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Buy In to the Bakken Oil
Reserves for $7 a Share
With Billions of Barrels
of Recoverable Oil, This is Your Chance for Oil Riches. Want
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Fellow
Investor,
It's a
simple, money-making formula. An oil company can drill a well
for around $5 million. Top wells can produce over 500,000
barrels of oil a year. At current prices, that's $37.5 million
worth of oil.
A $5
million investment to bring in $37.5 million dollars?
No
wonder oil companies are drilling wells in North Dakota's
Bakken pool as fast as they can! The only real question is how
many years companies can enjoy blockbuster profits. . .
If the
low estimate for recoverable oil from this remote corner of
North Dakota is right, you'll double or triple your money in
the next 12 months. If the high estimate turns out to be
right, you could make 10 times that amount.
It's a
bit of a crapshoot -- but it's a crapshoot you can't lose!

Billions of barrels of
recoverable oil in North Dakota's Bakken
Because the oil is there -- billions of barrels of
light, sweet crude. And so
are major major oil companies like ConocoPhilips and Hess.
But
it's the small "wildcatter" drillers
who have snapped up drilling rights and
are now enjoying "gushers" of oil and profits that haven't
been seen in the U.S. in 50 years
that can really give you a
triple-digit bang for your investment buck.
I've
already led my my readers to 190%, 76% and 46% from the
Bakken's undiscovered wildcatters. And there's a lot more
where that came from. . .
Like
this
small $7 company I discovered has 11 working wells, and three
more on the way. This company's $0.03 a share loss in 2009
and $0.05 a share profit in 2010 should be a whopping $0.41 a share
profit in 2011. I think you'll agree that's phenomenal profit
growth. It's easy to see how this stock can double in price.
. .
And
it's not the only "wildcatter" I've discovered that's drilling
as fast as possible to get the oil -- and the profits --
flowing. . .
It's Like
Money in the Bank
In
2008, The U.S. Geological Survey said there may only be 3
billion barrels of oil sitting in the Bakken.
Or
maybe the North Dakota Industrial Commission may also be
right. In April 2010, it reported that the actual amount of
recoverable oil in the Bakken is 5 billion barrels.
But
another independent analysis from the RAND Corporation says
there may be 100s of billions of barrels of recoverable oil in the Bakken.
One thing's for
sure: the companies that already have a foothold in the Bakken
will be making money for their investors for years to come.
Like the little $7
wildcatter I told you about. It controls 69,000 net acres
in the Bakken and the surrounding, oil-rich area. It has
11 wells now, but that number will double in the next 12
months. By the end of 2011, this company will be pumping 6,000
barrels a day.
That's more than
double 2010 production of 2,700 barrels a day.
I think the stock
price will double, too.
Now, you need to
know, this oil isn't tar sands, or any low-grade sour crude
that's difficult and expensive to refine into gasoline. It's
light sweet crude that rivals any black gold the Saudis can
pump from the Ghawar superfield.
And oil companies
want in. A recent lease auction raised $158 million dollars.
That's twice what an auction raised just 6 months ago. But
when the profit opportunity is as cut and dry as it is in the
Bakken, it's no wonder companies are paying top dollar for oil
leases.
And as oil prices
rise, these leases will only become more valuable. And so will
the stocks of companies like the $7 wildcatter I'm recommending.
Why Oil
Prices Can
Only
Go
UP!
We've been lucky. The global recession kept oil prices
from zooming to new highs. But it's like walking a raging bull
on a dog leash – when oil's ready to run, there will be no way
to stop it.
The
recent events in the Middle East should be like a blaring
alarm clock for investors.
Fortunately, there's still time for you to make the biggest
profits from new record high oil prices. . .
In fact, oil
could easily hit its old high at $147 a barrel in
2011. And by 2012, who knows? $200? $250 a barrel? Few investors
are ready. But if you read on, I'll show exactly why oil
can
move so high – and how you can turn this devastating reality
into your own personal fortune.
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"Oil
supplies have reached a capacity plateau and will not
meet a growth in demand over the next decade."
-- Sadad al-Husseini, former
chief of exploration and production at Saudi Aramco. |
Sadad al-Husseini is a geologist and reservoir engineer. He
worked for state oil firm Saudi Aramco from 1970 to 2004. He
became a Vice President of Aramco and was elected to its Board
of Directors. He was a key architect of Saudi Arabian energy
production policy for more than a decade.
