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Investing in India Investing in India: India's $200 Billion Secret Inside this exclusive quarterly Agora Financial report, you'll discover the only four Indian plays you need to own to prosper from India's Economic Boom. I'm prepared to send you the names of these companies right away. Investing in India: An Introduction You have a chance to get in on a deal that almost no one in America has invested in and where the gains - which will be measured in the billions - are practically in the bag. The opportunity involves a $200 billion announcement that could be made in India any day now - an opportunity so explosive it may soon be worth as much as $400 billion. And you can cash in before most people even know it exists. It doesn't involve outsourcing, IT, software or any sort of technology at all. Our readers have already profited from those trends. In fact, we sold our position in India's largest long distance carrier, Videsh Sanchar Nigam Ltd. for a 123% gain just six days before BusinessWeek featured India on its cover. (Talk about timing. Our analysts were all over that one.) No…I'm talking about the new little-known opportunity brewing in India as I type. The deal itself is the largest I've seen in over a decade. In fact, it is 13 times larger than India's outsourcing opportunity that made investors 75% gains last year. And we've uncovered the four plays to get you into this opportunity - safely and easily. By acting now, you can get into all four plays for about $150.86. And that includes commissions! You don't need much money at all to potentially make a fortune. The best part is, this report is only available to Agora Financial readers. No one else will be allowed in - ever. So by accepting our offer, you will have the rare chance to get into a potentially massive investment opportunity. And I say so with great certainty. Investing in India: We Traveled to India 3 Times We've been to India three times in the last two years. We've spoken with key Indian officials face to face about this "secret" deal. We hired an Indian economist from Cambridge University to help us understand the ins and outs of this $200 billion opportunity. And we are headed back to India to meet up with a high-ranking Canadian government official this coming February to follow up on the deal. We've spent a considerable amount of time and money - at least $100,000 - making sure we know everything we can about this investment opportunity. And for the first time ever, we're ready to let you in on the details. There is no doubt this deal could turn every $10,000 invested into $100,000 if you get in now - before the U.S. media gets hold of it. And as of right now, only a handful of analysts and business leaders in the world know about it. I'll explain exactly what this opportunity is in a second and how you can get all the information you need to turn a small sum of money into a large one. But first, let me tell you how we came to possess this high-level knowledge. Investing in India: This $200 Billion Secret Was First Revealed For the past three years, Agora Financial has been following the India story very closely. Bill Bonner has been writing about India for over a decade and waiting for the right time to get in. He loves the untapped opportunity that exists - which is why we are looking to open an office in Bangalore right now. But the "secret" I'm writing to you about today was revealed to us last June. That's when I sent two of our top analysts, Dan Denning and James Boric, on a fact-finding mission to India. I bought them each a $1,500 plane ticket (coach seating, of course) to Bombay. Their job was to make connections with top-level Indian economists, businessmen and investors - including a legendary investor who is considered the Buffett of Bombay. |
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I wanted them to find out what the real opportunities in India were - as well as the land mines to avoid. And I wanted them to report back to Agora Financial readers like you. The trip was more successful than I had hoped. Over a two-week stretch, Denning and Boric met the CFO of a major Indian telecom company, a millionaire investor with an office six blocks away from the Bombay Stock Exchange and the CEO of ASK Raymond James - who managed as much as $1.2 billion in assets. They also talked to hotel workers at the Taj Mahal Hotel, rug weavers who owned a store on the edge of the Arabian Sea, cab drivers, beggars and a fellow Daily Reckoning reader who lives and works in Bombay. In addition to firsthand analysis, insights and stock recommendations, Boric and Denning brought home an incredible secret - a story about an impending announcement that will forever change India's economic future. Now this $200 billion secret is about to come to fruition. Of course, then they had no idea they'd stumble onto something this big. Here's how it all happened… 4 Predictions for Investing in India: 3 Have Come True It was 9:30 in the morning on the 21st floor of the Express Towers in a part of town called Nariman Point. That's where they met Ranjit Pandit, the managing director of McKinsey & Co. - a worldwide consulting firm. And that's exactly where they first learned of this $200 billion opportunity in India that is just now about to open up to you for the first time ever. After being served pumpkin tea, coffee and breakfast cookies, Mr. Pandit started the meeting. He talked to Denning and Boric about India's past, how it emerged from both Portuguese and British rule…where India is headed…and, more importantly for you, how it will emerge as one of the three largest economic powerhouses in the next decade. Pandit explained that in the near term, four things would happen to put India on the map.
