Make 858% Exploiting China's Online Gambling Addiction

After years of crushing the life out of American small business owners... and stealing American jobs... China is fat and happy.

According to TIME, China's consumption has reached "wretched excess" as the Red Dragon gobbles up everything, including custom-tailored Armani suits... diamond-encrusted Cartier watches... Italian shoes... private yachts... silver Bentleys... and even Picasso paintings.

"China is experiencing huge wealth creation and there is a lot of conspicuous consumption," says Goldman Sachs analyst Jacques-Franck Dossin. "People want to show how successful they are."

BusinessWeek reports that since 2000, China's ruthless trade practices have decimated thousands of American small business owners... driven the price of oil into orbit... and sent over 2.7 million working-class Americans crawling to the unemployment line.

But here's the good news: A small group of savvy investors are about to turn the tables on China's cut-throat tactics... and make a quick fortune in the process.

In fact, China's prosperity has fueled a raging obsession with highly addictive online games... known as Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games (MORPGs).

If you don't mind exploiting the Red Dragon's online gaming compulsion... you could pocket a cool 858% gain by December 31, 2006.

The last time I saw a situation this lucrative was back in January 2002... when gaming pioneer NetEase introduced the first MORPG to China.

Stodgy Wall Street veterans chuckled at the thought of communist China playing computer games. But savvy investors with the vision to spot opportunity made a fortune.

In fact, folks who got in early pocketed 180 times their money as NTES skyrocketed from $0.52 to over $96 per share.

Think about that. If you had put a modest $5,000 into NetEase back in 2002, you could now have over $900,000!

The tiny $9 company I'm recommending today offers similar riches. And while 18,000% may be a bit optimistic... I'm absolutely certain this stock could deliver 858% by December 31, 2006.

Even if it does half as well as what I expect, you're talking at least a 400% return. For every $5,000 invested... that's a $30,000 gain. Invest $10,000 and you could expect a $60,000 return. And let me remind you... that's $60,000 in three months.

This is the kind of "soar through the roof" stock every investor dreams about... that one in a hundred recommendation you can use to supercharge your portfolio. And here it is... ready for you to jump in.

Then please read on, because in this Report... I'll take you inside the bizarre (and sometimes deadly) world of Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games. I'll show you why MORPGs are so addictive... and why China has become absolutely obsessed with them.

And listen: I understand you may be a bit skeptical of "online gaming." So was I! In fact, when I first heard about this company, I wrote it off as a long shot.

I figured online role-playing games were just too strange for serious investors. But, because the profit potential is flat-out mind-boggling... I decided to take a closer look.

So I spent the last six months conducting rigorous due diligence on this company.And... as the facts unfolded... I realized that the "strangeness" of online gaming is the very reason this tiny $9 stock will likely turn early investors into overnight millionaires.

In the following pages, I'll give you the details about the tiny $9 gaming stock I'm now recommending. I'll show you why many experts believe it is the most addictive MORPG on the planet... and why scores of China's game-hungry citizens are about to send the stock soaring.

Finally, although this company is based in Korea, I'll show you how to buy shares of its stock on a U.S. exchange... in U.S. dollars... for a fraction of its true value!

But a word of caution! This $9 company has an extremely small market cap. That means it won't take much attention to send the stock soaring.

In fact, Merrill Lynch, Credit Suisse, Oppenheimer, and Fidelity are quietly loading up on this $9 gem... getting ready to ride this stock's initial surge to $14... $28... or even $56 per share.

Bottom line: This is an extremely time-critical situation. Do not put this letter aside for even one second! To ensure your best opportunity for maximum profits... I urge you to read on now... BEFORE the rest of the world hears this story, and drives this tiny stock into orbit.

If you follow the financial news, then you know that China is inflicting devastation on the American industry.

For example, David Johnson, CEO of Summitville Tiles Inc., told BusinessWeek that Chinese imports forced him to shut his $120 million tile-making plant.