He's one of a growing group of oil experts who realize this
simple truth:
Oil demand is
rising. Oil
production isn't rising. In fact, it cannot. (*In fact,
recent evidence suggests that production is falling even
faster than we thought.)
It won't be long before investors around the world wake up to
the startling reality – oil is the single most important asset
in the world. That's when the race to $250 will become a
sprint. . .
And that's when the oil investments you make now will pay off
in a big way. Do it right, and thousands of percentage gains
can be yours…
Oil Price Spikes
Enrich Investors
There's no way to sugarcoat the frightening truth – the world
is headed for major instability as oil supplies fail to keep
up with demand. Rationing, hoarding and massive price spikes –
unlike anything we've seen before – are coming.
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Investors now need to
position their portfolios for an oil shock
-- Mohamed El-Erian, the CEO of
bond giant PIMCO |
Investors are advised to focus on oil production in
politically stable countries. That's one reason the Bakken oil
pool in the western United States is so attractive. Bakken oil
may not solve America's oil dependence, but with 5 billion
barrels of oil, it's the biggest find in the U.S. in decades.
In a
minute, I'll introduce you to a select few Bakken stocks that
could double or triple your money in the next 12 months. Over
time, these stocks could be among the biggest gainers in
history. I'll show you how to invest so you can profit from
the sweeping changes that permanently high oil prices will
bring. . .
It's not that the world is running out of oil. It's that it's
getting more expensive to get the oil that's left out of the
ground. Non-OPEC oil now costs between $60 and $75 a barrel to
produce.
And to make matters worse, some of the biggest oil fields in
the world are drying up. Like in Mexico…
Mexico: Rest in Peace
Mark my words –
Mexico will be the first country to collapse from falling
oil production. Drug cartel violence will get worse. The
government will lose power. Civil war is even possible…
And it's all because Mexico's oil reserves are running out
faster than anyone imagined, or is reporting.
I'm going to share with you one of the scariest charts I've
ever seen. It clearly shows the incredible decline of what was
once one of the world's great oil fields – Mexico's Cantarell.

Lost oil revenue could cause political
collapse in Mexico in the next 18 months as oil proceeds
currently account for a whopping 38% of Mexico's annual
federal budget.
Just five years ago,
Mexico's Cantarell field produced over 2 million barrels of
oil a day. Today, Mexico's state-run oil company PEMEX can't
even squeeze out 500,000 barrels a day. That's a stunning 75%
decline in production. . .in less than 5 years.
The
problem for Mexico is this: it sells oil to the United States
and other countries for income. In fact, 40% of Mexico's total
revenue, and 38% of government spending in 2008, came from
oil. Mexico lost approximately $23 billion in oil
revenue in 2009.

In just 2 years, imports of oil to the United
States from Mexico were cut in half. With no way to make
more money, Mexico's government is in big trouble.
There's no way Mexico can
make up that deficit. Social spending will be cut to the bone.
Already poor, it will get worse for the Mexican people. Why do
you think drug gangs have so much power in Mexico right now? And
that's when riots, internal migration, massive emigration,
government collapse, and even Civil war could be next.
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Mexico will be the first
country to collapse from the decline of its oil reserves.
But Russia, Great Britain and even the state of California
could be next…
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"In just the
last two years, the U.K. has tipped from being a net
oil exporter to a net oil importer…oil revenues have
been foundational to U.K. public spending."
-- Gregor Macdonald, noted energy economist |
Higher oil prices are coming. And so is massive political
and economic instability. At this point, it's difficult to
say how badly Mexico's potentially violent collapse will
affect the U.S. economy and stock market, to say nothing
of the impact on states like
Texas that border
Mexico. But one thing is
certain: at Global Commodity Investing,
we're preparing for a huge run higher for oil and other
select energy stocks. . . |
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Mexico's "Free" Oil
– If you
need oil in Mexico, you don't even have to buy it, you
can just steal it. Thieves routinely steal diesel,
gasoline and jet fuel from pipelines. In 2008,
Mexico's state-run oil company, PEMEX, found nearly
400 illegal connections to pipelines that cost it $720
million in revenue. And it's not just drug gangs
stealing fuel for their planes and boats that bring
illegal drugs to the United States.
In May of 2009, Donald Schroeder, the former president
of Trammo Corp. plead guilty to buying stolen Mexican
oil. His plan to bring it to his company's Texas plant
by barge was stopped.
