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November 18, 2010 The Biotech Breakthrough of 2010 Word is beginning to leak out in the medical community. Warrior Antibodies that can find and destroy nature's deadliest disease. These "warriors" can even clone themselves and even evolve in lockstep with the disease. "Thirteen of 16 evaluable patients went into molecular complete remission... after one cycle..." says the American Society of Hematology. This small company's stock is around $7 today. Estimates show it could hit as much as $140. Full report here. Buy, Sell or Hold Special Report: How Retail Investors Should Play the GM IPO By Jack Barnes, Contributing Editor, Money Morning If you are one of the millions of retail investors who found themselves totally out of luck on the General Motors Co. (NYSE: GM) initial public stock offering, don't fret. Although the GM IPO is over, the profit opportunity has just begun. The incredibly oversubscribed GM IPO may well have been the biggest stock offering in global history. But I believe that this stock has plenty of room to run. In fact, I believe this is a stock that you'll want to buy in the aftermarket - provided that you follow some very strict guidelines for share prices and timing. Let me explain... To hear the best strategy for buying GM shares in the aftermarket, please read on... California's sudden $40 trillion oil "surplus" Think California's bankrupt? Not for long. The Golden State is sitting on a mammoth petroleum deposit that's big enough to make the U.S. energy independent for 72 years... Experts have known about this $40 trillion worth of oil since before 1900 - but the technology needed to extract it hasn't been available until now. Only energy insider Dr. Kent Moors can put YOU onto the handful of small U.S. oil companies poised to tap this field for potential gains of up to 2,505% in the next 13 months. Here's his full presentation on this game-changing development, FREE OF CHARGE. No Rebound in 2011 as the Housing Market Continues to Rot [Editor's Note: This special report on investment prospects for the housing market is the second story for Money Morning's annual "Outlook" series, which will forecast the prospects for gold, oil, the U.S. economy and other top profit opportunities in the New Year. Make sure to watch for upcoming installments in the days to come.] By Larry D. Spears, Contributing Writer, Money Morning The year of 2010 saw very little improvement in the housing sector, and that's not likely to change in 2011. The industry's weaknesses - high unemployment, tight credit, ineffectual government programs, soaring inventories, plunging prices, and so on - are simply too gaping to be resolved by next year. Even the normally ultra-optimistic National Association of Realtors (NAR) came out of its annual conference in New Orleans in early November with a frown on its face, predicting that, "nationwide, homeowners can expect little, if any, increase in home values in 2011." Read full story... Money Morning Mailbag We'd like to hear from you! If you have an idea that amplifies something you've read in Money Morning, send it to us here to share: mailbag@moneymappress.com. "ALL BRANCHES... of our government ARE IN BUSINESS with Wall Street..." from Money Morning Reader, T.S. United Nations Warns of Food Price Hikes, Painting a Picture Similar to 2008's "Silent Tsunami" By Kerri Shannon, Associate Editor, Money Morning The United Nations' Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) yesterday (Wednesday) warned that food prices could rise through 2011 unless production of major crops rises significantly, outlining a situation reminiscent of 2008's "silent tsunami" food crisis. The FAO announced in its twice-yearly Food Outlook report that global food import costs will jump 15% in 2010 to $1.026 trillion – dangerously close to the 2008 crisis level of $1.031 trillion. The world food import outlook was revised up from a June estimate of $921 billion. Increasing global demand is boosting the food bill, and price climbs in grain and sugar – which recently passed its 30-year peak – have signaled even higher prices ahead. Read full story... FORECAST: 72% on insurance titan RESULT: 152% Shah Gilani is becoming famous for being right. This insurance giant more than doubled his forecast to 152% in just over two months. Turning $1,000 into $1,520. And right now, 81% of his picks are tearing up the market... with plenty of room still to grow. Get details on his newest forecasts here... Vote for Money Morning at.... 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