And Georgetown Steel Co., a South Carolina maker of wire rods, was forced to close its 600-worker factory, citing a tenfold leap in Chinese imports.

Things are even worse in the bedroom furniture industry. In fact, 59 U.S. plants have closed since January 2001, as Chinese imports have rocketed 221%.

No matter where you look, the story is the same: China is beating the pulp out of every American industry. How does it do it? Well, according to most financial experts:

BusinessWeek reports that China's dirty tactics range from intellectual property theft and dumping... to securing unfair subsidies.

And of course, China is notorious for exploiting its poorest citizens... paying virtual slave labor of $120 per month for production workers desperate to eke out a living.

China's ruthless tactics allows it to cheat products at 30-50% less than what American manufacturers pay for raw materials alone.

Janet E. Fox, vice-president for international procurement at J.C. Penny Co., states "American manufacturers aren't even in the same game." And Oded Shenkar, Ohio State University business professor agrees, telling U.S. manufacturers point blank: "If you still make anything labor intensive, get out now rather than bleed to death."

Unfortunately, there seems to be very little the U.S. government can do to alleviate the problem. Fortunately, a small group of savvy investors are about to slap a little "payback" on the Red Dragon... and capture a tasty quadruple-digit gain in the process.

Regardless of its tactics, China's economic boom has generated unprecedented wealth.

In fact, according to USA Today, China now has over 10,000 people with a net worth of $10 million. And BusinessWeek reports that China's relentless economic expansion has stocked the country with over 300,000 millionaires... and a thriving 'consumer class' roughly 100 million strong.

TIME reports that China's newfound wealth has left the country a little "giddy"... and it's indulging in pure unadulterated excess. For example:

Zhou Zhiqin, a pharmaceutical supplier, lavishes attention on her 'Little Emperor,' her 13-year-old son who enjoys weekly horseback riding lessons and unlimited access to the newest computer games. Last year, Zhiqin even commissioned a $2,400 oil painting of the boy.

Out of control, extravagant spending has become the norm in China. And every luxury retailer on the planet has lined up to EXPLOIT China's compulsive spending habits.

In fact, TIME reports that Giorgio Armani will open four outlets in Beijing and Shanghai by the end of this year, and purveyors of luxury goods like Mercedes-Benz, Cadillac, Rolls Royce, Cartier, and Tiffany have similar expansion plans.

Bottom line: China is on a flamboyant spending spree... and savvy high-end retailers are lining up for a piece of the action.

But what about you? Should you open a clothing boutique in downtown Shanghai... or a luxury car dealership in Beijing?

Well, the good news is... you don't have to! In fact, there's a much easier and safer way for you to exploit China's growing pains.

You see, behind all of China's glitz and glitter lurks a dark obsession that could make you 12 times your money by December 31, 2006.

As I mentioned, China has developed an insatiable appetite for high-end luxury goods.

But here's the thing: Reckless spending is not the Red Dragon's only compulsive habit...

In fact, China's explosive economic growth has also fueled a digital stampede... a virtual Internet addiction... as the country's 1.3 billion citizens rush online.

Now you understand why Google opened up its servers in China. Whether or not the Chinese government regulates Google doesn't matter. The fact is...

"The Internet is taking China by storm with millions of people logging on in record numbers," reports the BBC.

And Craig Watts, managing director of Norson Telecom Consulting in Beijing agrees, "The Internet is growing like crazy here."

According to CNN, China already has 111 million Internet users, the world's second-largest online population behind the United States.

But it's catching up fast. With 1.3 billion citizens, China has just begun to scratch the surface of its online potential. In fact, only 8% of the country is online.

Amazing! And what are all those people doing online? Well, according to The Washington Post... most of China's 111 million Internet users are playing online games!

Now, these aren't traditional computer games like Solitaire... Super Mario Brothers... or even Pacman. Not by a long shot.

These are "interactive fantasy games"... known in the industry as Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games (MORPGs).

