China's Worst Fear is Coming True

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Date: Wed, Mar 27, 2013 at 12:14 AM
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China's Worst Fear is Coming True By Keith Kohl | Tuesday, March 26th, 2013 You might not be fully aware of China's intentions behind their latest Arctic oil deal with Russia. On the surface, this story looks like another example of the burgeoning friendship between the two countries. However, the real story came to light during Chinese President Xi Jinping's trip to Moscow to promote increased cooperation with Russia... Along with a slew of economic deals, such as significantly hiking trade volumes, Russia agreed to increase future oil and natural gas exports. As it stands now, Russia ships about 15 million tons of oil every year to China, a number that is expected to grow to 31 million tons per year within the next three decades. But China is after more than simply boosting trade deals and making new friends. The Chinese are shaking hands with Russians as a means to implement the next step of their long-term energy plan — a strategy that has grown abundantly clearer over the last several years. Advertisement If you think your retirement savings are under your control... You've something else coming. Thanks to a set of new legal guidelines coming down the pipeline, you're about to lose control over your current savings — and any you may compile in the future. And if Obama has anything to say about it, you'll also earn a fixed percentage on any savings you ever earn. It's shocking... it's damaging... and it'll be in effect sooner that you think. Check out the full details in this presentation right away.  Best Friends or Bitter Enemies? In the years since Russia planted its flag on the Arctic seabed in 2007, the world has been waiting for Putin to bring in outside help to produce the oil there. That's normally a job for the supermajors like ExxonMobil and friends — but China's getting a piece of the action this time around. Russia has agreed to let China National Petroleum Corp. (CNPC) join Russia's OAO Rosneft in exploring Arctic waters for oil. So not only are the Chinese doubling the amount of their future oil imports from Russia, but they're also getting a stake in the Arctic drilling that's about to take place. In addition to CNPC drilling in three Arctic locations, China Development Bank Corp. will lend Rosneft approximately $2 billion. Of course, China's loan with Russia is backed by future oil production, a detail many tend to overlook. China has been making deals like these for years. They poured billions of dollars into Venezuela's oil industry in exchange for guaranteed supply in the future. Soon after that deal, Chavez said oil exports to China would reach as high as one million barrels per day. And this deal goes a little deeper than merely promising to increase oil exports to China... PDVSA, Venezuela's state-run oil company, was shipping between 300,000 and 400,000 barrels per day just to pay off the loans. We can go back even further, too: In 2009 China shelled out $10 billion to Brazil's state-run oil company, Petrobras. The deal further stipulated that Petrobras would send Sinopec up to 200,000 barrels of oil per day during the next decade. What's behind the Chinese scrambling to secure future oil supplies? It all comes down to fear. Advertisement Warren Buffett's Favorite Oil Stocks When Warren Buffett spent $34 billion to buy the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway, he was buying into the Bakken oil boom. Last year, his railroad announced it is boosting its shipping capacity in the Bakken oil field to over 1 million barrels per day. Here's a low-cost, low-risk way you can profit right alongside Uncle Warren.  China's Sober Outlook Here in the United States, we keep hearing energy independence is right around the corner. Usually, it's tied to the "Drill, baby, drill" slogan or Obama's "All-of-the-above" energy strategy. Fortunately, we don't have to account for much growth over our current consumption rates. But that's not the case for China and other developing countries which, according to the EIA, make up nearly all of global energy to 2035... China isn't deluding themselves over how tight oil supplies will become over the next few decades. What's more, the Chinese are smart enough to not put all their eggs in one basket. Within a decade, China will be Russia's largest buyer of oil; they're already buying more Saudi oil than anyone else. Still, no matter how realistic China is when it comes to securing future energy supplies abroad, their own unconventional resources are staring them right in the face... Despite having an extraordinary amount of shale gas underground, right now it's unlikely this resource will play a major role in China's energy production. Take a look: The problem for China comes down to technology. We're much further along in this department, especially when it comes to drilling and extracting our own shale resources. This essentially means China will to have to buy their shale boom. And that's precisely what they're doing... Cash isn't much of a problem when you have the Chinese government behind you. CNPC recently said it may invest as much as $40 billion for access to U.S. shale plays. And just last month, Sinopec spent $1 billion for a 50% stake in Chesapeake's Mississippi Lime operations. They're after our experience, plain and simple — and they're willing to pay top dollar for it. This is how investors will take advantage of their greed. 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 Top U.S. Gas Play Williston Basin Oil Mexico's Coming Gas Crisis Venezuela Oil Crisis Recently... Bank on the Marcellus Shale Buy IRET Bigger than Fracking! Billion of Barrels Still to Come... OPEC is Done!

