Obama's $4.7 Trillion Payday By Keith Kohl | Thursday, October 24th, 2013 We can't ignore their threats any longer. I shuddered earlier this week when news leaked that the Saudi royal family was fed up with the United States, once and for all. One Saudi prince even threatened a consequential shift in relations with the U.S. is about to take place. Allow me to read between the lines here: No more oil for Uncle Sam! Both you and I know that's no small danger to the United States' oil supply, as Saudi imports have grown to more than 1.3 million barrels per day. So, why on earth would Obama risk antagonizing the world's largest oil exporting country? Put simply, because he can. You see, President Obama knows the Saudis no longer control our country with oil... In the past, the mere hint of the Saudis turning off the crude taps would put the U.S. into a frenzied panic over its oil supply. But as you'll soon see, a group of energy companies drilling on U.S. soil recently cracked the code to the largest oil deposits in U.S. history. The EIA confirmed as much this summer, reporting 47.7 BILLION BARRELS of recoverable oil were just waiting to be produced from eight U.S. shale basins. With oil prices still trading around $100, that's $4.7 trillion worth of crude fueling our profits for decades to come! This news has turned the entire North American landscape into an absolute land rush, with companies rushing to grab every available acre. In this brief investment presentation, I'll show you precisely how a small group of oil stocks is taking advantage of the billions of barrels tucked away in those eight shale basins. I strongly urge you to take a moment and learn all the details on what is quickly shaping up to be the greatest energy investment opportunity of our lifetime. Until next time,
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