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Prices of scrap metal are starting to rise. As this commodity soars you could profit 600% or more with RXAC,
My Most Opportunistic Pick of the Year!

Profit-Seeking Investor,

This is truly a rare find. It’s not often I come across a scrap metal company to invest in – or with this much opportunity to profit. Energy companies, gold companies, biotechs – they are a dime a dozen.

Not scrap metal companies. This is truly a RARE investment opportunity you need to act on quickly.

With scrap metal still in hot demand in places like China that are still booming and with world economies beginning to turnaround, the timing to invest in Resource Exchange (RXAC) is perfect.

Centuries of data have proven that after every depression or recession, the scrap metal commodities market bounces back with a vengeance.

154 countries are pining for scrap metal -
and the market is huge

Automobiles put out to pasture. Combines, airplanes, old bridges and I-beams cast aside like twisted metal carnage. All of these items have one thing 154 countries around the world pay big money for: scrap metal.

Now you are going to discover how you can invest in scrap metal recycling for potentially huge profits.

One scrap metal recycling company the Wall Street Journal reported on shot from $6 a share to $40 in just one year – that’s a stunning 584%.

If you had invested $10,000 in that scrap metal company your investment would have been worth $68,400. Your $20,000 investment would have rocketed to $136,800!

” There’s gold in scrap metal ”

Let me tell you about another success story.

Scrap metal recycler OmniSource Corp. began as a small business and quickly became Fort Wayne, Indiana’s largest scrap recycler. The company achieved such success by making key acquisitions in multiple markets – and by creating alliances with consuming mills, scrap generators and companies that consume and generate scrap such as automakers.

What began as a small business venture just like the company I am about to tell you about, is now one of North America’s largest processors and distributors of scrap metal.

Omnisource processes more than 7 million tons of ferrous scrap and more than a billion pounds of non-ferrous scrap annually.

Here’s the real gem: in 2007, Omnisource was acquired by Steel Dynamics, Inc. for $1.1 BILLION DOLLARS in a 50/50 cash/stock transaction.

My latest pick, Resource Exchange (RXAC) could be ripe
for the next billion dollar buyout

Resource Exchange (RXAC) is a fast-emerging metal scrap recycling company in the U.S. - like OmniSource – that could be one of the best investments you make this year and well into the future.

In the coming months alone I am projecting Resources Exchange (RXAC), will deliver huge gains.

RCAX is an emerging scrap metal recycling company that’s about to take the industry by storm, filling a niche rarely filled by anyone else in the industry.

Because scrap metal is a continuous resource that can be recycled over and over again into new products, an investment in RXAC is not only an investment in commodities but an investment in renewables. That creates a DOUBLE PLAY investment opportunity for you and me.

It would not surprise me to learn that RXAC is under the watchful eye of Steel Dynamics, becoming a buyout target in the near future.

Unstoppable forces are building making
NOW the best time to invest

Scrap metal is a commodities market that flies well under the radar – even though it’s been integral to the U.S. market for 200 years. Because of the unstoppable forces coming together we now have the perfect storm of opportunity to invest for the most staggering profits.

What may look like a forsaken old bridge, rusted out railroad ties or junked up automobiles are actually pieces of scrap metal – one of our most precious resources.

Scrap metal, being a commodity, goes up and down just like other precious metals. For instance, 2004 was a staggering year for scrap steel with prices in the $250 per ton range. But in 2008, the recession hit and prices plummeted, causing many scrap metal operators to go out of business.

Construction came to a grinding halt. The automotive industry took a deep, dark plunge and demand for recycled scrap metal hit the skids.

Last year prices began their bounce back. In May of this year the value of U.S. scrap metal surged. It fits. Steel, a driver of scrap metals has begun to come back with a vengeance and the U.S. and world economy have begun their long, arduous climb back.

“Scrap has always been a good indicator, because it feeds directly into consumer spending and capital spending,”

said Don Fine, president of Fine Financial Forecasting.

“If scrap steel is rising sharply, it’s a good indication that things overall are picking up. It’s an old, trusted standby and it should not be ignored.”

When you want to know what the economy’s going to do,
ask the king of economics, Alan Greenspan

Alan Greenspan once said that the easiest way to gauge the temperature of the economy is to look at the price of scrap metal. Here’s why:

Two centuries of statistical data have proven time and again that the cycles in scrap metal recycling are transparent and predictable.

After every depression or recession the market bounces back st rongly to compensate. Renewable metal management is critical to our economic cycles and is one of the best examples of global business.