And in August 2009, a Texas chemical plant owned by
Germany's BASF was found guilty of smuggling $2
million in stolen oil into the U.S. In all, 9 customs
officials, 20 PEMEX employees and 100 business owners
are currently under investigation for oil theft.
Sadly, corruption is a way of life in Mexico. And as
social spending falls, we can expect more, not less,
stealing of oil.
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How
to Make Your Fortune in Energy
A
minute ago, I showed you a chart that shows why Mexico is in
trouble. But falling oil production is a global problem. Let's
have a look at another chart…

The Free World couldn't take advantage of
oil's rise from $30 to $150…there's no way to raise production
above current levels.
Russia and OPEC produce 54%
of the world's oil. We can call the remaining 46% "Free Market
Oil." As you can clearly see from this chart, free market
countries can't raise production, even when they could have
made windfall profits as oil prices ran to $150 from $30
between 2003 and 2007.
That's not a good sign. And the response of free market oil
producers during the recession was even worse.
But for individual investors, right now is the gap. . .the window
of opportunity when oil and energy stocks can be bought before
they make their next record-breaking move higher.
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"Non-OPEC
oil production has peaked at 40 million barrels a day
since 2003…it's only a matter of time before harsh
reality asserts itself in higher prices."
-- Gregor Macdonald, energy economist |
Right
now, global oil production capacity—not actual production—is
around 94 million barrels a day. And the world is consuming
around 88 million barrels a day. Experts agree that within the
next three years, demand could be equal to the world's oil
production capacity.
One Big
Oil CEO is on record saying that production capacity could actually
fall to 90 million barrels a day in the next five years. With
demand currently depressed to 88 million barrels a day, even a
small jump in demand could send oil process skyrocketing.
In 2009, as much as 2 million barrels a day of expected new
oil production supply simply didn't get completed, says the
International Energy Agency. The global recession froze
many countries' ability to invest new funds in oil
production.
And
that means supply shortages in the future.
In a
recent report, oil consulting firm Cambridge Energy Research
Associates said that 7.6 million barrels of future daily supply is
"at risk." They say the Great Recession had a "…potentially
powerful and long-lasting aftershock…" in regards to future
development of new oil sources.
Every day that new oil production doesn't come on line is
one day closer to the day when demand overtakes production.
Oil prices could be $250 a barrel before the next
Presidential Election.
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Lies from the
International Energy Agency
(IEA)
The truth of
current oil supply is even too much for some of the
world's oil "experts" to handle. Recent accusations at
the International Energy Agency (IEA) suggest the
trusted oil watchdog has been outright lying about
potential supply growth.
Officially, the IEA says production will grow to 105
million barrels a day by 2030 from current levels
around 94 million. But in its World Outlook
2008, the IEA reported that existing oil field
production is falling 4%-6% annually.
How can production rise and fall at the same time?
It can't unless you're lying. And that's
exactly what an IEA insider recently claimed.
In an
exclusive interview with England's The Guardian
newspaper, a whistleblower from the IEA reported that
the United States government has been forcing the IEA
to deliberately overstate oil production estimates so
as not cause a panic!
The whistleblower also said that
experts within the IEA secretly believe it will be a
miracle if oil production can even stay at 94 million
barrels a day.
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"Oil investors, take notice. If the IEA has it wrong, as
more than a few oil gurus now believe, the current price
is the bargain of the century."
--Eric Reguly,
The Globe |
The real panic will set in when people realize they've
been lied to. And oil prices will skyrocket when
investors realize how tight supplies really are.
There's literally no time to waste – join
Global Commodity Investing and get ahead of the biggest
money-making trend the world has ever seen! |
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And
the investments you make now, in the Bakken and elsewhere,
will skyrocket higher.
The clock is ticking.
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Global Commodity Investing
is Your
Leading Source for Profitable Energy Investments
Hello, this is Ian Wyatt. My research and stock recommendations
have been helping individual investors bank market-beating
profits since 2001.
Supply and demand fundamentals
for oil are as clear-cut as any I've ever seen.
Oil
is almost as important as food for our way of life. And yet,
we
have less than 10% spare oil supply. And despite deep water
oil discoveries, and even discoveries like the Bakken, we're
simply not finding enough new oil to replace existing supply
losses.
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Where are the new
Mega-Fields?

This
recession has killed off over 35 projects, meaning that as much as 2 billion gallons a
day of production simply won't happen. Enjoy your
"cheap"
gas, for now.
