Wednesday, November 16, 2011

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We live in unprecedented times…

Despite the global fears of a Greek or Italian default and the subsequent destruction of the European banking system, oil prices are skyrocketing.

Can you believe it?

We’re on the verge of another global recession and oil prices are trading over $100 a barrel! It smells fishy. Could the big Wall Street hedge funds or the giant oil companies play games with oil prices? Of course they could… and it wouldn’t be the first time.

Every time I fill up at the pump, I feel like I’m being mugged.

Instead of getting mad, I’m getting even. I’m going to make money from all this oil nonsense… and you can too.



he key to how much money you have in your bank account in the near future...

Sits atop every high-rise building in just about every city in the world.

New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Vancouver-- it really doesn't matter...

If you're up high enough, what do you see when you look out?

You see cars driving to and fro, trains zigzagging across the landscape, planes taking off and landing, steam pouring out of factories, and lights aglow in every house and on every street corner...

This scene plays out every day, like clockwork, in hundreds of cities throughout the world.

And where most people see nothing but the normal goings-on of humanity, we see something else...
"There's a lot of money to be made in the energy markets"

- The Wall Street Journal, September 2010


I see MONEY.

Money to pay off your mortgage...

Money to put your kids and grandchildren through college...

Money to buy cars, boats, vacations, and second homes...

And money to fund a glorious retirement years earlier than you ever imagined.

You see, all that activity going on below requires one thing- ENERGY. Lots and lots of energy.

And right now the world's at a point where it's starting to consume more energy than it produces. And as you'll see in a minute, it's only going to get worse.

But where most people see a problem, we see an opportunity...

An energy boom unlike anything the world has ever seen.

Not since the turn of the 20th century (when countless average Americans became millionaires just by catching the trend) has an opportunity this epic presented itself...

And that's why I've written this letter.

In the pages that follow, you're about to discover the stocks that hold the key to this whole opportunity.

Conservative early estimates indicate as much as 9,918% gains for investors who get in right now- before worldwide energy demand really heats up.

That's enough to turn every five grand into nearly half a million dollars!
And by the time you finish reading this letter, you'll know more than 99% of the investors out there... including why this is virtually guaranteed to happen... when it's all set to begin... and which stocks to buy to get the biggest gains possible...

Now let's get right to the details...
"Worldwide Demand For Energy Is SOARING... And It's Created An Unprecedented Opportunity"

Imagine investing in Microsoft, before the PC revolution... Ford, before the industrial revolution... or Google before the internet revolution...

Then multiply that by a factor of 10... that's what could happen because of what's going on with worldwide energy demand right now.
And it's not the United States driving it....

It's China, India and other developing countries.

Consider this, right now there are about 300 million people living in the US.

That's less than 5% of the world's population. Yet, this 5% uses 25% of the world's energy.

Now, according to Euromonitor, in the next 10-15 years, China's middle class will be about 700 million people and India's will be 585 million.

That means over 1.2 billion people will enter the middle class lifestyle very soon (that's over 4 times the ENTIRE population of the United States!)

Guess what happens when people enter the middle class lifestyle?

That's right. They buy cars, homes, televisions, computers, and appliances...
All of which use enormous amounts of energy.

In fact, the Energy Information Administration projects developing countries in Asia (led by China and India) will triple their electricity generation by 2035. And I'm sure you can imagine what all this will do to demand for oil and similar fuels!

Look, all this energy must come from SOMEWHERE...

And the bottom line is this
: These developing nations are going through a once-in-a-lifetime demographic shift that's going to have a profound effect on the world's demand for energy.

But that's only half the equation...

It's what's happening to the other half that could allow you to make more money than you ever dreamed of...
"The World Simply Doesn't Have Enough Energy To Meet All This Demand"

The simple fact is, world oil supply seems to have peaked.

Now, we're not saying the world is running out of oil.

We're simply saying many of the world's larger oil wells can no longer be counted on to increase supply.

It's well established that US production peaked in the 1970s and the Middle East appears to be peaking right NOW!

There's lots of solid proof of this 'Peak Oil' theory out there (the best being a book called "Twilight In The Desert" by Matt Simmons).

