Dark Saudi Secrets

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Dark Saudi Secrets By Nick Hodge | Saturday, June 9th, 2012 I'll keep this brief. A new report from in independent think tank Chatham House in the UK is out with some shocking forecasts... Most important of which is that Saudi Arabian oil exports will decline to zero by 2038. The title of the report sums up its thesis: Burning Oil to Keep Cool: The Hidden Energy Crisis in Saudi Arabia. Let me be clear: This is about Peak Oil. The idea isn't that Saudi oil production will fall off a cliff. Instead, Saudi Arabia's growing population and growing energy demand — combined with their reliance on burning oil for electricity — will consume a larger and larger portion of the oil it produces. Advertisement Mining Will Never Be the Same Nobody ever thought these rare earths and precious metals would see the light of day. But that's about to change, thanks to one tiny explorer's game-changing technology... In fact, it's already made select investors 500% richer. And it could make you 744xs your money. Get the whole story right here.  If production stays steady and policies aren't adopted to curb domestic consumption, here's what the Saudi oil picture looks like: The report makes no bones about it: Saudi Arabia’s energy consumption pattern is unsustainable. The country currently consumes over one-quarter of its total oil production — some 2.8 million barrels a day. This means that on a ‘business as usual’ trajectory it would become a net oil importer in 2038. Think of the implication of twenty percent of global net oil exports — gone. I can think of two inevitable outcomes... Advertisement Why Wall Street Can't Do Anything Right JP Morgan just lost $2 billion in a trade... Then, the consortium running the Facebook IPO blew it by greedily over-pricing the stock. Wall Street isn't doing much right these days. But don't let that keep you from making money from stocks... 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