I beat’em again. Yesterday morning I was intrigued to see a Forbes headline that read, “Subsea Oil Equipment Firms Poised To Gain.” The article focused on Morgan Stanley’s latest research, touting the opportunities in deep-sea oil.
Frankly, these analysts are bit late to the game. Almost three months ago, I alerted BreakAway Investor subscribers to the immense potential for deep-sea oil. I laid out a great way to profit from the situation.
Some subscribers are already sitting on gains of more than 60% in only a few weeks. Best of all, there’s plenty more to go.
You see, there’s an untold amount of oil deep beneath the world’s oceans. In fact, estimates range as high as 1.3 trillion barrels. That’s more than enough to feed the world’s oil addiction for another 50 years!
The thing is, we’ve known about the tremendous pools of oil hidden deep beneath the sea for more than 40 years. The problem is, no one could get to it.
As you can imagine, pumping oil from the ice-cold regions as deep as 12,000 feet below the ocean’s surface can be pretty challenging.
At those temperatures, oil and a host of contaminants form a waxy buildup that clogs the pipes that lead the oil to the surface. The wax is infamous for shutting down deep-sea rigs, costing their owners huge sums of money.
But one company has developed the solution the deep-pocketed oil industry has been dreaming of for more than 40 years.
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This little-known company has opened the floodgates to a 50-year supply of oil that’s barely been tapped. It will dominate the deep-sea oil industry. Its shareholders will be huge beneficiaries of the explosive growth in the drilling market.
Companies that specialize in getting oil from deep under the seabed to the ocean’s surface will be raking in profits for years. BP’s Prudhoe Bay pipeline may be partially shut down and turmoil in the Middle East may or may not continue to drive up prices, but I say, “Who cares.”
This company’s technology is so good, oil that used to be strictly off-limits can now be pumped cheaper and faster than ever before. Energy experts estimate oil more than 10,000 feet below the ocean’s surface can be recovered for about $7 a barrel.
With figures like that, who cares how much we are paying for Middle East crude? Whether oil shoots up to $100 or plummets back to $12, this company is going to be raking in profits for years to come.
The most attractive part is the level of demand compared with supply. The demand for deep-sea drilling equipment is strong. According to a representative from the company I’m recommending, “We now have visibility of our market going out to 2010 and we are talking to operators about their requirements up to 2012.”
That means there’s at least six more years of fat profits and lightning-fast growth in the future. The outlook for deep-sea oil is even better from a 10-20 year perspective.
Alternative energy may have its day in the sun (pardon the pun), but for now, oil is still king. It will stay that way for a long, long time.
Enjoy your day,
Andrew Snyder
Executive Editor, Fear and Greed
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