First, India's outsourcing sector would rise from $12.5 billion to over $16 billion in 2005 - despite the American pundits who said it was already a dead business. His second prediction was that India's telecom sector would grow exponentially in the year or so to come. For instance, he predicted India's cell phone demand would soar - eventually selling 4 million cell phones a month. Mr. Pandit's third prediction was that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh would get rid of the confusing multitiered sales tax and replace it with a uniform value-added tax (VAT). This would encourage consumer spending among India's 274 million middle-class buyers and boost the Indian economy. And finally, Pandit predicted India would permanently open up its $200 billion retail sector to foreign direct investment for the first time ever - creating a flood of profits in India. We're talking about billions and billions in gains. Remember, he said these words over a year ago. So far, he's been right on the money!
So far, Pandit has been 100% on the money. In fact, his predictions helped Agora Financial members make money - like the 123% they had a chance to make on India's telecom giant, Videsh Sanchar Nigam Ltd. But that's nothing. When Pandit's fourth and final prediction comes true - when India permanently opens its $200 billion retail sector to foreign competition and foreign investment for the first time ever - you can make an obscene amount of money. That's because thousands of jobs will be created. Billions in new taxes will pour into India. Billions more will trickle down into India's health care, auto and infrastructure sectors. And early investors - who are invested in the companies likely to see these new profits - could walk away with several times their money. You can be one of those early investors. Our very own Indian economist has nailed down the four Indian plays to get you into this deal - easily and safely. And the best part is, this report will ONLY be available to agora Financial readers like you. It will never be offered to the outside public. You see, this is far and away the largest of Pandit's predictions. And we've saved the best opportunity for you - and you only. This is your chance to get in on one of the biggest profit runs of all time. Just how big? The Last Time an Asian Country Opened Its Retail Sector to Foreign Investment, Investors Could Have Made 314%. This Time Around, the Gains Could Be Nearly 3 Times That Great! The last time a major Asian country opened its retail sector to foreign direct investment was China. In 1992, it opened its then $75 billion cash cow to foreign investment for the first time ever. And what followed in China was a wildly lucrative series of events…
Now Pandit - who correctly forecasted three major economic events in India - has predicted the same thing will happen in India. We know if Pandit is right and India does open its retail sector in the coming months, any investor who gets in will have the chance to make similar profits in India. The only pitfall is, you have to know how to get in. That's where our research really pays off for you. I Hired an Indian Economist From Cambridge University andSpent $100,000 to Dive Into This Deal. Now It's Ready for You. My name is Addison Wiggin. By now you know me well. I am the publisher of Agora Financial - a multi-million dollar investment research firm. I have two best-selling investment books under my belt - and another one out now. And I travel all over the globe to research the finest investment opportunities for you each year. I can tell you with 100% confidence, India opening its virgin $200 billion retail sector to foreign investment will be one of the largest financial events of the next decade. Billions of dollars will be made. And we'll be writing about this for years, just as we've done with the China miracle. And you can be one of the first to capitalize on the deal. To help you do just that, I invited an Indian economist to join Agora Financial two years ago. Her name is Sala Kannan. You may have met her if you were in Vancouver this past August for the Agora Financial Wealth Symposium. But if you missed her, let me assure you she is one smart cookie. Unlike most so-called India experts who have never stepped foot in India, Sala has personal ties with elite business leaders, politicians and government