Move Over, Saudi Arabia

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Move Over, Saudi Arabia By Brianna Panzica | Sunday, April 13th, 2014 This weekend, we bring you the week's most popular stories from Energy and Capital and our sister site, Wealth Daily... Breakthrough Vaccine Formula: This is Making Investors RICH Hundreds of vaccines and drugs in development right now are relying a rare protein from one of the most endangered animals... and this tiny supplier is going to make billions. Investing in Agricultural Biotech: The World's Most Evil Corporation? This commonly hated corporation is actually saving mankind. Here's how... The Railroads Can't Hack It: Oil vs. Agriculture Oil and agriculture are fighting for an equal share of the limited rail infrastructure. Warren Buffett really knew what he was doing when he bought the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway. A Dose of Reality for U.S. LNG Exports: Biting Off More Than They Can Chew Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl gives a sobering look at why U.S. LNG exports may not be as profitable as most investors believe. The Secret to U.S. Oil Dominance: Move Over, Saudi Arabia! For years, Saudi Arabia has taken the cake as the world's top oil producer. But the U.S. could move into the number one slot as soon as 2017 because of this shale monstrosity... Hedge Funds are Stupid: Here's How to Beat Them When you see stock market sell-offs like we've seen over the past couple of weeks, you can be pretty sure some hedge funds are getting taken to the cleaners... Advertisement "Oil Flows Like Water" in Petroplex It isn't some fictional wildcatter's Shangri-La. It's real, and it's in Texas... That's right, the original home of the oil baron will once again make millionaires. Here's your chance to be among them, with a little known $8 driller that's poised to double or even triple your investment. If you read one thing today, read this special report. Buy the Dip in Biotech: Punch Bowl Still Out The idea of big incisions for operations like open-heart surgery will be looked on as barbaric in ten years. Small incisions, micro robotics, and catheters are the future... The Next Trend in Technology: This is No Science Fiction Movie Major companies like Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft are making the transition to this technology, and soon the everyday consumer will follow suit. Here's how to get in on the next tech revolution that will rival the widespread adoption of the PC or smartphone... Nuclear Safety Doubts Don't Hurt Uranium Stocks: This Bad Idea = Easy Money Regardless of what you think about nuclear power, there's a boatload of money to be made in this space. It's times like these when I put my personal objections aside and just focus on creating wealth. Investing in the Oldest Commodity: Forget Precious Metals... Land, on top of its practical utility, is a commodity in ever-decreasing supply. And as its rarity increases, so does its importance, which is why investment in land is reaching levels never seen before... Follow Energy and Capital on The Bottom Line Related Articles Diversifying U.S. Oil Production U.S. Gas Exports Taiwan Tech Hiring Spree Big Data Down on the Farm Recently... Punch Bowl Still Out This Bad Idea = Easy Money Biting Off More than They Can Chew The World's Most Evil Corporation? Trade Snake Oil for Crude Oil

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