November 15, 2010
The 7 energy game-changers "they" don't see coming
Bloggers, analysts, and the Big Media's talking heads don't have a clue about the seven impending "super shifts" that'll change the global energy game forever...
And Wall Street doesn't have a clue about the handful of companies that have the potential to soar as much as 2,505% in the next 13 months as these shifts begin.
But one man knows all about these things: 35-year energy insider Dr. Kent Moors.
Here's his FREE Special Presentation on the seven energy game-changers that are already beginning - and the companies that could pay you up to 25 times your money as they kick into high gear...
How the Dollar and Europe's Ireland Moves Will Steer Fate of U.S. Stocks
By Jon D. Markman, Contributing Writer, Money Morning
Stocks retreated over the past week following an earnings warning from tech giant Cisco Systems Inc. (Nasdaq: CSCO), renewed tensions in Europe over the ability of Ireland to pay its debts and a surge in the U.S. dollar.
Overlaying the action was word out of South Korea that the G-20 meeting of leaders of the world's largest economies was not going well, with European and Asian leaders expressing exasperation with U.S. monetary stimulus and a distaste for U.S. President Barack Obama's scolding tone on export targets.
In prior decades American trade policy makers did not have to pay much more than lip service to overseas financial leaders because we held an unparalleled position atop the global dog pile. But now we are deeply, deeply in debt to China, Japan and Germany, and these creditors feel increasingly entitled to look down their nose at us with a mixture of disbelief and distrust.
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How to Predict - And Profit From - the Bursting of the Gold Bubble
By Amos Richards, Contributing Writer, Money Morning
Gold last week careened to a record high $1,414.85 an ounce in a surge that was sparked by the U.S. Federal Reserve's plan to purchase $600 billion of U.S. Treasuries in a second phase of quantitative easing (QE2).
The yellow metal may have yet more room to run, as uncertainty in the marketplace remains high and the dollar low.
Still, at this pace gold is increasing too quickly to account for inflationary concerns.
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Buy, Sell or Hold: VAALCO Energy Inc. (NYSE: EGY) Will Capitalize on Higher Oil Prices and a Lower Dollar
By Jack Barnes, Contributing Writer, Money Morning
A commodity bull market is happening everywhere you look lately. While the dollar is dying, you cannot say the same about the stock prices of companies with internationally based commodities production.
The reality that the U.S. Federal Reserve will be monetizing all of the government's funding needs for at least the next year has put the market on edge. The U.S. dollar's status as a reserve currency is in question.
Investors are using this opportunity to shift their holdings towards U.S. companies with strong overseas revenue streams. And there is one such company in the oil sector that has been overlooked by mainstream investors: VAALCO Energy Inc. (NYSE: EGY).
VAALCO is a great example of a U.S.-based company that - through its operations off the coast of Africa - will profit from higher oil prices and the dollar's long-term drop in value.
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