officials there. She lived in a town three and a half hours south of Bombay for 20 years. Her father is a CEO and owner of several major Indian textile companies. Her cousin founded a $138 million airline company. And she got her economics degree (with an emphasis on emerging markets) from prestigious Cambridge University in England. She knows exactly what's happening in India right now and how to capitalize on the situation. In fact, she met with some of the top Indian bankers about this $200 billion deal on her last visit to Bombay, just a few months ago. Fresh from her latest fact-finding mission, Sala has just finished writing an exclusive report called Gateway to India: India's $200 Billion Secret Revealed. And it's all about how to capitalize on India's $200 billion announcement to open up its retail sector to foreign investment by owning four Indian plays directly set to benefit from this historic announcement. I'm prepared to share this report - and all four of Sala's Indian plays -- with you. But you must respond to this very special offer now…before the rest of the world jumps into the companies we're bullish on right now. If you get in today you stand to make an incredible sum of money - as history has shown. India's Retail Market is 2.7 Times Larger Than China's Was in 1992… As you'll see in a second, gains of 317%, 397% even 837% are not only likely, they may be inevitable. And the best part is… You do NOT need to be a sophisticated investor to get in on this deal. Anyone can participate in this $200 billion investment opportunity. In fact, you really don't even need much money at all. All four Indian plays Sala has found for you trade on a major U.S. stock exchange. And to invest in all of them, you only need a total of $150.86 - including brokerage fees. This is literally as easy as investing in Procter & Gamble or IBM. But the profile potential is far greater. At the very least, I expect you will be able to make similar gains to those made in China in 1992 - when it opened its retail sector up to foreign direct investment for the first time ever. If that happens, you can expect to make about 314%. But in reality, don't be surprised if you make a lot more than 314%. You see, India's retail market is far bigger than China's was in 1992. Conservative estimates put it at $200 billion. And some say it is already over $300 billion. What that means is… India's retail sector is at least 2.7 times more lucrative than China's was in 1992. So gains of 837% or more cannot be ruled out - especially when you consider the investment opportunities Sala has hand-picked for you. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Here's why. Banned for 50 Years: Now Ready to Open Its Doors to You Except for a short three year span in the mid-1990s, India's retail sector has been closed off to foreign competition since the end of British rule. That means a company like Wal-Mart can't set up shop in Bombay and sell its Tupperware, bicycles and linens to millions of Indian consumers. Neither can Target. Neither can McDonald's. Moreover, U.S. manufacturers like Microsoft can't get their products on the shelves. The best they can do is set up a limited franchise agreement with an existing Indian business. Foreign companies can't own their own stores, they can't own their own land and they have to split their profits with the Indian "sponsor." This effectively prevents most U.S., European, Australian and Brazilian companies from making significant money in India. It also protects the small mom and pop storeowners in India - which make up 98% of India's retail sector - from any real competition. For the last 50 years, major worldwide corporations have stayed out of the country altogether. It's been too much of a hassle to make a few extra bucks. And India basically banned any foreign competition. But that's about to change… Prime Minister Singh Told India's Financial TimesHe Wants This "Secret Sector" Opened THIS YEAR Prime Minister Singh is on a warpath to open up India's $200 billion retail sector. He told India's Financial Times that he would like the retail sector to open up by year's end. And this isn't some BS wish, either. Prime Minister Singh has an impeccable track record of opening major Indian sectors - just like retail - up to foreign competition and investment. He's been doing it for the last 15 years. In 1991, India