Timing for investing in RXAC could be not more dead-on perfect. As the tides are rising in the scrap metal recycling industry you want to be soundly invested before the massive wave of profits start rolling in.

Prices for scrap metals have already started to rise and as the economies bounce back they’ll begin to explode. That could lead to massive profits for you if you’re securely invested in RXAC.

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How dumpster diving is making some people rich

Who gives much thought to scrap? It’s the reason why junkyards were invented. At least that’s what we used to think. All those demolished cars, big ol’ i-beams, rusted out machinery, copper wiring and even old refrigerators, washers and dryers – eyesores to many – have become buried treasure.

There’s so much money to be made in the business of scrap metal even the petty thieves are getting involved. Not long ago it was reported that in California, irrigation systems on farms were being ripped out of the ground because they were made of copper wire. Copper, a commodity, fetches big money.

In other instances, roofs were being ripped off of churches in St. Louis and in Cleveland, Ohio, robbers were snatching up street lights. After any hurricane in the south thieves come out in droves searching for scrap metal to sell for big bucks.

Even the Motley Fool proclaimed “There’s gold in scrap metal.”

Furthermore, the respected investment analysts say “if the stars are aligned properly… this kind of business can be tremendously profitable.”

In up times, like in 2004, scrap metal commanded as much as $250 a ton.

Now it may not be the sexiest thing on earth – but that’s precisely why so many investors miss out. They overlook opportunities to invest in scrap metal because they turn their noses up at what they consider boring or distasteful investments. Yet, they’re missing the mother lode of profits.

Good for U.S. employment

Scrap recycling employs more than 85,000 in the U.S. and has been responsible for creating green jobs for decades. No matter how unappealing, scrap recycling is the original green. RXAC not only gives you the opportunity to invest in the scrap metal industry but also the green industry.

It may be a sleeper industry but
it’s worth $65 billion worldwide

All around the world the demand for scrap metal is intense. While it has pulled back during the recession it’s still a $65 billion industry worldwide; $30 billion in the United States.

Just how much metal is recycled is astounding.

Out of all the countries in the world, the U.S. is the largest exporter of scrap metal. On average the U.S. processes more than 81.6 million metric tons of ferrous metal alone – the iron and steel recovered from cars and trucks, farm machinery, steel beams, bridges, railroad tracks, ships and food.

A scrap metal recycler like RXAC will buy this ferrous scrap and process it into more than 100 globally recognized commercial grade specifications. Next it is sold to a steel mill, foundry or other industrial company to be manufactured into new products.

Demand is still strong thanks to who else but…

China and India, of course.

According to recent reports, current global demand just within the steel production market is forecast to increase 20% year-over-year as demand for scrap metal rises, particularly in emerging markets like China and India.

In India, the year-over-year increase has been even greater at 40% over the last two years.

Demand for scrap metal imports by China grew by 300% from January-February 2009 over the same time period in 2008 to reach an eye-opening 1.818 million tons.

As you can imagine, China is right behind the United States when it comes to a voracious demand for scrap metal. For their car and truck market alone, the need is great.

In a recent report by Forbes, China’s heavy duty truck sales are expected to hit one million this year, making China the largest truck market in the world! (Compare that to the U.S. which sells 200,000 to 400,000 a year, depending on the economy.)

Look at the spot prices for scrap metal in China right now:

Motor copper

$6,657

#1 Bare Bright

$7,157

Shred Taint

$1,671

Shred Tense

$1,786

#1 Nickel

$22,000

Shred Zinc

$1,800

Lead

$1,786

Steel-making Pig Iron

$471

Casting Pig Iron

$493

(Prices as of 7/20/10; USD per ton of scrap)

Other major importers of scrap metal besides China and India? Canada, Turkey and Taiwan.

This is not a question of if the market returns but when.

As countries around the world are focusing on infrastructure, shares of steel makers have risen with plans to place beams on bridges and buildings and an improved outlook for automakers. In terms of market values, the turnaround in steel over the past year is nothing short of stunning.

Demand for heavy duty trucks has ramped up significantly over the past three quarters in China…with sales up 165% in the first quarter over the same quarter in 2009, according to a report from ACT Research and China’s State Information Center.

According to the ACT report, steady economic growth in China has led to an increased demand for bulk transport commodities, which has led to significant growth of highway freight transport. Growth in heavy duty vehicle sales should continue for the second quarter of 2010.

