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Dear Reader, My fists might as well have been bruised, bloodied and cut. Back in late 2006, I was ta

Dear Reader, My fists might as well have been bruised, bloodied and cut. Back in late 2006, I was talking about fracking before it was a popular investment. It’s funny to think now, but back then nobody cared for the technology or using it to potentially make a fortune. Many dismissed it as hopeful speculation. Like a true contrarian, I saw it differently. I was convinced this was going to disrupt the oil industry. - But not even I could realize how big this disruption was going to be. I tried to convince many analysts, fund managers and investors about the benefits of fracking technology and the money to be made. There are incredible fortunes made by getting to a disruption story early. My close friend, and technically my boss at the time, was the man with the soft French accent I mentioned yesterday – Olivier Garret. I pitched him the fracking story and together we made a fortune on a company called Cuadrilla Resources, the biggest investment in our fund at the time. It wasn’t an easy pitch – unconventional shale (fracking) wasn’t popular. And I kept pounding the table, telling everyone that it was going to change the world. Olivier immediately understood its potential, and it became a cornerstone of our fund. Because I was new to the natural gas sector, I wanted to create an advantage over others. So instead of competing with all the big-name conventional gurus, I saw an opportunity to get large positions in natural gas and oil companies applying fracking – which was cutting-edge technology then. At the time, I couldn’t raise enough money by myself to compete in the Eagle Ford when it was $100/acre. Later on it traded as high as $40,000-$50,000 an acre. Now everyone talks about the Eagle Ford. Instead, with Cuadrilla, we went and picked up land in the UK for less than $0.25 an acre. We then picked up another million acres in Holland with the same type of potential. The timing was early. I shook hands with the management and said I’d raise the money and become the largest individual investor in the deal. A lot of people bailed on me. Cuadrilla ended up being one of the largest onshore gas discoveries in the world at 100 trillion cubic feet of gas in the UK. And it was based on my concept of Western Europe needing to escape Russia’s gas dominance. This was the basis of my New York Times bestseller, The Colder War. So before I wrote the book, I was already making major moves to profit from it. Riverstone, one of the world’s largest funds with more than $80 billion under management, came in on a rainy London night and signed the deal to buy the company. Lord Browne, the former head of British Petroleum, then became the face of Cuadrilla. - I laugh when I read the Wikipedia page now. No one ever believed in this disruptive project when I first tried to pitch it. But Olivier got it. And disruption is precisely what Olivier’s new company – RiskHedge – is about. Their brand new research service, Project 5X, is about finding those companies that are disruptors. And for savvy investors, the disruptors are the kinds of companies that give you a chance at making 500% on your money… or more. Just like Caudrilla, which returned over 1,000% to us. Project 5X is not for everybody. The stocks that Olivier’s team uncovers are often tiny and move very fast. Project 5X is ideal for serious investors who are okay taking a bit of risk to earn bigger profits than ordinary stocks can bring you. Early-stage disruptor stocks have a track record of achieving 5X-10X gains or better in short periods. It’s one of the only areas I know that can rival the big, quick profits available in junior resource stocks. [Here is the private link]( to your special Katusa member deal. With that link, you’ll have the option to watch a video or read a letter in which RiskHedge CIO Chris Wood explains his next big score. The tiny company he’s identified has invented a unique new way to earn royalties on the 1 billion+ smartphones sold every year. As a Katusa reader, you’re familiar with how lucrative an early-stage royalty play can be. Chris believes this $3 Nasdaq stock is set to earn royalties on a brand new technology that’s being rolled out across the U.S. later this year. - He uncovered the company using a unique tool he developed called the CHAOS Formula. As Chris describes it, the CHAOS Formula acts like a powerful algorithm that zeroes in on small stocks that have what it takes to leap 500% in under three years. Please do not share [the link]( anyone outside our group. Only Katusa members are eligible. I hope you find this exclusive benefit valuable – and thank you for being a Katusa Research reader. Regards, Marin P.S. If you’re interested in becoming a member of Project 5X, RiskHedge is currently offering memberships for $500 off the regular price. But I’ve secured an extra $500 off the already discounted rate for you that adds up to a $1,000 discount. [Click here to learn more]( about Project 5X stocks before the deal goes away at midnight on Monday, March 25. Copyright © 2019 Katusa Research, All rights reserved. If you wish to stop receiving our emails or change your subscription options, please [Manage Your Subscription]( Katusa Research, Suite 530 - 800 West Pender St, Vancouver, BC V6C2V6, Canada

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