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Editorial Director\u2019s Note: Well, this is a first. Today, Jim\u2019s asking you to set aside your opinion of HIS opinions \u2013 and let him revisit his journalistic roots with some straight-up reporting. You might want to tune in, too. What he\u2019s reporting could land you 69 times your money, if history holds true\u2026
\n\u2013 JL<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

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The Solace of Numbers<\/span>
\nA Prelude to Taipan Publishing Group’s 2009 Global Opportunities Summit
\nby Jim Amrhein, Contributing Editor, Taipan Daily<\/em><\/span><\/strong>You\u2019ve no doubt formed an opinion about me over the past seven months. Call me what you will (as you so often do): Commentator, pot-stirrer, editorialist, grenade-thrower, original thinker \u2013 or any number of unprintable things. I have no regrets about being controversial and outspoken\u2026<\/p>\n

However, it might surprise some of you to know that from high school and college on up to my early 30s, what I really wanted to be was a journalist. A dispassionate, objective chronicler of facts. A teller of fascinating and poignant true stories. A revealer of little-known and relevant statistics. And for the next few days, that\u2019s what I\u2019m going to get a chance to do for you.<\/p>\n

But with a twist: The stories I\u2019m going to report could make you very wealthy.<\/p>\n

So here\u2019s what I\u2019m asking you to do: For the next five days, I want you to put aside your opinions about\u00a0my <\/em>opinions. Simply allow me to relay to you, accurately and factually (but with a touch of color, perhaps), what unfolds at a little-known event that carries with it a stunning degree of significance to not only the care and feeding of your money \u2013 but the future political and macro-economic climate in which you\u2019ll make that money\u2026<\/p>\n

If you pay attention to what I\u2019ll reveal over the next five days, that is. But if you make the mistake of tuning me out simply because of something I said in the long ago that raised your hackles, you\u2019ll be missing out on what may well be the\u00a0truest and most lucrative financial advice you\u2019ll ever receive in your life<\/em>.<\/p>\n

I\u2019m not exaggerating when I say that this advice could pay you as much as\u00a069 times your money or more<\/span> over the course of the coming year \u2013 which, despite all the rosy rhetoric from Washington and the mainstream media, promises to be a pretty fiscally dicey 12 months for our nation.<\/p>\n

How did I arrive at that \u201c69 times your money\u201d number?<\/p>\n

Simple, straight-up reporting. As I\u2019ll soon prove in true journalistic fashion \u2013 with hard numbers \u2013 this is exactly what you could\u2019ve made on JUST ONE of the 36 potential winning investments revealed at this same event last year.<\/p>\n

Numerous others could\u2019ve paid in the 300% to 400%-plus range, and nearly all of them levied at least double-digit profit potential to those who listened. Let me put on my \u201creporter\u201d hat and show you the proof right now\u2026<\/p>\n

On the Scene at the 2009 Taipan Global Opportunities Summit<\/strong><\/p>\n

I\u2019m writing this right now from Chicago\u2019s luxurious InterContinental Hotel on Michigan Avenue\u2019s vaunted \u201cMagnificent Mile.\u201d That\u2019s the site of\u00a0Finding Wealth in the Post-Dollar World<\/em><\/strong>, the 2009 Taipan Publishing Group Global Opportunities Summit\u2026<\/p>\n

I\u2019ve never been to the Windy City before, and my first impressions of it on this glorious 75-degree-and-sunny day are that it\u2019s fast-paced from the git-go. The driver of the crowded shuttle-van from Midway airport to the InterContinental put most cabbies in other cities to shame. Heavy on the gas, heavier on the brake, gesticulating wildly through the windshield as he scatters cross-walking pedestrians like ten-pins.<\/p>\n

The tourists react with outrage and flustered shouts \u2013 the locals don\u2019t miss a beat on their cellphone conversations. They deftly sidestep us as though they\u2019ve been dodging shuttles their whole lives. Matadors in Brooks Brothers.<\/p>\n

Chicago seems like a town that means business, and that grants no quarter. A place that can make all your dreams come true if you\u2019re willing to tolerate a little blood \u2013 yours or someone else\u2019s. Or it can break you like a cinnamon stick if you show the slightest sign of weakness. I liked the place instantly. And I couldn\u2019t help but imagine what I would do later in the day, after this dispatch was finished\u2026<\/p>\n

A museum? An art gallery? A stroll along The Mile or a spin down Lakeshore Drive? Maybe all of these things. But definitely,\u00a0steak<\/em>. This is Chicago, for Pete\u2019s sake \u2013 star of the American Midwest; home of Morton\u2019s and about a zillion other primo chophouses. No way I\u2019m eating tofu while I\u2019m in town.<\/p>\n

But that\u2019s later. Right now, I\u2019m over the keyboard as your\u00a0Taipan Daily<\/em> correspondent for the next few days at this event \u2013 dusting off my journalism chops to work on tight deadlines and strict word counts to produce these dispatches for you mere hours before you read them\u2026<\/p>\n

In these reports, I\u2019ll offer you the high spots of this event, its most shocking revelations, real-live comments from attendees (folks just like you and me, for the most part), and its most potentially lucrative recommendations \u2013 as much as my deadline times and column-inches of space allow, anyway\u2026<\/p>\n

How much could this mean to your bottom line?<\/p>\n

Well, let\u2019s start where a journalist (at least an unbiased one) would: With facts.<\/p>\n

The Lucrative Facts<\/strong><\/p>\n

To prepare for this assignment, I did what any good reporter would do: Research. Somehow, I tracked down what seems to be the only remaining copy of the recordings of last year\u2019s inaugural Taipan Global Opportunities Summit in San Francisco\u2026<\/p>\n

Seriously, though thousands of these were offered for sale last summer, they sold out so completely that this single copy of these recordings is all anyone could locate in the offices of the Taipan Publishing Group \u2013 or even in the homes of their staff. And I was threatened with grave bodily harm should I lose track of it.<\/p>\n

After signing out the copy, I painstakingly watched and re-watched the entire conference, taking notes as all the Taipan editors revealed their best recommendations for the coming year\u2026<\/p>\n

Then I looked up the 12-month track record of every one of these investments \u2013 to see if what our editors predicted came to pass, and to what degree. The results of my study revealed them as nothing short of prophetic.<\/p>\n

At the 2008 Taipan Global Opportunities Summit on August 5 and 6 of last year in San Francisco, our editors offered lucky conference attendees three dozen specific investing recommendations for the coming year\u2026<\/p>\n

Every one of these 36 picks gave investors a chance at impressive short-term gains \u2013 from a \u201clow\u201d end of 34% in just under six months to an incredible 6,900% in just 10 weeks…<\/p>\n

Of these 36 plays, 22 of them (61%) could have doubled your money or more over the past year. Among these were such potential whoppers as:<\/p>\n