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Company I:

If I tell you the name of “Billionaire X,” I’m telling you too much.

What I can share is this…

In 1939, X’s parents fled Poland, barely escaping the Nazi tide. They landed in Chicago with nothing. But by sixth grade, X – a natural born moneymaker – was already building a business selling magazines.

He graduated law school in 1966, but found law boring. So two years later, he got on the horn and rang up an old college buddy. They started an investment firm – real estate – and made billions.

You’d think that would be enough.

X, at age 66 and with $4.5 billion in the bank, could take off sailing or go ride motorcycles across Europe with his friends (which he actually already did, several years ago).

But he’s not even close to stopping.

Instead, he’s just digging into something fresh – energy. He’s already snatched up 23 million shares of the company I’ll tell you about. And he expects to multiply his fortune with that over the years ahead.

What’s this company?

When Billionaire X bought in, this company was nearly broke. Now it’s churning out cash, it’s recapitalized its balance sheets and it dominates its sector of the energy market. And it couldn’t be in a better sector for what it does.

This company creates energy from the only manmade resource that doesn’t cost you a dime – trash. That’s right. Garbage. But this is no crackpot, small-time recycling scheme. It’s a $3.2 billion company, with more than 31 waste-to-energy plants across the U.S. and a very bright future.

And not only because it has the backing of business-savvy Billionaire X. Just months ago, this company locked in the early phase of a lucrative deal in China. China wants to solve its garbage problem and create a sustainable energy stream. This company is the most likely one to sign the deal.

The $3.2 Billion “Garbage” Stock That

Could Triple Over the Year Ahead

With ethanol, the sand trap in the story is feedstock. The higher corn prices go, the worse ethanol is as an investment.

But with this company, it’s different.

The price of garbage doesn’t go up. Instead, you get paid to haul it away. Only this company doesn’t toss it. It burns it. And out of that, it gets electricity. There’s a good chance you’re burning this company’s byproduct in your home right now.

As I said, this company already dominates this sector of the new energy revolution. And that’s good news. And then there’s the China link. That alone could double or triple this stock over the months ahead.

Here’s how it works:

Imagine a plant located just 656 feet from a residential area. Swallows nest in the dunes and seabirds swim offshore. Meanwhile, several hundred thousand tons of waste turn piles of garbage into both heat and electricity for local residents.

The main control room is like the bridge from Star Trek.

The operator sits in a chair as comfy as Capt. Kirk’s. He controls the waste going into the incinerator with a joystick. No noise. No smells.

This “bridge” is armed with a full network of computer-controlled monitors that take air samples from the furnace, exhaust system and smokestack. Instead of photon torpedoes, there is an array of methods for handling and containing potential pollutants.

One device sprays the exhaust with ammonia – breaking up harmful nitrogen oxide into just oxygen and plain old water. In fact, total exhaust is 98% water. A giant vacuum with hundreds of fabric filter bags is 99% effective in capturing even the smallest particles.

Think about it…

Every day, if you’re like the average American, you generate 4.5 pounds of garbage. Daily. A full year of burning just one person’s trash would generate the same amount of electricity as 450 pounds of coal.

So there’s no doubt that this has legs.

And as I said, the American company I’m telling you about ALREADY operates more than 31 such facilities right here in the U.S.

As cities get bigger, power demand goes up. So does the tonnage of trash. This company is already solving both problems in one fell swoop. And making shareholders like Billionaire X even richer in the process.
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Company II:

…solar is definitely in the winning column.

And this one company is perfectly lined up to be the key player in many, if not most, major solar installation deals. Why? Because, hands down, it dominates the very specialized cutting edge of solar energy…

The Hidden Player in Solar’s

Latest Mega-Breakthrough Deal

One major reason we love this company is because, far and away, it’s the market leader in what’s called “thin-film” technology.

Thin film is an entirely new way of making solar cells while slashing the demand for silicon. And cutting silicon use is one of the key strategies for making any solar service or supply company competitive.

By the way, we’re not the only ones who love this company…

Citigroup and Goldman Sachs also rank it as a must-buy… The New York Times just singled it out as the industry’s major innovator… and even conservative Credit Suisse says this one stock could soar to $116, which is easily more than three times today’s share price, as of this writing…

And as I said, you have to keep in mind… this is no minor phenomenon.

The man who started this company just five years ago is now worth $2.2 billion. In China, this $5 billion company has a lock on government contracts. In Europe, it’s already a major player… with a major new installation in sunny Spain.

Sure, this company does still need silicon. And that’s a cost. But with its thin-film technological advantage… plus huge market dominance and a fat pile of cash… this company’s other edge is special purchasing agreements, where it can also get all the silicon it needs, early and at a below-market price.

It’s no wonder it’s already starting to haul in some of the biggest solar energy installation contracts worldwide. Take, for instance, what it just managed to pull off in the tiny oasis town of Dunhuang, China.

Now, you might need a magnifying glass to find Dunhuang, as deep as it is in China’s northwest Gansu province. But for a small town, it gets big sunshine – 3,362 hours per year.

That’s precisely why Beijing marked this one spot for what will be the largest single solar plant installation in history. It’s like the solar version of the famously huge Three Gorges Dam project. And China has picked this company to help build it.

Or how about the deal this company just pulled off in California.

The Golden State already uses plenty of solar power. But it wants to pick up another 3,000 megawatts of solar power over the next 10 years. That’s massive. And California, too, has invited this company to do it.

Then there’s SunEdison, the biggest and best-known solar power company in North America. It has just done a major – if hidden – deal with this company I’m telling you about, to help SunEdison serve its A-list of clients.

Whole Foods, Staples, the city of San Diego, Macy’s, Toyota, Costco, the city of Long Beach, Brookfield Homes, Standard Pacific Homes, Guardian Self Storage… and many more will all be working – through SunEdison – with this company. So will just about every other major storage facility chain you can name.

Why not just buy shares in SunEdison instead?

You can’t. SunEdison is privately owned.

But this company isn’t.

Which means that, just by owning shares, you’ll get in through the back door on some of the biggest private solar installation contracts in U.S. history… right at the moment when the focus on solar and other new power revolution technologies has never been bigger.

The point is well taken, though: Unlike Intuitive Surgical, which has a massive moat in its niche and no close competitors (there are no other general surgery robots, really), Accuray looks at least to have competitors with (to a layman, at least) somewhat comparable products.

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