was on the brink of bankruptcy. Its debt equaled 8.5% of its GDP. Its current account deficit was nearly 3.5% of GDP. And India had only about $1 billion in reserves sitting in the bank. Singh, then serving as India's finance minister, immediately rolled up his sleeves, took out a $5 billion IMF loan and opened the country up to foreign direct investment and foreign competition. He simplified the tax structure. He lowered many of the ridiculously high tariffs. And he slashed subsidies for domestically produced goods. The result… India's economy grew between 6-7% each year after. India now has over $145 billion in foreign reserves in the bank. And the Indian stock market is up 505.6%. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. In 1993, Singh opened the retail sector to foreign direct investment for three years. The Indian stock market reacted by soaring during that stretch. (That door was closed in 1996 by Singh's successor.) In 2004, Singh increased foreign investment from 26% to 49% in the insurance sector. He raised foreign investment levels in the telecom sector from 25% to 74%. And he allowed foreigners to own up to 49% in Indian airline companies, as opposed to 40% a year ago. The result… India's insurance sector rose 62.3% in the past year. The telecom sector rose 102.67%. And the airline traffic shot up 25%. Now Prime Minster Singh is set to open India's $200 billion retail sector up - permanently. For the first time in recent history, foreign companies like Wal-Mart, Target and McDonald's will be able to own their stores, land and products directly - without diluted partnerships with Indian companies. For the first time ever, foreign companies will be able to sell their household items, groceries and clothes directly to Indian buyers. And for the first time ever, major U.S. and foreign corporations will be able to make billions in profits. For instance…
Of course, FedEx, Microsoft and Hyundai Motors won't be the only companies that benefit from India's $200 billion announcement. There will be dozens more who will benefit when the country's retail sector opens to foreign competition. And they will likely see sales boost by 10%, 15% or 20% as well. But this report isn't about seeing a 15% boost here or a 20% rise there. We aren't going to recommend investing in Wal-Mart, Hyundai Motors or FedEx. Someone else can make those picks. What we're after is far greater… Forget the 15% Gains, We're After the Indian Companies Set to Rise Triple or Quadruple Digits Our goal here at Agora Financial is to get you into the Indian companies that will directly benefit when companies like Wal-Mart, Target, Microsoft and GE spend billions of dollars building offices…stores…roads…parking lots…and manufacturing plants in India - as a result of India opening up its $200 billion retail sector.
These local Indian stocks could rise hundreds of percent - potentially making you a fortune. And those are the stocks almost no one in the United States knows about - which makes it the perfect time to buy. Of course, it's hard to say exactly how much money you stand to make if you get in now. But when China opened its retail sector in 1992, local companies benefited hugely:
Now the same thing is likely going to happen in India - as it opens its retail sector. Huge gains are certainly possible - even likely. And to lead you to those gains, Sala has handpicked the four Indian plays (trading on a major U.S. exchange) that are set to rise the most…. Investing in India: Play #1: A $117.1 Billion Growth Play In the next five years, the Indian government plans on spending billions and billions of dollars on brand-new infrastructure projects. It has $65.7 billion earmarked to build new power plants…$2.4 billion for airport construction…and $49 billion to lay down new roads. Those three infrastructure projects alone are a $117.1 billion investment opportunity. That's huge. Remember, India's entire outsourcing sector (which got a ton of media coverage here in the States) was only a $16 billion deal last year. And investors could have easily made 299.7% by getting in early. India's infrastructure "market" is already seven times larger than its outsourcing gig. And by investing now in the right Indian steel, cement and iron companies, making seven times your money isn't out of the question. You see… This $117.1 billion sector is about