JOHN MYERS
is a distinguished investment strategist who
is the editor of one of the top-rated investment
newsletters in America. For over 25 years, this
man has been uncovering hidden investment opportunities
that have made fortunes for his readers.
His subscribers
report that, on average,
they make a 90% profit on his stock recommendations.
And his latest discovery, BioShaft (BSHF) looks
to do much better. As this report explains, conservative
projects for BioShaft are short-term profits
of at least 333%.
While
a 333% profit in the short term is impressive,
longer term projections for BioShaft are much
higher. BioShaft could be John Myers’ best
pick... even better than his recent picks,
including:
441%
on Royal Spring Water
503.4% on Suncor
1,955% on Corriente Resources
160% on Altius Minerals
187% on Franciso Gold
668% on Metallica Respirces
773% on Target Resource
Every
$1.50 you invest in BioShaft today could quickly
turn into $7.00. A modest $5,000 buy
balloons to about $17,000 faster than you can
say, “Thanks for telling me about BioShaft.”
You see it
everyday. You even create it.
But you’ve probably never once given it a
thought. And no one has ever told you how
you can get rich on it. But now you can...
By the year 2010,
the water market will be $740 billion strong. It’s getting
there fast!
Industries
and governments are in a frantic search for cost-effective
methods to treat wastewater -- because it is critical to
reuse the water!
That’s one reason I love BioShaft (BSHF). Another reason is the company owns
the patent on the wastewater treatment technology industries and governments
want.
Let that sink in a moment. BioShaft
OWNS the patent. No one else can tap into this $740 billion market
with the same monumental advantages. ONLY BioShaft
can!
Sudden profits ahead!
I’ll tell you about BioShaft’s patented technology in a moment. First, let me
give you a glimpse at the special situation set to explode and propel BioShaft
(BSHF) -- and you -- to sudden profits!
I hesitate
to mention my slightly more aggressive projection. You might not
believe me anyway. Suffice it to say, a sudden 333% profit
is a nice starter. Longer-term profits
could well astound you.
Here’s
what goes into my thinking.
Water shortages, already chronically
severe in many parts of the world and the United States, need
solutions immediately.
And where water is plentiful, wastewater
is being created in ever-increasing amounts. All of it needs
to be treated, for sanitation and health reasons.
Clean water
is expensive. But, without it, everything stops. Economic
growth. Food production. Sanitation. Our health!
Treatment and
discharge
standards keep getting tougher.
This special situation
is unlike any
we are likely to see in our lifetimes
The money
involved
is huge! The need to invest that money is unquestioned.
The mandate to invest it now is wise -- actually, it’s essential.
I feel
the same about the awesome investment potential of
BioShaft (BSHF). There is no other company on earth better positioned
to soak
up a massive chunk of the $740 billion market ($300
billion in the U.S.alone).
Bioshaft (BSHF) is manufacturing,
selling and
installing wastewater treatment plants around the
world, in the United States, the Middle East, Eastern Europe
and Asia.
The
company’s overwhelming edge is its patented technology that:
• Returns
wastewater for use TWICE as fast as any competing treatment
system
• And
it does it cheaper!
By 2010, the water market
will be worth $740 billion.And BioShaft is set to soar right
now!
Here’s what astute investors always seek...
Astute investors are always looking
for the next big thing. The sooner they find it, the more money
there is to be made. And more often than not, the next big thing
comes out of nowhere.
Such
is the case right now.
The massive boom in wastewater treatment
has been brewing and it’s now on the verge of boiling over as you read this Exclusive Report.
It’s easy to see why.
Wastewater treatment is critical to solving
dangerous water shortages plaguing so much of the world, including
vast regions in the United
States. The solutions are mandated -- because they are
needed NOW!
Even areas that are soaked with rain need
to upgrade their wastewater treatment plants.
And those areas begging for rain can alleviate water
shortages with efficient wastewater treatment.
In fact, both
rain-soaked and dry areas MUST treat wastewater
more efficiently, or populations of millions will
face peril.
The studies have
been done. They all conclude the same thing: the world’s water
is in trouble. It’s time to take action. Cost is not an issue.
Wastewater treatment must be
upgraded all
over the world
Severe water shortages are now affecting
at least 400 million people
and by the year 2025 half the world’s population will suffer...
by 2050, more than 4 billion people will suffer... unless something
is done right now.
Even rich communities in California, Arizona,
and Colorado are under water-usage restrictions... from watering
lawns and washing cars to flushing toilets.
Local and state
governments are on the verge of war over the control of water
sources. Critical
water shortages in developing regions around the world
are already showing devastating consequences -- crop loss, health
issues,
and the list goes on and on. And something MUST be done!
The urgency is real. It is already forcing
local, state and federal
governments into action. Not all of it wise.