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Buy IRET

It is our understanding that REITS are now legally accepted in the PHL.  Phisix and its President Franklin Lim announced this in a forum.  This could be a great way of redistributing wealth to the public via the stock market.

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Date: Thu, Mar 21, 2013 at 7:25 PM
Subject: Buy IRET

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Buy IRET By Brian Hicks | Thursday, March 21st, 2013 In today's edition of Energy and Capital, I'm going to show you another way to profit from the shale oil and gas boom currently taking place in the United States. In the past, I would recommend you buy producers, wildcatters, and pipeline stocks. Today, however, I'm recommending a REIT. The name of the REIT is Investors Real Estate Trust (NASDAQ: IRET). Sexy name, huh? But I don't care about its name. All I care about is getting paid from IRET. And its yield is very sexy.  REITs are an essential part of your portfolio because of the consistent, steady income they pay investors. Before I get into the details of IRET, let me explain what an REIT is... Advertisement America's Fastest Growing Oil Play Over 250 million barrels of light, sweet crude were pumped out of this North Dakota oil field in 2012. This year, production will swell to over 300 million barrels.  No wonder profits are surging for the companies that pump this oil... One $8 company will grow profits by 500% this year. And its stock price is likely to double. Get the details here. What's a REIT? REIT stands for Real Estate Investment Trust. According to my colleague, Chris DeHaemer:  REITs were established by an act of Congress in 1960 so average investors could participate in large-scale commercial real estate projects. It's one of the few things Congress got right. To qualify as a REIT, a company must have most of its assets and income tied to real estate investment and must distribute at least 90 percent of its taxable income to shareholders annually in the form of dividends. A company that qualifies as a REIT is permitted to deduct dividends paid to its shareholders from its corporate taxable income.According to my colleague Chris DeHaemer: As a result, most REITs historically remit at least 100 percent of their taxable income to their shareholders and therefore owe no corporate tax. Taxes are paid by shareholders on the dividends received and any capital gains. Most states honor this federal treatment, and also do not require REITs to pay state income tax. Like other businesses — but unlike partnerships — a REIT cannot pass any tax losses through to its investors. This means REITs pay high dividends to you every year. Owning a REIT gives you the benefits of being a landlord without having to go unclog some schmuck's toilet in the middle of the night. Investors Real Estate Trust is based out of Minot, North Dakota. Starting to see the picture here? Minot is located in Ward County, just one county removed from Williams County... and you may recognize Williams County as ground zero for the Bakken oil boom. It's about a two-hour drive from Minot to the city of Williston. Advertisement Collect a $1,638 "Rent" Check Every Month Some investors have found a way to collect huge "rent" checks every month by partnering with one of the world's biggest "landlords." One man from Ontario gets $1,638/month. Another in Arizona gets an amazing $5,969/month.  One Texas man's checks have grown to $23,220/month!  And they're receiving these checks without owning any real estate! To learn how you can join them, click here.  IRET owns properties in 12 states, mainly in the Upper Midwest. I like IRET because it has a long history of financial stability and distribution payouts. It was founded in 1970, making it one of the oldest active REITs in the United States. I found data going back only to 1992... but since then, IRET has never missed a distribution payment to its unitholders of the REIT. Today IRET owns and manages a diversified portfolio of apartments, commercial and medical office buildings, senior housing facilities, retail centers, and industrial properties located predominantly in the Upper Midwest. On average, IRET seeks to acquire $100 to $200 million of conforming real estate assets each year to build its $1.7 billion portfolio of properties.  Currently it pays a yield of 5.6%... But the real juice to this play is that we're getting exposure to two booming sectors in the U.S. economy: energy and real estate. The housing boom and infrastructure strain in the Bakken region has been well-documented in these pages, so there's no need to rehash it again... but let me restate the housing shortage problems from a year ago are still an issue. And as wages continue to surge in North Dakota, real estate will continue to do well, too. For example, the average per capita income in Williams County was more than $80,000 in 2011. This ranked Williams County among the richest counties in the entire nation! Not surprisingly, North Dakota had a number of areas ranked as some of the fastest-growing in the United States: The Williston Micro Area ranked first, and the Dickinson Micro Area ranked third. For the first time in decades, North Dakota beat out neighboring Minnesota in population growth. This new influx of people is creating a boon for real estate investors like IRET. Oil workers who came to the state a few years ago have bought up all the available housing, driving up prices. The median home price in Williams County is $349,000. That's where IRET's apartment portfolio comes into play... IRET's insiders have been extremely bullish. Since July 2012, there have been 25 insider purchases — without a single insider sale! And the insider buying has continued into 2013. I'm bullish too. I rate IRET a buy under $10. Forever wealth,  Brian Hicks Brian is a founding member and President of Angel Publishing and investment director for the income and dividend newsletter The Wealth Advisory. He writes about general investment strategies for Wealth Daily and Energy and Capital. Known as the "original bull on America," Brian is also the author of Profit from the Peak: The End of Oil and the Greatest Investment Event of the Century, published in 2008. In addition to writing about the economy, investments and politics, Brian is also a frequent guest on CNBC, Bloomberg, Fox, and countless radio shows. For more on Brian, take a look at his editor's page. I liked this article | I did not like this article Follow Energy and Capital on

