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Allied American Steel Corporation: Takeover Talk Means 500% Gains for You

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Take Over Target:

Allied American Steel Corp

Urgent Buy Alert:

Iron Ore Super-Giant, BHP Billiton (Market cap $278.98 Billion) Intends to Make Allied American Steel (AAST.OB) Its... #1 Take-Over Target!
 

BUY AAST.OB NOW FOR UNDER $1.50 BEFORE A
BHP TAKEOVER AT $50 OR MORE A SHARE!

Fellow Investor:

Who is BHP Billiton, and how can it help to make you rich?

Giant iron ore miner, BHP Billiton is a $277 billion market cap global leader in the minerals resource industry. It's the world's largest diversified natural resources company.

And this is why BHP is important to your future wealth. . .

BHP Has a Staggering $147 Billion
in Unspent Acquisition Money
Burning a Hole in its Pocket!

This is How You Can Put Some of
That Money in Your Own Pocket!

It Just Happened:

The BHP Rio Tinto merger has just fallen through! My latest pick could soar by 3333.33%
thanks to BHP Billiton!

It's About to Happen Again:

The around $1.50 share price of steel
exploration company
AAST.OB could
soon go for $50 in a takeover!

You see, BHP just had its $147 billion hostile takeover bid for its iron-rich rival, RIO TINTO shot down!

Rio Tinto has huge iron ore reserves and is BHP's only major competition - but now BHP is sitting there wondering what to do with all of the $147 billion in unspent acquisition money it had set aside to buy out Rio Tinto.

What is BHP going to do with those bags full of cash? It's now perusing Jr. miners and rushing to buy out undiscovered iron ore players like Allied American Steel (AAST.OB) at bargain prices before the window of opportunity slams shut!

And why exactly has BHP suddenly made un-known Allied American Steel (AAST.OB) its #1 takeover target?

It's very simple, Allied American is sitting on . .

An Estimated $72.17 Billion Worth of Iron Ore Reserves!
Enough for BHP to Generate Revenue of $1.1 Billion a Year!

ALLIED AMERICAN STEEL (AAST.OB) is a Pittsburgh based Steel Company with massive steel projects on the Eastern Seaboard just north of NY State. It's direct access to the St Lawrence Seaway gives it easy access to export routes and fast growing world markets.

What makes American Steel's iron ore reserves such a sitting duck takeover target is the fact that:

  • AAST directly next door to $130 Billion Market Cap RIO TINTO's (NYSE: RIO) Lac Tio Mine, the worlds largest solid deposit of iron and titanium (in production since 1950).
     
  • AAST sits on a proven geological resource with a current estimated value of $72.1 Billion
     
  • It has the potential to generate $1.1 Billion a year in revenue
     
  • It's located proudly on the American Eastern Seaboard just north of NY State with direct access to ports so the iron ore can be sold to the world
     
  • Its stock (AAST.OB) is trading at a tiny fraction of the per-share value of in-the-ground iron ore. At $50 a share, the $3.5 billion price tag would be a hardly-noticeable, drop out of the $147 Billion cash bucket BHP set aside when it went after Rio Tinto!

If mega-giant, BHP manages to snap up tiny Allied American Steel (currently trading at around $1.50 a share) for ONLY 5% of Allied's PROVEN IN-GROUND IRON ORE VALUE, it would be getting away with highway robbery at $50 a share – that is over 33x its' current share price...!!!

To Keep its Shareholders Happy, BHP Must Keep Growing!

On May 4th, 2001, you could have bought BHP for (split adjusted) $5.43 a share. On April 27th, 2011, less than 10 years later, BHP is now trading for $104.59 a share. That means. . .

If You'd Invested $100,000 in BHP in May 2001 – TODAY
That Same $100,000 Would Be Worth a Staggering $1,926,000

The only way BHP Billiton can keep growing is through acquisition. It must find new iron ore reserves in order to increase production.

So, if you missed the train on BHP, don't beat up on yourself, because the BHP train is loaded up with at least $140 Billion worth of unspent acquisition money and at every train station it stops at, it will be buying up small companies like Allied American Steel (AAST.OB).

That's Just a Preview of This Incredible Opportunity!

I hope I've whetted your appetite enough that you'll click on the link below and take just a few minutes to discover the entire fascinating story of one of the most exciting buying opportunities of my lifetime!

And, oh. . . by the way. . .did I mention that investors who acted on some of my recent mineral recommendations could have racked up gains of. . .

  • 936% in just months on DRDGOLD
     
  • 668% in just 11 months on Metallica Resources
     
  • 332% in 18 months on Glamis/Franciso Gold

Those are just a few of my recent big winners. For complete details on who I am, and why I'm so certain that Allied American Steel (AAST.OB) will be my next big winner, just click on the link below.

I promise, no sales pitch, nor sign up is required. I also promise you that this is a still-undiscovered opportunity that could take off at any moment.

If I'm right. . .

$10,000 Invested in Allied American Steel (AAST.OB) Now While You Can Still Get it at Around $1.50 Could Be Worth $333,333 if BHP
Billiton Buys its Iron Ore at Just 5-Cents on the Dollar!

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