How One Company Is Locking

Up Security On 50 Billion

Wireless Devices…

And Could See Its Shares Rise
From $9 To As High As $300

Dear Reader,

In just three years, we’ll have 15 billion connected devices – three times more than now. That’s what Intel is predicting.

But others say things are moving even faster…

Hans Vestberg, CEO of Ericsson, the world’s largest mobile telecom vendor, says there will be 50 billion connected devices on the planet by the end of the decade. And he’s in a position to know.

That’s not just cell phones, but appliances, electronic gadgets, everything healthcare, the smart grid, consumer electronics, business inventory and supply chains…

All of it is being linked together, networked, into one giant ecosystem.

And one company is racing to be the first to build a fortress of safety around these 50 billion devices.

What happens if you invest in this company just before all those billions of connections create billions in profits?

You already know the answer but I’ll tell you anyway…

Massive Potential Gains For Early Investors

This wonder of cyber space is already a global leader in mobile security.

They have more than 100 million customers in 100 countries, and yet the stock still sells for only $9 and change on the NYSE.

But not for long…

Worst case, this company holds onto its global market share as hordes of people move from basic cell phones to smart phones that can buy sodas from a machine with just a tap.

This could mean a billion subscribers in a couple of years, and a $50 stock. That’s a 455% gain based solely on people dumping outdated cell phone technology.

Best case, this company grabs the same global share of 50 billion mobile connects of all kinds, transforming itself into a $300 stock.

And if you’re quick at math, yes, that’s a 3,233% gain.

This is why the time to strike is now, while the stock is still cheap. And I’ll show you exactly how in a moment.

You see, this security company is in such a narrow niche a lot of institutional and hedge fund money hasn’t given it a serious look… yet…

Just like they ignored Symantec back in 1999, when it was trading at $2 a share.

Symantec took off on a 1,550% profit spree, filling the need for Internet security. Now, this company is similarly positioned to meet the mushrooming need for mobile security.

Just replace the word “Internet” with “global grid” and factor in 50 billion connections… and you can see the enormity of this opportunity.

Bits And Bytes Are Now Like Bullets And Bombs

You can also see what a magnet this will be for cyber criminals… terrorists… and malefactors of all kinds.

After all, if you’re a counterfeiter, why bother with C-notes and all those pesky Secret Service guys poking around? There’s far more money to be made “diversifying” into cyber space. And you don’t even have to get off your couch.

Governments are eagerly getting into the action.

In 2010, an Iranian nuclear reactor was attacked by a virus named Stuxnet, wiping out critical systems. Who was behind the sabotage? Probably Washington.

The Code Red worm, believed to have come from China, caused $2 billion in damages and infected over 600,000 computers.

The Conficker virus infected 12 million computers worldwide – and is still spreading.

And last year, hackers successfully unleashed viruses at the highest levels of the CIA, MI6, and Mossad, all supposedly air-tight agencies.

People at the top are taking this very seriously. General Keith Alexander, head of the Pentagon’s Cyber Command, compares these attacks to weapons of mass destruction.

Deputy Secretary of Defense William Lynn II wrote in Foreign Affairs that bits and bytes have become as threatening as bullets and bombs. The military domains are now land, sea, air, and cyber.

So now consider this:

2.5 Million Cell Phones Were Hit In Q1 Of 2011

The global cyber-security outfit we’re targeting reports that 2.5 million cell phone subscribers were hit with malicious viruses just in the first quarter of 2011.

And just the other day, five top members of the notorious Anonymous ring were busted in connection with a string of cyber-assaults… in which hackers stole confidential information from U.S. companies… and shut down government websites.

These are the guys who allegedly furnished Julian Assange and Wikileaks with much of their stolen intelligence emails.

This is why every device will have to be embedded with a first-rate security system as soon as possible.

You, me, and everyone else on the planet are going to be vulnerable like never before.

Strike Force Mission #1: Operation Secure Planet

I’ve told members of my Strike Force to get into this opportunity and extract all the profit they can now.

I’ve code-named it Operation Secure Planet for its sheer enormity.

The objective is simple: Start taking profits as soon as you see 50% gains, then again at 100% gains.

And if all goes according to plan, you could ride this $9 stock right up to $300 for the biggest stock gain I’ve ever recommended.

