Dear Reader,

What I'm about to show you has something to do with online sex -- and everything to do with real money.

Like it or not, the dirty little secret of the Internet's mega-growth is that its true 'killer app' is online pornography. All that broadband moaning, groaning and sweating rang up $57 billion worldwide, according to Internet Filter Review.

Putting that into perspective, the three major networks, ABC, CBS, and NBC, generated a crummy $6.2 billion by comparison.

Now I wouldn't recommend an online porn company to anybody -- regardless of how much money you could make. And I'm not doing so here.

But what if you could turn back the clock to 1998, when online porn was worth only $1 billion? And you could get in early on an emerging killer app that showed the same enormous growth curve as online porn -- without the stigma? You'd jump at it.

The Big Obsession

Well, the killer opportunity is China's obsession with online gaming.

China will soon surpass the United States with the largest online population in the world. The number of Web-surfing Chinese has surged almost 550%, from 22.5 million in 2000 to 123 million in 2006.

But there's a funny twist to the Chinese story... and that's where the money is to be made.

Thanks to China's one-child policy, most well-to-do, middle-class families have indeed just one child.

And much like their Western counterparts, they spend their disposable income on electronic gadgets -- cell phones, computers, televisions, video games and mp3 players.

Now think about your teenage sons and daughters (or grandsons and granddaughters). Besides sending instant messages to their friends about the latest episode of The O.C. and visiting the Keira Knightley/Orlando Bloom official Web site, what do they do online?

They're hooked up to an online gaming site. So are the kids in China. And they have an even stronger incentive: The air is so nasty in many Chinese cities that parents won't let their children, who are pampered from birth, play outside.

In dollar terms, the pollution, coddling and politics of China add up to an online gaming industry worth $1.1 billion by 2008 according to official government estimates.

Extend the revenue curve and you could be looking at the second-greatest online marketplace since online porn. I'm talking about a marketplace that could mushroom to $1 billion by 2008 -- doubling the next year to $2 billion.

Imagine the money you'd make investing in the company that is going to drive this astonishing growth. Well, I've got that company for you.

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