which company are they talking about?
Dear Reader,
As you probably know, Chevron Corp. (CVX) just hit it big in the Gulf of Mexico.
On Tuesday, September 5, the energy giant discovered a new oil field 175 miles off the coast of Louisiana. According to The Washington Post, the new field could yield 3 billion barrels of recoverable crude.
With global oil supplies diminishing, this couldn’t have come at a better time...
Of course, eager investors poured into CVX on the news, hoping for a big payday.
Big mistake!
Why? Because Chevron is enormous, with a market cap of over $145 billion! Consequently, the new find barely budged its stock price.
So, if you’re thinking about buying Chevron, think again. The best you can expect is a modest 10-12% return over the next 12 months.
Besides, there’s a much better way to make a fortune in oil...
You see, although most people don’t know it yet, a second oil discovery (located approximately 3,412 milesnorth of Louisiana) is about to make a small group of insiders very rich.
According to a U.S. Geological Survey, this second oil discovery could yield 375 billion barrels of precious crude. That’s over 95 times the size of Chevron’s new field!
And here’s the best part: My confidential (and 100% legal) source has just confirmed that a small Canadian wildcatter has quietly secured a major chunk of this new oil territory!
Bottom line: It beat Big Oil to the punch, and now it’s going to reap the rewards.
This little-known oil company is tiny compared to Chevron... and make no mistake: The impact on its stock price will be staggering.
In fact, I expect it to triple by December 2006...
This is NOT the first time I’ve spotted an obscure oil stock on the verge of a major breakout.
Consider Heritage Oil (HOC.TO), a stock I recommended back in 2004...
Early investors made a fortune as Heritage jumped from $5 to $19. If you had played Heritage, you could have made nearly four times your money.
And then there was Soco International (SIA.L), a company I recommended in 2005...
Folks with the foresight to get in early made big money as Soco bolted from 275 pence to over 1,600 pence. If you had gotten in on Soco, you could have made over five times your money.
I believe the oil stock I’m recommending today will put the above gains to shame. In fact, I’m absolutely convinced it could deliver a 358% gain by December 2006.
But you must move fast...
As you’ll see in the following Special Report, this stock has already started its climb.
Official records indicate that Fidelity Management has scooped up 70 million shares — and other institutional buyers are rushing to get on board.
I suggest you join them... TODAY... because this stock is ready to move — and folks who get in now can expect to triple their money in the next three months.
The following Special Report will tell you exactly how to get in early. Please read on immediately to avoid missing out...
Regards,
Christian DeHaemer
Special Report Reveals...
How Rising ArcticTemperatures Turned
a $7 Mistake Into a $100 Million Fortune
The last time I saw an opportunity this lucrative... another Canadian wildcatter (PetroKazakhstan, Inc.) soared from 29 cents to $41 — handing early investors a 14,000% gain! If you’ve got a few dollars available for immediate investment,
I urge you to give this recommendation very serious consideration. Get in
today and you could pocket an easy triple by December 31, 2006...
Dear Reader,
It’s the most desolate place on the planet...
Blasted by freezing wind, covered by thick ice, and plunged into darkness much of the year... Manitoba, Canada is a frozen wasteland.
In fact, the region has more polar bears than people.
That’s why folks were a bit stunned when Colorado railroad man, Patrick Broe, bought Manitoba’s dilapidated Port of Churchill for $7 on September 8, 1997.
Despite the rock-bottom price Broe got from the Canadian government, folks still laughed. After all, who would want an abandoned port landlocked by miles of solid ice?
Broe, 59, a self-described junk dealer, is the owner of Denver-based Omnitrax, Inc., the largest privately held operator of short-line railroads in North America. He acquired the port at auction, figuring he would rather own it than have someone else use it as a “toll booth” for the 800-mile railroad he was building across Manitoba’s frozen tundra.
Broe also recognized the port’s hidden potential...
“Big mistake,” Broe’s friends chuckled. “The thing is worthless.”
“Wait and see,” said Patrick Broe with a wink.
Jump forward nine years to September 2006...
The wait is over, and skeptics have suddenly stopped laughing.
You see, rising Arctic temperatures have melted the ice around Manitoba... opening previously frozen shipping lanes, and turning Patrick Broe’s $7 “mistake” into a $100 million-per-year windfall.
The discovery was so amazing that Forbes magazine,TIME magazine, and TheNew York Times have all featured it in recent issues. And here’s the good news for you:
Mr. Broe is not the only beneficiary of the polar thaw...
In fact, the melting Arctic ice could hand you an easy triple by December 2006. In the long run, it could make you 12-15 times your money. Maybe a whole lot more.