Profit Plays for the New World Order

Where and How to Cash in Now
(Ahead of the Crowds) in the
World’s Best Emerging Markets …

Bailouts and crushing debt make old economies risky.
Today, new markets are the safer way to go. They’re laden with
ground-floor opportunities, startups, partnerships, natural resources … gold.
This fall, we’ll show you how to cash in easily, quickly, and safely.

Emerging Markets Profit Symposium
Buenos Aires, Argentina — November 7-11, 2009
(Followed by Post-Conference Tours of Argentina and Uruguay)

Dear Reader,

The world is changing quickly. It’s hard to know how – and when – to react. But you can only tread water for so long before you begin to flail and sink.

That’s why I’ve arranged for a cadre of wealthy international investors and advisors to throw you a line.

These days, bailouts and debt make old markets risky.

New markets are the safer play. They’re rich with ground-floor opportunities, startups, partnerships, natural resources … and gold.

And the good news is: You don’t have to go halfway around the world to benefit. Close to home in Latin America you can find both steady and lightning-fast profits. Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay, in particular, are outpacing the First World – because those economies have not been gutted by bailout mania or by multi-trillion dollar government deficits.

In a minute, I’ll show you how you can easily, quickly, and safely cash in. But first, let me back up and explain why emerging markets make so much sense right now.

You Don’t Have To Go Half Way around the World to
Find Both Steady and Lightning-Fast Profits

Financial authorities today are in near 100% agreement that investors who want to get ahead need international exposure. It’s got to be a key component of their portfolios.

That’s why there are scores of mutual funds and nearly 300 exchange-traded funds (ETFs) directed at emerging markets. In fact, according to Barclays, even as the U.S. suffers more economic woes, so far this year, 35 new emerging markets ETFs were launched.

By August 1, investors expressed their faith in emerging-market economies by pouring more than $120 billion into new-economy ETFs.

There’s a reason for this massive in flow of money. Emerging markets outperformed all other markets during the first half of 2009.

In fact, the MSCI Emerging Markets Index – a benchmark of equity market performance in 22 emerging economies – went up 34.3% in the first half of 2009. In contrast, the MSCI World benchmark of equity performance in 23 developed market economies, such as the U.S., China and Hong Kong was up only 4.8%.

These numbers suggest that it is new economies that will lead the old world out of its recession and economic doldrums.

Still, while emerging market ETFs are quite profitable, doesn’t it seem that anything traded on the US stock market could be like owning a fast new boat that’s tied to a rusty old anchor?

On top of that, ETFs and mutual funds are passive plays.

The decisions are out of your hands as soon as you plunk down your funds. Worse, bonuses are tied to performance, so chances are your fund managers could be hiding from you the risks they are taking.

That’s why we’re hosting an Emerging Markets Profit Symposium in Buenos Aires this November. And why it’s so important that you be there.

Because experienced insiders and local market experts will show you, first hand, opportunities that are clear and easy to understand … profit plays that let you control how your money works for you. You’ll hear about …

• New and soon-to-be-developed gold fields
• New and soon-to-be-explored oil fields
• Specific directions to freshly under-spade real estate developments
• Inner-circle-level intelligence to economic news that moves currencies
• Local insider access to established real estate markets
• Real business partnerships, such as those in successful vineyards
• Natural resources plays in timber and copper
• Pre-stock listings of biofuel opportunities
• And more …

This program is about access and insights. You’ll gain a solid basis for steady conservative investments … and set yourself up with a huge edge when it’s time to hunt bigger-than-life speculative paydays.

Of course, with the combination of gold, oil, biofuels, wine, timber, and real estate you’ll be connected to markets and investments where you’re empowered to make your own decisions … where you’ll know how and when you can count on returns.

We’ll Connect You Directly to the
Power Players on the Ground

You know, in any market – heck, in anything – who you know can make such a difference. But in emerging markets … who you know is downright critical.

That’s why we’ve gone to such lengths to gather the most well-connected experts there are so you can meet with them in person.

There’s no better way to pinpoint the smartest emerging-market profit plays than by letting the experts who are already making millions on the ground share their secrets and rolodexes with you.

In Buenos Aires, this exclusive group of globetrotting multimillionaires will make personal and direct introductions for you … handshakes with important contacts who can show you exactly where and how to deploy your money for maximum effect across one of the world’s fast-expanding regions.