But here’s the thing: Some of my Strike Force members have already seen gains as high as 80% on this stock in just a few months. We plan to take some more profits when it hits 100%. Join me now and you could grab the second gain. But even this gain will be a drop in the bucket compared to this stock’s 3,233% potential. And given the contrail this company is already leaving, this potential is no fantasy.

This is the kind of opportunity that’s perfect for the Strike Force strategy: Get in, target profits, and get out cleanly and quickly.

The days of buy and hold are long gone. The markets are wildly volatile now. There are reasons for this, of course. But what you need most is a strategy for profiting from it.

I’m not going to sugarcoat it. It’s a dangerous time to be investing.

But it’s much more dangerous to sit idle, watching the Dow slide into another decade of zero gains.

Wondering how much more your portfolio will plunge in value… getting so angry you’re paralyzed into inaction.

If you let that happen, you can kiss goodbye the wealth and the future you’ve always promised yourself and your family.

But with the right strategy, you can win… and win big.

So let’s get right into Mission #2

Strike Force Mission #2: Operation Single Dose

If you own any drug companies, you know they’ve been beaten down over the last five years.

The California drugmaker we’re targeting, however, has sped past most of the big names by almost 20% over the last five years.

But doing 20% better than losers doesn’t rock our world.

We love this company for a different reason altogether…

It’s on the cusp of launching a drug that could save the lives of 33 million people now facing a death sentence. Thirty million – that’s the definition of blockbuster.

Right now this treatment is in Phase 2 trials… and the FDA may soon make a major announcement about this blockbuster drug that could skyrocket this company’s stock.

When the FDA accepted the New Drug Application for review back in December, the announcement went almost unnoticed. Chalk it up to end-of-the-year distractions.

Frankly, we couldn’t believe our good luck.

The drug is called “the Quad” because it combines four medications into a single pill.

Taken once a day, this pill can treat or maybe even cure HIV and AIDS.

That’s right, we’re finally close to being able to truly help the 33 million people suffering from HIV – a disease that’s crippled large parts of the world.

The Quad is being tested in Kenya, Uganda, and Botswana. It’s working 62% better than a placebo, which is delighting the doctors on the ground…

Michel Sidibe, the U.N. official in charge of the HIV/AIDS program, says we could be arriving at "the tipping point in the HIV epidemic."

If this drug pans out the way researchers are predicting, some 33 million lives may be saved just by taking one pill a day.

Aside from the humanitarian benefits, this is precisely the kind of high-impact opportunity the Strike Force seeks out.

Our strategy here is to get in, make money, and get out safely.

We’re calling this Operation Single Dose and the profit potential could be massive.

If “the Quad” continues to perform as hoped, the U.N. may buy it in bulk quantity for tens of millions of AIDS patients across Africa and into Asia while commercial versions are released in Europe and the Americas.

The company is ramping up their application schedule, and final-stage FDA approval should come very soon. So now is the time to strike.

But here’s where our advance intel could really pay off…

Reports from the highest levels at Deutsche Bank reveal they believe the field studies could give the stock price a quick 16% pop, just to start.

This Deutsche Bank move lays down the protective cover the institutions need to run the stock up. We’ll move under this cover and look to extract a quick pop.

Then, if the drug tests well… and it turns into a blockbuster… we’re looking at a double or even a triple.

This is how Strike Force works. A quick, high-impact strike. Downside “cover” to protect us. And the potential for hitting the mother lode and going home wealthy.

To get immediate information on these first two Strike Force missions – plus two more immediate opportunities, click here now.

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  • About Keith Fitz-Gerald

    Keith Fitz-GeraldKeith Fitz-Gerald is the Chief Investment Strategist for Money Map Press, as well as Money Morning with over 500,000 daily readers. He is one of the world's leading experts on global investing, particularly when it comes to Asia's emergence as a global powerhouse. Fitz-Gerald's specialized investment research services, the Money Map Report and the New China Trader, lead the way in financial analysis and investing recommendations for the new economy. Fitz-Gerald is a former professional trade advisor and licensed CTA who advised institutions and qualified individuals on global futures trading and hedging. He is a Fellow of the Kenos Circle, a think tank based in Vienna, Austria, dedicated to the identification of economic and financial trends using the science of complexity. Fitz-Gerald splits his time between the United States and Japan with his wife and two children and regularly travels the world in search of investment opportunities others don't yet see or understand. Below is a collection of article written by Keith Fitz-Gerald for www.moneymorning.com