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Gains From Big Oil: Americans Collect Millions in "Oil Reimbursement" Checks A Taipan Publishing Group Strategy Report After years of vicious price gouging, Big Oil is set to make "Reimbursement Payments" that could fund retirement for many qualified americans Let Me Tell You Up Front: As backwards as it sounds, today’s excessively high oil prices could help hand you the biggest winners in your entire investing career. You see, after years of vicious price gouging, Big Oil is set to make "Reimbursement Payments" that could help fund your retirement. Thanks to the help of this unique situation, you could make 50% in less than a month... and 400% by the end of this year. And you could begin receiving your payouts as early as tomorrow. But, like most valuable information, this story has yet to be disseminated outside of Wall Street’s top investing circles. That means it’s completely off the radar of everyday investors. The sad truth is, most investors will never learn how to collect their oil reimbursement checks until all the money has already been allocated.
But, thanks to some key industry contacts who have now come forward (combined with months of extensive research and due-diligence), I’m going to reveal to you the full details on this lucrative investing situation so that you can begin collecting your oil reimbursement checks right now. For smart investors, there's a lot of money to be made very quickly. In fact, your payouts could get as high as 10 to 1, as you’ll see. And the beauty of this situation is that you can make these remarkable returns at a time when oil is at $100 per barrel and gas is $4 per gallon. The entire situation boils down to this: After years of mismanagement, greed, and false bravado, the CEOs of the world’s top oil companies are all coming to the same troubling conclusion: Their multi-billion dollar companies are running out of oil. And, while most oil experts are debating over the relevance of $100 oil prices, the truly damaging effect of this will be that billions of dollars in Big Oil’s stock valuations are about to get wiped off the books. Now, before going any further, please understand that this is much different than the same old "Peak Oil" argument you’ve been hearing for years. After all, it’ll be decades before any evidence supports or rejects the Peak Oil theory, and that’s why this "Oil Reimbursement" opportunity is so powerful. Gains From Big Oil: You could make 400% returns in 2008 whether Peak Oil is real or not What could that mean for you as an investor? It means you could become $60,000 richer by this time next year - and your payouts could begin immediately. You’ll find all of the specific profit instructions below, but let me set this investment play in motion with one simple (and troubling) fact... According to the November 8th issue of The Economist, profits from the major oil companies were down 15% in the third quarter of 2007 despite record high oil prices! Think about that... If Big Oil is reporting declining revenues at the same time that oil prices are at historically high levels, that means one thing: Oil reserves are beginning to dwindle. If this situation escalates in 2008 (and I have strong reasons to believe that it will), it’ll cause unprecedented losses for shareholders of Big Oil stocks. But, luckily for you, this can also make you rich. You see, as much as Houston’s top oil CEOs would love to sit around in their private changers, fantasizing about the Gusher days of yesteryear (when the garden-variety Texas oil came spewing out of the ground at only 6,000 feet down), the reality of today’s oil situation is much more critical. In Short: ExxonMobil, Chevron, and ConocoPhillips are quickly on the path to wiping out tens of millions of dollars in market valuation, and unsuspecting investors could be left holding the bag. Now don’t get me wrong. I’m not saying that ExxonMobil, Chevron, and ConocoPhillips are about to go bankrupt. What I am saying, however, is that continued production and profit declines in 2008 will set in motion the greatest destruction of wealth since the dot-com days of 1999 and 2000. Gains From Big Oil: I’m So Confident, You Can Mark My Words Right Now The biggest stock losers in the 2008 investing year will be Big Oil companies like ExxonMobil, Chevron, and ConocoPhillips. That’s Right. By the end of 2008, Big Oil stocks will perform worse than housing, worse than autos, and even worse than the troubled financials. I can see the headline on CBS MarketWatch right now... "ExxonMobil Profits Down $1.5 Billion in Q1 2008" In other words, the recent profit declines of Q3 and Q4 are just a small sampling of what’s to come. Just think what’ll happen when Big Oil, for the first time in history, begins to CONSISTENTLY MISS their numbers? I’ll tell you what’ll happen... Their stock prices will take an absolute beating. For instance, say that any one of the Big Oil firms is expected to report Q1 revenues of $10 billion in 2008, and they miss this number by 15%. Do you think that Wall Street will cheer about the fact that they still made $8.5 billion? Heck no! In stark contrast, Wall Street will