Virginia Takes Sovereign Investor Approach to World Politics Dear Sovereign Investor, Japan and South Korea are using Virginia as a battleground to settle a long-running dispute over the body of water that separates them. Earlier this week, Virginia state legislators voted on a bill that requires "all text books approved by the Board of Education … when referring to the Sea of Japan, shall note that it is also called the East Sea." The vote approving the bill followed significant lobbying by not only Korean- and Japanese-Americans who live in Virginia but also from the governments of Japan and South Korea. In fact, part of Japan's campaign came with the veiled threat that Japanese investment might suddenly dry up should Virginia pass the bill, while it was reported that Japan's embassy paid the McGuireWoods consulting firm $75,000 to lobby the vote on its behalf. It's not surprising the Japanese have such an issue with the name, because the sea lies to their west. Who says the United States has become insulated, caring only about its own problems? Well, for the most part it has. But Virginia has become an exception, as it stepped forward to prove its influence in a much larger field. And like Virginia, the Sovereign Society continues to cast its eye abroad. Opportunities are abundant when you're willing to look just outside your own backyard. Regards, Jocelynn Smith Online Associate Managing Editor, The Sovereign Investor Daily P.S. If you've missed some of last week's Sovereign ideas, please see our commentaries below: A Defensive Stock With a 36% Upside With the stock market suffering a sharp haircut in recent weeks, Evaldo Albuquerque has uncovered a strong opportunity within the more defensive healthcare sector that is poised to rally amid the broad market weakness. Click here to read about the stock that set to outperform the market. BOMBSHELL: Research of Government Doc' FT900 Exposes "Next 9/11" What you are about to see is based on information obtained from a little-known document published by a non-descript Federal office located one mile from the White House. The following presentation not only reveals the contents of this document, but it walks you through the exact timeline of how and when this catastrophic event is scheduled to occur … and how it will reshape America forever. You have only 76 days left (at most now) to take all the necessary steps to protect yourself and your family. Keep Calm and Disregard the News Emerging markets have suffered a beating on the heels of some negative economic reports out of a handful of countries, resulting in the Dow taking it on the chin. Jeff D. Opdyke explains why this is one of the worst times to panic and shows you how to take advantage of the situation so that your portfolio grows while others run for the hills. To read the full story and get Jeff's trade, click here. Uruguay Sells Out in Record Time! (10 Spots JUST ADDED) The Uruguay Offshore Investment Summit – our first offshore event of 2014 – sold-out in record time … Due to popular demand, we've just added 10 more spots. But you better act fast, they will go fast. For details, click here. A Withdrawal Slip and a Note From Mom Banks around the globe are placing more and more restrictions on how you can access your money in the name of looking out for a customer's best interests. Bob Bauman discusses the best ways you can protect yourself from the greedy hands of banks and their questionable practices. Click here for more details. New Congressional Report Predicts Dire Consequences for U.S. Dollar ... With No End in Sight! A new report just issued by Congress paints a doomsday scenario for interest rates and the ever-falling dollar. But, there are numerous ways for you to protect yourself and the value of your money. In fact, you can grow your dollar several times just by putting it in this little known type of savings account. Robert Bauman reveals HOW in the newest edition of his best-selling book: WHERE TO STASH YOUR CASH… LEGALLY! Click Here To Learn More… A Pole, a Finn and a Mexican Walk Into the Bank of England … The world is still trying to crawl from a crippling recession that has left most countries deep in debt and distrustful of their neighbors. To add to their sense of financial security, they've begun calling home gold stored abroad. While the Fed may view the investment in gold as little more than quaint tradition, Jeff D. Opdyke explains what many other countries have figured out about gold. Click here for more. |
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