Oil pollyannas continue to point to new oil
discoveries to debunk the idea that oil production has
in fact peaked. Look at the recent 15 billion barrel
find in the Gulf of Mexico's deepwater "Jack" field…
But the truth is, the "Jack"
discovery
isn't "new"
at all. It was discovered in 2004. It's expected to produce 400,000
barrels by 2013. But that doesn't come close to
replacing the 1.6 million barrels a day
Mexico's Cantarell has lost.
Then there's the Tupi field off the shore of
Brazil. Tupi holds as much as 8 billion barrels of oil. Sounds great! But all
that Tupi oil is trapped under a 6,000 foot thick layer
of salt, that's under 9,000 feet of sand and rock – and
all that is 7,000 feet underwater! No wonder it may
cost $80 a barrel or more to produce. . .
No matter what
you hear about new discoveries, the fact is, they are on
the decline…

And not only is less
oil being discovered, it's more expensive to retrieve.
There's only one conclusion: oil prices will head
higher. And my Global Commodity Investing
investment advisory service
will keep you profiting with the most in-depth oil
and commodity analysis available today. |
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You
see, I'm focused in the tremendous profit opportunity from
the Bakken oil pool in this letter to you. But at
Global Commodity
Investing, we've been nailing down huge gains from
the commodity rally
for 2 years now. Oil, copper, gold, silver -- if it's rising
in price, we're making money from it.
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"[Current
supplies] have no bearing on price. You must realize
there is a fundamental change in the market."
-- Saudi Oil Minister Ali Naimi |
That's
because the supply and demand fundamentals for all
commodities are very bullish. The simple fact is, the
global population is growing. People are using more oil...and copper...and silver. Rising standards of living in
emerging economies means more food is being consumed. And
rising inflation is pushing gold prices higher...
And at
Global Commodity Investing, we've been
knocking down huge profits from the bullish commodity trend,
like:
-
247%
on Lynas Corp
-
200%
on Allied Nevada Gold
-
134%
on Compania Mina Beunaventura
-
116%
on Denison Mines
-
107%
on Ivanhoe Mines
-
86%
on a silver ETF
-
83%
on Tahoe Resources
-
75%
on Silver Wheaton
-
53%
on Intrepid Potash
-
43%
on Gabriel Resources
-
41%
on Randgold Resources
-
37% on a gold
mining ETF
-
36%
on Potash of Saskatchewan
-
36%
on Silver Standard Resources
-
30%
on an agriculture ETF
And my Bakken
recommendations have turned in 190%, 75% and 42% gains, and
there's more on the way for these undiscovered gems as oil
prices stay strong.
Clearly,
Global Commodity Investing stock recommendations
are generating windfall profits for its members. In fact out
of 27 recommendations over the last two years, there have
only been 3 losers! That's not a typo:
Global Commodity Investing has gone 24 out of
27, with an average gain of better than 55%!
These gains -- and
the outstanding performance of the
Global Commodity Investing -- is all the proof
you need that the global commodity trend is a huge
money-maker for investors. And there should be no doubt that
gains for commodity stocks will continue, especially for
oil. . .
Because
savvy investors are acting now to secure their oil
investments before prices rocket much higher. . .
China's Already Securing Its Oil Future
Since 2000,
China and India combined have added more than 59 million
people per year to the global middle class. That's 75% of
the world's increase in people with disposable income.
And when people can afford it, they use more energy. Cars,
heat, televisions, computers -- energy demand growth in
China and India were major drivers behind oil's dramatic
multi-year spike to $147 a barrel in July 2008. And
China is now the biggest automobile market in the world.
Right now, as America is frittering away a generation's
wealth trying to fix a broken economic system, China is
quietly securing the energy resources that will lay the
foundation for a new generation of wealth building.

China invested $78 billion to secure oil
reserves around the world in 2009, while America bailed out
poorly run banks. What's wrong with this picture?
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- China's state-run oil
company China National Offshore Oil Corp. or CNOOC (NYSE:CEO)
is buying five leases from Norway's StatoilHydro for
exploration rights in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico. Imagine
seeing Chinese oil rigs off the coast of America in
Gulf of Mexico!
- CNOOC confirmed it was
bidding for Kosmos Energy's stakes in the Jubilee oilfield
offshore Ghana, which could be worth between $3 billion to
$5 billion.
- CNOOC and Sinopec
Group, parent of Sinopec Corp (NYSE:SNP), agreed to purchase
a stake in an oil block offshore Angola from Marathon Oil
(NYSE: MRO - news) for $1.3 billion.