I’m talking about a group of savvy, successful profit hunters. Like William Bonner, Founder of Agora Publishing; Doug Casey of Casey Research; James Dale Davidson of Contrarian Research; Horacio Marquez of The Oxford Club; Rick Rule of Global Resource Investor; Eric J. Fry, Agora Financial’s investment director and editor of the Rude Awakening; and more …

They’re gathering in Buenos Aires in November for our Emerging Markets Profit Symposium to show you where the best opportunities lie today – and how, exactly, you can take advantage of them.

Time and time again, they always seem to be in the right place first. And they know this landscape better than anyone else.

But, just as importantly, you’ll meet personally with their best local contacts. You’ll connect with Juan Fischer, for instance, a corporate attorney who is a legend in the region’s mergers and acquisition scene … Steve Rosberg, whose investment company focuses on real producing assets with no leverage … and Paul Reynolds, a real estate expert who heads a family business founded more than 40 years ago – with offices today in Buenos Aires, Montevideo, and Punta del Este.

They, and others like them, will be your on-the-ground sources. Like with any other network … once you meet key contacts like these, the concentric circles of whom you know just keep expanding. And so does the profit potential.

Let me show you how …

Why the Buzz About Brazil …

This is Latin America’s time – its bubble is just now starting to expand.

In fact, consider this next item. Not only is it a stunning figure. But it’s demonstrative of Latin America’s current wealth-generating potential.

Brazil’s equivalent to the Dow Jones Industrial Index – the São Paulo Stock Exchange’s Bovespa Index – has skyrocketed 210,000% in the past 16 years.

By comparison, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has increased about 200% over the same time period and 4,531% in its nine-decade history, dating back to 1929.

Not to pick on the Dow … but throughout its entire history, it has only generated about 1% of the growth experienced by the Brazilian stock market since 1993.

And, right now, Brazil is the living model of how economies are supposed to be run. The dream everyone has for the U.S. is found there.

You see, the massive boom in the Bovespa stems from the development and exploitation of Brazil's treasure trove of natural resources.

But, just as importantly, it reflects the country’s sound macroeconomic policies that have bolstered international reserves to historically high levels, reduced public debt, and allowed a significant decline in real interest rates.

Brazilian GDP is now the highest in Latin America with large and still-growing agricultural, mining, manufacturing, and service sectors, as well as a large labor pool.

Stability Is What Counts

It’s why Brazil’s expansion extends to ocean-side cities such as Fortaleza, which is now becoming a major tourist destination for Europeans and Americans.

And, though the city’s amenities are very first world – in fact, some European tourists claims that the high-quality shopping malls, coffee shops and outdoor cafes make Fortaleza a tad too American – it’s still possible to purchase a gorgeous oceanfront apartment there for about $65,000 … then turn it into a very nice income- yielding vacation property.

In Buenos Aries, this November 7-11, local experts at the Emerging Markets Profit Symposium will show you the ins and outs of this type of transaction – as well as how to manage your property.

Major Gold Player

But Brazil offers so much more than just rich real estate opportunities. The country is a coming a natural-resources giant … a juggernaut in waiting.

In fact, Brazil is the world’s fourth-largest gold producer. It even had its own gold rush, back in the late 1980s and early 90s when more than a million people flocked its Cuiú Cuiú district in search of sudden wealth.

So, while you’re in Buenos Aries, we’ll make sure you hook up with Doug Casey and Rick Rule so you’ll get the low down on Latin America’s gold mining scene.

Again, a passive investment is okay, but your access to these global experts, and their local contacts, could yield you a piece of a gold mine instead of shares.

In fact, either way – passive or active – chances are you’re going to want a position in emerging-market gold, just to profit from a coming trend.

You see, as Reuters reports, inflation-wary hedge fund chiefs are adding physical bullion to their investment portfolios. In a survey of U.S. hedge fund managers, 20 out of 22 interviewed claim to have purchased physical gold.

That is nothing short of amazing, and an underlying reason why gold should continue to move quickly.

But, gold is just part of the action in Brazil. After all, its other major exports include timber, aircraft, coffee, automobiles, soybean, iron ore, nickel, alumina, zinc, orange juice, steel, ethanol, textiles, footwear, corned beef and electrical equipment.

In short, Brazil is a major investment destination.

And the Emerging Markets Profit Symposium may be your best chance ever to get the straight dope on just where explosive short-term and steady long-term profits can be found.

But Brazil represents just part of Latin America’s fertile investment potential. It is but one of the low-debt, no-bailout stable economies there.

