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| Discovery Alert: The Land of Milk and... Oil? For years, most people paid little attention to Glassrock County out in West Texas. But I can tell you this... that's not the case any longer. You see, the land underneath this little-known county contains an oil field that is bigger than 8 U.S. states combined. And according to CNBC, the "Oil flows like water..." As you can imagine, this is paving the way to even more incredible oil stock gains than we saw with either the Bakken or Eagle Ford (which both created their share of millionaires). The question here isn't when you should move on this opportunity, but HOW FAST you can move on it... because I can tell you, plenty of folks already have. Here's how you can ride the newest oil tsunami to explosive profits... Why Tech Will Save Our Oil Boom By Keith Kohl | Tuesday, June 30th, 2015  Back in 2008, hardly anyone had heard of the now-famous Bakken Shale in North Dakota. When the USGS released its assessment that year, reporting that North Dakota and Montana's Bakken formation held 3 to 4.3 billion barrels of technically recoverable oil — roughly 25 times more than its previous estimate in 1995 — it was only a matter of time before the play became the darling of the U.S. oil industry. It was as if a sudden massive oil discovery took place at the time, with investors suddenly realizing the kind of value the play truly held. But the truth is that we already knew there were billions of barrels up for grabs in the Williston Basin... and we've known it for quite some time. The discovery of oil in North Dakota actually took place 62 years ago! Advertisement 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. Shale 2.0: It Begins... A year ago, I talked a little bit about the first exploratory well drilled by Amerada Petroleum Corp. on Clarence Iverson's farm in Tioga, North Dakota. It soon became the first commercial oil well in the state. Two years later, a geologist named J.W. Nordquist formally described the Bakken as a prolific source rock with oil migration into surrounding rock reservoirs. Unfortunately, the oil locked in the Bakken couldn't be extracted using conventional means, and companies all but wrote off the formation, only attempting to extract oil there as a last measure. Oh, how the times have changed... Things really started taking off after the USGS assessment I just mentioned. And like I said above, we already knew these tight oil formations held a jaw-dropping amount of oil-in-place. The only issue was how to effectively extract it. Look, my readers and I have had a front-row seat to the first stage of the United States' tight oil boom. Now it's time to double down on what's going to drive this boom forward. And now is the time to buy... Advertisement The Bottom is Here — It's Time to Buy Right now, three companies hold the key to an explosion of wealth right here in America... For now, the shares trade for well below their true values, but I can't see that lasting much longer. You see, these companies pay out double-digit gains every single quarter. They pay out so much that one man from San Bernardino, California just cashed a $13,364 check. And with their incredibly lucrative energy assets, shares of these companies are going to move much, much higher. Conservatively speaking, I'm predicting easy 621% gains here. But I'll warn you... the faster you move, the more you stand to make. Check out the full story here. Deeper, Cheaper, More Productive Things were much different in the early days of the shale boom, just as Harold Hamm and friends were still making a name for themselves in the Bakken. And for the last few years, I've been telling readers time and again that the next stage of the shale boom won't come from a massive discovery. It's technology that will drive us forward. And since 2008, that's precisely what has happened. In fact, U.S. drillers are getting better at tapping our tight oil resources with each new well they drill! Don't believe me? Well then, we can just let the numbers do the talking... Advertisement See Brian Hicks' Personal Brokerage Account In the next few minutes, you'll see a real-time trade — straight from the personal brokerage account of Angel Publishing's President, Brian Hicks. It's called the "R-4 Trigger," and it's a single indicator you can use to play the stock market for easy 88% gains as often as twice per month. That's a gain of $880 for every $1,000 you put in. So without further delay, I urge you to take a peek at this video of the "R-4 Trigger" in action. Why Technology Will Save the Energy Sector Last week, I noted how the average production per shale well in four key fields has increased considerably over the last eight years. So if the combination of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing was what kick-started the tight oil boom, what's next? When it comes to developing these tight oil resources, our biggest concerns are both the time and money it takes to drill and complete these wells. One of the first advancements we've seen was a move towards pad drilling, which allowed companies to drill multiple wells on a single location. The company simply had to disassemble the rig, move it over the new spot, and then rinse and repeat. And now, these operators are taking it a step further... One of the next game-changers that immediately come to mind is “walking rigs,” which I believe will soon become a common sight on these fields. Here's a quick video from Patterson-UTI Energy (NASDAQ: PTEN) that explains this new technological advancement. The differences between the new rigs being deployed today and the first-generation rigs is staggering. Below, you can see just how efficient the new rigs have become since 2011:
Ever wonder why the rig count has dropped precipitously since the summer of 2014, yet production continued to climb? The simple answer is that the rig count is quickly becoming disconnected from the total amount of feet drilled by oil wells.
Over the last six years, the number of “Generation 3” rigs in the field jumped by 60%, each one far more efficient than its predecessor. That, dear reader, is why investors still have faith in the most prominent tight oil plays — including West Texas, where my readers and I recently uncovered a tiny $1 oil company. In fact, these guys have another huge advantage over other shale plays... and you can learn exactly what it is right here. Until next time,
Keith Kohl 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. Follow Energy and Capital on    The Bottom Line | |
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