Bakken Blockbusters

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Date Sun, Mar 17, 2013 | Bakken Blockbusters

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Bakken Blockbusters By Brianna Panzica | Sunday, March 17th, 2013 Happy St. Patrick's Day! Here are the week's most popular stories from Energy and Capital and our sister site, Wealth Daily... Black Gold Rush: The Biggest Shale Reserves In this part of the country, small-town landowners became millionaires and ghost towns became boom towns — and investors are set up for massive gains. A New Use for Coal: Ready to Drive a Coal-Powered Car? Some believe coal will power the cars of the future, even rivaling hybrid and electric cars. Are they right? Successful Investing: How to Live Comfortably You may remember back in November of 2011, I gave you my 5 Rules for Successful Investing. With the Dow now making new record highs, let's revisit those rules... Bakken Blockbusters: The Oil Play Billionaires Love Let me tell you about three North Dakota oil stocks that are still unknown — but that are primed for massive gains. Advertisement What Do Recent Spikes in Silver Demand Mean for You? Well, I'll have you know that as silver demand continues to blow through the roof (the U.S. Mint has even been forced to stop producing certain coins because of it), you have the shot to rake in some insane profits. Thing is I'm not talking about buying physical silver — or even shares of silver companies... There's actually a MUCH better way to play the current silver surge. And I'm positive you've never heard about it before... To find out how to rake in record profits on silver (as early as June of 2013), check out the full information right here.  OPEC's Crisis of Confidence: Drilling Deep Profits Keith Kohl prepares to reveal a new drilling technology that's about to take the U.S. shale boom to record heights. Profit from this Government Loophole: Time is Running Out Average citizens are banking five figures by taking advantage of this government dictum. The Enemy of Obesity is a Free Market: Today, Freedom Wins! Enabling a real free market — not a soda ban — is the only way lawmakers can help fight this nation's obesity problem. Discovered: 17 Bakkens Stacked On Top of One Another Thanks to the revolution in hydraulic fracturing, the Permian Basin is expected to regain its stature in the global oil market. It is set to become the king. Brian Hicks explains... Big Silver Goes Hunting: Buyouts in Silver Christian DeHaemer shares with readers the latest M&A news in Silver Land. Recent market action tells us this is the time to go prospecting. Did You Buy This Stock?: BofA's Been Up as Much as 12% Money may not buy happiness, but it can't hurt to give it a shot. So here's my best shot... Solar for the Price of Fossil Fuels: Falling Energy Costs One tech company could soon make solar power as cost effective and energy efficient as fossil fuels. Mexico's Coming Gas Crisis: Stroke of Shale Luck... or Doomed to Fail? Mexico is heading straight toward a natural as crisis. Find out why the United States might be their only saviour. Follow Energy and Capital on The Bottom Line Related Articles Past Peak Oil Oil, Oil Stocks to Head Higher Reviving Venezuela's Oil Industry Recently... Is This the Next Big American Oil Field... Again? Don't Fall for this Clean Energy Scam! Drilling Deep Profits Ready to Drive a Coal-Powered Car? Heavy Oil Investments

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Ethanol Sucks! - Drought - will it cause fuel/food shortage?

 From Energy and Capital

What is the relation of the drought in US to ethanol?  What is the major component of ethanol?  Where does it come from?

Why is waiver needed from EPA?

What steps can be taken to mitigate the food/fuel problem in USA?

Is it food or fuel shortage we have here?

But it is very likely that there will be mass slaughter of pigs which will result in 14% in food prices next summer.   Right now, There is 30% increase in pork prices

Fwd: Welcome to Energy and Capital

       


 

The play here is on energy and precious metal.  Precious metal known as REE (rare earth elements) is dominated by China.  The demand for REE is strong and prices are increasing.  Therefore much money is to be made by investing in something that is rare. 

