"Billion Dollar Blitzkrieg" IT'S COMING...

"Billion Dollar Blitzkrieg"
IT'S COMING... And it could make 2010 the most profitable year of your life -- if you take advantage of the two unique investment opportunities revealed below before it's too late.



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This time last year, an epic storm began brewing behind the scenes on Wall Street...

But the financial media was too busy pumping out headlines about the second Great Depression, government bailouts, and Bernie Madoff...

So chances are you never even heard about it.

That's about to change...

Because over just the past few months, this storm has swallowed up dozens of companies and grown hundreds of billions of dollars stronger.

Now it's about to forever reshape some of the world's greatest businesses -- not to mention make a select few well-positioned investors obscenely wealthy.

Which is why the world's top hedge-fund managers, private equity specialists, and Wall Street insiders have anxiously been awaiting a signal that the big money was about to be made.

And that signal just began flashing loud and clear.
Now JP Morgan estimates this once-in-a-decade storm will grow
into an unstoppable $2.6 TRILLION force by 2011

Yet very few investors understand just how huge it's going to be -- or how to best position themselves to cash in.

That's why I urge you to take the next few minutes to read this report in its entirety.

At the very least, you'll have the full story so you can decide for yourself if you'll be front and center when the big money stars rolling in.

But I must warn you, the smart money is already on the move...

In fact, as we speak, a small group of ambitious individual investors just like you are quietly moving their money into the two little-known stocks you'll discover just ahead. And soon, thousands will be rushing to join them.

How can I be so sure?

Well, for one thing, by properly positioning themselves ahead of this storm, these investors have already grown their money more than 1,500% -- and by as much as 279% in a single day.

In just a moment, I'll explain how they did it -- and show you how you can join them in securing even bigger gains.

But before we go any further, I want to make 100% certain you have the facts so you can decide whether or not these potentially life-changing investment opportunities are right for you.
Why 2010 could be the most lucrative year of your life...

In order to understand how I see everything playing out going forward, we need to first take a look back at what's happened in the last couple of years...

Most remember the Lehman Brothers collapse... the nationalization of Fannie Mae... and the cocaine-fueled antics of Bernie Madoff.

Meanwhile, behind the scenes, the world's greatest business minds -- including Warren Buffett, Michael Dell, and John Chambers (CEO of Cisco) -- were quietly preparing to go on the warpath.

You see, they knew the economy might continue to slide for years to come.

But they also knew there was a way to emerge from the downturn even more dominant -- and wealthy -- than ever before.

So they began furiously cutting costs, slashing budgets, and raising capital.

Then they began looking for cheap ways to expand their reach and get into areas of business they hadn't been in before... so they could continue growing both their top and bottom lines -- even if the economy continued to stumble.

Of course, the stock market continued to slide well into 2009 -- driving the prices of even the strongest companies well below their fair values.

Meanwhile, banks began loaning out money again -- and at historically low interest rates.

And this unique set of circumstances ended up creating the perfect conditions for the ultimate "billion dollar blitzkrieg."
We've already begun to see the first ripples of this monster storm...

* Ares Capital recently snapped up Allied Capital for $648 million -- a 27% premium
* Barclays made a $369 million bid for Standard Life
* EMC acquired Data Domain for a whopping 85% premium
* Korea National Oil offered to buy Harvest Energy Trust for a 37% premium
* Suncor Energy ponied up $18 billion to buy Petro-Canada
* TPG Capital offered to buy IMS Health for a 24% premium
* China's Yanzhou Coal offered $2.9 billion for Australia's Felix Resources
* Sinochem made an $881 million bid for Emerald Energy
* China Petrochemical snapped up Swiss-based Addax Petroleum for $7.6 billion
* Centurytel offered $6 billion to buy Embarq
* Altria bid $10 billion to buy UST
* IBM snapped up tech specialist SPSS for $1.2 billion
* Perot Systems soared as much as 65% in one day thanks to a $3.9 billion offer from Dell
* And Kraft offered a whopping $19.5 billion to buy Cadbury

Warren Buffett
Buffett's legendary Berkshire Hathaway recently shelled
out $34 billion to acquire Burlington Northern Railroad

But the alarm bells didn't really start blaring until last November 3, when Warren Buffett's legendary Berkshire Hathaway offered a whopping $34 billion to buy Burlington Northern Railroad.

The bid marked a 31.5% premium and was the largest acquisition in Berkshire Hathaway's history!
And this is just the beginning!

But you don't have to take my word for it...

Just have a look at what all the Wall Street "experts" are saying about this sudden boom in mergers and acquisitions (M&A)...

Paul Deninger, vice chairman of investment bank Jeffries, recently told Barron's that "M&A activity has shifted into high gear" and that "it looks like 2010 will be even better than 2009."

BusinessWeek says, "Suddenly, there are mergers and acquisitions galore," and notes, "there are almost certainly more deals to come."

CNBC reports, "It seems everywhere you turn, headlines about M&A are stealing the spotlight."

And Robert Gnodde, co-chief executive at Goldman Sachs, recently predicted that "major corporations in Europe and the U.S. are going to be forced into M&A of significant scale to drive ongoing growth."

But this isn't just a nationwide phenomenon...

At a recent international investing conference, Jiang Jiangqing, chairman of ICBC -- the world's largest bank -- confessed, "Mergers and acquisitions are the most discussed topic among Chinese entrepreneurs and company heads."

Meanwhile, a recent BusinessWeek headline proclaimed, "Asian M&A: The Days of Dealmaking Are Back."

And Brian Gu, head of M&A for greater China at JPMorgan Chase, says, "Acquisitions activity is going to be a long-term trend," and adds, "the volume and activity are here to stay."