They Just Hit a $961 Billion Oil Strike

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A SIX-figure check... every month? Richard Dockery is collecting upwards of $100,000 every single month. The only effort he has to put into it is the short walk down to his mailbox every day. He calls it his "Mailbox Money," and it's made him a millionaire... It has nothing to do with dividends — just incredible investment opportunities worth six figures PER MONTH in some cases. That's how Richard has been banking a pro-basketball salary with very little effort. Click here to follow his lead. They Just Hit a $961 Billion Oil Strike By Keith Kohl | Tuesday, November 18th, 2014 The sun hadn't even touched the waters of the Chesapeake Bay when I walked into the office early this morning. It was eerily quiet today, and the only light was a soft glow coming from a monitor in the corner. As it turned out, one of my colleagues, Christian DeHaemer, was staring intently at an image on his screen. The moment Chris noticed me, he perked up a bit. “You don't remember the first oil war in Iraq, do you?” Like you, my initial thoughts were of the Persian Gulf War back in the early '90s. When I glanced at the image on his screen, however, he was looking at an oil gusher I had never seen before. “People have been making a fortune off of Iraq's oil wealth long before our tanks rolled through those deserts,” he said. It's true, too. In fact, the first company to take advantage of those resources was an oil company headquartered in London. The Turkish Petroleum Company (later renamed the Iraq Petroleum Company) held a monopoly over Iraq's oil fields for the better part of 30 years — all the way up to the formation of OPEC. Of course, the Turkish Petroleum Company inked its first exploration concession back in 1925, then struck pay dirt two years later with the kind of gushers you see in the image to the right. But it turns out the best opportunity is still to come... 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But the U.S. tight oil boom isn't the only good news lately. “What if I told you there was a field larger than the Bakken that was discovered not too long ago... and it was found in the one place in Iraq that guys like us could invest?” Chris asked me. After seeing my eyes light up with the possibilities, he immediately pressed on, “Now you're starting to see the big picture... just wait until I show you this.” Advertisement Company Turns Water into Gas Since we can't control where the sun will shine or when the wind will blow, energy storage has long been renewables' Achilles heel. That is, up until now. This one small company has discovered a revolutionary solution... It's figured out a way to turn air, sunlight, and even water into cheap, easily stored energy. When mainstream investors hear about this incredible breakthrough, five-figure gains are not out of the question... Click here before you miss out on this historic opportunity. Saddam's Lost $961 Billion Oil Fortune Even though my cubicle-mate and I don't always agree on things, we see eye to eye when it comes to value. And this morning, he was spot-on. You see, Chris knows I hold an incredibly bullish outlook for oil, but the moment he mentioned a massive, virtually untapped oil field that he's been fixated on lately, I couldn't help but be slightly concerned. “You're not worried that oil's firmly in the $70 range or that it could fall even lower?” I asked. “Or that everyone is lowering their demand expectations?” After all, crude oil trading in London has plummeted 32% during the last five months — enough to make even the most stout investor panic... Last month, the IEA told us that global oil demand will grow much slower than previously believed, with the world consuming 93.5 million barrels per day next year. Last week, the Energy Information Administration made a similar revision and now expects global demand to average 92.9 million barrels per day in 2015. Chris just smiled as I aired my concerns... “That's the beauty of this field. Even if the oil is sold at the current price of the OPEC basket of $73.90 per barrel, I've uncovered a tiny driller whose share is still worth $961 billion!” You see, even though the bulk of Iraq's daily oil production is extracted from the southern region, one of its largest fields has been ignored for decades. At first, I thought Chris was suggesting we start buying the major integrated oil companies that have been pillaging the sands of the Middle East for crude oil for nearly a century. Thing is, you don't need a $400 billion cap oil company like ExxonMobil to turn a quick profit. And this tiny, small-cap exploration company entrenched in this new field is trading at a huge discount. Needless to say, I was convinced... and what he told me next made me pick up the phone and call my broker right away. I strongly suggest you take a few moments out of your day and let Chris explain all the details to you himself. Until next time, Keith Kohl @KeithKohl1 on Twitter A true insider in the energy markets, Keith is one of few financial reporters to have visited the Alberta oil sands. His research has helped thousands of investors capitalize from the rapidly changing face of energy. Keith connects with hundreds of thousands of readers as the Managing Editor of Energy & Capital as well as Investment Director of Angel Publishing's Energy Investor. For years, Keith has been providing in-depth coverage of the Bakken, the Haynesville Shale, and the Marcellus natural gas formations — all ahead of the mainstream media. For more on Keith, go to his editor's page. Advertisement The Netflix Profit Loophole Netflix stock is pretty pricey... sitting around $480 right now. 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