to get a LOT bigger. When the likes of Wal-Mart, Target, Sears, GE and McDonalds finally come into India, they will need new offices, manufacturing plants, access roads and parking lots. And those things cost good money. Just how much? Check it out… Wal-Mart spent $20 million in construction alone to build a Connecticut-based store in 2004. Even if you could do it for 50% less in India, you are talking about a $10 million project for ONE store. Now realize that Target, McDonalds, Microsoft, GE, Papa Johns and FedEx will all have to spend about that much…and you can see the opportunity that exists for a handful of Indian cement, steel and iron companies. Wouldn't it be great if you could own all the companies in line to get these multimillion dollar contracts? You can. Sala found an Indian play that contains four of the top Indian infrastructure giants, including Bharat Heavy Electricals, Associated Cement, Hindustan Construction and Tata Iron and Steel. If you tried to buy these companies on their own, you would be out of luck. But you can discover the only way into this "infrastructure play" in Sala's exclusive report, Gateway to India: India's $200 Billion Secret Revealed. By investing in this now, the worst you should expect is to get into a $117.1 billion growth sector. But when Prime Minister Singh opens up India's $200 billion retail sector, look out. The opportunity could double…or more. Investing in India: Play #2: 274 Million Indians Buying Houses In addition to the billions that will be spent on Indian infrastructure projects in the coming years, there will be hundreds of millions spent on land and real estate as well. You see, unlike in the United States, the Indian real estate boom is JUST starting now. Over the last 10 years, real estate prices in India have remained virtually unchanged. Interest rates have fallen 6%. And Indian net incomes have increased nearly 100% during that same time frame. As a result, many of the 274 million Indian middle-class workers are taking out loans and buying houses for the very first time. That means… India's third largest bank - which directly benefits from the enormous demand for home loans - is THE stock you want to own right now. Business is booming…and it will only get better. Its total loans grew 57.5% over the last two years. Bad loans have fallen almost in half. And according to Morningstar.com, "The bank's loans as a percentage of assets is a relatively low 42.5%, evidencing the fact that the bank is not rushing to make loans just for the sake of making loans." In other words, this is a solid business that is growing the right way. And its growth spurt is JUST getting started. In effort to expand its branch network in the coming year, it will open 100 more branches. And when major foreign companies enter India for the first time and need bank loans to buy their land and offices, guess who will be first in line to collect? You got it, India's finest "banking play." Remember the $20 million Wal-Mart spent to construct its one Connecticut-based store? It also spent $12.5 million on the land for that lot. Imagine how this bank's business will boom when Prime Minister Singh opens India's $200 billion retail sector and dozens of $12.5 million and $20 million loans are made. In Sala's report, Gateway to India: India's $200 Billion Secret Revealed, she tells you exactly what this Indian play is - including ticker symbols, analysis and first-hand insights. And as you'll see, it's easy to get into. (Here's a secret: You can buy this with any online brokerage account. And it's just as easy to buy as shares of IBM.) Investing in India: Play #3: The Most Obvious Way to Triple Infrastructure and real estate won't be the only sectors that take off when India opens its $200 billion retail sector to foreign companies. There will be a trickle-down effect that pumps money into two more sectors as well - the automobile and health care sectors. As companies like GE, Microsoft, FedEx and Target open up shop in Bombay, Bangalore and Delhi, they will hire thousands of Indian workers to manage their shops, run the businesses and keep the books. As a result, Indian workers will earn higher wages - which will lead to an increase in spending. Already, Indian wages have increased nearly 100% in the last 10 years - creating a middle class of more than 270 million people. But that's nothing.