But for a real life demonstration of this phenomenon, you don't need to look any further than what happened when oil prices skyrocketed in 2007.

Between 2007 and 2008, oil prices surged from about $50 a barrel to nearly $150!

The entire energy industry was pumping oil as fast as they could. Wells were being drilled in record time.
"Energy will be one of the defining issues of this century, and one thing is clear: the era of easy oil is over."

- David J. O'Reilly, Chairman & CEO, Chevron Corporation


Saudi Arabia, the king of oil producers, threw open their taps. They were producing at peak capacity of 9.6 million barrels a day… but it wasn’t enough.

Saudi Arabia no longer seemed able to increase production. Even with oil going for $147 a barrel!

The world simply wasn’t getting enough oil out of existing wells. And it wasn’t just Saudi Arabia… all over the world, oil production was running at full steam… and falling short of demand.

According to the Energy Information Administration, 86.3 million barrels of oil were being used per day. However, supply only reached 84.5 million barrels. The world was upside down by 1.8 million barrels… every day!

And prices skyrocketed.

Now eventually oil prices and demand came back down to earth because of the recession and financial crisis…

But the problem was exposed…

Whether you subscribe to the 'Peak Oil' theory or not, there's no denying that current energy supply is not keeping up with demand.

And the imbalance is only going to get worse when another billion people or two reach the middle class in the next decade or so!
But with every crisis comes opportunity. Companies who are able to meet this growing energy demand stand to profit in a BIG WAY… and you can too!

Here's what savvy investors can look forward to...
"Is 100 Times Your Money Really Possible?"

We think it is... here's why.

Ever since the Industrial Revolution, energy has created more millionaires than just about any other industry.

It's THAT important to our way of life...

And because of this, new discoveries of energy, whether oil in the ground or fuel cells for your car, always see enormous profits for the companies involved.

So it should come as no surprise that a HUGE percentage of the world's billionaires made their money in energy.

And with what's happening on the world stage RIGHT NOW, we could be entering another 'boom' period where savvy investors who stay ahead of the curve make an absolute killing!

Just take a look at the kinds of explosive gains this sector has experienced in the last decade or so:
Petrol Industries soared 2,565% in just 2 months...

Miller Petroleum skyrocketed 20,235% since the end of 2007...

Petrobras gained 3,686%...

Chesapeake shot up 6,094% in 2003...

1st Calgary Petroleums rocketed 19,165% in 4 1/2 years...
Just $2,000 invested in each of these companies would've netted you $1,034,900 -- over 100 times your money!

And remember, this doesn't include any compounding or rolling your gains into the next winner. And these 5 aren't even the top performers!

Yet these are exactly the types of returns that are possible within this amazing sector.

And these all occurred with oil under $150 a barrel...

...can you imagine what will be possible when a dwindling energy supply is met with 'runaway train' demand from developing nations... and oil soars to $175, $250, even $300 a barrel!

... and some tiny, unknown company puts solar panels on every building in the world?

... or when China builds 1,000 new nuclear reactors?

... and someone develops a car that gets 200 miles to the gallon?

... or when automobile engines start running on natural gas?

The potential returns in the coming months and years could be absolutely ASTRONOMICAL!

And while we'd love to think we're the only ones who see this opportunity, the truth is...
"The Smart Money Is Already Starting To Pour In..."
That's right.

Love 'em or hate 'em, some of the biggest (and smartest) institutions in the world are making gigantic bets on the energy sector RIGHT NOW...

Goldman Sachs... Vanguard... Oppenheimer... Blackrock... Wellington...
The Big Boys Are Convinced!

Goldman Sachs Owns:

1,875,908 shares of Alliant Energy
876,955 shares of Anadarko Petroleum
1,515,503 shares of Brigham Exploration
5,233,734 shares of Forest Oil
1,574,522 shares of TC Pipelines

Vanguard Institutional Owns:

36,660,733 shares of Exxon Mobil
8,554,190 shares of Schlumberger
2,418,789 shares of Apache
2,418,789 shares of Nat'l Oilwell Varco
1,373,333 shares of Murphy Oil

Oppenheimer Owns:

209,043 shares of Cenovous Energy
253,817 shares of Gulfmark Offshore
1,123,756 shares of Petroquest Energy
269,558 shares of Spectra Energy
100,900 shares of Yingli Green Energy

Blackrock Owns:

4,353,730 shares of Advantage Oil & Gas
420,793 shares of Centerpoint Energy
860,159 shares of El Paso
1,366,485 shares of Haliburton
2,103,632 shares of Petrohawk Energy


These powerful players now own MILLIONS of shares of energy companies all over the world.

