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November 24, 2010 When You Know the Future Price of Oil... Everything depends on knowing the price of oil a few months from now. The cost of everything... the supply of everything... the demand for anything you can name, from the rise or fall of empires to the lowering of an anchor on an oyster boat. This scrap of information has framed my entire life's endeavor. Eighteen hours a day, six days a week, it has goaded me forward. And I've gotten it right 80% of the time for the last 29 years. It's made me rich. And now I'm making this precious information available to you. More from Dr. Kent Moors... Three Ways to Profit From the Looming Pop in Corn Prices By Jack Barnes, Contributing Writer, Money Morning We've already seen the effects of the global currency wars - the so-called "race to the bottom" that's helped send gold to all-time-record highs. And we'll soon see the fallout from the worldwide skirmish over rare-earth supplies, which is certain to impact the high-tech sector. Trust us when we tell you that the next big battle in the global financial markets will be all about food. That will bode well for food-commodity prices in general. And it should be particularly bullish for corn. For three investments that will let you profit from zooming corn prices, please read on... China hands these U.S. companies a "blank check" A handful of small American oil and gas players have something the People's Republic desperately needs... And they're willing to pay as much as $2 trillion to get it. Only energy insider Dr. Kent Moors knows what it is - and which U.S. companies could hand you up to 25 times your money in 13 months as China pays out the nose for it. Dr. Moors' just-released special presentation has all details here. Debt Crisis Rattles Irish Government as EU Scrambles to Prevent Contagion From Spreading By Don Miller, Associate Editor, Money Morning Ireland's debt crisis has destabilized its government and is fueling speculation that the $118 billion (85 billion euros) bailout may not be enough to keep it from spreading to other Eurozone countries including Portugal, Spain and Italy. Nervous financial markets yesterday (Tuesday) continued to suggest global investors lack confidence that some governments will be able to manage their debt and cast doubt on the European Union's (EU) ability to contain the crisis. Marc Ostwald, a senior strategist at Monument Securities, told the London Times the bond markets are comparable to ''hearse chasers'' who would soon ''take Portugal and Spain to task.'' EU leaders tried to calm the markets and issued assuring statements that Ireland's bailout will halt contagion in the euro region, but investors focused on Portugal, which hasn't cut government spending and for years has been mired in sluggish economic growth. Read full story... Money Morning Mailbag We'd like to hear from you! If you have an idea that amplifies something you've read in Money Morning, send it to us here to share: mailbag@moneymappress.com. "ALL BRANCHES... of our government ARE IN BUSINESS with Wall Street..." from Money Morning Reader, T.S. Question of the Week: Investors Skeptical To Follow The Leader in Shaky Economic Recovery By Kerri Shannon, Associate Editor, Money Morning If you're looking to navigate the global markets with the lowest losses and the richest gains, education and research can be two of an investor's best tools - but a peak inside the financial minds of billionaires doesn't hurt, either. Those looking for another weapon to add to their investment arsenal last week had a chance to see where the market's biggest hitters have been hunting for profits - and where they have scored the biggest gains. Last week marked the third-quarter disclosure of the biggest U.S. investors' holdings, allowing an infrequent glimpse into the stock decisions of some of the most successful money managers. Warren Buffett, John Paulson and George Soros were some of the biggest-name investors to make Form 13F disclosure filings, which the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission requires of money managers with holdings in excess of $100 million. Forms are due within 45 days of a quarter's end, with current reports covering the quarter that ended Sept. 30. Read full story... FORECAST: 379% on financial services giant RESULT: 500% Shah Gilani has been right on the money more times than almost anyone. His 379% forecast for this financial services giant was ambitious-but the company shot to 500%! 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