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Meet the Greatest Investor Who Ever Lived

To understand the sheer magnitude of this opportunity, you need to know something about my recently deceased hero and mentor – John Templeton. I think he’s flat out the greatest investor who ever lived.

A Yale graduate and Rhodes scholar, Templeton almost single-handedly pioneered the field of global investing. He was one of the 20th Century’s greatest money managers – and one of the very first to avidly pursue investment opportunities beyond his own borders.

He seized opportunities wherever he found them. And he built his small investment shop into the renowned money management firm Templeton Investments, now part of the $27 billion investment giant Franklin Resources.

Just how savvy was John Templeton?

Well, it’s a well-known fact that 97% of money managers can NOT beat an unmanaged index like the S&P 500 over the long term.

Templeton didn’t just consistently beat it. He trounced it.

$10,000 invested in the S&P 500 fifty-four years ago, with dividends reinvested, is worth approximately $2.8 million today. Not bad.

But the same amount invested over the same period in Templeton’s flagship Growth Fund has grown to more than $10.7 million.

During his long career, Templeton earned a reputation as an undisputed money master. Forbes magazine once described him as “one of the handful of true investment greats in a field crowded with mediocrity and bloated reputations.”

In 1999, Money magazine referred to him as “arguably the greatest global stock picker of the century.”

He sold his Templeton funds to Franklin for $440 million in 1992. But he remained an active investor into his nineties and was even knighted for his philanthropic work.

In a few select interviews not long before he died, Templeton made it absolutely clear what he believed was the world’s single greatest investment opportunity: The Coming Backflow Boom.

It’s really not too surprising that he recognized it. After all, he made great gobs of money in the last Backflow Boom…

The Land of the Rising Stocks

You’ll be better prepared to profit from the new Backflow Boom when you understand where the last one was… and how he and his followers profited from it.

In the first two decades after World War II, Japan had a reputation for exporting worthless junk. It’s hard to imagine in today’s world – dominated by names like Sony, Toshiba, Canon, Honda and Matsushita – but the term “Made in Japan” used to stand for shoddy, poorly constructed goods.

But the Japanese are clever, hard-working people. Manufacturing quality gradually improved. Consumers around the world were soon buying well-made and attractively priced Japanese cars, cameras, televisions and other electronics in droves.

As a result of their phenomenal export success, the Japanese people became more and more prosperous. And then, beginning in the late 1960s – Boom! – the backflow began.

Instead of cash pouring into Japan simply for exports, money began rushing in to finance imports… and all manner of domestic goods and services.

The demand for raw materials, machinery, and consumer goods of every description skyrocketed to unbelievable heights…

And so did the share prices of those select companies in the thick of it.

Templeton foresaw that a wildly successful export nation will eventually experience a transformational Backflow Boom, as surging exports eventually create a tremendous new market for domestic goods and services.

When hundreds of billions start cascading in from overseas, it makes well-placed investors millionaires… practically overnight. In short, it’s the backflow that creates the biggest opportunity of all.

Templeton bought the best-positioned, most undervalued companies he could find – the ones that would benefit the most from the backflow – and created unparalleled wealth for shareholders

Please understand, the new Backflow Boom has little to do with Japan. What happened there is old news. I only wanted to demonstrate how the process works… and how hundreds of investors like you are about to become rich.

Hold on to your hat. Because what Templeton saw before he died – and I’m about to show you today – is the single biggest investment opportunity of your lifetime.

The Backflow Boom is only just now igniting in the world’s fastest-growing major economy: China.

Let me now show you what this means – and how – if you choose, you can use my contacts and hard-hitting recommendations to generate profits of at least $165,360 in the coming months.

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 The Financial Bonanza That’s Just About to Hit

Two years ago I stopped in the lounge at the Four Seasons in Shanghai having a drink after a long day of meetings. Sitting next to me at the bar was the CEO of a Silicon Valley company that had just outsourced its entire manufacturing operations to China.

As we watched the hustling crowd going by on the sidewalk outside, he asked me if I had ever seen anything like the energy in this city.

“Never,” I told him.

“My kids are never gonna know what hit ‘em,” he said. “And my grandkids,” he added, shaking his head, “are toast.”

Some people resent this. I’m not one of them. The world is what it is and you can either participate in it and profit from it or sit back and complain.

The U.S. economy will eventually be eclipsed by China’s. You and I can’t change that. So my goal is to make as much money off it as possible. And to help you do the same.