What if you were an investor back in the 1870s?

Think about it for a moment: you could’ve made a fortune investing in the likes of General Electric, Union Pacific and other companies built by industrialists like Carnegie, Rockefeller and Vanderbilt.

Just between 1860 and 1900, the American economy grew by an astonishing 400%.

What drove this growth? 

• A growing population;

• Expanded transportation and innovations in manufacturing;

• Improved productivity;

• And new sources of capital funding.

Of course, hindsight isn’t much use when it comes to investments and building wealth. But vision, due diligence, common sense and a willingness to go where the crowd hasn’t are!

That’s why we’re writing you today—because you have a similar opportunity to get in on the ground floor of a huge and exciting investment opportunity.

Right now, in 2015.

A Familiar Path to Spectacular Wealth

Where, you ask?

We’re talking about the Pacific Basin—countries like China, Japan, the Philippines and Australia. The region is experiencing a new revolution that’s seeing the balance of power shift from west to east.

It’s a revolution that will bring enormous profits once again to those with the vision to seize opportunity when it knocks.

It’s also why we call the Pacific Basin the “next center of wealth creation.”

Consider that emerging Asia is expected to be the world’s fastest-growing region over the next two years, with an economy ballooning at a 6.5% clip, according to the International Monetary Fund.

And that’s just the start.

In a moment, we’ll show you how to get an exciting new report that reveals the four best Pacific Basin opportunities for US investors today. These are the “next generation” of companies that will make fortunes for their founders … and investors.

They come to you from Martin Hutchinson, the chief strategist at Pacific Wealth—the exclusive advisory focused on this dynamic, up-and-coming region.

If we could sum up Martin in one sentence, it would be this: he’s a renaissance man of the first order.

British by birth and now a US citizen, he’s built a three-decade career that has taken him across the globe: he’s worked as a global investment banker, a financial analyst, a reporter and a consultant to various governments.

We’ll have more to say about his top four Pacific picks in a moment. First, let’s take a quick look at a few reasons why the region demands your attention now.

The Fuse Has Been Lit

First off, there’s a simple formula that drives economic growth. Three key ingredients are:

• Human capital (labor)
  
  
• Natural resources
  
  
• Capital investment

All three must work together for growth and development to occur. This is true for both a single country and a geographic region.

So how does the Pacific Basin stack up?

It easily meets the criteria for human capital and natural resources. Its combined 2.3-billion-strong population offers plenty of skilled and unskilled labor. Plus, the area is bursting with resources like oil, natural gas, copper, gold, rice, coffee, cotton and rubber.

But until recently there’s been a big problem: the third ingredient—capital investment—was sorely lacking. And not for a lack of good investment opportunities!

No longer.

An $8-Trillion Boom

So where has all this investment been?

The truth is, the developed countries soaked up most of it during the 19th and 20th centuries. There was simply no concept of the Pacific Basin as an integrated community of nations and a global market.

But now the east is stepping up: earlier this year, China launched the $50-billion Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB).

Ignoring pressure from the US, which would like to keep its economic dominance, the UK, France, Italy and Germany teamed up with more than 30 other countries as founding members of the AIIB.

Not content to stop there, China has also launched the New Development Bank (NDB) with its BRICS partners (Brazil, Russia, India and South Africa).

The NDB’s mission is simple: fund infrastructure projects in developing nations (including the Pacific Basin). It’s being funded with $50 billion, along with a contingency reserve arrangement of $100 billion.

The amount of money pouring into Pacific Basin infrastructure is staggering: according to a 2011 report by McKinsey & Co., it will total $8 trillion between 2010 and 2020. Of that total, 80% is going into energy and transport—the areas most critical for supporting economic growth.

This in an area that has by far the best concentration of well-run economies with fast growth rates.

It all translates into a perfect profit scenario for savvy investors looking to build serious long-term wealth. And the time to get in is now.

Finding the Pearls in an Ocean of Opportunity

So the question becomes, how can investors realign their portfolios to take advantage of these profit opportunities?

Equally important, how can they do this prudently, with an eye toward safeguarding their wealth and building a legacy for their families?

The answer lies in the region’s widely differing markets.

You see, a key advantage of investing in a place like the Pacific Basin is that uncorrelated markets inside that huge market will be undervalued at different times.

So first, Hutchinson examines each individual country, paying strict attention to factors like economic growth rates, government budgets and respect for property rights.

Then, once he’s homed in on a country ripe for investment, he uncovers companies that represent the best value using the time-tested principles of Benjamin Graham and Warren Buffett.

But his analysis goes beyond low P/E ratios, debt levels and similar yardsticks of valuation. Management strength, strategic resources, market share and a whole host of factors must also be carefully analyzed.

And here’s something else you should know: all of his selections trade on US exchanges or the OTC markets. They’re as easy to buy as Apple or IBM. Information and stock quotes are as easy to find as for US companies, so you’re never left in the dark.

The bottom line? It’s common sense to diversify internationally—especially as the bull market in the US enters its sixth year—and Hutchinson’s top four Pacific picks are the best ways to do precisely that.

Your Passport to Big Pacific Profits

His new report is called, simply, “Four Pacific Power Plays to Multiply and Diversify Your Wealth.”

The stocks it reveals are leading the way on some of the most powerful megatrends we’ve seen in our lifetimes: the growing need for cybersecurity, renewable power and more and better food to feed the world’s ballooning population.

Best of all, we’re ready to send you your own copy free. All we ask in return is that you take Pacific Wealth for a no-risk test spin.

So go ahead and join us as we set out to build serious, long-term wealth by venturing where the crowd hasn’t gone—just like the Vanderbilts, Carnegies and Rockefellers did so many years ago.

Go here to learn more and get your free “Pacific Power Plays” report now.

Editor’s Note: No matter what type of investor you are—conservative, aggressive, young or retired—you need to diversify your portfolio globally. In today’s volatile markets, no one can afford to have all of their investment eggs in only one (US) basket!

That’s a very risky strategy!

Of all the global markets available for American investors, the Pacific Basin is #1 in terms of explosive economic growth and investment opportunities.

And thanks to our no-risk test drive, you can start kicking the tires on the best of those opportunities in mere moments.

Click here to get your free report and check out Pacific Wealth now!