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China Development Bank
lent $10 billion to Brazil's Petrobras in exchange for an
agreement to supply oil to Sinopec...for the next 10 years!
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Sinopec Group bought
Swiss oil explorer Addax Petroleum Corp for $7.24 billion,
gaining access to high-potential oil blocks in West Africa
and Iraq.
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The Chinese sovereign
wealth fund recently purchased an 11% stake in KazMunaiGas,
a subsidiary of Kazakhstan's national oil and gas company,
totaling $939 million.
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PetroChina (NYSE:PTR)
recently made a landmark purchase in Canada's oil sands, by
paying $1.7 Billion for a 60% working interest in Athabasca
Oil Sands Corporation's MacKay River and Dover in-situ oil
sands projects.
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China injected $4
Billion into a Venezuelan joint venture, in return for a
commitment from PDVSA, Venezuela's state-run oil company, to
sell China's largest oil company, CNPC, between 80,000 –
200,000 barrels per day by 2015.
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Oil Wars
World War
II was nothing compared to what could be coming.
Vietnam, even the Cold War weren't as big.
In fact,
the first Iraq War is really our first taste of what's
to come…
If you have a problem going to war to secure the oil
resources that support the American way of life, then
you should stop reading. Because what I'm going to say
may offend you…
If we don't get new sources of cheap energy now,
Americans better be ready to do whatever it takes to
secure the most precious resource of all – oil.

Invade Saudi Arabia? Sure.
In fact, in files
declassified by the British in 2004, American
policymakers considered it as far back as 1973.
Storm
Africa for its undeveloped potential? Absolutely.
Take
over Brazil for its deep water reserves? No problem.
(And I'm not just picking on America here. Don't think
the Chinese, Indians, even the Europeans won't go to
battle over dwindling oil supplies should push come to
shove.)
Experts agree we
might have 40 or 50 years of oil left. And production
has already peaked.
When oil goes, so does America and the rest of the
Western world. It's scary. Most people don't want to
think about it. But if America doesn't act, we'll be
fighting for our lives. And the thing is that fight
won't start in 40 or 50 years, it will start soon and
continue until the last drop is pulled from the
ground.
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- In Iran, CNPC signed a
Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the National Iranian
Oil Company (NIOC) to develop the South Azadegan oilfield,
wherein CNPC will take a 70% interest in the project.
- Even in war-torn Iraq,
CNPC and BP won a license to develop the Rumaila super-giant
oil filed, which some analysts say could be the second
largest producing oilfield in the world, after the Ghawar
field in Saudi Arabia.
Iran, Russia, Venezuela, Angola,
Sudan – China isn't letting any political squeamishness stop
it from securing the oil it needs to secure its future
growth.
That's one reason the Bakken oil pool is so important. As an
investor, it's critical that you secure your own oil and
energy investments now – before oil makes its next run
higher. And with Global Commodity Investing, you'll
have top-quality analysis and a proven investment guru
to make sure you don't miss out on one of the greatest
wealth-building opportunities in history.
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There could be 5 billion barrels -- or more -- in this up
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In
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It's
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When I first heard
about the United States Natural Gas ETF (NYSE: UNG) I was
excited. Finally, here was an easy way for "regular"
investors to profit from the complex, and usually off-limits
world of futures. But as I looked into this ETF, I realized
it was actually designed to lose money!
Natural gas prices
have risen 45% over the last year. And yet UNG has posted a
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ETF (NYSE: UNG) isn't the only ETF that's designed to fail.
The fact is, there
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By
the time the truth of the current energy crisis makes front
page news, the Bakken oil stocks I'm recommending today will have
already doubled, or tripled, or more. Don't wait to see the
money you could have made. Join Global
Commodity Investing and start building your fortune today.
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Sincerely,
Ian
Wyatt
Chief
Investment Strategist
Global Commodity Investing
PS – Bakken
oil stocks are at the start of a huge rally. Mark my words,
these stocks will double and triple in the months ahead.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to by in at low prices.
You won't get a second chance. Sign up for Global
Commodity Investing today!
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* Investing in stocks carries certain risks
for loss just as much as it presents opportunities for
rewards. While each of the stocks in this new investment
report has been thoroughly researched by professional
analysts, investors are advised to perform their own
research and due diligence before investing. Future returns
claims made in this promotion are based on calculations and
evaluations made to the best of the ability of Global
Commodity Investing research analysts, however they CANNOT
be guaranteed and should not be considered as such.
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Global Commodity Investing
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