Cornering the Tech Market

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"It's like printing money." That's how Oppenheimer Analyst Fadel Gheit describes America's fastest-growing oil field. What's more, he says it's one of the "purest oil plays" in the world. One company will be "printing money" for its investors as the share price runs from $4 a share to as much as $22.80. Click here for the details. Cornering the Tech Market By Keith Kohl | Sunday, September 20th, 2015 This weekend, we bring you the week's most popular stories from Energy and Capital and our sister site, Wealth Daily... Tiny Company Cornering a Tech Market: Why it Could Be Bigger Than the Big Three This tiny company is just one-one thousandth the market cap of Apple, but it has the potential to capture a user base bigger than that of Apple, Google, and Facebook... combined. Solar Will See $3.7 Trillion in Investment by 2040: Innovation and Energy Production Make Solar a Hit Energy and Capital editor Alex Martinelli discusses the future of solar investing. 4,000-Year-Old Economics: The Crisis of Ancient Kanesh The Kanesh economy transformed from a simple trading economy to one built on financial speculation. It becomes a bubble that pops. Defying the Oil Glut: Where Smart Investors Are Cashing in on Oil This tiny, sub-$1 driller is tapping an incredible opportunity in the United States... and because of its strategic positioning, it could be one of the first to skyrocket once oil prices move back up. Taxes, the New Opiate of the Masses: The Biggest Threat is the One You Don't See Coming "There is no crueler tyranny than that which is perpetuated under the shield of law and in the name of justice." — Charles de Montesquieu A Crude Awakening for the Internet of Things: Capitalizing on this "Connected Enterprise" Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl delves into the technological advancement emerging right now that is helping the oil industry weather low crude prices. Advertisement $3 "card" to make investors rich A new invention has recently sent massive waves through the medical community. It amounts to a credit card-sized device that can do the job of a certified doctor... and it can do it in minutes. For the medical community, this means a world-changing breakthrough. For you, it could mean an $80,000 payday. Click here for the full story... Let Amazon Pay YOU: Cash in on Every Package it Sends You don't have to own Amazon stock to cash in on this loophole that'll allow you to collect "royalties" every time it ships out a package. Doom and Student Debt Christian DeHaemer talks about the student debt bubble, what will happen when it ends, and how you can profit from it. Buffett's Income Secret It shouldn't be too much of a surprise that an investor as savvy as Buffett would come up with a way to make a fortune by doing something he already wanted to do anyway. That's why he's one of the richest people in the world. An OPEC Civil War Erupts: Strange Things Afoot in the House of Saud Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl reveals the real casualties from Saudi Arabia's oil war and offers investors a light at the end of the tunnel for bottoming oil prices.   Follow Energy and Capital on The Bottom Line Related Articles Investing in Renewable Yieldcos Navigating the Bear Market for Crude Oil Investing in Google Renewable Energy How the World's Tech Giants are Losing the Solar Race Recently... Doom and Student Debt Strange Things Afoot in the House of Saud Capitalizing on this "Connected Enterprise" Innovation and Energy Production Make Solar a Hit Why You Shouldn't Just Think "Tesla" with Lithium Batteries

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