“The world’s fastest-growing major economy, China is expected to account for one third of global economic growth this year.”

Countries importing scrap metal and the export value

Out of 154 countries that scrap metal was exported to, China leads the way with $7.4 billion worth of scrap metal exported in 2009 and $8 billion in 2008. As China continues to boom and world economies continue pull out of recessionary times, those numbers are projected to rise exponentially.

Now that you understand the market here’s why RXAC over another scrap metal recycler

Profits – and I mean BIG profits.

Trading for just pennies on the dollar, RXAC has the potential to rocket up the charts while the big name companies just cannot give you those kinds of returns. They’ve already had their big run ups.

RXAC is currently trading for about $0.52 a share. If the share price reaches $1.04 you have already DOUBLED your investment. If it reaches $2.08 you’ll have made 400% on your investment already.

RXAC, as a small-cap investmen t could bring you far greater profits.

Scrap metal has them all – the giants down to the mom and pop and weekend warrior collectors. But it is the top 50% of the companies that control 40% of the market. Trouble is, the industry has a weak spot – it’s highly fragmented.

Processing, sorting, shredding, brokering – it’s scattered all over the place. RXAC saw a market need for a company that can provide all of the services under one umbrella organization.

Management has set out to buy undervalued assets and consolidate targeted companies. There’s no better time than now with many companies struggling to make it through the recession.

Until fairly recently, the domestic metal recycling industry was dominated by small family-owned scrap yards. Predominantly their business was regional due to product weight and shipping costs.

After they shred the metal and melted it down the recycled scrap was sold to businesses like furnace mills or metal brokers.

That was then…

This is now

Before long, Asia started demanding recycled metal to feed their voracious building boom appetite. This fed the big national and multi-national recyclers who had the resources to fill the overseas need. As this occurred, the large recyclers also started to buy up the smaller yards and trading scrap metal is more akin to trading stocks on the market.

Now the time is again ripe for a feeding frenzy on small operators. That’s when RXAC saw an opportunity and decided to capitalize by acquiring companies that can help them complete the value chain. Many of these acquisition targets available at very fair prices – at times even below book value.

As you are about to see, there is no question that RXAC is well on its way to creating a vertically integrated business that controls all stages of the full value chain for scrap metal recycling.

At any time, as the economy and world markets improve, RXAC can sell scrap metal to the market offering the highest rates.

Can you say lion’s share of the profits?

Further on tap for this year are multiple roll ups and acquisitions. RXAC has identified a number of asset recovery, processing, sorting yards and scrap metal brokers for acquisition this year. Right now the company is actively targeting three key sectors for companies to purchase at or below book value in asset recovery, processing and sorting and brokering and sales.

Based on current market trends, RXAC believes these companies are positioned to grow by 15% annually over the next five years.

Buyouts already underway

Already RXAC has purchased UTP Holdings, a U.S.-based recycling company specializing in exporting ferrous and non-ferrous metals from North America and the Caribbean. UTP had built a successful international commodities business.

The acquisition of the company lays the foundation for RXAC to become an international full service metal recycling operation.

As more acquisitions and industry rollups are completed here is how the company will be set up:

Using this business model RXAC can offer services at all stages of the value chain, which offers significant advantages: increased revenue, profits and recyclability.

1,200% revenue increase and 950% jump
in profits in just 5 years

With acquisitions already lined up RXAC management reports that consolidated revenues are projected to grow from $10 million to a stunning $120 million in the coming five years -

a 1200% increase!

And, you’ll love this: profits are projected to grow from $1.6 million to $15.3 million in the same timeframe – a 950% increase.

Remember: the scrap metal market is already coming back. Timing for an investment in RXAC could not be better as prices in the market are rising once again.

1200% increase in revenue by 2015

Company projections show RXAC revenues on a continuous upward climb soaring from $10 million to $120 million in the coming five years. Equally as impressive are the profit projects – a 950% increase in the same time frame.

“RXAC revenues are projected to reach $120 million in just 60 months for a 1,200% increase. Profits are projected for a 950% increase!”

Management sealed the deal – in fact, numerous deals in the past few months

Beyond the acquisition of UTP Holdings recently, Resource Exchange of America also announced joint ventures with Thomas Griffin International Inc. and Sea Lion Ocean Freight to enhance RXAC’s presence in Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean.

This joint venture agreement was signed in order to further enhance RXAC’s operational presence in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean. The agreement allows for the exploration and development of projects involving the importation and exportation of ferrous and non?ferrous metals for processing, shipping, and delivery.