As you may know, MORPGs are games in which thousands of players interact with each other in a virtual world. The games are dynamic, compelling and can become highly addictive as players take on the fantasy persona of warriors... magicians... emperors... dragon slayers... whoever they want to be.

Unlike ordinary games, MORPGs are constantly evolving. In fact, they give players something new and exciting to look forward to every time they play.

Bottom line: MORPGs are the Rolls Royce of the gaming world, and China is all over them! And it might surprise you, but according to The Christian Science Monitor, the average age of the MORPG player is 27 years old... so they have the money to feed their addiction.

"Multiplayer role-playing games have taken China by storm" reports The Motley Fool.

The BBC agrees, stating that China's Internet addiction and online gaming is reaching "epidemic proportions."

And Dr. Tao Ran, a psychiatrist for 20 years who specializes in treating addiction, estimates that up to 2.5 million Chinese suffer from online gaming addiction.

Unlike traditional games, MORPGs are highly interactive. In fact, players make friends with each other... and join forces to overcome challenges as a team.

This interaction creates a strong social bond that is nearly impossible to quit.

And here's the thing most people don't realize: Gaming is part of China's culture!

According to information published by Dr. C.N. Le, a professor at the University of Massachusetts, and editor of Asia-Nation, China has a rich history of gaming. "Many Asians -- especially Chinese -- consider gambling an accepted practice at home and at social events, even among the young. Chinese youths often gamble for money with aunts, uncles and grandparents."

Dr. Maressa Hecht Orzack, director of Computer Addiction Services at Harvard University-affiliated McLean Hospital, states that the social aspect is a primary factor in many game addictions. " People get a sense of belonging in the game," says Orzack. "In some cases, it provides the only friends they interact with."

According to online gaming writer Paul Wilson, MORPGs can be "as addictive as heroin." Addictive... but completely legal. This means that once a customer... always a customer, and happy to pay a monthly fee to fuel the gaming compulsion.

Online gamer Naveen Khan admits "You can't deny the buzz... It's difficult to let go. There's always another quest and the makers are always updating the game adding new levels. I'd get withdrawal symptoms within five minutes of leaving the game."

Sylvia from Beijing agrees, saying that the games are emotionally engaging, and make her feel like the center of the universe: "I became fascinated with role-play games. It's like watching a movie, but you are participating in it. I really took the emotions on."

"I played endlessly only stopping to sleep or eat. Gaming helps you fulfill a fantasy of what you think you should be. You are the center of a virtual world."

And Li Yang, a software engineer from Beijing, concurs, saying he spends 15 hours a day playing online games, and once played for 48 hours straight.

"I think I'm addicted," says Yang. " I feel that without gaming, I have nothing interesting to do. Playing games online means that other people are playing live with you. It's a little society."

A society indeed. According to BusinessWeek, China has over 100,000 Internet cafés... many of which are packed night and day with marathon gamers.

And The Motley Fool reports that as many as 827,000 people in China have played the same game... at the same time!

In fact, the gaming boom has grown so big, so fast... that the Chinese government has transformed the Beijing Military Region Central Hospital into an online addiction clinic.

But make no mistake: While the Chinese government is concerned about the addiction problems associated with the gaming boom... it also recognizes the financial potential. In fact, Game Daily reports that the government is investing $1.8 billion to fuel China's new obsession.

That shouldn't surprise you... because from a business standpoint, MORPGs are a virtual profit machine.

The games operate on a 'pay to play' subscription basis. And as players become deeply involved... the gaming company secures an ongoing and practically endless revenue stream.

According to DFC Intelligence, China's online gaming market is the fastest growing in the world. In 2005, China's online game market brought in $580 million... and is expected to triple in size -- to $1.7 billion -- by 2010.

Obviously, the opportunity is enormous. And already, a handful of innovative Internet companies have gotten rich feeding China's online frenzy. For example:

And here's the good news for you: I've just isolated a tiny $9 stock that could put the above gains to shame. In fact, many people believe it is the most addictive (and lucrative) game ever created.

