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Smart Money Piles into Last Year’s Top-Performing Commodity Investment

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Smart Money Piles into Last Year’s Top-Performing Commodity Investment

This commodity TROUNCED gold, silver, oil, copper,
and every other major commodity in 2015… ACCELERATING in 2016…

A mining magnate behind 1,995%, 1,333%,
and more huge winners from the last cycle just signed on…

A Large Swiss Institutional Fund just committed
$1 MILLION cash to the company’s financing…

There is a potentially EXPLOSIVE storm brewing,
leading to life-changing gains for early investors…

Groundbreaking is just MONTHS away…

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Potash Ridge Corporation (TSX: PRK US: POTRF)

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Dear Reader,

This is what a 10-bagger mining stock looks like when it’s just starting its run. Prices start to outpace everything else in the commodity complex. The “smart money” (including top mining entrepreneurs, who have created massive winners before) gets positioned.

The high-cash-flow projects are advanced into the final stages of development. The stock starts to move up, draws attention to the opportunity, and then it lifts off. That’s what’s happening to Potash Ridge (TSX: PRK US: POTRF) right NOW.

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Top-Performing Commodity in 2015 Keeps Running Up

[/su_note][/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]This is a truly special situation. Potash Ridge is indeed a potash mining development company, but… It’s NOT the type of potash you’re thinking about, though. It’s totally different. It’s very unique. And it’s why so few investors (aside from some of the smartest money in mining) understand right now. Today, the majority of the potash market is in the dumps.
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  • Potash prices are down more than 60% from 2008 highs.
  • Potash mines are shutting down.
  • Potash mining stocks are dead money.

[/su_list]I’m not going to tell you potash is about to turn around, either. The soaring corn, wheat, and soybean prices that sent potash prices soaring in 2006 and 2008 are gone. They’re not coming back anytime soon, either. However, that’s all for the dominant type of potash called “Muriate of Potash,” or just MOP.

Potash Ridge (TSX: PRK US: POTRF) is not an MOP Mining Development Company

Its projects are focused on Sulphate of Potash, or just SOP. The difference between MOP and SOP may seem small, but they’re really the difference between nothing and a $1 BILLION+ mining project. Let me explain.

MOP, the kind of potash used in corn and soybean farming, is the #1 potash consumed in the world. SOP is used as fertilizer in the top CASH CROPS, including fruits, vegetables, nuts, and tobacco. If you know the health food boom, SOP is a key starting ingredient. Potash Ridge (TSX: PRK US: POTRF) has literally millions of tons of SOP, too. You don’t have to take my word for it, though… the market speaks for itself. SOP potash prices — the kind Potash Ridge is developing — are trouncing everything else in the commodity world:Potash Ridge SOP MOP ChartSulfate of potash (SOP) prices have more than doubled since 2008, from $430 a ton to $890 a ton in 2016. That’s a good run. It’s a great run considering the last few years of the commodity bear market. Best of all, the steady rise of SOP potash prices is more than enough to give Potash Ridge’s projects (more on them below) valuations 10x, 20x higher than its current market value.

However, it’s just the starting point for this rapidly unfolding story.

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Epic Supply/Demand Imbalance

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The difference comes down to supply and demand. In just the U.S., there is a real demand of 1.0 million tons annually, with just one producer in North America supplying a mere 300,000 tons of SOP potash annually. Worldwide is even more extreme.

The demand for SOP potash is 10-12 million tons per year and supply is under 5 million tons per year. This leaves us with a global deficit of 6+ million tons per year!

That simple fact is enough to attract big backers to this opportunity. But it’s only going to get worse. If you’ve read anything about the benefits of almonds, nuts, and fruits, you know how much demand for them has been rising. Farmers are ratcheting up production to meet that demand, too. In California, almond farmers planted 50,000 acres of new almond farms last year – a 6% increase from the year before.

Almonds need all the SOP they can get. So 50,000 more acres of almond farms are just another layer of demand hitting an already tight market. In short, SOP potash prices must go up… If history is our guide, SOP prices will likely explode higher.

Back in 2007, demand for MOP potash outstripped available supplies. Potash prices leapt from $200 to $900 per ton. Potash mining stocks followed with gains as high as 1,200% for major potash miners, and even more for junior potash miners. Basically, the supply/demand situation turned a great opportunity into a LIFE-CHANGING opportunity. Now, all the elements are in place to make it happen all over again.[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text][su_note note_color=”#fcfcfc” text_color=”#000″]

Potash Ridge (TSX: PRK US: POTRF): The Next HUGE Commodity Winner

[/su_note][/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]Potash Ridge is already starting to get a little bit of attention recently, but nowhere near what it’s going to get in the next few months. You see, to most investors, Potash Ridge looks a disaster just by looking at the chart. After the stock IPOd in 2012, it traded up to near $1 a share and it fell to a low last year of just three cents. It’s a disaster, by any estimation.

That all changed a few months ago when some of the smartest money in the world started getting involved. In the last few months, Potash Ridge shares have started to climb, and top investors are jumping in. For example, Potash Ridge attracted a $1 MILLION investment from a Swiss family office.

Robert Cross, one of the most successful mining developers of the 21st century, has joined the Potash Ridge advisory board, too. Cross is a seriously successful mining and oil entrepreneur.