With RXAC’s access to deepwater ports, it has much more flexibility to conduct domestic and international business.

Yet another agreement expands RXAC’s reach even further

Entering into another joint venture recently gave RXAC its first entry into recycling ferrous and non-ferrous metals. The joint venture agreement was made with PAW Materials, Inc., a Florida company specializing in recycling a wide range of materials from demolition sites. By entering into this agreement, RXAC enhanced the business segment of its metals processing segment.

RXAC will use PAW Materials Accumulation Yard where scrap metals from demolition projects will be delivered for recycling. RXAC is providing the software to manage the metals, security, inventory controls and customers for the recycled metals. All in all the joint operations will enhance the revenue streams for both companies.

Add to that expansion into the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico

RXAC is clearly on an aggressive growth strategy. Just this month Resource Exchange acquired the assets of Thomas Griffin International and Sea Lion Ocean Freight. This agreement includes various volume service contracts with top ocean freight carriers as well as a Federal Maritime Commission License, Federal Maritime Commission Bond and Tariff for Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier.

Bottomline is that the license, bond and tariff allow RXAC’s subsidiary, Sea Lion, LLC, to pursue new projects in the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico. It also helps ensure that the company complies with U.S. regulatory requirements.

Sounds like a bunch of red tape and to a great degree it is…but looking at the big picture this agreement opens up more international doors for RXAC. Now is the time to buy up shares.

Customers around the world

A diverse customer base has already been established. Look where RXAC is already doing business

When RXAC management explained they were on an aggressive path to build the company they were dead-on serious. You can see it with the joint ventures alone but what helps seal their commitment in my mind is their recent addition of an asset recovery division to advance their vertical integration.

Asset Recovery of America, LLC, will serve as the company’s demolition and dismantling or asset recovery division. Ultimately, this will move the company further into its strategy of vertical integration while giving management the opportunity to address a huge international and national market. Effectively, it secures a pipeline of scrap metals.

RXAC’s newest division will provide comprehensive asset retirement services of industrial facilities, building structures, stadiums, hospitals, power plants and others. The company will specialize in the demolition of large, heavy steel structures from which a variety of salvage materials can be recovered: steel, copper, aluminum and stainless steel.

There’s more to this than meets the eye, however. By conducting business in this manner, the company is able to provide their processing yards with inventory at a lower cost than their competitors.

In fact, Asset Recovery of America has already entered into a joint venture agreements with an asset recovery company in Orlando, Florida – Harry’s Hauling, LLC. Included in this partnership is one asset recovery project valued at just under $200,000.RXAC is on the receiving end of both the ferrous and non-ferrous metals being removed from the project.

Hailed as a POWERHOUSE by CoolPennyStocks.com

Put it on your buy list now because the news just keeps getting better. In addition to my recommendation, numerous penny stock analysts are telling investors to put Resource Exchange (RXAC) on their watch list.

Coolpennystocks.com says

“RXAC is working to become a recycling powerhouse!”

One of largest steel companies in North America now doing business with RXAC!

Among all of the news and aggressive activity coming out of RXAC lately, one of the hottest pieces of news is their alliance with Gerdau Ameristeel, the fourth largest steel company in North America.

Resource Exchange (RXAC) was approved as a vendor for Gerdau – a company that has the capacity to manufacture over 12 million tons of mill-finished steel products annually. Their products are typically sold to steel service centers or to original equipment manufacturers.

RXAC will provide giant Gerdau with ferrous scrap metal, which will give the company an additional supply stream of ferrous scrap metal in their southeast region.

America’s original green industry
How scrap metal recycling is leading
the world’s green efforts

Scrap metal recycling could well be the grandfather of the green movement. With its 200 year history, scrap metal recyclers were sustainable long before the words sustainable, green and environmentally friendly ever became household words.

A full 75% less energy is required to produce steel from scrap than from iron ore; More than 60% of all steel smelted in the U.S. comes from scrap metal – as does 15% of all copper production, 64% of all lead and 75% of all zinc; Approximately 80% of all steel scrap and 85% of all aluminum auto scrap generated is recovered by recycling.

Scrap recycling reduces greenhouse gas emissions by requiring significantly less energy to manufacture products from recyclables than virgin ore and by avoiding landfilling. With the world mandate to reduce greenhouse gas emissions dramatically, RXAC is one of the best green investments you can make.