Although most people have never heard of this Korean company, it's not new to the gaming industry. Founded in 2000, its flagship game (which I'll call Eastern Legend) is perhaps the most highly addictive game on the planet!

Eastern Legend is a like a drug. In fact, once players start... many find it impossible to stop.

The company has already achieved #1 gaming status in Korea with over 2 million subscribers.

And listen to this: When the company introduced Eastern Legend to Thailand, it landed over 600,000 subscribers almost immediately.

In fact, the game became so popular that the Thai government implemented a short-term curfew on the game so that people wouldn't become completely obsessed.

'Millions of Asians are hooked on [Eastern Legend]' reports Winston Chai of CNET Asia.

And one gamer in Thailand told the BBC that: "Eastern Legend has become a drug, and all of my friends are addicted to it. Nobody plays soccer with me now."

Bottom line: The game is flat-out irresistible. And as I mentioned, once gamers start playing... they never want to stop. That means an ongoing revenue stream for the company.

According to Yahoo! Finance it has gross revenues of $62 million... with gross profits of over $52 million.

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But here's the best news for you: These guys are about to hit China's gaming jackpot... and when it does, early investors can expect a quick quadruple-digit gain.

This tiny $9 company just signed an exclusive agreement with China's largest gaming company, Shanda. The sole purpose of the agreement is to bring Eastern Legend to China.

Well, consider this: Shanda is the largest online entertainment company in China, with a market cap of over $2.5 billion.

And here's the thing: As of June 30, 2005, Shanda had approximately 460 million registered accounts, 18.5 million active paying accounts and more than 2.5 million total peak concurrent users for all of its games in commercial service!

According to BusinessWeek, millions of Chinese spend hours and hours playing the games Shanda supplies. In fact, Shanda's customer base is so big, it has already made its founder, Chen Tianqiao, one of China's richest men with a net worth of roughly $1.6 billion.

And now... Shanda is about to spoonfeed the new Eastern Legend to its game-hungry masses! Think about that...

This tiny $9 Korean company is about to get a free ride into China's online kingdom!

No need to spend money building a brand. No need to spend time creating a customer base. The hard work has already been done! Shanda has an enormous customer base starving for the next hot gaming treat to be served.

In fact, many experts believe it is the single most addictive game on the planet.

It is only a matter of time before this tiny $9 company has a new customer infusion that could quadruple its revenues... and send its stock soaring.

And I can tell you this: Things are starting to move. In fact, Wall Street is already starting to take notice. Big institutions including Credit Suisse... Oppenheimer... Merrill Lynch... and Fidelity are already loading up on this $9 gaming sensation... getting ready for a big payday.

You see, this $9 stock has a very small market cap of only $270 million. That means it won't take much activity to launch this company into the stratosphere.

But that's just the beginning... In the coming weeks, I expect to see people begging to buy shares of this $9 gaming sensation for $14... $28... even $35 per share.

The last time something this financially promising happened was in 2002... when gaming pioneer NetEase introduced the first Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game to China.

Of course, most investors stayed away from NetEase. The concept was too new. "Role-playing games? In China? Let's wait and see what happens," hesitant investors whined.

People who waited lost out... while smart investors with vision jumped on NTES... and took home a staggering 18,000% in four years. And people who got in early made 180 times their money as China become obsessed with MORPGs.

That is exactly where we are with the little $9 stock I'm currently recommending.

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Will it match the 18,000% that NetEase, Inc. delivered? I wouldn't go that far. But I do believe that folks who get in now will grab 858% by December 31, 2006.

That's why I'm urging readers of my Red Zone advisory service to buy shares of this tiny $9 gaming stock... and I suggest YOU do the same as soon as possible.

To help you secure shares of this stock, I've prepared a Special Report titled " Make 858% Exploiting China's Online Gaming Addiction!"

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Buying this little-known gaming company could be like getting in on NetEase (NTES:NASDAQ) back in 2002... when early investors nailed 18,000%!

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