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To: no1coalking who wrote (1481)	11/1/2007 3:17:36 PM
From: no1coalking	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2774

We're in uncharted territory. Even the experts are concerned. And that downright scares the heck out of me. You see, for the past 4 days, oil has been trading higher. Yesterday, oil trading was halted momentarily to give the market, which was starting to get hysterical, a time to take a deep breath. It's morning, oil hit a new high of $96.24. We've been telling you about the coming energy crisis for years. We've been labeled alarmists, pessimists and doom-and-gloomers. Today, we're simply called "correct." However, I don't take too much satisfaction about making the correct call on oil and gas. At the end of the day, I'm a consumer just like you. And every time I fill up my car, it costs more and more. That's why recent statements from OPEC and the heads of major oil companies have me quite concerned. Here are a few comments... Get used to $100 oil. - OPEC, October 31, 2007 The world's capacity to produce oil will fall well short of official forecasts. - Christophe de Margerie, CEO of Total Oil production has reached a structural ceiling determined by geology rather than geopolitics, and that the technical floor for the oil price will rise by $12 annually for the next 4 to 5 years as new fields become increasingly costly to exploit. - Sadad al-Huseini, former head of exploration and production at Saudi Aramco The growth in global demand since 2003 has been roughly the equivalent of the daily output from two of the world's larger suppliers: the North Sea and Mexico Our industry simply cannot cope with these kinds of increases. - Andrew Gould, CEO of Schlumberger Call me suspicious, but it appears OPEC and Big Oil are preparing the world for much higher oil prices. And I agree - much higher oil prices are coming. That's why it's time to get your financial house in order. A couple of weeks ago we launched a service that's designed specifically to profit from rising energy costs. Called the Green Alliance, it's already paying significant dividends. Since officially launching the service on October 18, six alternative energy stocks recommended in the service have risen an average of 29%. Here they are: Company Oct. 22. Nov. 1 %Gain Solar Stock #1 8.92 11.38 27.6% Alternative Energy Stock #1 .39 .56 43.5% Geothermal Stock #1 3.92 4.55 16.1% Geothermal Stock #2 48.50 53.93 11.2% Alternative Energy Stock #2 28.96 39.2 35.3% Solar Stock #2 44.5 62.18 39.7% You should be in these stocks too. These stocks represent the next energy paradigm as the world is forced to wean itself off of costly oil. These stocks are the next Exxon's, Chevron's and BP's. Because the price of oil has spiked this week... and because OPEC and Big Oil are sounding the alarm, we're offering you another chance to secure your membership in the Green Alliance. To find out how to become a member to the Green Alliance and to start profiting from the energy paradigm shift, read this special report prepared for you: Read More Here: angelnexus.com Profit from change, Brian Hicks