That translates into literally BILLIONS of dollars...

... all focused squarely on the energy sector.

They've taken big positions in oil drillers, exploration companies, pipelines, natural gas plays, uranium mines, solar stocks, coal transporters, wind farms, oil tankers, power plants...

You name just about anything related to energy and they've already staked their claim!

And it's not just institutions...

Big individual investors and hedge funds are loading the boat as well...

Billionaire investors Warren Buffett, T. Boone Pickens, and George Soros have all recently been snapping up shares of energy stocks like there's a fire sale!

And legendary investor Carl Icahn just invested an additional ONE BILLION DOLLARS into the sector!

Do you think these guys might know something the investment public doesn't?

Of course they do...

And they stand to make a whole heck of a lot of money as this 'energy revolution' plays out.

If history tells us anything, it's these are the guys you should pay attention to.

They've made literally billions of dollars for themselves- and their investors- by getting in early and riding the trend for all its worth!
"One Trillion Dollars- Up For Grabs!"

That’s the estimated opportunity staring companies and investors in the face! It’s just a matter of how that’s going to be divvied up…

You see, as worldwide demand begins outstripping supply, you'll see the prices of conventional energy sources skyrocket. Oil, coal, natural gas-- things like that.

And when that happens, it'll be a boon for companies dealing in these conventional energy sources... but it'll also open the door for alternatives like solar, wind, geothermal and biomass.
"It's now dead obvious the boom is here."

- Business Insider


It may not make sense to throw up a wind farm when oil's bumping around $60 a barrel. But what happens when that same barrel of oil costs $250?

Then wind makes much more economical sense- and the world will flock to it.

And I'm not just singling out wind energy; the same can be said for all other sources of energy as well.

This thing is going to be so big, it will positively affect virtually ALL forms of energy- including those yet to be discovered or invented!

And of course... the 'energy revolution' is going to make investors an absolute fortune.

Let me explain...

Exxon Mobil is spending billions on oil exploration and production- their "bread and butter".

But they're also spending billions buying up energy assets in other areas. Most notably, they just plunked down $41 BILLION to buy XTO Energy- a big domestic player in natural gas.

Consol Energy, a major player in coal, just spent $3.5 billion buying electricity generator Dominion. As part of the deal, Consol will also get the rights to 500,000 acres in the Marcellus Shale- a natural gas play.

And NRG Energy, a big utility company, recently gained a foothold in the renewable energy business by shelling out $350 million to buy Green Mountain Energy.

These are MAJOR players, my friend.

And they're not doing all this just for fun. They're doing it because they know there's literally billions of dollars to be made preparing for all the new energy demand that's coming online very soon.

But there's a catch for investors like us...

The big money's not going to be made on Exxon Mobil, Consol Energy or NRG...

Fact is, giant energy companies have been swallowing up tiny firms for years.

You see, investing in any of the big players will only net you a fraction of the 'energy revolution' profits you could be making at this very moment.

For the monster payouts, you have to go beyond the obvious behemoths, and...
"Play The Stocks With The Most To Gain From The 'Energy Revolution'"

You don't have to be a genius to realize that Exxon Mobil, Consol, and NRG stand to make billions in profits as the 'energy revolution' unfolds.

But the fact is, smaller players will see their stocks shoot up much, much more.

Listen: No matter how high the demand for energy goes, and no matter how many billions the big boys rake in- these companies are simply too big for these newfound profits to make an enormous difference in their balance sheets.

For proof, how often do you see an established blue-chip company like Exxon Mobil rocket up 2,000% or more?

You're right. NEVER!

But with small cap stocks, it happens all the time -- especially in the energy sector.

Take a look at these recent gems:
CGC Veritas- shot up 2,422%

Range Resources- roared up 6,687%

Smith International skyrocketed 18,304%

Devon Energy gained 2,590%

EOG Resources up 2,841%

Eden Energy exploded 41,150%
And these are just a few examples. We could see many, many more of these in the very near future as the energy bull gains steam!

