When China Opens Up, Investors Make Fortunes

As part of the agreement, this tiny company will ship equipment and technology -- including their new "full-wave" system -- right into the heart China's shale movement...
And work exclusively with the Chinese to start exploring their shale fields.

Says the CEO of this tiny firm: "This transaction will create [a company] capable of seizing high-value opportunities in the fastest-growing geophysical markets."
As you can imagine, it's not just in the oil and gas arena that China is lacking expertise...

So to understand the true potential of what happens when China opens its doors, you need only go back a couple years...

And witness what happened when China first opened its gold industry to foreign mining firms...

You may have read that China is the single greatest buyer of gold in the world today -- singlehandedly, some say, supporting gold's huge bull run.

But you might not know that China's Ministry of Land and Resources completely rewrote the country's mining laws to encourage exploration and production of domestic gold.

In a move very similar to the energy deal they just signed with Obama, China allowed a small group of western mining firms into the country to help produce their vast gold reserves.

There was El Dorado Gold, a tiny Canadian company that partnered with state-run Sino Gold to open mines in Jinfeng and White Mountain, China.

In just the past 18 months, El Dorado is up 250%.

There was Jinshan Gold Mines, another Canadian company, which helped China National Gold develop a huge mine in north China.

It's up nearly 1,000% in the same period.

The list goes on and on...

* Entree Gold -- up 528%

* Centerra Gold -- up 966%

* Continental Minerals -- up 348%

* Minco Gold -- up 521%

All in less than two years.

Still, as impressive as these gains have been, that's nothing compared to what could go down in China's shale fields...

As the country mobilizes on a resource far more valuable.  dailywealth.com

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