punish these stocks for "missing" estimates by $1.5 billion! And this will lead to every analyst and broker downgrading these stocks to hold or sell. You’ve seen this type of thing before... On any given day, a company can report "strong" earnings, but instead of moving higher, the company’s stock actually falls because their numbers came in BELOW expectations. It happened on Tuesday, December 18th with Goldman Sachs (GS:NYSE). The world's largest investment bank reported a record-breaking year, one that amazingly sidestepped the sub-prime crisis, and yet the stock fell over $10 on this news. That’s how Wall Street works - and when it comes to Big Oil stocks, any forthcoming oil production declines (however small) will have an extremely damaging effect on their valuations. You already know that U.S. Housing stocks lost 70% of their market valuations this year. Financial stocks like Citigroup, Bear Sterns, and Countrywide Financial lost over 50% as well. And look at those stocks now. No investor would touch them with a ten-foot pole. Gains From Big Oil: Next up is Big Oil... In fact, the magnitude this will have on Big Oil stocks will be amplified by ten... ripping tens of millions in market cap off these stocks in the blink of an eye. Make No Mistake: The market’s reaction to Big Oil stocks consistently missing their revenue numbers will lead to a historic destruction of fortune. It’ll be ugly, especially for millions of American investors holding these big oil stocks in their retirement accounts. And that’s where this opportunity gets really interesting... As you can imagine, this is devastating news for Big Oil CEOs like James Mulva of ConocoPhillips, Rex Tillerson of ExxonMobil, and Dave O'Reilly of Chevron. And don’t for one minute think any of these CEOs aren’t aware of just how ugly things will get. That’s why insiders have all been selling massive amounts of their company’s shares! If you look at the last 6 months of Insider Trading activity you’ll see that 1,135,377 shares of ExxonMobil, Chevron, and ConocoPhillips have been sold by insiders! At the average price of $85 per share, that’s $96 million in net insider sales!
That’s massive insider selling - and it should be a warning bell that insiders of Big Oil companies are scared stiff. And don’t for a minute believe what Big Oil CEOs say in front of a camera. Their companies are NOT in good shape - and their oil wells are NOT supplied with plenty of oil to meet the growing demand. The Insider Trading activity should clearly tell you that they’re running out of oil and they don’t know what to do. But listen - you don’t have to take it from me. Nor do you have to rely on their recent Insider Sales to base your opinion. Just listen to a man named Sadad Ibrahim Al Husseini, who is the former head of exploration and production at Saudi Arabia's national oil company. In London last month, Mr. Husseini went public with his oil doubts - saying that he didn't believe there were enough engineers or equipment to ramp up oil production fast enough to keep up with the thirsty global economy. What's more, he said that new oil discoveries are tending to be smaller and more complex to develop. This is from a man who was head of exploration and production in Saudi Arabia... so, of anyone else in the world, he knows what he’s talking about. TO SUMMARIZE: Big oil stocks like ExxonMobil, Chevron, and ConocoPhillips will experience escalating oil production declines throughout 2008, which will lead to consistent revenues misses - and Wall Street’s reaction to these revenue misses will spark devastating losses in these company’s shares. But instead of suffering alongside countless millions of Big Oil shareholders, you can use this same situation to safely collect remarkable returns. In fact, I’ll show you how to collect what I call "Oil Reimbursement" checks. Here’s how it works...
Let’s say that the U.S. government finally decided that Big Oil made too much money - and it was no longer fair to charge $4 for gas without sharing these profits with ordinary folks struggling to make ends meet. And what if the U.S. Government made a law that said Big Oil had to pay money into a fund... and people who signed up for this fund would get quarterly dividends that could grow your money as much as 400% over the next year. Plus, it offers you a chance to get a piece of Big Oil's success, which offsets the pain that you’ll be feeling at the pump for quite some time. This would be a great opportunity, right? Absolutely. Now let’s be honest. You and I both know that Big Oil will never share their billions in the way I described above, but luckily I’ve discovered how "Oil Reimbursements" could offer you a very similar situation. You see, "Oil Reimbursement" is a phrase I use to describe any company that owns an oil asset (such as an untapped oil reserve) that Big Oil companies are desperate to get their hands on. I’m talking about companies that not only exploit Big Oil’s production declines, but also represent the most attractive takeover or acquisition targets in the entire world. For example:
