Meet the Editors of Wealth Daily

Dear Wealth Daily Reader, G-mail Users, ensure delivery! Guarantee you receive all future reports and issues. Just hit reply to this email and click send.  That's it! Thank you and enjoy your subscription to Wealth Daily! For the past couple of days, you have had a chance to see what Wealth Daily is all about. With each business day, we send you our opinion on the most up-to-date topics that are in the news and on our minds. We'll also be sending you many profitable opportunities we see coming your way, so keep an eye out for those as well. If there's a way you can make money, you can rest assured we will pass that information on to you well in advance of the mainstream press. We are always looking for ways to help you prosper in these economic times. Our regular editors include real estate expert Steve Christ, small-cap and options expert Ian Cooper, cleantech industry specialist Nick Hodge, junior mining and metals expert Luke Burgess, and global market expert Christian DeHaemer. After each article, I hope you stick around and read our daily blogs, where we have an ongoing conversation about all the things that are "near and dear" to our hearts or just plain provoke us. Either way, they are always interesting reads and have valuable information for your benefit. So you can get to know the editors better, I wanted to give you a little biography for each of them. Their unique backgrounds and experience allow for variety in what they "bring to the table" and their perspective in the markets. That is why they have been able to capitalize on investments that the mainstream media completely overlooked and will continue to overlook. Wealth Daily Managing Editor - Steve Christ Like most people, Steve's resume is something less than a straight line. In fact, it resembles a long country road with many turns — which in this case, is a good thing. Born in Baltimore, Steve graduated from Towson State University where he studied Journalism, English, and History. At the time, he had hoped to become a newspaper reporter... But shortly after college, Steve reached a surprising conclusion: What he really knew about life and how the world works couldn't fill a thimble. This epiphany sent him in new and exciting directions. Throughout those experiences, Steve learned: That American-style capitalism is the greatest economic force on earth. It has raised more people out of poverty than any other system ever conceived. That the human body is an amazing instrument. It deserves to be worked and well fed. That tyrants exist only when good men fail to act. That the U.S. is the greatest country there is, has been, or ever will be. That your health is paramount. If you and all of the people you love can get out of bed every day, then you have no real problems. That Darwin was wrong. That all men are born into this world with two things: time and talent. How we spend them determines who we become. That the right to own property, the rule of law, and freedom are indispensable to our democracy. When we weaken any of these, we do so at our own peril. That English is the most beautiful language written and spoken. That any government born of violence and maintained by terror is wholly illegitimate and consequently, dangerously irrational. That the knowledge of the difference between right and wrong is etched into every human heart. It is called your conscience and everybody has one. That a man's labors ought to belong entirely to him; that income tax gives every working man a partner that he neither wants nor needs. As Steve continues to learn and observe, he shares his insights in his weekly columns that appear in Wealth Daily and his blog, The Daily Ration. Contributing Wealth Daily Editors Ian Cooper Ian Cooper has spent the better part of the past decade mastering the art of trading options for triple-digit gains, avoiding the "herd mentality" of Wall Street. That would explain why he bought housing before the 2004 rise, and shorted sub-prime and big housing names before the 2007 fall... all while the "experts" suggested doing the exact opposite. He has shown thousands of investors exactly how to exploit carefully targeted market sectors for lightning-fast short-term gains — gains that prove to be several times larger than simply buying stocks alone. It's his phenomenal track record of short-term winners that puts Ian in such high demand from mainstream outlets such as Investor's Business Daily and Forbes, and on investment shows such as Money Matters with Barry Armstrong and On the Money with Mike Stein. Luke Burgess Born at the tail end of the legendary commodities bull market of the 1970s, Luke Burgess is one of a new generation of investors who have become fascinated with the intrinsic and universal value of gold and the junior company's that chase the yellow metal. He believes that the underlying fundamentals that pushed gold to record highs in 1980 are this time significantly magnified. Luke says, "The US dollar is in major bear market, the government debt levels are completely unsustainable, and the geopolitical front looks tenuous at best. Meanwhile, investment demand for gold is skyrocketing while new supplies from old mines are falling fast. Gold prices are coiled to skyrocket." But Luke is more than just a worshipper of the yellow metal. He holds investments in other metals including silver, platinum, palladium, copper, zinc, molybdenum, and