Gold is not the only thing that is precious - rare earth is because it used in defense equipment, electronic equipment and products like lithium batteries, motors.



                                 



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Fwd: It's a Win-Win for Natural Gas Investors

                                  

Here is a very interesting report on energy.  The problem of the world now is energy.  The demand for oil, fossil fuel, is outstripping supply and exploration activities.

There simply will be no more energy in the next century.  Experts predict that North Sea Oil fields will be producing only 30% of what it produces now.  The high oil prices simply reflect this situation.

If this report is true, this is something to be happy about especially for Americans.  But China will surely buy into this energy source, and the world will again be thirsty for oil.

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It's a Win-Win for Natural Gas Investors By Keith Kohl | Thursday, May 17th, 2012 If you haven't noticed by now, true energy independence is at the end of a long and winding road of broken promises and wordy speeches. We know the song and dance all too well. It begins with a few notes about eliminating U.S. dependence on foreign oil entirely, followed by a two-step over renewables alleviating a very serious decades-long addiction to crude. It's been done eight times since Nixon took the oath of office in 1969 — and with every repeat performance, we nod our heads and clap along. It should be noted that the presidential dedication to energy independence doesn't come without a bit of humor... The 32 solar panels that Carter installed on the White House were promptly taken down as soon as Reagan took a seat in the Oval Office. In fact, it was one of his first executive decisions. So where are we today, 36 years into listening to the same broken record? 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U.S. LNG is the bandwagon everyone's jumping on — and the same place they could end up getting burned. So far, our Commander in Chief has been supportive of LNG exporting projects. (Were you expecting anything different during an election year?) I, for one, am not expecting our future flood of shale gas to hit foreign shores just yet. The uproar we talked about last week still hasn't been felt. Here's the catch: Obama doesn't have to openly oppose it. Because buried deep in the government's archives is a particular piece of legislation that's been tucked away for decades... The Export Administration Act of 1969 effectively gave the president the authority to limit or suspend exports of U.S. commodities (among other things) in the interest of national security, short supply, and foreign policy. I can think of a few individuals who consider our domestic energy supplies — specifically, our cheap natural gas — an interest to national security. Right now, natural gas costs roughly the same as a $15 barrel of oil. A best-case scenario wouldn't collapse current oil prices that low. When the first shipments of LNG depart from Gulf Coast facilities, the inevitable outcome would be rising domestic natural gas prices. When that happens, how long until political pressure reaches a boiling point for the current president? More importantly, is there a way for us to properly prepare for the upcoming shift to natural gas? On the one hand, low prices have been crushing North American gas producers; on the other, future LNG exports could be nipped in the bud by pushing the right political buttons. Advertisement Here's What Wall Street is so ANGRY About Wall Street money managers get rich off the fees they charge individual investors for stock recommendations that may — or may not — perform well. 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Just as we saw in the early days of the U.S. petroleum industry, the real investment potential lies with infrastructure.  According to EIA data, there are more than 210 natural gas pipeline systems and over 300,000 miles of transmission pipelines across the United States: Add to that 1,400 compressor stations, 11,000 delivery points, 24 market hubs, and over 400 underground storage facilities... and we're still not prepared for the transition from oil. Though we've covered several of these infrastructure plays recently, the real money here is in supplanting oil's domination in the transportation sector. When millionaires are filling up their trucks for $1 a gallon, it's a no-brainer to hop aboard. That's the direction we're headed. This is how you can prepare for it. 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. Follow Energy and Capital on The Bottom Line Related Articles Obama's Favorite Gas Stocks Fracking Water Market You Should Be Bullish in the Bakken Energy Investments Recently... Now is the Time to Buy Breaking News: French Nuclear Power Plant Bombed! Energy and Capital's Weekend Edition Green Light for Gas Profits $9 Billion by 2020

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Forward to a Friend Having trouble viewing this issue? Click here. Refer a Friend to Energy and Capital. Don't Buy Facebook's IPO — Buy This Instead By Nick Hodge | Tuesday, May 15th, 2012 You hear about it everywhere. The $100 billion Facebook IPO is set to be the largest tech event of this decade. People in diners, on elevators, and around the water cooler are talking about this stock like they used to talk about Google... The Facebook IPO will be huge. But the sad fact is Wall Street power brokers are buying Facebook before it launches — making it impossible for you to get in on the big payday. Lucky for you, there is a better way to play it... one that could make you even more money just as fast. Click here to see it. Good Investing, Nick Hodge Senior Editor, Energy and Capital