The Best Selling Energy Book by Brian Hicks
Peak Oil is HERE!
They called us "pessimists." Said we were "too paranoid" and were "profiteers of doom and gloom."
And just last year, the talking heads on Fox referred to us as "peak freaks."
That's how the media has described us ever since we made a shocking prediction back on March 3, 2005.
If you missed it, here's what we said that day...
Even the stodgy Steve Forbes couldn't resist taking a swipe. He called us out, and made his own "shocking" prediction...
"In 12 months, you're going to see oil down to $35 to $40 a barrel. It's a huge bubble, I don't know what's going to pop it but eventually it will pop - you cannot go against supply and demand, you cannot go against the fundamentals forever."
We couldn't have said it better ourselves. You can't go against supply and demand forever.
That was over 5 years ago.
And today?
You know the story all too well. Oil is at record levels, hitting nearly $130 a barrel on May 20. And everybody from President Bush to OPEC to the CEOs of Big Oil are now saying exactly what we were saying in 2005: The world's supply of easy oil is quickly running out...
- "An abrupt escalation of oil prices after 2015 as a result of a global supply crisis cannot be ruled out. The consequences of unfettered growth in world energy demand are alarming." - International Energy Agency's World Energy Outlook
- "Many oil company CEOs privately agree that peak oil is imminent but don't say so publicly." -James Schlesinger, former head of the CIA, Secretary of Defense and Secretary of Energy, September 2007
- "We may be at a point of peak oil production." -Former President Bill Clinton, London Business School
- "The era of cheap energy is over - for good." - UK Energy minister Malcolm Wicks
- "We are experiencing a step-change in the growth rate of energy demand due to population growth and economic development... easy-to-access oil and gas will no longer keep up with demand." -Jeroen van der Veer, CEO Royal Dutch Shell, Jan. 28, 2008
- "I believe oil prices are going up because the demand for oil outstrips the supply for oil. Oil is going up because we use too much oil, and the capacity to replace reserves is dwindling. That's why the price of oil is going up." -President George Bush, November 7, 2007
Folks, we are now living in the era of Peak Oil.
That's why we just released our new book Profit from the Peak to bookstores. The truth of the matter is that we consider Profit from the Peak the final and most profitable chapter in the journey we're calling "the greatest investment event of the century."
Chock full of the latest energy and economic research from two internationally recognized energy and investment analysts, Brian Hicks and Chris Nelder, Profit from the Peak reveals the mind-boggling profit potential the end of oil represents.
"Brian and Chris deliver the painful yet potentially profitable truth about peak oil. Not theory anymore, but reality. This book is a must if you want a clear path to profits in the age of peak oil."
- Kevin Kerr, Editor of Dow Jones Global Resources Trader and President of Kerr Trading International
Make no mistake... If you're not prepared to capitalize on the global ceiling of oil production, you'll miss out on a moneymaking opportunity seven times bigger than the Internet bull market of the 1990s.
Even worse, if you're not prepared, your family could suffer, along with millions of others, if the nation were faced with a prolongued period of gas siphoning, job losses and food shortages.
About the Authors:
Brian Hicks
Brian Hicks is the founder/president of Angel Publishing Investment Research. He has been a featured expert on CNBC, Fox Business, Fox News and CNN. Brian's articles have been featured in several industry respected journals and news publications and he urrently writes for the Energy and Capital daily newsletter. An e-letter focuses on investments in the energy sector.
Chris Nelder
Chris Nelder is a self-taught energy expert who has intensively studied Peak Oil for nearly a decade, having written hundreds of articles on politics and the oil/energy markets. He also founded and published an online magazine called Better World in the mid '90s, as part of his lifelong interest in sustainability. From the time he bought his first stock at the age of 9, through several years of working as a software developer for MSN Money, and on up to the present, Chris has been a staunch believer in solution-oriented investing.
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