When You’re on the Ground in Argentina, You’re Standing
on a Valuable Resource … One You Can Own for a Pittance

The joke in the wine business is that the fastest way to make $10 million is to start with $100 million.

That may still hold true for California and France, but it’s clearly not the case in Argentina today. That’s why all the big players, from Rothschild, to Mondavi to Diagio have flocked to Mendoza.

You’d think with that influx the cost acreage would be out the roof, but vineyard land that starts at $5,000 an acre – stunningly inexpensive – is still quite available.

And as Argentina expands its influence on the global wine scene, those low prices will soon be a thing of the past. You should expect Argentina’s agricultural land to significantly appreciate during the next decade.

That’s why you’ll meet Steve Rosberg in Buenos Aries. As one of Argentina’s top agricultural investment players, he’ll show you how to make a passive play in a locally managed investment fund, a partnership in a working vineyard or how to purchase your own acreage.

There’s no other investment event anywhere that can offer this kind of local access.

Beyond The Wine Buzz

And there’s more to Argentina’s real estate than wine wealth. At the Emerging Markets Profit Symposium you’ll get the inside scoop on the …

• Buenos Aires Apartment Boom: Properties in two neighborhoods here are appreciating at 15-25% per year. A third neighborhood – our favorite – has slowed down to a "mere" 10%. The advantage? Location and liquidity.
• Cash in on the region’s exceptional timber growth and low production costs, which is already drawing massive foreign inflow in industrial investment. Despite global slowdown, China’s demand for wood products is firm and it will soon have trouble finding enough pulp to meet its toilet-paper needs alone. China now looks to Argentina and the region not only to cover its floors but also to wipe its rear end, and there's a fortune to be made … you’ll find out exactly where and how.

Salting Away Profits

Finally, there is one other Argentinean gem that you’ll get immediate access to when you join us in Buenos Aires this November.

It’s a brand new community that financial legend Doug Casey is building in the Salta province. The gorgeous golf course and club are completed, and now the home sites are set to go up for grabs.

When you join us at the Emerging Markets Profit Symposium, you’ll have the opportunity to see Doug’s property for yourself … to walk the land with its visionary developer by your side.

This beautiful project sits within sight of the picturesque Andean foothills, amidst the vines of some of the area's most promising up-and-coming wineries.

But, best of all, you’ll have the chance to be one of the first in here – and you know what first in could mean to your profit potential …

It’s just another reason you need to attend the Emerging Markets Profit Symposium.

For it’s only there that you’ll find out exactly where the best buys are … be it a tasteful condo in swank Buenos Aries, a Malbec and Chardonnay patch in Mendoza, a mountain retreat with views of snow-capped peaks, or a hidden valley populated by right-thinking, freedom-loving North Americans.

Even better, when you join us in Argentina this fall, you’ll have the immediate opportunity to go directly to these profit-rich real estate values … to touch them, explore them, kick the dirt, turn the faucets … talk in person directly to both local and international real estate experts.

That makes this a super symposium for doers … and not dreamers … because on the ground is where you’ll find the actionable advice.

Shhhhhhh … The Secret Is Not Yet Out
It’s My Best “Insider” Tip For 2009

Five years from now, you are going to come up to me and say, “Barb, how the heck do you do it? You were right about real estate in Nicaragua, Panama, Costa Rica, and Honduras … and, of all places, Uruguay!”

The answer to this question is, “the Domino Theory.”

I started with contacts in Nicaragua and Panama … I never betrayed their trust or confidences, so they introduced me to their best contacts … and it continues on like that today … one friendly, informative domino after anther.

So, with the introductions I’ll make for you at the symposium, I am jump-starting your network … treat these new friends well and they’ll soon be treating you like they treat me … with special insights.

It’s also why you must take to heart what I am about if you now … it’s my best insider tip for 2009.

You see, if you are not in Uruguay soon – and I mean in the next 12 months or so – you are going to miss out on one of today’s great opportunities.

We’ll get you on the ground in Uruguay right after the symposium, if you want. Then you’ll see why investors have loved Uruguay, the “Switzerland of the South,” for years.

Its liberal tax laws and conservative reporting make it one of the world’s last havens, where strict banking-secrecy laws have been in effect since 1982. Better still, there's also no history of deposit expropriation, freezing, or forcing exchange. And, it's easy to open an account there, where there are no special requirements for foreign nationals or non-residents.