• Florida
wants to refill its over pumped aquifer with
untreated surface
water,
despite federal regulations that prohibit this.
• Texas
is moving toward private, for-profit water sales.
The water will be "mined" from aquifers that are
disappearing fast.
• The
Bush Administration has withdrawn a proposed
tightening of the arsenic
standard for drinking water. Critics say the
old rule, dating to 1942, could allow thousands
of cases of cancer
and other diseases. And to think -- things are
so bad that the government even gave consideration to
allowing arsenic-laced water to be used for drinking!
• In
Bangladesh, what's been called the "largest poisoning
of a population in history" has 35 to 77 million
people drinking arsenic-laced water.
• A
showdown is looming over the Tigris and Euphrates
Rivers, which originate
in Turkey, then water both in Syria and Iraq. If
Turkey goes ahead with a series of dams, the downriver
nations could starve.
• Mexico
City (home to 20 million people) is sinking because
the city
sucks out underground
water faster than the aquifer can be refilled.
• Lakes
Lanier and Allatoona, the source of water for
Atlanta, GA are close to
dry and severe water rationing could soon be forced
on people living and working there.
• The
Greek islands are shipping in fresh water in
huge ships because their
reservoir
systems are inadequate
• The LA Times calls
southern California’s water crisis “Public Enemy
#1.” People living there seem to forget LA was built
on a desert.
And it could quickly get worse
In the United
States alone, 50 trillion gallons of wastewater gush through
a million miles of sewage collection pipes to get to some 20,000
treatment plants -- EVERY DAY!
And few of us never give this
massive operation a second thought. But each year, more than
3.5 million Americans get sick simply from swimming in water
contaminated by sewage overflows. Scary? Well, it’s much worse
in other parts of the world. And it could get much worse in America!
According to the World Water Council, residential
water consumption will increase 100% by the year 2025. And right
now, many elements
of the wastewater treatment system are falling apart.
Age
is one reason. Massive inefficiencies is another. It’s a hidden
problem...hidden from the likes of people like you and me. But
not hidden to the folks charged with protecting our water supply
and our environment.
Why your $5,000 investment in
BioShaft (BHSF)
could soon balloon to $17,000
Worldwide,
much more must -- and will be -- invested in wastewater treatment plants.
The World Water Forum (WWF) is pleading for
rich states to set the example, by “repairing
aging water infrastructures and tackling pollution.”
Today, only 45% of the world’s
wastewater is treated at all. That means, of course, that 55% is untreated. Economic
and government leaders clearly know this must change -- FAST!
The treatment plants
that are operating around the globe are in no better shape than
the ones here in the U.S. They are aging and in immediate need
of improved efficiency. Where
wastewater now goes untreated, dangerous water shortages are
crippling growth. As under-developed nations become more industrialized,
there is no choice but
to install modern, efficient treatment plants. The economy --
and human lives -- depend on it!
That’s why, already, many billions of dollars are quickly being earmarked for
both wastewater treatment upgrading and installation, in nations big and small.
Bottom line: The worldwide wastewater market
is massive. Hundreds of billions of dollars in the U.S. alone!
And the fuse is lit. The boom is upon us. Untold
billions of dollars are about to be invested in wastewater
treatment plants in America and around the world.
Urgency creating a frantic search for solutions
Fresh
water is expensive. Treatment and discharge standards keep getting
tougher. These factors alone are putting industries and governments
in a frantic search for cost-effective methods to treat wastewater
and reuse the water!
This special situation is unlike any we
are likely to see in our lifetimes. The money involved is huge!
And so are the potential investment profits you can make investing
in BioShaft (BSHF).
Bioshaft (BSHF) is manufacturing, selling
and installing wastewater treatment plants around the world,
in the United States, the Middle East, Eastern Europe and
Asia.
Why I love BioShaft: It has a virtual lock
on the booming wastewater
treatment market
It’s not the only company selling wastewater treatment plants, but BioShaft
is the ONLY company that has a patented wastewater treatment
technology that
promotes
eco-efficiency, clean production and pollution prevention!
In Great Britain,
the company’s wastewater treatment technology is fully protected by patent
number 2390365. Here on our shores, the company’s process has the U.S. patent
pending number 10/585244. No one can copy it. And everyone wants it.
At the
heart of
the company’s wastewater technology is the Hans BioShaft Turbine, which was
developed in the Netherlands in 1994, and improved by Dr. Hans Badreddine,
who currently
serves as BioShaft’s CEO.
Treats wastewater TWICE
as fast
-- without chemicals
Without getting too technical, let me just
say that BioShaft’s patented system
treats wastewater TWICE as fast as competing technologies. And
it doesn’t use
chemicals! All it uses is oxygen.
The BioShaft process works by
emulating and accelerating a natural process, like the process
found in rivers.
