A Conspiracy

Sunday, November 16, 2014 No other sector is affected by the "conspiracy of misinformation" quite like the energy sector. Entire websites are devoted to spinning the tale. Documentaries are made - most without a hint of scientific validity. And the mainstream press can barely get the headlines right, let alone the vital details. Nuclear energy, fracking, coal, even wind are the center of a great debate. Investors who understand what's truly happening stand to make immense amounts of money. We've written about the sector in great detail over the last year. But as Steve discusses in his latest segment of the "Slap in the Face" Award, investors remain shrouded by misinformation. Better yet, Steve explains why the recent downturn is "the best opportunity in years to make a mountain of money." Click here to watch the video Something Sean Brodrick wrote this week is also worth remembering. He discussed three wild cards for energy investors: natural gas, consumers and Putin. (You can read his article here.) While the variables are intricate, his conclusion was simple. "There are big changes going on in the energy markets right now," Sean wrote. "Some are as simple as the weather. Some are as complex as international deals. But they all hold potential for extraordinary gains if you bet on the right stocks." And Dave Fessler hit on the "conspiracy" on Friday, with his piece about energy efficiency. While the mainstream press wants to sell newspapers by convincing us the world's economy is going bust... the truth is we're simply not wasting as much fuel. As I said, the potential within the energy sector has been one the biggest (and most misreported) themes of the year at The Oxford Club (the publisher of Investment U). And since we were just handed a huge opportunity, it has quickly become the hottest theme of November. Because we are convinced this is one of the biggest moneymaking opportunities in generations, we're putting immense effort into overcoming the conspiracy. A major part of that project is a special online event hosted by the Club. Later this week, our industry experts will gather to discuss the latest opportunities within the industry. Consider this your invitation to an event you don't want to miss. Just click here. Good investing, Andrew Snyder Editorial Director, The Oxford Club To access the Investment U archives, please visit InvestmentU.com. Have "Two Cents"? Just send your thoughts, ideas or comments by clicking here. This Week's Best-sellers: Do you HATE paying hundreds of dollars a month for cable TV? You're not alone. The MOST HATED industries in the world are cable companies. But here's the good news: In the months ahead, we're going to see just one company "kill the industry as we know it." 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Our in-house energy experts David Fessler and Sean Brodrick helped me get the inside scoop on oil's plummeting prices. Read On... Alan Greenspan Confesses by Mark Skousen Tuesday, November 11, 2014 I just returned from the 40th anniversary of the New Orleans Investment Conference, where the keynote speaker was Alan Greenspan. And he had a number of very surprising things to say. Read On... Five Ways Hard Money Types Are Wrong by Alexander Green Monday, November 10, 2014 Listen to the typical perma-bear - if you must - and you'll find that they are generally wrong five ways at once. They are wrong on the economy, wrong on the dollar, wrong on inflation, wrong on the stock market and wrong on gold. Elmer Fudd had a better track record. Read On... You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Investment U. 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