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Date: Sat, May 19, 2012 at 12:02 AM
Subject: Famous Director Crashes the Fracking Party

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Famous Director Crashes the Fracking Party By Nick Hodge | Friday, May 18th, 2012 A very interesting story broke this week from Frackland. Indie rock band Here We Go Magic was getting on Route 70 in eastern Ohio when they passed a hitchhiker. Bass guitarist Jen Turner wanted to pick him up, but a sound guy convinced the band to turn back around. And boy, are they glad they did. Frackin' and Hitchin' But it's the reason the band was on the road in this particular area that's most fascinating... It was because of the major hydraulic fracturing operations now under way in southwestern Pennsylvania. When you're on the road playing shows, you don't book accommodations ahead of time. And the band learned the hard way that the fracking boom is so massive, workers have occupied all vacant motel rooms. Having not booked ahead of time, the band had to keep driving until they reached Ohio, where they finally found a Days Inn with vacancy at four in the morning. There are about 5,000 wells on top of the Marcellus Formation in that part of Pennsylvania. Nearly 2,500 new ones are being added each year, with some estimates saying there will be more than 100,000 there in the next few decades. There will be many more in the rest of the formation that spans from West Virginia to New York. This one formation alone supplied 6% of our natural gas last year. That figure will more than double by 2020. Advertisement Natural Gas Riches This 1,000-mile-wide tract of U.S. land has created more billionaires than Apple and Google combined. Learn why this piece of little-known real estate is so vital to American energy independence — and how it can catapult two stocks I've found by over 532%. Click here. Five years ago drilling companies started showing up, offering to lease the land below the homes of ordinary citizens... People who, until then, had an average income of $18,285. Now they're leasing their land for hundreds of thousands of dollars. Bill Hartley, a 63-year-old cattle farmer, leased his farm for more than $110,000. He gets a 12.5% royalty on any gas produced there. That's not why iconic cult film director John Waters of Pink Flamingo and Hairspray fame was thumbing down an I70 on-ramp when the band's van flew by. But it's part of the reason he got picked up. If it hadn't been for the fracking boom, that van wouldn't have been there. Advertisement The Bakken Bank Account These days, oil in the ground is like money in the bank. And with tens of billions of barrels, the Bakken is the best bank there is. You can pen your "Bakken Bank Account" today for as little as $6.00. Click here to get started.  More than Marcellus Current fracking operations cover much more than just a corner of Pennsylvania. There are pockets of shale formations spanning the entire continent. Trillions in capital are being moved around — going to landowners, pipeline operators, drillers, truckers, water cleaners, and more. We've come to call this outcropping of gas fields the 'Ring of Fire.' But be careful when investing. It's easy to get burned. With natural gas prices at decade lows, not all companies are making money... That's why we put together this presentation to show you those that are. Call it like you see it, Nick Hodge @nickchodge on Twitter Nick is an editor of Energy & Capital and the Investment Director of the thousands-strong stock advisory, Early Advantage. Co-author of the best-selling book Investing in Renewable Energy: Making Money on Green Chip Stocks, his insights have been shared on news programs and in magazines and newspapers around the world. For more on Nick, take a look at his editor's page. Follow Energy and Capital on The Bottom Line Related Articles Natural Gas Profits, One Way or Another Shale Implosion? Pennsylvania Votes on Fracking Contamination Not Linked to Fracking, Study Says Recently... Best Advice Not the Most Popular Now is the Time to Buy Breaking News: French Nuclear Power Plant Bombed! Energy and Capital's Weekend Edition Green Light for Gas Profits

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