an extreme perspective regarding oil and stock investments
from Bob Czeschin, in alliance with my "Scientific Investing" newsletter
(not the main guy, got common publisher)
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Dear Subscriber:
The Middle East is boiling over: After weeks of hostility
between the Jews and Muslims, Palestine and Israel are on the
brink of a holy war. The Palestinian's have declared a "day of
rage," Israeli outposts are taking fire from snipers, and tanks
are shelling Palestinian cities.
The violence is already beginning to spread. Terrorists
have blown up the British Embassy in Yemen. A few miles away,
another terrorist bomb ripped a 20-by-40 foot hole in the U.S.
guided missile destroyer USS Cole. Clinton went on TV vowing to
"hold accountable" those responsible. The last time he "held
accountable" terrorists, after Osama bin Laden bombed a U.S.
Embassy, he launched 100 Tomahawk cruise missiles, obliterating a
pharmaceutical factory and scattering the streets with dead
bodies. Precisely the sort of thing that will make a small war
blow up even bigger.
All this is happening near the entrance to the Red Sea -- a
strategic choke point through which all Mideast oil bound for
Europe must pass. There are already mass demonstrations all over
Europe protesting high fuel prices when oil was trading for $30 a
barrel. What's going to happen with oil at $40, $50, or even
$100 a barrel?
Oil hit $37 on the news of the USS Cole explosion -- and I think
it's ready to go much, much higher.
Indeed ...
Casper Weinberger, Secretary of Defense under Ronald Reagan,
agrees. He thinks oil is going to $100 a barrel
OPEC decided to trim its production by a whisker this year
and oil prices exploded from $11 to $30. If oil can nearly
triple on that news -- in peacetime -- what will happen when we
have a real shooting war with massive casualties on all sides?
Casper Weinberger, former Defense Secretary for the Reagan
administration, is as alarmed about the possibility of Mideast
war as I am. In his book, "The Next War," he warns that an
interruption in Persian Gulf oil supplies, which will almost
inevitably occur in a Mideast War, will push oil prices to $100
per barrel. I think it's entirely likely.
In the Gulf War, oil prices doubled in the blink of an eye.
During the Iran-Iraq war, they quadrupled. Ditto for the Yom
Kippur war back in 1973. The fact is if the Israelis and the
Palestinians go to war and other Arab states come to Yasser
Arafat's support -- oil is going to double, triple, or quadruple
again.
Recommendation:
Get into oil companies with reserves outside the
Middle East -- the farther away the better
Any hint of turmoil anywhere in the Mideast automatically
makes oil reserves in politically stable countries extremely
valuable.
That's great news for Anadarko Petroleum -- which has 1.9
billion barrels of oil and gas reserves in Kansas, Oklahoma,
Texas, the Gulf of Mexico, the Rocky Mountains, and Alaska.
Outside the United States, the company also has exploration and
development projects underway in Canada, the North Atlantic, West
Africa, Guatemala, and Venezuela.
And Anadarko has one of the most impressive reserve
replacement records the industry has ever seen: every year for
the last 19 consecutive years, it has found new reserves equal to
or greater than its current production. And it has done so at
costs that are consistently below industry averages.
Anadarko Petroleum is listed on the New York Stock Exchange
(trading symbol: APC; recent price: US$73; www.anadarko.com). I
recommend it for immediate purchase.
My second recommendation is to re-establish your position in
BJ Services, which is one of the top oil services companies in
the world. Any oil shock in the Mideast will set off a mad
scramble to find oil in the United States, and Houston-based BJ
Services is perfectly positioned to cash in on a domestic
exploration boom. (Trading symbol: BJS, recent price: US$59.
Check their web site at www.bjservices.com) Sell your shares of
TGS to make room.
My third recommendation is ...
If oil and energy shares can make you rich in a Mideast war,
the penny oils can make you ten times richer
With OPEC squeezing the western world by the nuts, a holy
war in Israel, and U.S. warships being blown up off the coast
Yemen, the opportunity in oil and energy shares couldn't be
better. Indeed, you're doing great in your Oil & Energy
portfolios. But the shares I've been recommending in my penny
oil newsletter are doing five, even ten times better. These
tiny, thinly-traded shares are going through the roof.
Look at it this way: The average stock in the Oil & Energy
Growth Portfolio is up 31%. In a period of time when everyone
else is losing money hand over first, that's very good indeed.
But the penny oils are going BERSERK. The profits are pouring in
-- we just took 470% profits in Westport Innovations, 608%
profits in Hurricane Hydrocarbons, 156% profits in Viking Energy,
and 142% profits in Key Energy Services.
And just before that my subscribers gobbled up 414% on Probe
Resources and another 341% profits in Westport. Our open penny
oil positions are going crazy, too, with additional profits of
100%, 113%, 122%, 133%, 304%, 493%, and 628%.
I think I make my point. These pennies are small, they're
volatile, and if you get into the right ones, you can walk away
with 50 or 100 times your money.
I tried to get you into my Penny Oil Speculator many times
in the past, but you didn't do it and so you've missed out on all
the big gains I've just been telling you about. Stop kicking
yourself. Shit happens. It's not the end of the world.
But now is the absolute worst moment to not be in these
penny oil shares -- because the profits ahead are going to make
the ones I've been talking about look like chump change.
I've got 3 penny oils that were set to double or triple your
money in any kind of market. And with the meltdown in the
Mideast pushing oil prices up to absurd levels, these stocks are
going to blast off like the space shuttle. The moment you
subscribe to the Penny Oil Speculator, I'll fax you my special
report on these little penny oils that are set to go through the
roof.
Penny Oil Speculator always goes out by e-mail or fax so you
get my recommendations at the speed of light. It costs $5,000
for a year's subscription, and I don't have to tell you that's
not chump change. You need a good pair of cajones to kick in
those sorts of dollars for a subscription.
But it's worth it -- my subscribers are cleaning up. You
saw the 470% profits in Westport Innovations ... 608% profits in
Hurricane Hydrocarbons ... 156% profits in Viking Energy ... and
142% profits in Key Energy Services. And that was in a rotten,
crummy market with almost everything in NASDAQ or the New York
Stock Exchange going south.
Now, with oil at $37 a barrel and war looming on the
horizon, I think these red-hot penny energy companies can make
you bigger profits than any of the ones I've mentioned. You're
going to be sitting on a huge mound of money.
You also get an unconditional 60-day money-back guarantee.
I'm counting on you being so deep into profits that you'd never
even dream of turning the spigot off.
Yours sincerely,
Bob Czeschin |
