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New Free Report: Commodity Investments: Fertilizer Stocks and Potash Stocks That Will Profit from Rising Food Demand

Get my latest buy/sell/hold advice on five commodity investments and my short- and long-term forecast for the fast-moving agricultural sector absolutely FREE

BHP Billiton’s (symbol BHP on New York) $38.6-billion takeover bid for Potash Corp. (symbol POT on Toronto) has attracted a lot of investor attention to commodity investments lately.

In light of the takeover bid and other recent changes in this fast-moving sector, I’ve written a new free report. Click here to immediately download my new free report, Commodity Investments: Fertilizer Stocks and Potash Stocks That Will Profit from Rising Food Demand.

As an informed Canadian investor, you’ve no doubt noticed that the prices of many agricultural commodities, including wheat, have risen sharply lately.

But despite these gains, agricultural commodities remain volatile, and commodity investing has many hidden risks that can seriously hurt your returns. That’s why, if you invest in commodities, you really shouldn’t be without my new free report, Commodity Investments: Fertilizer Stocks and Potash Stocks That Will Profit from Rising Food Demand.

And best of all, this exclusive report is yours FREE as my “thank you” for signing up for my free daily updates on TSI Network. As the situation in the commodity sector in general — and the takeover bid for Potash Corp. in particular — continues to evolve, we’ll update the information in this special report through our daily updates.

Energy Stocks In Your Future

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Here’s just some of what you’ll read about in this new free report from me, Pat McKeough, and TSI Network:

  • My short- and long-term outlooks for agricultural prices. Hint: Emerging markets like China and India are set to play a big role in this sector.
  • How to spot the best investments in the agricultural sector;
  • My clear, concise analysis, including my latest buy/sell/hold advice, on four well-established fertilizer stocks and potash stocks that stand to make big gains as food demand heats up;
  • My updated recommendation on an exchange-traded fund (ETF) that holds 46 commodity investments, including fertilizer stocks and potash stocks, from around the world. ETFs provide an easy, low-fee way for investors to tap into different sectors of the economy, including commodities. However, not all ETFs are created equal. My recommendation on this investment may surprise you!

This report is the fourth in a series of free reports I’ve written as free downloads on TSI Network. In my last report, Gold Investing: 7 Profitable Strategies for Investing in Canadian Gold Stocks, I outlined 7 specific strategies you can use to maximize your gold investments — and lower your risk — right away.

Before that, I wrote Capital Gains Canada: 7 Secrets for Managing Your Canadian Capital Gains Tax Liabilities, which aims to give investors a better understanding of the tax advantages that capital gains have over other forms of income.

To get started right away, click here to download your copy of Commodity Investments: Fertilizer Stocks and Potash Stocks That Will Profit from Rising Food Demand. I’d also encourage you to share the report with a friend by forwarding this email to them.

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