Those are just three Oil Reimbursement examples. All told, I’ve uncovered eight Oil Reimbursement companies that are all positioned perfectly to capitalize on today’s oil situation. Each stock could easily gain 50% in 2008. And, if any of these companies get acquired, I think it’s likely you’ll see gains of 200% to 400%. Sound like a big promise? It’s not. Consider Chevron’s big Gulf find in September 2006, which required them to drill more than 20,000 feet beneath the sea floor. Since Chevron was unable to get the oil out of the ground themselves, they needed to use a new class of drill ship that they commissioned with Transocean (RIG:NYSE). It was a classic "Oil Reimbursement" situation, and Chevron signed Transocean to a five-year contract worth $862 million. And, over the last five years, Transocean gained 503.2%. Acergy SA (ACGY:Nasdaq) was another oil driller that gained 1,438%. And another was Oceaneering (OII:NYSE) that gained 467.5% These are the types of returns you can expect when Big Oil depends on smaller companies to maintain their business operations - and that’s exactly what you’ll get investing in these Oil Reimbursement companies. Since every "Oil Reimbursement" company I’ve identified could gain 50% in 2008, this is a new way for you to collect remarkable income and safely grow your money - all at the same time. Add it up and you’re looking at a conservative gain of 400% in 2008. And the best part is, these potential returns are backed by Big Oil's billions! Now you’re probably wondering, "How has Big Oil gotten themselves into such a pickle?" Well, that’s the easiest part to understand... You see Big Oil has been defiantly relying on the same oil fields they’ve used since the 1970s, yet they continue to dismiss anyone who questions their sustainability. For years, former ExxonMobil CEO Lee Raymond refused to invest Exxon’s money in new refineries, arguing that "you have to think about where margins will be in 10-15 years time." That’s like saving pennies today in exchange for losing dollars tomorrow. And it isn’t only Lee Raymond - it’s an industry-wide problem! According to Larry G. Chorn, chief economist of Platts, the oil industry needed to have spent $350 billion on drilling and producing in 2005 to meet the 90 million barrels of oil a day required in 2010. But the International Energy Agency estimates that spending on oil-field production in 2005 came to only about $225 billion. Gains From Big Oil: That’s a $100 Billion Investment Shortfall! Big Oil is so backward in re-investing their profits, that, seventeen years after the Exxon Valdez spill dumped millions of gallons of crude oil into the pristine waters of Prince William Sound, Alaska, ExxonMobil has yet to pay $4.5 billion in punitive damages ordered by court. An Exxon representative told ABC News that the company can't afford to pay the settlement. And shortly after making this statement, ExxonMobil reported quarterly profits of $8.4 billion. Unbelievable? You bet.
Now, this frugal spending has certainly paid off for Big Oil insiders and CEOs. Lee Raymond, for example, left ExxonMobil about a year ago - and, according to the New York Times, he was paid something in the neighborhood of $400 million. Do you see what’s happening here? Lee Raymond avoided making the necessary investments in the future of ExxonMobil’s oil business - just to save money and line his own pockets with countless millions on his way out the door. It’s pretty clear that Big Oil is only interested in maximizing their own executive pay packages - leaving loyal shareholders the burden of dealing with the aftermath of their selfish decisions. And now, starting in 2008, ExxonMobil shareholders are about to pay the ultimate price. You see, most of the world's biggest fields are aging, and their production is declining rapidly. Just to keep global production at current levels, the oil industry needs to add at least four million daily barrels of new oil production every year. This added demand is roughly five times the daily production of Alaska’s Prudhoe Bay field - and it doesn't assume any demand growth at all. Needless to say, this WILL NOT happen. Just listen to the experts: "The fact remains that oil giants are struggling to pump more oil and gas." "Years of under investment in new talent have led to a limited and aging pool of skilled workers." "Oil production fell 9% on average. No matter how high the price goes, the oil majors cannot make a profit from oil they do not produce." The most telling quote comes from Joseph Quinlan of Investment Strategies Group, who is commenting on the fact that oil production in developing nations accounted for 81% of oil production last year. He said: "World oil production increasingly under the control of these nations [means] U.S. energy companies either gain access to these deposits or risk gradual decline in their production, reserves... and fortunes." The only way for companies like ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips to regain their level of oil production into 2008 and 2009 - and stay relevant in a world where their oil production is constrained - is to acquire companies that can help them play catch up.
And, as an early investor in these companies, you could make phenomenal returns when Big Oil comes calling.
