In one of Doug
Casey's most gratifying picks, his newsletter subscribers
made nearly 20 times their investment-1,933% on Diamond
Field Resources over a 24-month period. But some people did
even better. . . .
Some people made 4,071%.
Even before Doug recommended Diamond Field to his readers he
had been interested in the company, buying some shares
himself, telling a few others who could take this kind of
chance. The company looked promising very interesting, with
good political connections in a country where that mattered
and two mines already producing some diamonds but it was far
too risky at that point to recommend to a broad audience. It
was even too risky to recommend in International
Speculator.
After all, Doug's regular
readers expect the majority of his picks to pay off. And
this one might not have. But it was perfect for those who
were willing to take a very high risk for a chance at huge
profits.
You see, there are two types
of people in the market: investors and traders. Most of the
people Doug advises are investors. And most of the
investments they buy are meant to be held for the long-term,
often two or three years, even longer. True, Doug's picks
for his newsletter subscribers are definitely speculative
compared to buying blue chips or index funds, and they may
not be well known (yet), but they are not extremely risky.
He's very careful about that.
Traders are
willing to take on more risk for a potentially higher
reward. They don't get upset when one trade doesn't work
out, because they're ready to move on to the next one. They
expect to make their money by getting bigger returns per
hit, not by making almost all sure-fire investments.
Traders are more interested
in getting in and out, moving fast to take advantage of
special opportunities. Very often, when the companies they
help finance at their earliest stages make it, they become
more suitable for the long-term investors. Some of them even
end up in the newsletter when they are safer
investments.
Doug's a little of both. His
newsletter, Doug Casey's International
Speculator, is for
investors. But he loves to shoot for the moon, too. That's
his trader side.
But trader-style advice just
isn't suitable for a 12-time-a-year newsletter. Trading
opportunities come at irregular intervals and they have to
be acted on immediately. The window to get in can be a
matter of hours, or maybe just a few days. And it's
important to get out at the right time too. It's the kind of
investment that depends on having an advisor right at your
elbow, someone who can tell you "move now!"
That's what you can get with
Casey Investment Alert fax service. It's a fast-moving,
on-the-nose advisory service for traders. But it's only for
a small, select group of traders only.
Go
now to the Fax Alert
Service Special
Report to learn
more about this exciting opportunity!
To
order, go now to our Order Department.
