A small town's $10 billion energy project

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Have You Heard About “Hackberry's $10 Billion Secret”? There’s something unprecedented happening in the small, poor bayou town of Hackberry — and several others in the U.S. just like it. It involves a historic energy project carefully being built under the watchful eye of the U.S. government. For America, it means the creation of $200 billion in newfound wealth. But for the world, the results of these projects could trigger a huge geopolitical power shift. Meanwhile, this energy technology is going to mint money for early investors... Click here now for the full, breaking story.

A small town's $10 billion energy project

By Keith Kohl | Saturday, October 31, 2015

This weekend, we bring you the week's most popular stories from Energy and Capital and our sister site, Wealth Daily... An Energy Windfall for a Dirt-Poor Town: Hackberry, Louisiana's $10 Billion Energy Project Small towns across the United States are about to see a huge influx in cash as billion-dollar energy projects begin running. Here's why it's a massive opportunity for investors... Investing in U.S. LNG Exports: It's Finally Time to Capitalize on the Upcoming LNG Boom Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl explains how investors should be taking advantage of the upcoming LNG export boom before it's too late. The Dark Side of Earnings: Musical Chairs Valuations look decent while the buyback music is playing. But if there's no real growth when the music stops, it will be a problem. The Energy Source That's Replacing Big Oil: Why Elon Musk is Ushering in Metal Oil Owning a piece of this now is like getting in on one of the first oil gushers of the 20th century. Metal Oil is the energy source of the 21st century. Seven Bold Predictions for 2016: Debt, Debauchery, and Dystopia The best-performing market next year, plus six other bold predictions for 2016. Demand for Gold is Headed Up: Gold Rally! The demand for gold coins and bars increased by 26% in the third quarter. Here's why investors should pay attention. Advertisement The ONE word that terrifies Bill Gates With his net worth of $79 billion, you can imagine there isn't much for Bill Gates to be afraid of. Well, in a recent interview, he came clean that something is keeping him awake at night. And it has nothing to do with some competitor's new technology. It's about the massive global spread of an insidious disease — one much more devastating than Ebola. For the full details, I urge you to click here now. 2016 Solar Stock Predictions: Own These Energy Stocks Before 2016 Investing in solar will be tricky but very profitable in 2016. Follow the Midas Supergroup for 67,000% Gains: The Next Endeavor Involves Energy... The elite investment collective called the Midas Supergroup is known for backing projects that produce massive returns. And its next project is revolutionizing the way we use electricity. Here's Why Apple Rules: The First Trillion-Dollar Company? I knew when I saw the first iPod ads back in 2004 that Apple would have a hit on its hands... but I had no idea just how successful Apple would be. Big Crash in Hoverboards Christian DeHaemer talks about the surging demand for lithium and where it comes from.

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