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  • He was co-founder and non-executive chairman of Bankers Petroleum (TSX: BNK). It went from 43 cents to a high of $9.64… a 1,995% GAIN.
  • He was co-founder and non-executive chairman of B2Gold (TSX: BTO). It went from 30 cents to a high of $4.30… a 1,333% GAIN.
  • He was also a director of Athabasca Potash until it was bought out for $8.35 a share by BHP Billiton.
  • Now he has joined the advisory board of Potash Ridge (TSX: PRK US: POTRF)…

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What does he see AGAIN that so few others do? If you read this far, you know the answer.

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First Mover in the SOP Potash Upward Trend

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Potash Ridge (TSX: PRK US: POTRF) is the perfect play on SOP potash.

It has everything.
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  • Early-stage…
  • Cheap…
  • Huge, perfectly-positioned projects…
  • Quick time to development…
  • Big money backing…
  • AND it’s all coming together right now.

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SOP Potash Project #1 – Valleyfield – Quebec, Canada

[/su_note][/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]Valleyfield Project QuebecPotash Ridge’s Valleyfield project is set to become the FIRST EVER SOP producer in North America using the proven Mannheim process. At current SOP potash prices, the economics are phenomenal.

Valleyfield is projected to produce 40,000 tons of SOP potash per year. Groundbreaking on construction of the operational mine is expected in a few months. When fully up and running, Valleyfield is expected to earn $13.3 million a year and have a net present value of $67 million.

The company is investigating the potential for expansion at the site after first 40,000 tons is in production. That valuation is based on a discount to the current SOP potash price, though.

If you include the current SOP potash price — or where they could be going in the next few months and years — the numbers get obscene. Keep in mind, Potash Ridge’s current market value is only $35 million! Pretty good deal, right? It’s enough to attract some of the smartest money in the mining industry. But it’s just part of the Potash Ridge story.[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text][su_note note_color=”#fcfcfc” text_color=”#000″]

SOP Potash Project #2 – Blawn Mountain – Utah, USA

[/su_note][/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]Blawn Mountain ProjectPotash Ridge’s Blawn Mountain project in mining-friendly Utah is the real biggie here. It’s what gives Potash Ridge the 10-bagger or 20-bagger potential. To date, $130 million has been spent developing this project.

Those development costs have led to the creation of a mining plan for 26 million tons of SOP potash over a 40-year mine life. Blawn Mountain is fully permitted to produce 640,000 tons per year. That’s almost 14 TIMES more production than from Potash Ridge’s Valleyfield Project featured above.

If we estimate $67 million for the net present value for the Valleyfield Project (and remember, that was based on half the current market price for SOP potash), Blawn Mountain is worth 15 TIMES more… That’s well over a $1 Billion.

Again, that’s all based on $645 SOP Potash Prices, and just the part of the Potash Ridge’s resource that’s 43-101 compliant. Using current SOP potash prices, the expected value is even greater. Using the potential SOP potash prices if they continue to their run, we’re looking at a project worth in the BILLIONS of dollars.

It’s staggering… especially for Potash Ridge’s current market value of about $35 million.

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Potash Ridge could not be in the hands of better management!

[/su_note][/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]Guy Bentinck, President, CEO, and Director: Bentinck’s experience spans more than 20 years working in the mining and resource sectors. Mr. Bentinck previously worked for Sherritt International Corp., where he served as a crucial contributor to the success of a number of successful ventures. These projects were valued anywhere between $200 million and $4 billion. Subsequently, he became Senior Vice President of Capital Projects, where he led a team that oversaw Sherritt’s major projects, comprising a portfolio of early-stage development and construction projects ranging between $200 million and $4 billion.

Ross Phillips, CFO and COO: Mr. Phillips has 10 years of experience in the resource and energy sectors, primarily working on large-scale capital projects. Most recently, Mr. Phillips was Senior Manager, Financial Analytics, and later became Director of Business Development at Capital Power Corporation. Prior to this, Mr. Phillips worked for Sherritt International Corporation.[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text][su_note note_color=”#fcfcfc” text_color=”#000″]

Top 8 Reasons to Immediately Research PRK

[/su_note][/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]I told you at the beginning, this is what a 10-bagger mining stock looks like when it’s just starting its run. And this is precisely what they look like at this stage.
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  • Smart money buying in big
  • Recently joined by Robert Cross, serially successful mining money-maker
  • SOP potash is in a global supply deficit that is extremely bullish for the company’s main assets
  • The valuation proposition is phenomenal: 680,000 tons of SOP production, worth hundreds of millions of dollars, in a company valued at less than $35 million
  • The company is staged for production to begin as early as the end of 2017
  • Healthy food boom is fueling demand for SOP
  • SOP has been the best-performing major commodity over the last year
  • With global currency devaluation, you want to own hard assets like PRK who have deposits to back up every single share!

[/su_list]Potash Ridge is on the verge of entering a demand wave with an asset that could bring in hundreds of millions of dollars and reward early investors handsomely.

With PRK shares trading at $0.38, the opportunity to be part of a mining story priced this low could vanish in a hurry.

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Our Recommendation:
Consider Shares of Potash Ridge (TSX: PRK US: POTRF)

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Daniel Ameduri
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