Vale SA (VALE)

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OK, now let me give you my current top pick, and then you'll have a potential "money doubler" — FREE with no obligation.

And it's another SURPRISE . . .

You have to wonder how the world's second largest mining company — VALE — with operations in 37 countries, $82 billion in market cap, and $4.18 billion cash on hand, could have a P/E ratio of 7.

How did that happen? Is the company on its way to bankruptcy? No, it'll be very profitable in the years ahead.

Does it have terrible management? No, the management is excellent.

What about it's product line? Is it out of demand? Certainly not!

VALE is well diversified in iron ore, nickel, manganese, ferro-alloys, copper, coal, potash, cobalt, platinum, and other precious metals.

These are commodities the industrial world must have, and their value will only rise as the dollar declines.

So, what's the problem?

It's another case of throwing the baby out with the bathwater. You see, even though VALE is a global powerhouse, it's headquartered in Brazil, and Brazil is out of favor right now.

VALE has been painted with Brazil's ugly brush. And the pessimists have sent its share price down to a P/E of 7 and a price-to-book value of just 1.22.

In other words, Wall Street is pricing VALE just slightly above its liquidation value . . .

Without taking into account its global footprint, strong market position, and enormous earnings power.

That's a big error, and a fantastic opportunity for us . . .

And then to top all . . . at VALE's current ridiculously low share price, its annual dividend is a whopping 6.30%!

Imagine earning 6.30% annually, while you wait 12 to 24 months to double your money?

I'll tell you this — you won't earn 6.30% annually buying and holding the S&P 500 Index, not in a bear market with questionable Obama administration policies!

And here's another reason to like VALE . . .

VALE's two biggest competitors — BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto — have P/E ratios of 12.23 and 23.38, respectively. BHP is a bit underpriced, but Rio is overpriced.

By comparison, VALE is an incredible bargain. And when the market makes a major mispricing error like this, it never lasts for long. So, I urge you to act on VALE now!

It may only be a matter of weeks before VALE moves up sharply. In fact, the stock has previously been 2½ times higher than its current price, and 50% higher in just the last 12 months.

Look here . . .

If Vale just moves up to a P/E ratio comparable to BHP Billiton (12.23), we'll score an 80% profit!

And remember, just before I made this recommendation in Ultimate Wealth Report, the MACD indicator told me VALE was very likely at the turning point, changing from its downtrend to a new uptrend.

So, now the choice is yours . . .

You can walk away today with my current top stock VALE — FREE with no obligation — and probably score an easy 50% to 100% profit . . .

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