Of course, you can still play the bigger names if you want to... that's who all the big media networks and analysts are going to talk about when all this happens.

But doing that would be like getting in on the top floor and waiting for them to build more onto the roof!

For example, take a look at what Apache's stock did from late 2007 to early 2010...

Over that time, it was up 7-8%, not great but neither was the overall market.

But take a look at what a smaller, nimbler player did over the same time period...

As you can see, Miller Petroleum skyrocketed 21,900%- now that's more like it! That by itself is enough to turn every $5,000 into over a MILLION BUCKS!

Look, in my mind there's no point wasting your time with the obvious. We're going for the real money here...

There's absolutely no reason why you can't get a piece of the action too!

And there's no better place to start than with...
"3 Tiny Natural Gas Stocks Set To Skyrocket Thanks To Our Friends In Washington..."

There's something big happening in Washington right now...

... and most investors don't have a clue about it.

It's a piece of legislation that could have an ENORMOUS impact on the way the transportation industry operates in the United States.

And as it stands now, this legislation would be an absolute boon for 3 very small stocks you've probably never heard of...

You see, the piece of legislation is called the Natural Gas Act.

And what it would do is require all government vehicles to convert from diesel and gasoline to natural gas.

That means you'd have thousands of vehicles being retrofitted with engines and equipment that allows them to operate on natural gas.

You think there might be an opportunity here?
Imagine what this would do to a company that makes natural gas storage tanks for cars and trucks. Or a company drilling for natural gas deposits in the Haynesville Shale deposits. Or a company that specializes in natural gas pipelines.

Well you can quit imagining because we've identified 3 tiny companies that do everything I just mentioned....

And the passage of the Natural Gas Act, in whole or even in part, could send their shares through the roof.

As leaders in this revolutionary movement, there's no telling how high these stocks can go. Companies who've benefitted from similar situations have seen their stocks rise
This is just a samary to look around and help yourself find the right investment



Monday, November 7, 2011

Obama's Housing Plan

Obama's Housing Plan: Subsidizing the Terminally Stupid
By Martin Hutchinson, Global Investing Strategist

President Obama on Oct. 24 announced yet another housing bailout.

This time, borrowers who are underwater by more than 25%, are on time with their payments, and have Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac mortgages dating before March 2009 will be allowed to refinance their home mortgages at cheaper rates.

That looks to me like subsidizing the terminally stupid.

Housing loans are non-recourse in most states. So if you're underwater on your home loan by more than 25% and you're paying an above market interest rate of say 6% on your loan, you're paying around 10% of the value of your house to the bank every year (including principal) while being unable to move. Since rental yields are in the 4% to 6% range, you'd be much better off walking away from the house, taking the hit to your credit rating, and renting for a few years.

The problem with all these federal schemes to assist underwater homeowners is that they prevent the market from clearing. That leaves an overhang of properties with owners who either cannot pay the mortgage or have a mortgage hugely larger than the value of their home.

In a free market, a tsunami of foreclosures would have occurred by now, and buyers could be sure that a price bottom had been reached. But in today's market, even though the S&P/Case-Shiller 20-city home price index has shown signs of bottoming out, buyers know there is a lot of artificial support being applied and have no assurance that the market won't lurch downwards again after they have bought.

Yet, economically, conditions are right for the housing market to bottom out.

Third-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) was up at a 2.5% rate, and, more importantly, private sector output rose at a 3% rate. That isn't a raging boom, but it shows that there is no immediate prospect of the economy sliding back into recession.

Interest rates are close to record lows. House prices, having returned on average to about 2002 levels, are now as affordable as they were at the bottom of the last downturn in the early 1990s.

The rental market also is showing considerable signs of strength. Economic recovery and an uncertain housing market are driving people into renting and pushed rents up. That, together with the overhang of pre-foreclosure homes, is now the principal obstacle to further housing recovery.

Of course, in the more economically vibrant areas of the country, such as the Mountain states and Texas, where unemployment is low, both home purchase and buy-to-rent deals are very attractive for those who can obtain mortgage finance.