is also a large investor in other tangible natural resource commodities including oil, natural gas, land, and even foods. Professionally, Luke is the managing editor of Hard Money Millionaire, a high-end investment advisory service that delivered subscribers 22 winning investments out of 23 recommendations in 2009. At its best, his 2009 portfolio returned members seven (7) winning investments that each returned a +100% gain. In fact gains from his Hard Money Millionaire portfolio are on par with $100 million hedge funds! For the year, the Hard Money Millionaire portfolio returned an average of 21.3%. Meanwhile, hedge funds returned an average of 24.1% for 2009. Luke is also a weekly contributor to Wealth Daily and has had his articles published at other investment sites like StockHouse, Seeking Alpha, and Goldseek. He has additionally been a featured guest on countless radio programs including Trader's Nation, The Bill Meyer Show, Sound Investing Radio, The Brent Clanton Show, Stock Doctor, The Economic Contrarian, On the Money, The Andre Eggelation Show, KXYZ Biz Radio, and Investments Advisor Review. Christian DeHaemer You may have heard of Christian in his role as creator and editor for The Hammer, Rezone Profits, GRESSOR, and Crisis Trader.  For the last 14 years, he has beaten every major market index. His gains include making 10% in 2007 — a year when many people saw their net worth cut in half. Christian uses a unique blend of value investing coupled with a specific catalyst he calls the Hammer, Trigger and Spark system; his system keeps your money in play and ensures rapid profits. Over the years he has traveled to Cuba, Egypt, India, and Bulgaria, among other frontier markets, in search of ridiculously low values and massive upside. He bought numerous gold mining stocks in November 2007 when they were trading for less than cash and were completely unwanted. One gold stock is up 303% in seven months; all are up triple digits. He likes to buy fear with a cool hand while others are selling in panic. He bought oil wildcatters when the price per barrel was plummeting into the $30s; he took profits a few months later when oil was pushing $80. When asked about today's market, he'll tell you that you want to trade the volatility short-term using options and buy hard assets on the dip for the long term. He encourages buying stuff you can drop on your foot: oil, gold, and other commodities. Christian goes on to say, "Mongolia will be the best performing market over the next five years." Why Mongolia? "I'll have the whole report out shortly... Laugh now, but mark my words: It's going to be huge." Nick Hodge One of the bright young minds in today's cleantech industry, Nick is putting his knowledge of nascent green markets to use in several ways... He's the Managing Editor of Alternative Energy Speculator, an investment advisory service focused on taking advantage of every aspect of cleaner energy. As the strength of the "green" market grew over the course of 2010, Nick realized his readers could bag quick profits on fast-moving energy companies without using a buy-and-hold mentality... And so the Alternative Energy Speculator spin-off — Alternative Energy Trader — was born. A featured guest on Canada's Business News Network and Yahoo!'s Tech Ticker, Nick is also interested in uncovering the massive profit opportunities associated with a growing lack of freshwater and the maturation of the global carbon markets. Nick is also the co-author of the bestselling book, Investing in Renewable Energy: Making Money on Green Chip Stocks. Adam Lass Historian, economist, artist, musician, roustabout, author, entrepreneur, stock analyst... and former hobo? It's not your usual résumé, but Adam Lass is not your usual analyst. So when I had heard that he had "retired" after some 15 years at a competitor, I saw the opportunity of a lifetime.. and I jumped on it.   Adam is broadly known as one of the best technicians in the business. He has written for dozens of financial newsletters, including such venerable old publications as The Fleet Street Letter's U.S. edition, Strategic Investment, Hard Assets, Penny Stock Fortunes, Taipan, X-Wave, and WaveStrength Options Weekly. He has appeared on national radio and TV numerous times, including one particularly hilarious turn on CNBC’s Squawk Box in July 2007, when he predicted that the Dow would fall from 13,965 to below 8,000. (It did, and he was never invited back.) Adam's investigations into the nature and history of human consciousness and the mathematical formulae that describe and predict crowd behavior are unique in source, framework, and results. The latest international wire feeds, political scandals, mathematical stock tables, ancient Greek texts, and the winner of the last Super bowl... it's all grist for his odd mill. What comes out the other end is sometimes hysterical, sometimes terrifying (his all-points sell bulletin 24 hours before the Twin Towers attack on 9/11 got him grilled by the FBI), usually pretty damned interesting, and always profitable! Now that you have some background on our editors, I hope you enjoy their daily commentary in the forthcoming issues. In the meantime, be sure to check out our website and read some of our previous issues in our archives section. Sincerely, Brian Hicks Publisher, Wealth Daily

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