Weekend: Energy Stocks Remain Cheap

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Weekend: Energy Stocks Remain Cheap By Nick Hodge | Saturday, November 26th, 2011 Energy stocks remain cheap. They've actually been cheap for the past four years. The iShares Dow Jones U.S. Energy ETF (NYSE: IYE) is trading 10% cheaper than it was this same week... in 2007. The Dow itself is down a similar amount. If you went long energy or the broad market four cranberry sauces ago, you probably feel like a turkey. Of course, you could argue no money's been made for an entire decade. The Dow was trading at 11,500 in December of 1999. We're precisely at that level this week — 12 years later. Advertisement The Most Disruptive Energy Technology Ever Invented Is Being developed at this remote location just minutes from Washington D.C. The mainstream media doesn't have a clue! But this company is perfecting a new energy technology that could soon put every electric utility company out of business for good! Click here to see this ground-breaking technology for yourself... Proof We're Cheap Here Louis Simpson just bought $2.7 million worth of Chesapeake Energy (NYSE: CHK). He bought 100,000 at $26.69 per share. How do I know this? Because Louis is a Director at Chesapeake, so his purchases are a matter of public record. This one was reported on November 8th. You have to admit, Louis knows a bit more about Chesapeake's prospects and the inner workings of the markets than you or I do... He's been a director of VeriSign (NASDAQ: VRSN) since 2005 and of SAIC (NYSE: SAI) since 2006. Before that, he served as CEO of Capital Operations at Geico from 1993 to 2010 and as Vice Chairman of the Board from 1985 to 1993. All that inside information and insider connections... and he's betting $2.7 million on a stalwart energy stock. He thought it was cheap at $26.69. You can buy it today for less than $24.00 and get access to the Barnett Shale, Haynesville Shale, Fayetteville Shale, Marcellus Shale, and Eagle Ford Shale all at once. And Mr. Simpson's purchase isn't an isolated occurrence. Advertisement Life-Changing Wealth from the World's "Forever" Mine Some experts say it could keep the economy supplied with a steady stream of raw materials for the next century and beyond. Others think it could "revolutionize the mining industry." It's a super-mine with the potential to generate billions of dollars in wealth for generations to come. You'll call it the best investment you've ever made.  William Hahne, Director at Whiting Petroleum (NYSE: WLL), recently purchased 2,000 shares at an average price of $48.49. With access to Colorado, the Gulf of Mexico, the Permian Basin and more, this stock was trading near $60.00 this summer. You can pick it up today for less than Mr. Hahne paid. Same goes for Schlumberger (NYSE: SLB). In late October, newly-appointed CEO Paal Kibsgaard bought 6,000 shares at $69.00 apiece. You can get in cheaper than the man running the show at today's price below $68.00. The list goes on and on... And with oil back up near triple digits, these stocks may not be this cheap for long. That's why we've prepared a special report to help you take advantage. It details three North American oil plays you should be eyeing up right now. You can have a look at it here. Call it like you see it, Nick Hodge Editor, Energy and Capital Bigger than Brigham: Don't Miss My Next Round of Bakken Picks I have three unknown Bakken plays that are set to explode with the drilling frenzy going on right now in North Dakota. One stock trades for just $7.60 a share... The second trades for less than $2.50 a share... My third Bakken stock might be the biggest blockbuster yet — trading for just $6 a share, it has a total of 74,000 acres in the Bakken... and the company’s insiders have been buying its stock like crazy in the open market. Don't miss your chance to pick these up while they still trade for less than $10! The "Tar Sands" of Precious Metals: Limitless Wealth Covers Canadian Wilderness Nickel, uranium, lithium, zinc, copper, moly, cobalt — all at the fingertips of a single tiny company that owns six parcels of this metal-rich land. This company has finally perfected the long-awaited technology able to extract $5.3 billion worth of the hottest rare earths and precious metals... and you can still buy its stock on the cheap. Four Ways to Invest in Cyber Security: A Mouse Click to Destruction Editor Steve Christ takes a look at the growing menace in cyberspace and offers investors four ways to play the trend. Lithium Investment Opportunities: Cornering the Global Market for Lithium Editor Jeff Siegel discusses the future of lithium production. These Oil Stocks are Going Higher: Regardless of What Obama Decides Even though we're still in the grips of a nasty national recession, with spiking oil prices exacerbating the problem, the government continues to stand in the way of domestic development of energy resources such as oil and natural gas... Luckily for us, we don't have to wait on the government. We can participate in the Bakken boom right now. WTC Ramps, LNG to Follow?: Plus Global Housing Calamity, the Brent Spread, and Much, Much More Reverse pipelines, Brent spreads, time to buy UNG? What company tripled? Leveraging the Worst Holiday Season in a Decade: Put Down the Gun and Think like a Trader The numbers all add up to a failed retail holiday season. The Saudi Oil Confession: The Unconventional Road Ahead The Saudis are quickly losing control over the world's oil production. A shift to unconventional sources is taking place... and our future oil supply will be coming from a place much closer to home in the years to come. The Pipeline on Rails: All Aboard the Bakken Express Energy and Capital's Keith Kohl explains why the latest pipeline delay won't stop the rush of Bakken profits. OPEC and Obama Team Up to Fight Major Energy Breakthrough: The Real Future of American Energy Revealed The world's energy elites fight to prevent a new energy revolution... and will still lose. Related Articles Nuclear, Oil, Gas, Renewables - All on Table Weekend: Still Buying What Burns Rare Earth Rebirth Energy's Rare Earth Minerals From the Archives... 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