Plus this is a relatively easy place to gain residency and citizenship as well. (Yes, you can be a dual citizen of the US and Uruguay.) You need only a clean police record, a birth certificate, a certificate certifying your health, and proof you can support yourself (just $500 a month will do it). And after four years of residency (which needn't be full-time), you're eligible for citizenship.

But you’ll also admire Uruguay’s capital Montevideo, a cosmopolitan city that manages to meld old-world values and conservative sensibilities with great infrastructure and fantastic beaches.

In the chic district of Carrasco, for instance, once an elegant seaside resort community and now a much sought-after address in the city, it’s as if time has stood still. Residents are friendly, you’ll know your neighbors, kids ride their bikes in the streets, it’s safe … like a throwback to the 1950s. And we’ve arranged for special early bird terms on a new condo development going in there. A deal being extended to attendees at our Emerging Markets Profit Symposium only.

Montevideo also boasts one of the loveliest "old cities" in South America. There you can purchase an 8,000-square-foot French-style or Colonial-style building for $350,000. Or if you'd rather have a smaller foothold, you can find a two-bedroom apartment in a colonial home for a reasonable $40,000.

That’s not all Uruguay has to offer, either. On the shore at Punta del Este you'll find excellent weather, wonderful beaches, and a truly glamorous, Monte Carlo-like atmosphere. It's a beguiling (and good-value) place to consider as a vacation retreat for a few weeks or months a year … or to purchase a income-yielding rental property that could help pay for itself each January and February when thousands of holidaymakers from South America’s upper classes descend upon Punta del Este.

But this is just a taste of what you’ll discover this fall in Buenos Aires.

This Program is About the Power of Emerging Markets … and to Harness it, We’ll Make Sure You’re Well Connected

This may be the only time we’ll ever manage to bring this caliber of expert – this combination of successful emerging-market titans – together in one place.

It’s nearly impossible for this many busy, high-powered people to get their schedules to mesh. And so I can’t stress enough the importance of reserving your place now for our November symposium.

Among the experts flying in to meet in Buenos Aires are …

William Bonner – “Legendary” is an over-used word, but one that is appropriate for a man who has built multimillion dollar businesses on every continent but Antarctica. That’s why Bill’s entrepreneurial savvy, unique and entertaining writings, philanthropic undertakings and preservationist activities have been recognized and awarded by some of America's most respected authorities.

Along with Addison Wiggin, his friend and colleague, Bill has written two New York Times best-selling books, Financial Reckoning Day and Empire of Debt. Both works have been critically acclaimed internationally. With political journalist Lila Rajiva, he wrote his third New York Times best-selling book, Mobs, Messiahs and Markets, which offers concrete advice on how to avoid the public spectacle of modern finance. Since 1999, Bill has been a daily contributor and the driving force behind The Daily Reckoning.

Doug Casey – A man with a proven ability to see the future, Doug is highly respected author, publisher, and professional investor who graduated from Georgetown University in 1968 as a classmate of Bill Clinton. He didn't inhale either.

Doug literally wrote the book on profiting from periods of economic turmoil: His book Crisis Investing spent multiple weeks as No. 1 on the New York Times best-seller list and became the best-selling financial book of 1980, with 438,640 copies sold, surpassing big-caliber names like Free to Choose by Milton Friedman, The Real War by Richard Nixon and Cosmos by Carl Sagan. Then Doug broke the record with his next book, Strategic Investing, by receiving the largest advance ever paid for a financial book at the time. Interestingly enough, Doug’s book The International Man was the most sold book in the history of Rhodesia.

Doug has lived in 12 and visited over 175 countries and is widely respected as one of the preeminent authorities on “rational speculation,” especially in the high-potential natural-resource sector.

James Dale Davidson – A self-made multimillionaire and venture capitalist, Jim is the best-selling author of Blood in the Streets, Financial Reckoning Day and The Sovereign Individual. As an author and editor of private financial advisory services Strategic Investment and Crisis Strategy Alert, Davidson has made a number of bull’s-eye crisis predictions:

• The fall of the Berlin Wall in February 1989, ten months before the bulldozers started their work.
• The recent nationalization of the US banking system and the collapse of the real estate market.
• The treacherous role of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in the lead up to the current collapse
• The rise in banking stocks this March and the end of the recent “sucker’s rally”
• The rise of Brazil has a major economic player

Jim is also is the founder and chairman emeritus of the National Tax Payers Union, the largest and oldest grassroots taxpayer organization in US. And he’s been sounding the alarm about America’s deficits and unfunded liabilities for over 30 years.

