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November 10, 2010 Profits from the Chilean Desert The hottest big-ticket item of 2011 will be electric cars. The biggest profits won't be made by carmakers, but by investors in a rare commodity from the Chilean desert. Get the whole story in our special report -- plus nine other surprising investment predictions. When Investing in Latin America, Politics Point the Way to Profits By Martin Hutchinson, Contributing Editor, Money Morning Brazil's election win by the Workers Party candidate Dilma Rousseff has cast a dark shadow over the investment prospects of that long-fashionable "BRIC" economy. And it has underscored an important lesson for investors: In Latin America, the political climate is really the No. 1 factor in determining where to invest for the long run. In short, when looking to invest in Latin America, let politics be your guide to profits. To learn which Latin American markets offer the biggest profits, please read on... Pay $3... Make 60% The first readers to invest in this off-the-beaten path retailer could have gotten in for $3... and made 60% gains... in less than two months. But Martin Hutchinson calculates it could easily grow another 4,900%. Why? Its customers are getting 20% raises every year and spending like crazy. Martin explains in his newest report here. Hot Stocks: Dell Aims to Double Sales of Service Businesses in Three Years By Don Miller, Associate Editor, Money Morning After losing a bidding war for a highly-sought-after acquisition target, many companies would pull in their horns and take time to regroup before venturing back into the murky mergers and acquisitions (M&A) pool. But personal-computer icon Dell Inc. (Nasdaq: DELL), which lost out in a highly-publicized bidding war for 3Par Inc. (NYSE: PAR), is forging ahead with an aggressive multi-billion dollar acquisition plan. 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Some of our readers' responses are listed below - along with next week's question, "Are You - And Your Wallet - Seeing Signs of Inflation?"] By Kerri Shannon, Associate Editor, Money Morning The hotly contested midterm elections ended last week, and now U.S. voters will watch to see if newly elected officials will deliver on promises to lift the nation out of its economic morass. Many voters made their decisions out of frustration with current economic conditions, such as excessive government spending, ineffective stimulus measures and stubborn unemployment. And given the potential for change in U.S. economic policy, investors will likely be eager to see what the stock-and-bond markets will do in the months to come. Although there is unlikely to be any quick decision making in Washington, investors will hope for the status quo in at least one area - a continued market rally, which is the norm for midterm election years. Read full story... 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