Dear Fellow Investor,
Word is spreading. People are catching on. And that means even more profits in the pockets of savvy investors.
After the Chinese stocks markets were the worst performing markets in the world in 2008, investors dropped their Chinese investments and refused to believe that they would rebound strongly this year.
Boy, were they wrong.
Chinese stocks have come back with a vengeance this year. After watching the Shanghai stock exchange only press higher -- 40% higher that is -- others are finally starting to see the potential in the Chinese markets this year.
As a result, many analysts are finally stating what I've been telling you and my China Strategy readers for months and months now. Asia, China in particular, is the best place for profits in 2009.
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If you read any business sections in the newspaper this week, then I'm sure you saw these analysts proclaiming that China is on the rebound and providing the best investment opportunities this year. Case in point: Credit Suisse Asset Management stated on Monday that Asian stocks are cheap right now and the best bet for 2009.
While Chinese stocks have already shot higher, as more and more investors realize the incredible opportunities in China, we're going to see even higher levels this year. And that's why I'm providing you with a special opportunity today.
The profit potential in Chinese stocks is so great that I want to ensure you're grabbing a piece of the pie. So, today, I'm offering you a one-year subscription to China Strategy for just $99 -- that's 50% off the regular $199 price!
Act now and align your portfolio to directly profit from the strength of Chinese stocks in 2009!
And I'm not talking about a couple percentage points. Chinese stocks have been producing incredible double-digit gains in the past few months.
As we've talked about before, the driver behind this strong momentum is the Chinese government's stimulus package, banks lending money and the Chinese economy being on the path to recovery. As a result, the Shanghai stock exchange is up a whopping 40% year to date -- compared with a measly 0.4% gain for the S&P 500.
Just take a look at the gains in some of my top China Strategy positions year to date:
If you're invested in the U.S., you're missing out. My China Strategy subscribers have been raking in the profits by taking advantage of the strength of the Chinese economy and betting on a full recovery in the second half of the year.
And now it's your turn.
Just last week, I added a new China stock to the China Strategy portfolio. This company is directly in line to profit from the switch from analog to digital transmission. This is a trend that's spreading around the globe, creating incredible investment opportunities -- especially in China.
While the switch from analog to digital in the U.S., Spain and Ireland is driving significant business in technology companies, this trend is going to be bigger in China and drive even more business to companies focusing on making the transition smooth.
That's because there are televisions in 375 million households in China, and 158 million of those households subscribed to cable television at the end of 2008. Just 15 years ago, cable television subscriptions in China was under 10 million.
The growth in the television market comes from Chinese wanting to access to more channels and programs, like the rest of the world. International channels, in particular, are a hot ticket item, as many Chinese want to be connected to the outside world. In fact, all my friends in China have access to CNN, CNBC, MTV, HBO and ESPN through their digital satellite subscription.
Plus, consider that the Chinese government mandated that all TV programs will broadcast in digital format by 2010 and the complete digitalization of cable TV by 2015. So while television is a trend in China that has taken off in recent years, the country's television market is still quite young.
And there is plenty of room to grow: Once China officially switches from analog to digital TV, the number of digital TV subscribers will increase from 45 million in 2008 to 110.5 million in 2011. That's a 145% increase in just three years!
The massive growth potential of China's TV market is obvious, and there's one company set to profit greatly. It's the leading technology company in China's rapidly growing digital television market, holding a 50% market share. And it's the number-one provider of conditional access (CA) systems, which enable TV network operators to manage the delivery of content and services to their subscribers.
What's great is that the company is already benefiting from the switch from analog to digital. In 2008, the company signed 36 of a total 66 new CS systems contracts, and had 200 carrier customers in 27 Chinese provinces.
As the move to digital really gets underway, I'm expecting this company to grab the lion's share of business, pushing shares higher and higher. I'm projecting a 50% gain by yearend.
Since I recommended the company -- just last week -- shares have already popped 17%! Don't miss out on the next pop higher -- join China Strategy today!
Even better: Next week, I'll be providing my China Strategy subscribers with another winner in China. And if you join today, you'll capture every move higher in next week's addition to the China Strategy portfolio. So don't delay – join China Strategy!
Sincerely,
Robert Hsu
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