SANP: Stock Market Authority's New Pick

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Tap into the Next Gold Rush Global gold demand could top 4,400 tons this year — worth $221.5 billion — an increase of 16% over 2011. One company has secured claims in the heart of the Western Hemisphere's richest gold find — containing about $40 billion of the Midas metal. Early-in investors in this ONE stock pick could turn $10,000 into $100,000... Dear Reader: My name is Elliott Dobbs. I’m the publisher of a very different kind of investment newsletter called Stock Market Authority. Over the course of three years, 100% of Stock Market Authority picks have been winners… …for example… • Our readers got in ahead of the Chinese rare earths boom, and saw gains of 1,175% in the hottest   mining conglomerate on the planet… • They got in ahead of a skyrocketing video-on-demand trend to book an easy 551% profit. • Stock Market Authority opened their eyes to a red-hot specialty coffee stock, leading to 856% gains… • With an outstanding lithium mining play…they helped themselves to 968% gains in just over a month. Even our worst two picks generated gains of 83.9% and 136.8%. Our new pick has every bit as much potential…and quite possibly more… Worldwide Demand for Gold Could Soar to $221.5 Billion This Year You know the Dominican Republic as a vacation destination. But it's also among the world's richest countries…in terms of gold reserves. Our newest stock pick is a junior mining exploration company that’s aggressively acquiring properties to exploit those vast precious metal deposits. It's called Santo Mining Corporation (OTCBB:SANP)… They’re capitalizing on a massive, inevitable trend in the global economy: Global gold demand could top 4,400 tons this year, according to the World Gold Council… worth $221.5 billion. Staking a Claim in the Western Hemisphere's Richest Gold Find This Caribbean paradise…contains the richest gold find in the Western Hemisphere. In a modern gold rush, Barrick Gold (NYSE:ABX) and Goldcorp (NYSE:GG) are already churning out profits in a deposit estimated to contain 25.3 million ounces of gold… Worth nearly $40 billion based on 2011’s average price. [Source: ResourceInvestor.com] 3 Key Claims Make SANP a Golden Triple Threat In recent years, we've seen how gold juniors can jump 200%, 500% or even 2,000%. Well, SANP is following exactly that path, staking out 3 claims within the same region as the biggest names in gold…and seeking to add to their collection. CLAIM 1: Sandwiched between Barrick and Goldcorp's $40 billion mother lode and Perilya's Cerro de Maimon. [Source: Santo Mining Corp.] CLAIM 2: Between three massive mineral finds, including the gold-rich Barrick and Perilya sites and adjacent to Falcondo Xstrata's 49.6 million ton nickel complex. [Source: Falcondo Xstrata] CLAIM 3: Surrounded by numerous placer and historical gold discoveries…such as Everton Resources' Fresso mine and Unigold's Sabaneta and Neita properties. [Source: Santo Mining Corp.] Some of these areas are so packed with gold, villagers pan for nuggets after rainstorms. Make Money Whether Gold Goes Up or Down Precious metals will continue to be a safe haven. While higher prices would likely spark a rally in mining… it's not critical to SANP's success. Even if gold fluctuates, these reserves are expected to be profitable…with margin to spare. Gold Junior SANP Could Be Ripe for the Picking The gold market is also primed for acquisitions. Last year Newmont Mining (NYSE: NEM) acquired Fronteer Gold…for a whopping $2.3 billion. [Source: Newmont Mining Corp.] In April 2012, Iamgold bought Trelawny for $585 million. [Source: Reuters] If SANP gets the attention of one of those cash-rich majors, it could mean an all-out bidding war. Stock Market Authority: We Pick Winners SANP could literally be the next golden opportunity for Stock Market Authority readers to turn $10,000 into $100,000 or more. The world’s biggest players are already exploiting the Dominican Republic for billions — and SANP is digging in right alongside them. To tap into "the Next Gold Rush," call your broker or log in to your trading account and load up on SANP. Our analysts have given SANP their highest rating: "STRONG BUY." Sincerely, Elliott Dobbs Publisher Stock Market Authority Want more details? Read the full Stock Market Authority report here:

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