I. General Commentary

I have my own feelings about the way our country is run. I think that you have to be in a coma at this point if you don’t believe that our dependence on foreign oil has helped put us into the situation that we are in today.

The future Mideast turmoil will continue to get worse over the long term, as long as we keep buying its number one export – oil. This oil habit that we have is obviously not good for peace or the environment.

We are doomed as long as our politicians are given money by the oil interests. Our government officials are controlled by special interest groups, namely large corporations. This cycle of money goes from the oil interests, to the politicians, and finally to the regimes that we claim are evil.

Ladies and gentlemen, our leadership has sold out the everyday American people, and we are beginning to pay for its selfishness; it could get a lot worse. We here in the United States can learn a whole lot from our neighbor to the south, Brazil.

Brazil is a model for fuel efficiency. More than 30,000 service stations in Brazil sell pure ethanol as fuel. They currently add at least 20% ethanol to all gasoline sold in Brazil. Ethanol accounts for 40% of the fuel consumed by passenger vehicles there. Most importantly, today in Brazil, roughly 80% of all new cars sold can be fueled with ANY mixture of ethanol and gasoline, or simply pure ethanol!!

Brazil has a Gross Domestic Product of roughly $1.5 trillion (purchasing power parity), and we here in the U.S. have a GDP of almost $13 trillion. We have the resources to make this happen; why haven’t we? Why do we currently have a tariff of 54 cents for every gallon of ethanol imported from Brazil?

Wake up, ladies and gents.

II. How to Make Money Right Now

I have a little jewel of a company that I am about to give to you that I believe will make you a small fortune. I am very bullish on this company. It’s based in Jerusalem, Israel, and it also has an office in New York.

This company will announce its earnings for the second quarter of 2006 on July 31. I expect it to show very solid growth. This company is a relatively small company compared to, say, Google or Yahoo, but I believe it has huge upside potential.

This company has roughly $13 million in cash and cash equivalents, and has zero debt; this is very good sign.

This company is great at SEO (search engine optimization). In other words, let’s say that you go to Google, and in the search line you type in “define sinusitis.” This company will be one of the first links listed to provide you with that definition.

As a result, they are growing. More and more traffic keeps going to its website. Not to mention the fact that it is also growing through referrals, which are always a good indicator of a very good website. Users become repeat users, and so on.

They went public in October of 2004 at $5 per share and went up to almost $30 on rumors of a potential takeover by Google. Since then, the stock has settled to where it is today at just over $10 per share.

The big boys have quietly been gobbling this stock up. Institutional ownership has gone from approximately 10% to about 30% in the last nine months!! Royce Funds owns about 900,000 shares.

What this company does is provide you with answers to any of your questions. It provides information on over 3 million topics aggregated from multiple sources, and that is just the beginning.

This is a great company. The reason that this stock is not at $100 per share right now is because more people don’t know about it. People are starting to, and I want all of our Tycoon readers to own it by the time the rest of the street finds out about it so that we can sell our shares at a handsome profit.

The only thing that I will ask you in return is not to forget the person who is giving this to you. We scratch each other’s backs; do you follow me?

I normally don’t recommend “technology” stocks, so you know that this had to be special for me to do it. The symbol for this stock is ANSW, and it trades on the NASDAQ. The price when you read this should be around $10-$11 per share.

I want you to visit the website yourself and ask yourself if you think that it is a quality company or not. The web address is www.answers.com. If you have a question that needs to be answered, and you can’t find it on that site, then I will be surprised.

Own a piece of this company and put it away. I don’t want you to mortgage your home or do anything crazy like that. I just want you to participate at any level that your own unique situation rationally allows in a company that I think has upside.

Until next time folks, take care of yourself and each other.