DEAD AT 45--Silicon Valley's brightest star...

As I write this, American athletes have already skied, skated, and soared their way to 12 Olympic medals. Not bad-but they'll have to do a lot of work to push that number past the 34 they won at Vancouver in 2010! If you're looking to watch another number (like the balance in your bank account) go WAY up without doing a lot of work, pry your eyes off the TV and check out the attached report. This stock is ready to pop over 1,019%... talk about "high-flying"! David Meier Sr. Research Analyst The Motley Fool R.I.P. Internet: 1969 – 2014 The death of the Internet will seem tragic to some... but Silicon Valley insiders are guzzling champagne at its funeral! Which is why everyone from Manhattan money-men to the National Bank of Switzerland are frantically scooping up shares. And with this company set to hit the front page of every newspaper in America by March 31st, anyone looking to get in on this 1,019% rocket-ship would be wise to do the same. So if you're truly interested in ensuring your shot at turning $500 into $5,595, do not waste another moment. March 31st is coming quick — don't risk missing out. Click here to find out the name of this amazing company today! P.S. It sounds crazy—but the World Wide Web really is going "six-feet-under". Just ask the Editor-in-Chief of the Wall Street Journal...or the equity wonks over at Morgan Stanley...heck, call up the scientists who invented the Internet! They'd all tell you the same thing: NOW is the time to get in on this white-hot technological shift. So don't be late to the party that experts the world over are calling the single largest business opportunity in the history of capitalism. Click here to find out how to position yourself to make up to 11x your money when the Web goes dark. All numbers as of January 31, 2014. This is a promotional message from The Motley Fool | 2000 Duke St. | Alexandria, VA 22314 Legal Information. Copyright ©1995-2014 The Motley Fool. All rights reserved. If you no longer wish to receive this email, please unsubscribe now. You may also add, change, or remove any other Motley Fool email subscription.