2. Written by Tim Mayor, on 25-10-2007 22:50
Right now, Cuba is a poverty-stricken communist dungeon, which really doesn’t have much to bring to the table besides cigars and a 6.4% share in the global market for nickel.
But what if I told you that Cuba would soon drop the socialist regime and head towards a democratic and capitalistic regime? Better yet, what would you say if I told you George W. Bush says the same thing?
Yesterday in an address at the State Department, the president said, “Now is the time to support the democratic movement growing on the island. Now is the time to stand with the Cuban people as they stand up for their liberty. And now is the time for the world to put aside its differences and prepare for Cubans' transition to a future of freedom and progress and promise. The dissidents of today will be the nation's leaders, and when freedom finally comes, they will surely remember who stood with them.”
This is all coming on the fact that commie loon; Fidel Castro is a bag of bones on his way out. The Cuban media and his BFF Hugo Chavez can only play this puppet show for so long before this charade of “Weekend at Bernie’s” comes to a close.
However, getting back to the capitalistic side of all this; once Fidel has f i n a l l y been removed, or eradicated, Cuba now has the potential to be a micro-China economy.
Think of it this way: Cuba right now, like I said, has nothing to bring to the table. Once it does, and once business starts to flourish, Cuba will be considered, not a small cap or a mid cap, but an IPO!
The point is, we are at a position where investing in Cuba now is like getting in on these Chinese IPO’s that have brought back these unbelievable gains of 200%, 500% and 600%. You often hear me speak about “ground floor” stocks; well this is a “ground floor” country just waiting for the post Castro catalyst.Follow this link |
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