Energy saved using recycled materials versus virgin ore is up to:

92% for aluminum 90% for copper 56% for steel

What’s more, keeping such metals out of our landfills results in cleaner air and water. About 80% of all steel scrap and 85% of aluminum automobile scrap generated is recovered by recycling.

Turning “green” into greenbacks

Green companies have a demonstrated track record for success and continue to do so. As long as they continue to be propelled by government initiatives and incentives they’ll keep making money for investors.

Take the following:

First Solar (FSLR)
The company IPO’d at $20 and is currently trading around $113! Itron, Inc. (ITRI)
Company share price has shot from $13.75 in 1993 to $63.77 today (7/21/10). In 2007 alone, as electrical transmission grids became more important, Itron’s share price shot up 85%. China’s Suntech Power Holdings Co. (STP)
Driven by the Chinese government’s policies and incentive programs, Suntech’s share price shot up 140% in 2007. American Superconductor (AMSC)
Another success story where the stock gained triple digits to reach nearly 180% gains in 2007.

According to KLD Research & Analytics in Boston, MA,

“green investing is benefitting from an upswing in public awareness and the added effort of businesses to obtain benefits of engaging in green efforts and projects. Climate change and energy dependence have captured a lot of imaginations.”

Follow Buffet AND Gates to big money in scrap metal

According to his most recent filings, the Oracle of Omaha owns 35 stocks worth a stunning $50.9 billion. CocaCola, American Express, Procter & Gamble – those are no-brainers. We’d expect him to hold shares in some of the most iconic brands in America and in the most profitable companies.

What you might be surprised to learn is that Buffet owns shares in a company called Republic Services (NYSE: RSG), a solid waste company with a market cap of $11.27 billion. What’s most interesting is that Buffet increased his holdings only very recently by 30.6%. Shares of Republic are trading around $29.58.

It just so happens that Republic Services Group is also a long-term holding of Bill Gates – both in his personal portfolio and in the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation portfolio.

Gates and Buffet are two of the richest men in the world – they drip money. These two have the foresight to see what companies will be the future moneymakers. I am fully confident even if you were just to follow their lead, that RXAC could be a big winner in your portfolio.

Sure, you could buy Republic Services Group (RSG) for about $29 a share. Or, you could buy RXAC for just $0.52 and watch it go up 600%

Call your broker today or go online to make RXAC one of your holdings today. The next scrap metal boom is coming and you do not want to miss out on the potential gangbuster profits.

Rock solid reasons to put RXAC on your BUY list today

There’s a lot of money to be made in scrap metal - it’s one of the top commodities markets that can command top dollar.

Huge gains projected in the coming months

Resources Exchange (RXAC) is filling a gaping hole in the industry by becoming a full service, turnkey operation in the value chain. Already the company has acquired multiple companies and is on target for more acquisitions this year.

Multiple joint ventures have already been established that allow RXAC to expand operations and increase revenues quickly.

RXAC is partnering with the fourth largest steel company in North America, Gerdau Ameristeel, supplying the steel giant with recycled metals.

Two centuries of statistical data show that after every depression or recession the scrap metal market bounces back even stronger.

Demand for scrap metal in China and India is intense and continues to be strong with the growth explosion being experienced by those countries.

20% growth is projected year-over-year in the scrap metal industry.

1200% revenue growth is projected for RXAC over the next 5 years.

Company profits are projected to soar 950% by 2015.

Tremendous world market: the U.S. currently exports to 154 countries around the world.

Double play opportunity for investors in both scrap metal market and the green industry. Green companies are generating profits for shareholders. Remember First Solar IPO’d at $20 a share and has shot up to around $113 a share inside of a few years.

Buffet and Gates, two of the richest men in the world are both soundly invested in the solid waste industry. Clearly they see the writing on the wall: the scrap metal market is making its comeback after the long, deep recession and soon it will be back with a vengeance. Investors stand to make a tremendous amount of money.

With the scrap metal commodities market began to rise there is no better time than now to invest in RXAC. I urge you to discuss an investment in this emerging recycling powerhouse today – or go online today.

Invest in RXAC today.

So, why should you care?

My name is Geoffrey Eiten and I’m one of America’s top microcap research specialists. My name is Geoffrey Eiten and I’m one of America’s top microcap research specialists. You may have actually heard of me. I’ve appeared on CNBC and I’m a regular contributor to Forbes, Barrons, Dick Davis Digest, Bull & Bear and Equities Magazine. I urge you to add RXAC to your portfolio now, before it’s too late.

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