Dear Wealth Daily reader:
A lot of people don’t know this, but Ian Cooper and I developed an insanely simple, but highly effective trading technique in 2002.
We called it the “Billionaire Boys Club.”
The premise behind the system was simple… invest and trade in the same stocks that billionaires were buying in the open market.
The system worked brilliantly… and we made a lot of money for ourselves and our readers.
But we did have one caveat to the system – we didn’t allow ourselves to buy the same stocks that Warren Buffett either owned or was buying.
I mean, everybody follows Buffett’s every move.
Instead, we decided to focus on other billionaires that didn’t have a huge market following.
One of the billionaires we followed religiously in 2002 and 2003 was media tycoon Sumner Redstone.
Throughout those years Redstone was buying millions of shares of Midway Games and WMS Industries in the open market.
Ian and I checked out the companies… and decided to buy alongside Sumner. It turned out to be one of the best trades we made all year.
Midway Games (MWY) quadrupled in value in 2003 going from $3 a share to $12 a share:
WMS Industries (WMS) went from $12 to $21 inside of six months:
Trading alongside billionaires – the ultimate smart money – is easy.
And right now, you have a chance to make some money following one billionaire who has snapped up millions of shares in a small energy stock. He’s acquired a 3 million share stake in a natural gas company that currently trades a market value of about $600 million. So it’s small.
However, this natural gas company has potentially discovered the largest natural gas field in years.
In fact, the New York Times reported that the discovery is so big… “holding back its gas flow is like trying to restrain the Mississippi River.”
We think the stock could increase 300 to 400 percent with in the next few months, easily.
We’ll be recommending this stock on Monday, February 18, at exactly 5PM EST.
If you would like to receive this trade, go here: http://www.angelnexus.com/o/web/4127
Good trading,
Brian Hicks
