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Weird satellite image reveals hidden $1.2 billion windfall This photo of the Bakken oilfield shows something very peculiar... It's a strange, never-before-seen phenomenon this energy boom is causing... something that's never happened in America before. But it's created the opportunity for ordinary investors to pocket millions — regardless of what happens to oil prices. Click here to see this photo — and this unusual story — right now. Warren Buffett Involved in Train Crash By Jeff Siegel | Saturday, February 21st, 2015 This weekend, we bring you the week's most popular stories from Energy and Capital and our sister site, Wealth Daily... Warren Buffett Involved in Train Crash: Did Buffett's Bribe Lead to His Downfall? Uncle Warren's biggest buy backfired tremendously due to one trend he failed to see coming. And he's set investors up to earn $738 per week as a result. Rails Kill: Buy Pipes Chris DeHaemer talks about why pipes are safer than railroads, plus some stuff about the kleptocracy, Hollywood idiots, and Daryl Hannah. America's Debt Bubble: We have seen this before... Americans are starting to gain a bit more confidence in the economy, which to many is a green light to take on more debt... Bringing Nikola Tesla's Science to Modern Tech: The Age of Wireless Electricity You've seen charging pads that can charge your electronics wirelessly, but this is even more phenomenal. Based on the inventions of Nikola Tesla, this is wireless electricity in its ideal form. The Great Rig Crash of 2015: Why Oil Already Hit a Bottom Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl takes a hard look at how oil prices have hit the floor and why it is making investors more bullish than ever. The Legend of Wireless Energy Today, Nikola Tesla's name is more closely associated with an electric car company... but his innovations have not been forgotten. Advertisement A Solar Panel That's A Window? Yes, it's finally here: a completely transparent solar panel. No longer will those big, ugly blue tiles need to be installed on rooftops and freestanding arrays. In the future, wherever solar panels are needed, they will replace existing windows — and be able to create energy with more efficiency than traditional panels ever did. Oh, and one more thing: These panels can be applied using a spraying device. Pretty cool, right? Well, the company that brought us this innovation is just getting started. Learn more about it. Click here. If Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) Buys Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA): Apple to Buy Tesla for $75 Billion? Could Apple really buy Tesla for $75 billion? One angel investor predicted it, and his supportive analysis is pretty compelling. A Millionaire's Stock-Picking Strategy: Buy Now! This isn't a get-rich-quick scheme; it's a steady, calculated approach to wealth that has been proven time and time again... and it's the approach this millionaire used to amass her wealth. Numbers Do Not Lie As investors, we simply cannot lie about our bottom line. You either make money or you don't. A trade either worked or it didn't. The Oil Rebound is a Flimsy House of Cards: What's really going on in North Dakota Energy and Capital editor Alex Martinelli makes the case for why oil will go back down and how you can play it safe when it does. Follow Energy and Capital on The Bottom Line Related Articles The Electricity Shock of 2015 The Keystone XL Pipeline is a Distraction Veto the Keystone XL Pipeline from Your Portfolio Oil Price Predictions for 2016 Recently... Rails Kill: Buy Pipes Apple to Buy Tesla for $75 Billion? Why Oil Already Hit a Bottom What's really going on in North Dakota How His Biggest Buy Ever Backfired

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