As you can see, the money you can make as a Material Profits reader could be staggering. And now I truly believe that these "Oil Reimbursement" companies could generate the biggest gains we’ve ever seen in the history of Material Profits! I put many months of research into these Oil Reimbursement companies. In fact this investment opportunity is so big that I had to divide my research into three separate reports. Think of them as your own private collection (or library) of reports. The reports highlight eight Oil Reimbursement companies that stand to make windfall profits off this unfathomable oil situation. According to my estimates, every one of these companies could gain 50% in 2008, handing you total gains of 400%. But remember, any one of these companies is in great position to get acquired by a Big Oil company. When that happens, you could anticipate their stock to increase 3 to 1. Remember how much money I told you investors made when PKZ was bought out by China Natural Petroleum? Investors who got into PKZ early - before it was acquired by China Natural Petroleum - had the chance to make 14,000%. Now I can’t guarantee you’ll make 14,000% from the eight oil reimbursement companies I’ve uncovered... but, even if they made 1/10th of that, you’d be looking at 1,400% gains. Let me tell you a little about each of these reports. Gains From Big Oil: Oil Reimbursement Report #1: Make 250% From Three Little-Known Companies That Are Drilling up Panic at Big Oil Value: $250 Oil Land Company #1: This company trades in Australia, but not many investors realize that you can also buy it on the U.S. markets as well. Although they’re off the radar of Wall Street, they’ll soon become the leading energy company in Southeast Asia. The stock has averaged 45% a year since 2001, and has gained 52% over the last 52 weeks. Why Big Oil Needs Them: They have oil-rich land. They just acquired an interest in a gas field in Bangladesh with potential reserves of 34 billion cubic feet, making the shares an immediate buy. Oil Land Company #2: This company is a leading independent oil and gas company in the UK, Indonesia and Pakistan. The stock has averaged 50% a year since 2002, and over the last 52 weeks has gained 65.5%. Why Big Oil Needs Them: Two powerful developments are set to begin in Singapore and Indonesia. Since this purchase agreement has already been finalized, drilling will begin here in 2008 with delivery by early 2010, making shares an immediate buy Oil Land Company #3: The 3rd oil land company has exploration and production interests in Vietnam, Yemen and Thailand. This stock has been a very strong performer, averaging 360% a year since 2000 - and gaining 71% over the last 52 weeks. Why Big Oil Needs Them: As you read this, a drilling rig is on its way to Vietnam to explore potentially the largest oil discovery in company’s history - and the early indications have already shown the potential for 300 million recoverable barrels. That’s a world-class discovery, and the first oil is expected to be delivered in Q2 2008. This could be one of the most powerful investments you’ve ever made, and these shares need to be in your portfolio immediately. But Remember: Those are just the companies revealed in your first "Oil Reimbursement" report. Your second report could be even more explosive! Gains From Big Oil: Oil Reimbursement Report #2: Cutting Edge Oil Technology is Causing Waves in Deep Water technology: How you can profit Value: $250 Oil Technology Company #1: This company is the world-leader in deepwater technology. They just acquired a major oil block off the coast of Brazil, and the stock has averaged 69% a year since 2001. Why Big Oil Needs Them: They have the world’s best deepwater drilling technology, period. And, since most of today’s big oil finds are in deepwater territories, it’s critical that Big Oil has access to this drilling technology. Oil Technology Company #2: This company has the very best harsh-environment semi-submersibles, jack-ups, shallow and deepwater tender rigs in the world. The stock has averaged 80% a year since 2005, making them an immediate buy at current levels. Why Big Oil Needs Them: This company just recorded record profits of $150 million in Q4 2007 - and they also just announced a $970 million contract for its West Capella drill ship. Oil Technology Company #3: This company provides life-of-field services and development solutions to offshore energy producers worldwide - which means they help sustain oil fields currently in use. This is a major need for Big Oil, and that’s why the stock has averaged 47.5% a year since 1999. Why Big Oil Needs Them: Big Oil needs to do everything possible to sustain the life of their aging oil wells - and this company is the perfect fit. They just received an $80 million contract - plus they just reported a 47% increase in Q3 profits. This stock is hitting on all cylinders, making it an immediate buy. Your third report completes the library... Gains From Big Oil: Oil Reimbursement Report #3: Why Offshore Drilling is a Must for Big Oil… and Your Portfolio Value: $250 Oil Infrastructure Company #1: This company is the leading provider of offshore construction services with 24 construction barges, 22 lift-boats, 17 dive support vessels, and 15 marine support vessels. The stock has averaged 88% a year since 2002, and it has gained 66% over the last 52 weeks. Why Big Oil Needs Them: They were just awarded a $36 million contract for the development of a new oil field located off the shore of West Africa - and Big Oil desperately needs access to this field. Oil Infrastructure Company #2: This company just won two major oil contracts in China: one for a marine drilling riser system and another for a new deepwater submersible drilling unit. The stock has averaged 213% a year since 2005 and gained 24% over the last 52 weeks. But the best is yet to come. Why Big Oil Needs Them: Exposure to the Chinese markets could be massive for Big Oil. Since the value of these new Chinese deals was not disclosed, Wall Street does not know how to properly value this company - and that could lead to a tremendous profit opportunity for early investors. If you’d like complete access to the entire "Oil Reimbursement" library of reports, then all I need you to do is tell me where to send them. The reports are my free gift to you. As you read through each report, you’ll understand why even by my most conservative estimates, you have the opportunity to gain 50%... eight times over... investing in the companies outlined in my Oil Reimbursement library. All eight Oil Reimbursement companies have been meticulously researched and prepared by me.
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