A.T. Kearney estimates India's emerging middle class will rise threefold in the next 10 years - to 939 million. That means three times as many Indians will be able to buy homes. Three times as many Indians will be able to afford medicine and three times as many Indians will be able to buy a car. In fact, the spending spree has already begun. Last year, India recorded the highest auto sales growth on Earth. Over 25% more Indians bought a car than the year before. And by 2010, India will have 36 times more cars than it did in 1990 - according to Sean Broderick, director of The Sovereign Society. How can you benefit from this huge trend in the making? Sala is bullish on India's largest "transportation play." It is the eighth largest commercial vehicle maker in the world. And it exports cars and trucks to 70 countries around the world. Right now, it trades for 12.92 times earnings and 0.93 times sales. With an annual 25% growth rate, Sala expects you could turn $10,000 into over $30,510 in the next five years. By claiming your copy of Sala's exclusive report, Gateway to India: India's $200 Billion Secret Revealed, you'll get all the details on this transportation play - including an in-depth write-up, its ticker symbol and all the details explaining why this stock will almost certainly rise - big time. Plus, you'll also get Sala's fourth Indian play… Right now, Indians only spend $3 a year on drugs and $26 a year on health care spending. That's ridiculously low. In the United States, we spend $191 a year on drugs and $4,271 on health care. India has a LOT of catching up to do - which is great news for you. The current low levels of health care and drug spending combined with the increasing middle class present a never-seen-before opportunity. The Indian pharmaceutical market is at the cusp of a major rise in health care spending. And now is the best time to get in - especially for this cheap. To get you in on this deal, Sala has pinpointed the finest Indian "health care play" you can own this side of the Atlantic. Anyone who invests now can do so dirt- cheap. Plus… The company has 47 generic drugs pending approval - 29 of which are candidates for first-to-file exclusivity. It has $214 million in cash to fund its R&D. And just last week, it got approval from FDA for a new drug. Talk about a growth play. Any company that could add 47 new drugs to its arsenal is a company you want to own. But over the next five years, the growth prospects should get even bigger. If India were to catch up to the United States in terms of health care spending, you would be looking at a 2,300% growth opportunity. Even if it only accomplished 1/10th of that, you could turn $10,000 into $23,000. And Sala has all the details on how you can do just that. The company she found for you trades on the NYSE. And it's a strong buy right now. But you have to hurry: It won't remain a secret for long. Get a copy of Sala's exclusive report, Gateway to India: India's $200 Billion Secret Revealed, now. How Can We Be So Sure India Will Open Its $200 Billion Retail Sector Nothing is 100% - ever. There is always a chance India may decide not to open its retail sector up to foreign direct investment and competition. And if that happens, large American retail companies will simply be out of luck. But we like our chances. Even the World Trade Organization has issued a mandate to Prime Minister Singh and India: Open up your retail sector or face heavy sanctions! The last time it issued such a statement to a major world power was in the early 1990s. That's when it told China it had better allow competition into its retail sector. Of course, it did. And that's exactly when China's stock market took off - rising 314%. We're So Sure India Will Open Its Retail Sector up, To follow up on India's $200 billion deal, James Boric, Sala Kannan and I are all headed to India in February. We want to make sure everything is going as planned. We will meet with the same business and government leaders - again. And we will check on the progress that has been made. You can be certain that we'll share all of our findings. But there's a good chance that Prime Minister Singh will have already made the announcement by the time we make it back to Bombay. So you would be foolish to wait around for our next report. If you want to give yourself the chance to profit from India's "Secret $200 Billion Deal," you need to act now - before the American media picks up on this opportunity. In fact, that's exactly why I'm writing to you today. Sala just finished putting the final pieces together for her exclusive report, Gateway to India: India's $200 Billion Secret Revealed. I can tell you it is THE finest analysis on India you'll see. It is chock full of opportunity. And contains the names of four unique Indian plays - meant to get you in on this $200 billion cash cow (before the mainstream press even knows what's happening!) Order Your Exclusive Copy of Sala's India Report (At NO Risk to You!) Investors on Wall Street would easily pay $5,000 to $10,000 for this kind of analysis. And they regularly pay more…for much, much less. But that's where your relationship with me and the hardworking staff at Agora Financial pays off. You can get Sala's India report, Gateway to India: India's $200 Billion Secret Revealed, for thousands of dollars less than what Wall Street insiders pay. And you'll get the report immediately. As soon as you sign up, we'll email you a PDF of the report - so you can get in on the four Indian plays right away. Before lay investors get wind of this Great Indian Windfall! We'll also tell you how to access our brand new Web site - exclusively for Agora Financial readers. And we'll send you the beautiful report via snail-mail so you have a copy for your own investment files. On top of that, we'll give you a "cooling off" period. After you receive the report, you have 30 days to check it out. Give it a solid read or two. Make sure everything is as incredible as I said it was. If you don't feel you can make money with analysis we've assembled, let us know. We'll give you a full refund - no questions asked. You assume no risk whatsoever. Just make sure you decide within 30 days. Sign Up Now and Get An Additional $15,000 of Our Finest Research - for FREE In addition to Sala's report, Gateway to India: India's $200 Billion Secret Revealed, you will automatically receive three more in-depth reports - as part of our brand new service - the Agora Financial Special Reckoning Reports Series.