Rick Rule – Rick is the global-resource expert that other experts turn to when they want the lowdown on international natural resource plays. Both as a principal and as an investor, for 25 years Rick has been the vanguard of natural resource trading.

Most importantly for you, few people know the opportunities and players on the global resources scene as intimately as he does. Rick’s ideas and advice are accessible, immediately actionable, and usually quite profitable.

As the founder of Global Resource Investments Ltd., Rick specializes in mining, energy, water utilities, forest products and agriculture. Just what you want in Latin America.

Eric J. Fry – Agora Financial’s always-engaging investment director and editor of the Rude Awakening, Eric has been a specialist in international equities since the early 1980s. He was a professional portfolio manager for more than 10 years, specializing in international investment strategies and short selling. Following his successes in professional money management, Eric joined the publishing operations of James Grant, editor of the prestigious Grant's Interest Rate Observer. Working alongside Grant, Eric produced Grant's International and Apogee Research — institutional research products dedicated to international investment opportunities.

Eric subsequently joined Bill Bonner and Addison Wiggin as The Daily Reckoning's “man on Wall Street.” After his three-year tour of duty at The Daily Reckoning, Eric launched the sometimes abrasive, mostly entertaining, and always insightful Rude Awakening — “a hot cup of coffee in the face of Wall Street.”

His views and investment insights have appeared in numerous publications, including Time, Barron’s, The Wall Street Journal, International Herald Tribune, BusinessWeek, USA Today, Los Angeles Times, San Francisco Chronicle and Money. You may also know him from his appearances on business news stations such as CNN, CNBC and Fox News.

Horacio Márquez – Throw a dart into a map and chances are Horacio will tell you how to make money there. The noted emerging-markets strategist for The Money Map Press, Horacio is also editor of The Money Moves Alert, as well as an Oxford Club Investment Advisory Panelist and frequent contributor to The Oxford Club Communiqué.

Horacio is famous for the time he served as head of emerging markets research for Merrill Lynch Asset Management’s fixed income funds. He was also a director of economic and financial research for Swiss Bank is well known in Latin America having worked independently in M&A, in venture capital and in debt financing there.

RONAN MCMAHON – Many of you may know the name from our sister publication, International Living where Ronan was the Real Estate Marketing Director and an active real estate investor. Ronan now heads up Pathfinder, a real estate group that scours the lobe to find the most unique and value-oriented real estate opportunities.

Ronan also writes International Living's Real Estate Trend Alert and regularly contributes to International Living's print and online publications. International real estate investment is his beat. Ronan has travelled to 15 countries in the past 12 months alone, following trends that could offer profit opportunities. Instinct, experience and an unrivalled black book of contacts give him direct access to the inside track to profit opportunities.

Ronan will teach you how to be a global real estate investor and the opportunities you need to be aware of to stay ahead of the curve.

Juan Federico Fischer – Juan is a perfect example of the type of local contact you’ll make at the Emerging Markets Profit Symposium.

Juan is a partner at LVM Abogados & Consultores, one of Uruguay’s leading law firms. As lawyer and an M.B.A., he manages the firm’s foreign investment consulting unit, advising both multinationals and individual investors in privatizations, real estate developments and acquisition of local companies.

Juan specializes in major real estate developments, including the first community for American retirees in Uruguay, a $30 million investment near the seaside town of Piriapolis. Juan’s firm, LVM, is also a leading advisor to individuals seeking to buy properties and to obtain residency in Uruguay.

Steve Rosberg – As the founding and Managing Partner of Ushay Investments, Steve is the perfect man to show you a number of infrastructure and natural resource opportunities across Latin America.

Steve has held top management functions in banks in Argentina, Grand Cayman and Ecuador, and has done international financial consulting for individuals and corporations. He founded the Ushay investment management company, in order to develop forestry, vineyards, construction and real estate opportunities in Argentina and Uruguay.

Ushay Investments structures, manages and operates real producing asset businesses as well as provides private trustee services.

Paul Reynolds – A second-generation Argentine of English and French descent, Paul spent 14 years with The Royal Bank of Canada in Calgary, Alberta. During his stay there, he met his Argentine-born wife, Maria, with whom he returned to Argentina in 1992.