“Wastewater
Treatment Engineered by Nature”
BioShaft’s uniquely designed sewage treatment plants
work by both
emulating and accelerating a natural process
found in rivers.
Unlike other
treatment systems, BioShaft’s patented biological process produces
biomass -- not sludge. There is virtually NO SLUDGE at all.
And, naturally, there is
no
need to treat sludge nor deal with its disposal.
Other wastewater
systems produce sludge that has to be treated and then disposed.
This process is time consuming,
requires more land for the treatment plant, and is very costly.
BioShaft’s patented technology saves this cost -- because it cuts
sludge production down by more than 95%. Then, a self-cleaning
process deals with the remaining
5%.
In short, BioShaft’s revolutionary patented technology provides
all the features and benefits industries and governments seek.
• Reduced maintenance
• Lower initial investment
• Lower energy use
• Less land needed
• And
the odor is so
minimal that, if necessary, BioShaft’s plants can be run relatively close to
residential areas.
$740 billion market
I’ve already told you that by 2010 the water market will be $740 billion. Well,
after 2010, the growth trend will be even faster. Over the next 15 years, the
development of wastewater plants will accelerate even more. This trend is unstoppable.
And over that time, perhaps the biggest problem
will be pollution to the environment, particularly in developing
cities.
Current wastewater treatments will not meet
the needs. They fall woefully short right now! Without immediate upgrading,
the environment -- as well as the world’s economy -- will fall victim and suffer.
BioShaft can save us because it provides an environmentally sustainable solution.
The company is small now ($135 million cap)
and off Wall Street’s screens. The
time to buy shares is right now -- before everyone is talking about this wastewater
boom.
A 333% profit could by yours virtually overnight
Everything points to this stock more than
tripling your money. And evaluating the massive multi-billion-dollar
value of the worldwide water market, a quick triple is embarrassingly
conservative on my part.
Still, it’s prudent to be conservative at times, especially when you might be
tempted to count your chickens before the hatch. That said, I still see a modest
$5,000 investment today quickly swelling to nearly $17,000 in the weeks and months
ahead. Beyond that, your profits could quickly dart off the chart.
I’ve done some calculating and long-term profits could be so insane I hesitate
to mention them here, for fear that you wouldn’t believe me. But believe this:
BioShaft, as I’ve mentioned, has a big
presence where wastewater treatment is needed most: in Europe,
the Middle East, and Asia. The company has already sold
and installed 30 wastewater plants around the world with
many more to come!
BioShaft
is based in Carlsbad, California. Management’s focus is set
on continuing to expand throughout Europe, the Middle East,
and Asia while putting extra effort
into expanding here in the U.S.
The company’s leadership is
incredibly gifted and intelligent, earmarks of an organization
that promises to live up to its staggering potential.
Dr. Hans Badreddine, who improved on the
original Hans BioShaft Turbine, serves as BioShaft’s CEO.
He has a PhD in chemical engineering from the technical university
of Aachen, in Germany. Dr. Badreddine has worked in the water
and wastewater business since 1980 and has been active in
many countries throughout Europe and the Middle East over
the last 25 years.
Imad Yassine is the company’s COO. His
degree is in Mechanical Engineering, which he earned from
Alexandria University. Mr. Yassine is a respected member
of the International Desalination Association and has been
a leader in the water and wastewater treatment industry for
over 30 years. What’s more, Mr. Yassine has extensive experience
in management, finance, international trade, wastewater treatment
equipment manufacturing, and commands superior knowledge
of the U.S. and international markets.
As editor of Myers’ SECRET STOCKS, I’m in a fortunate position to get news of
blockbuster companies like BioShaft early -- before Wall Street. This investment
head-start enables my readers to make outstanding profits. This scenario has
been going on for more than two decades, and thousands of my subscribers have
gotten rich.
Now, with BioShaft, I strongly believe our
trend of making huge profits will continue. Buy shares early
and put yourself in position to capture
most of the massive gains. It’s a simple, wealth-building strategy.
And this
simple strategy works repeatedly. Proof is found in my recent track record:
441% on Royal Spring Water
503.4% on Suncor
1,955% on Corriente Resources
160% on
Altius Minerals
187% on Franciso Gold
668% on Metallica Respirces
773%
on Target Resource
Your BioShaft profits should fit right in
with the kinds of gains my
subscribers have been enjoying. Short term, it looks like every $1.50
you invest will gallop to about $7.00. A modest $5,000 investment
should fly to over $17,000.
As I write, BioShaft shares are under $2.00,
but shares should be near $4.00, maybe $5.00 right now, according
to my analysis. That’s
why I say buy all you can under $3.78. This could be the most
profitable investment you’ll make in
years.
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go to www.bioshaft.com
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