Here's the deal… In addition to covering India, I also have analysts covering commodities plays in Africa…stock opportunities in Australia…the equities markets in Europe…and emerging companies in South America. We have someone covering every corner of the globe! Once a quarter you'll receive a brand new research briefing on the hottest investment opportunity on earth. This quarter it is India's $200 billion retail sector. Next quarter it will likely be African natural resources: three companies you have never heard of that are set to rise as much as 500%. And the quarter after that - who knows? All we do know is this… These briefings will feature an opportunity that you won't find in the mainstream press. Not a chance. No one else has the cojones to do what we do. The research will be hot, fresh, groundbreaking and potentially VERY lucrative. And if you claim your copy of Sala's report: Gateway to India: India's $200 Billion Secret Revealed, we will automatically send you every briefing we publish in the series for the next year. We conservatively estimate that each of these reports could fetch $5,000 on the research market. But don't worry. If you sign up now, you won't have to pay a dime for them. They are yours FREE for buying this top-notch report: Gateway to India: India's $200 Billion Secret Revealed. That means you are getting $20,000 of research for 95% off! You only pay an upfront fee of $1,000. And if that's not enough, I'll throw in one more great benefit… You'll Get Updates on All of Sala's Hot Indian Plays Part of our Agora Financial Special Reckoning Reports Series service includes sending you quarterly updates on each and every opportunity you receive from us - highlighting important breakthroughs, news or any information that could lead to a significant impact on your personal portfolio. For instance… Once a quarter, Sala will update you on all four hot Indian plays. She'll provide you with follow-up material from our impending trip in February. You'll receive detailed analysis of each company. And you'll receive any important news - before it is released here in the United States. This is the very first time we've released this report to all of our readers at once. By acting now, you have a chance to get in during the very early stages of this deal - while the four Indian plays are still very cheap. Plus by reserving you copy of Sala's report now, you'll also get a charter membership to Agora Financial's Special Reckoning Reports Series - worth as much as $20,000.You'll be glad you did. I know it.
P.S. Sign up for the free daily e-letter the Daily Reckoning and learn more about investing in India. Related articles on Investing in India: Can Indians Spend Like Americans? - By Joel Bowman "Chances are, you have already seen the headlines and read the seemingly impossible statistics. To say the growth of the Indian economy over the past few years has been astounding would be a vast understatement." Other useful links: CIA - The World Factbook -- IndiaFeatures a map and brief descriptions of geography, economy, government, and people. Welcome to India - A land for All Seasons - Visit & Explore India. Goldman Sachs' "Dreaming with BRICs: The Path to 2050" is an interesting look at what the world might look like in 50 years… with India and China becoming a much larger force in the world economy. Trade-India - Indian exporters, manufacturers & suppliers directory provides comprehensive information on Indian & Foreign exporters, manufacturers, & suppliers. Microsoft Joins Industry Trend of Investing Heavily in India - a New York Times article, Dec 8, 2005 The Rude Awakening delivers a daily diet of worthwhile investment insights, presented in the context of important financial market facts…and Wall Street fictions. Looking for more on investing overseas? Visit The Daily Reckoning Archives and you can search over 2000 unique Daily Reckoning Issues & Articles. Copyright 2006, Agora Financial, LLC and The Daily Reckoning, 808 St. Paul St., Baltimore, MD 21201 Sign up for The Daily Reckoning today - it's free! |