Back home, Paul partnered with – and eventually purchased – his family real estate business. Since then, he and Maria have built the business from an original staff of five to a current team of over seventy. Reynolds Propiedades SA currently has three offices in Buenos Aires, one in Montevideo, Uruguay and two representations, one in Bariloche, Patagonia and a second in Punta del Este, Uruguay. The company’s focus is in residential real estate whilst catering to commercial, farms, and vineyards. You won’t find a better-connected real estate expert in Latin America.

Andrés Rosberg – He’s is the man to see in Argentina when it comes to breaking into the country’s winemaking and vineyard investment scene. He’s also the President of the Argentine Sommelier Association, the Secretary of the Panamerican Sommelier Alliance and a member of the Didactic Committee of the International Sommelier Association.

During the past five years, Andrés has focused on product development and consulting, gaining a global understanding of the trade and working with a wide array of wineries in various countries to develop wines to be sold under the Pannotia Vineyards brand in the US.

Andrés advises Argentine and foreign wineries on product and market strategy. While still tasting and consulting, Andres’ main focus is now to be the Managing Director for Operations of the Los Arbolitos Vineyard Trust, in association with Ushay Investments.

The Most Efficient, Enjoyable, Cost-Effective Way
to Turn Emerging-Market Opportunity into Gains

I think you’ll agree: It would be crazy to ignore the potential of emerging markets today.

Funds managed by strangers are knocking down 35% and more a year. Just imagine how you could do when you are part of the scene … one of the players … when you have the personal contacts.

I guarantee you’ll come away from this power-packed program in Buenos Aires with the confidence and connections you need to position yourself for emerging-market gains … no matter what the economy does back home.

But please understand – seating is limited.

This isn’t meant to be an impersonal event. Quite the contrary. It’s a chance for you to rub elbows with what is, really, an extraordinary panel of accomplished experts.

So I encourage you to reserve your place now.

For an event of this caliber, you would typically expect to pay at least $2,000 or more. And considering the insights and access you’ll gain, it would be worth every penny.

But you won’t pay anywhere near that.

We’re focusing on value plays at this symposium, and so we wanted to be sure that the program itself represents a good value for you.

And that’s why we’ve set the price at a reasonable $1,400. PLUS not only does that guarantee you a seat in the room. But we’re ALSO INCLUDING – essentially, simply tossing in for free – your hotel stays and more. In fact, all of this is included:

• 3 nights’ luxury accommodation at the world-class Panamericano Hotel
• Breakfast each morning
• An evening welcome cocktail reception
• Special guided tours of Buenos Aires on two days
• A spectacular tango show and dinner
• Wine tasting with the president of the Argentine Wine Association
• Real estate and investment tours in the city if you care to take one
• All taxes except your country departure taxes
• And, of course, assistance from our staff throughout the program

That’s all INCLUDED in the Symposium fee, with our compliments.

The truth is: This program would be an extraordinary value if all we were offering was access to our speakers. Considering everything it includes – your hotel, breakfasts, tours, cocktails, and so on – it’s a downright steal.

PLUS, when you register by September 10, 2009 – you can take an extra $100 off the fee. But after September 10, the price goes up.

So I encourage you to reserve your place for this Emerging Markets Profit Symposium – and any add-on investment expeditions you opt for – now. Seats are, as I mentioned, limited. And interest in this event has been extremely high.

As you can imagine, it’s a rare occurrence, indeed, that we’d have this extraordinary collection of experts all in one place at one time. And at such a critical time in history, too.

When it comes to Latin America, this may be your best – arguably your only – chance to get on the ground early and get up to speed fast … to take a very active roll in your emerging-market profits. And position yourself for gains … no matter what the U.S. economy does.

We’ll show you how November 7-11, 2009 in Buenos Aires. Please pick up the phone now and dial 1-800-926-6575 toll-free or call direct at 1-561-243-6276 and let me know you’re interested. Or simply send me an email at info@opportunity-travel.com. I’ll save a seat in your name. It’s that simple.

Sincerely,

Barbara Perriello
Director, Opportunity Travel
800-926-6575 or 561-243-6276
www.opportunity-travel.com

P.S. We’ve also arranged for several extraordinary insider’s tours you can opt for as add-ons following the Symposium -- a way for you to see for yourself the opportunities you’ll hear about in Buenos Aires.

Travel with us through Argentina and Uruguay. See Doug Casey’s project in Cafayate, a vineyard project in the Uco wine valley, the gorgeous highlands of Bariloche, Uruguay’s Punta del Este beachfront, and more. Read on here for the full day-by-day schedule.