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The Netflix Profit Loophole Netflix stock is pretty pricey... sitting around $480 right now. However, if you know about the profit loophole known as "Internet Royalties," you could actually collect $48,000 over the next year. You don’t have to own Netflix stock, either. And you don’t have to sign up for any programs or fill out any forms. The best part is it only takes around $35 to get started. Check out how to get started collecting these "royalties" today. Cheap Oil? No Problem. By Jeff Siegel | Sunday, November 23rd, 2014 This weekend, we bring you the week's most popular stories from Energy and Capital and our sister site, Wealth Daily... Cheap Oil? No Problem: You Won't Believe Where This Oil Discovery is Located Oil prices may be low, but this producer won't be affected. It has a hold on an oil discovery containing 13.7 billion barrels of cheap and easy-to-access oil, and if history is any indicator, gains could reach or exceed 759%. Halliburton (NYSE: HAL) Buying Baker Hughes (NYSE: BHI)?: The Oil Services Boom Continues Energy and Capital editor Alex Martinelli discusses the potential deal between Halliburton and Baker Hughes. Tax Tips for 2014: New Tax Rules Could Gut Your Retirement Important tax tips that'll help keep more of your money in your pockets. The Man Who's Revolutionizing the Solar Industry: Not Your Typical Whistle-Blower George Howels isn't what you typically think of when you hear the term "whistle-blower." Sure, he's digging up the dirt on some of the biggest companies in the solar industry, but he's also about to turn the industry on its head. Shale Oil vs. Arctic Drilling: The Death of Shale What is the promise for shale after the turn of the century? Ukraine's Lost Gold: Central Bank Liquidates 99% of its Gold Why did Ukraine's central bank liquidate 99% of its gold reserves? Advertisement Saddam's Lost Oil Thanks to an epic fleecing in the oil community, you have the rare chance to get in on a cache of crude that no one (even Saddam Hussein) knew existed. There are 13.7 billion barrels of oil just underneath the surface in the last place you probably ever expected... and one small company is already pumping it out of the ground. Click here to see why this opportunity could be even better than the last one. Kurdistan: The Next Dubai Christian DeHaemer talks about how the EU will make up its energy needs when Vlad "The Deceiver" Putin cuts off the tap. Betty Landbourne's $22 Million Fortune: This Could Land You an Early Retirement Betty Landbourne lived a frugal lifestyle. So you can imagine her family's surprise when they discovered she had amassed $22 million. Thing is, she was following a simple, highly misunderstood investment secret... Retirement Reboot: 5 Ways to Boost Your Retirement Income Whether you're planning on retiring or you're already retired, here are five quick fixes for your retirement plan. Iraq Oil Fortunes: 961 Billion Reasons to Like Iraq Oil Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl offers investors a new way to get a piece of Iraq's vast oil wealth. Follow Energy and Capital on The Bottom Line Related Articles OPEC Exports Drop on U.S. Shale OPEC Fizzles Saudi Arabia Panics Amid U.S. Oil Glut Solar Cheaper than Natural Gas? Recently... Kurdistan: The Next Dubai The Death of Shale 961 Billion Reasons to Like Iraq Oil The Oil Services Boom Continues Investing in Price Manipulation

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