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> The Next Great Event Has Just Begun!
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> Four Disruptive Technologies That Will Change Your Life Forever
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> Generate Windfalls Profits Before It's Too Late
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> Investors will flock to these innovations faster than any investment in
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> December 15, 2006
> 7:15 a.m. E.T.
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> Dear Investor:
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> Throughout history there have been innovations that disrupted the
> status quo. You probably know the big ones like cars, televisions,
> hypodermic needles and gunpowder.
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> In fact, some inventions caused catastrophic shifts in the way people
> worked, lived, played and even invested.
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> I'm up pretty early this morning because I want to tell you about the
> next great event that is already underway - and I'll show you HOW
> to profit from it.
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> Once you've obtained all of the facts and information about these new
> disruptive technologies -- you'll need to act quickly.
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> To Receive Our Urgent Report
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> "Four Disruptive Technologies for the Next Decade"
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> Click here
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> This in-depth report covers the disruptive technologies set to change
> the lives of millions and profiles four companies at the vanguard of
> their sectors. These technologies will generously reward early
> investors for years to come. Click here to get your copy now.
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> When investors catch wind of these phenomenal technologies and
> investment opportunities they will flood into the market like Times
> Square at quitting time - just as they did when the new Blu-Ray
> technology was revealed. The stocks of the companies that hold the
> Blu-Ray patents surged! The Blu-Ray technology market is expected to
> exceed $28 billion.
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> The four "disruptive technologies" that we discovered in our
> research will change your life and the lives of millions of others
> almost overnight.
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> What are Disruptive Technologies?
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> Disruptive technologies are usually innovations, products or services
> that overturn existing dominant technology.
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> For example, steam engines and internal-combustion engines were a
> disruptive technology because they overturned horse and human powered
> machines.
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> Another, not so well known disruptive technology was hydraulic
> excavators.
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> Prior to hydraulic excavators' earth moving machines were
> cable-operated. Cable operated excavators are the earliest documented
> self- powered machine to move earth. These machines were physically
> demanding, and often broke down.
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> In the 1950's hydraulic excavators became less expensive to build,
> operate and maintain. But more importantly, one hydraulic excavator
> could do the work of five cable operated excavators.
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> The innovation that caused the disruption in the earth moving industry
> was hydraulics.
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> The people that invested in the top hydraulic excavators manufactures
> in 1960's would have made a handsome profit. However, profits were
> not only generated from investing in manufactures of heavy equipment.
> Hydraulics accelerated dozens of industries including real estate
> development, highway construction, oil exploration and mining.
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> We discovered four new disruptive technologies that will change the
> course of history in the years to come.
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> What's more, you will be in a position to generate windfall profits
> from these technologies - and other innovative discoveries - by
> signing up for a no-cost trial subscription to Rising Star Stocks!
> Click here to the secure order page to get started with your 30 day
> evaluation of Rising Star Stocks at no cost, risk, or obligation and
> immediately receive the bonus special report "Four Disruptive
> Technologies for the Next Decade".
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> The Theory of Disruptive Technology
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> Clayton Christensen coined the term "disruptive technology" in his
> 1997 book entitled The Innovator's Dilemma.
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> Clayton distinguishes between "low-end disruptions" which targets
> customers who do not need the full performance valued by customers at
> the high end of the market.
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> The "new-market disruption" targets customers who could previously not
> be served profitably by low-end disruption.
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> "Low-end disruption" occurs when the rate at which products improve
> exceeds the rate at which customers can adopt the new performance.
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> For example, the performance of a product overshoots the needs of
> certain customer segments. At this point, a disruptive technology may
> enter the market and provide a product which has lower performance than
> the incumbent but which exceeds the requirements of certain segments,
> thereby gaining a foothold in the market.
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> The telephone provides a nice illustration of "low-end disruption".
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> When the telephone first arrived on the scene in 1876 it "overshot"
> the needs of most customers. Plus, it was more expensive to manufacture
> and own than a telegraph. Finding investors to exploit the technology
> was next to impossible - let alone customers!
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> But in 1878 the President of the United States, Rutherford B. Hayes,
> installed the first telephone in the White House. From that point the
> telephone gained a "foothold" in the market and eventually made the
> telegraph obsolete.
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> How Low-end Disruption Occurs Over Time
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> In low-end disruption, the disruptor is focused initially on serving
> the least profitable customer, who is happy with a good enough product.
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> This type of customer is not willing to pay premium for enhancements in
> product functionality. But once the disruptor has gained foot hold in
> this customer segment, it seeks to improve its profit margin. To get
> higher profit margins, the disruptor needs to enter the segment where
> the customer is willing to pay a little more for higher quality.
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> To ensure this quality in its product, the disruptor needs to innovate.
> The incumbent will not do much to retain its share in not so profitable
> segment, and will move up-market and focus on its more attractive
> customers.
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> After a number of such encounters, the incumbent is squeezed into
> smaller markets than it was previously serving.
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> And then finally the disruptive technology meets the demands of the
> most profitable segment and drives the established company out of the
> market.
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> - Historical Perspective -
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> 16 Disruptive Technologies that Changed the Course of History and
> Generated Great Wealth for Savvy Investors
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> Old Technology
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> Disruptive Technology (and profits!)
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> Telegraph
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> Telephone
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> Sailing Ships
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> Steam Ships
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> Crossbows
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> Muskets
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> Photographic film
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> High-speed CMOS video sensors
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> Vacuum tubes
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> Semiconductors
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> Minicomputers / Workstations
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> Personal computers
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> Chemical photography
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> Digital photography
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> Traditional publishing
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> Desktop / Web publishing
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> Cargo ships
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> Container ships
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> Old World Steel Mills
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> Mini mills
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> Hemostasis
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> Nanofibers
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> Bloodwork
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> Biological chip
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> Newspapers
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> Blogs
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> Walkman
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> iPod
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> Assembly lines
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> Robotics
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> Traditional media
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> The Internet
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> As you can see, the investment potential of disruptive technologies is
> huge!
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> Rising Star Stocks keeps you informed of the great disruptive
> technologies, companies and stocks. To sign up for a no cost 30-day
> trial subscription to Rising Star Stocks click here. Pay nothing now
> while you enjoy the current issue with full reporting on two new
> "undiscovered" companies with homerun potential. Plus get immediate
> access to our bonus report, "Four Disruptive Technologies".
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> To Receive Our Urgent Report
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> "Four Disruptive Technologies for the Next Decade"
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> Click here to our secure sign-up page
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> Important note: You can start generating tremendous profits over the
> next several weeks and months by investing in the next wave of
> disruptive technologies. But you need to act today. Sign up now to
> receive your first issue of Rising Star Stocks. When investors learn
> about the companies that are leveraging these technologies they will
> jump on board in record numbers - and stock prices will undoubtedly
> skyrocket!
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> Best Regards,
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> Ian Wyatt
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> Editor-in-Chief
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> Rising Star Stocks
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> PPS - On page six of our Special Report you will learn about a
> company that has revolutionized an entire industry with its unique
> biometric technology. The time is now - start realizing monster
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