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Brazil, The World’s Best Performing Stock Market
Why The Smart Money Is Flooding Brazil. Here’s a challenge: Find me a more exciting investment story than Brazil right now. I guarantee you will fail.
Where Will Future Oil Production Come From and How Can Investors Profit Today, Part 2
The IEA forecast for a daily increase in global oil production of 31 million barrels by 2030—a 37% jump—sounds like pure fantasy. Do the facts support it? Are big oil companies already searching for that future oil and finding it? Do they have plans to produce it?
Brazil Is Hitting the Town and Buying…Dollars?
Brazil has had some good fortune lately. On April 30, Standard and Poor’s upgraded the entire country and nine of Brazil’s banks to “investment grade.”
The Commodity Investor Q&A
How long before Bakken has a real impact on the price of oil? The answer’s never, sorry. Here’s why…
$200 Oil and the Hole That Could Swallow Mexico
For 16 days, they blockaded the halls of congress. For 16 days, they chanted in the streets. Until finally, victory was theirs… the bill was struck down, the enemy bested.
The Commodity Investor Q&A Wednesday, May 7, 2008
I don’t believe nuclear energy is the solution to this problem, at least not in its current form. The dirty secret of the nuclear industry is that we still don’t have an adequate waste disposal system. While carbon dioxide pollution may let New Yorkers grow palm trees, radioactive waste will kill you.
Brazil Oil Discovery Could Reshape GeoPolitical Map
The recent discovery of two massive Brazilian oil fields may end the US’s reliance on Middle East crude.
According to Bloomberg:
Saudi Arabia’s influence as the biggest oil exporter would wane if the fields are as big as advertised, and China and India would become dominant buyers of Persian Gulf oil, said Peter Zeihan, vice president of analysis at Strategic Forecasting in Austin, Texas.
Where Will Tomorrow’s Oil Come From?
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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is the world’s leading petroleum exporter. Officially, it has reserves of about 260 billion barrels of crude oil - approximately 24% of the world’s total proven petroleum reserves.
The Commodity Investor Q&A: Wednesday, April 23rd, 2008
A recent story in the Financial Times covered the possibility that Nigeria’s crude oil output could fall by a third in the next seven years. The problem is, Nigeria is one of the top five foreign oil suppliers to the U.S.
Peak Oil in Russia, But a Plentiful New Find in Brazil
The concept of “Peak Oil” is becoming the conventional wisdom among global investors this decade. After all, it’s difficult to deny we’re reaching maximum oil production, when crude prices continue to hit new inflation-adjusted highs.
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