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Obama's "Secret Pipeline" Believe it or not, this is the reason Obama vetoed the Keystone XL pipeline... and authorized the construction of a "secret pipeline"... A pipeline that’s central to his economic policy, foreign policy, and environmental agenda. One that comes with a $3.4 trillion global price tag. Click here to see why he's supporting this secret pipeline... and why it could also be one of the most lucrative investments this year. It's done... By Keith Kohl | Friday, September 4th, 2015 It's all done. Everything was finalized on Wednesday, and the oil market will never be the same. After a landmark deal in July, a barrage of over-the-top attack ads on television, and a campaign of opposition in the media and political spheres, the Iran nuclear deal is happening. On Wednesday, Senator Barbara Mikulski of Maryland announced that she would be voting in favor of the deal that's rankled hardliners, war hawks, and oil investors throughout the world. Her pledge to vote for it brings the total of senators in the “yes” column to 34 — in other words, it immunizes the deal to a veto override in Congress. You see, if Congress passes a law rejecting or changing the nuclear agreement in any way, President Obama, as he has said several times, will veto the law. From there, Congress would try to overturn the veto. To do that, two-thirds of Congress would need to vote to override the veto, but with Senator Mikulski agreeing to vote for the deal on Wednesday, such an override is impossible. Aren't politics a joy? Soon enough, perhaps within a couple of months, the sanctions against Iran are going to be lifted, and the country will begin a massive ramp up in oil production. Yes, in return we will see a highly scrutinized nuclear program, but with oil in a serious glut as it is, the new oil out of Iran could be devastating for investors who don't prepare now. Here's what we suggest... 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From there, he claims that production will increase by 1 million barrels per day five months after sanctions are lifted, while another Iranian official has said the country will produce up to 5.7 million barrels a day at some point in the future. Zanganeh has also said he would support an emergency OPEC meeting to prop up oil prices (but still doesn't expect Iran to curb its output). In fact, Zanganeh said that $70 to $80 per barrel for oil would be a fair price for everyone, if the non-OPEC producers would get involved. However, anything that would cause a production cut in Russia or the U.S., or anything that would hurt Saudi Arabian market share, is going to crush any chance at higher prices in the short term. So instead, we should plan for the worst for oil prices when sanctions are lifted. I will caution that you should take Zanganeh's warnings with a grain of salt... I mean, the chances that Iran can ramp up production by 500,000 barrels within a week or two is slim, and another 1 million barrels in five months? It took Bakken producers seven years to hit 1 million barrels per day, so I have some serious doubts about Zanganeh's claims. But according to Bloomberg and A.T. Kearney Inc. oil consultants, the more realistic numbers are different but still support a deepened global glut. According to the firm, Iran's oil production will grow by 800,000 barrels per day in 2016, and then the country would aim for 6% year-over-year production increases until, in 2020, the nation would hit 4.955 million barrels a day. According to A.T. Kearney, that amount of production growth out of Iran would hit the American continents hard and would reduce output in oil producers in North and South America by 1.1 million barrels. Such a drop would be devastating in Venezuela and Mexico and could cause some serious blowback in Canada and the U.S. as well. That's why, as sanctions are close to being lifted, investors should prepare for a sustained period of low prices... 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. The Best Way to Take Advantage Now, as you probably expect, the companies that will be hit the hardest when sanctions are lifted will be drillers in the Americas. For one, drillers with too much debt and not enough profit could either be bought out or forced into bankruptcy. Also, the financially sound drillers will suffer because the market will be too scared to touch them with all of the bad press coming for oil. The best companies for energy investors will be the midstream players that move, refine, and store all of the oil being pumped during this glut. If you think Iran is going to keep all of its production for its own use, you're sorely mistaken. Because of this, I suggest you take a look at my portfolio where I recommend great, high-yielding midstream companies. These firms provide solid dividends and should surprise investors with decent capital gains once this new wave of oil production needs transporting and refining. You can see some of my picks by following the instructions here. 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. I liked this article | I did not like this article Follow Energy and Capital on The Bottom Line Related Articles The Secret Behind the Gatwick Gusher Pharaoh's Fire Breathing New Life into the Haynesville Shale Play China Gives Venezuela $5 Billion in Loans Recently... How to Profit Like an Investment Banker Is the UK Running Out of Options? Refiners Are Safe Havens During the Low-Price Period The UK Shale Boom is Coming The Rent is Too Damn High and Other Oddities

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