The Bakken Oil Formation at North Dakota - New Energy Investment Opportunity

                        

                                  


The advice here is a classic example of Ji-Wei -  opportunity in threats/risk.  The advice says that there is great opportunity for oil and energy because of Iran threat in the middle east.  The threat of war drives up oil prices like crazy and therefore oil plays are profitable.


                        

Remember this Bakken, North Dakota, the new oil drillers shale oil drilling paradise.

Geology.com on Bakken Formation

 

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Don't Miss This Buying Opportunity By Keith Kohl | Tuesday, May 15th, 2012 Publisher's Note: We're opening our most prestigious investment group for membership. This happens only once each year. It's for investors like you who want to sidestep "the system" and learn how to grow and protect wealth on your own... By accepting this invitation — and becoming a partner in this elite trust — you'll learn how to do just that, while getting access to the kinds of investments once reserved for only the financial elite. To your wealth, Brian Hicks "It's the perfect storm here for drillers, Keith. Not a dry hole in sight." That's how I was greeted by an old friend as I stepped onto the rig last week. I've heard these same words time and again since my first visit to the Bakken. And I can't blame my friend for his rosy outlook... The rig he runs happens to be in one of the hottest oil fields in the United States. Advertisement Facebook's $50 Billion Gift to You The tech IPO of the century is about to happen... And early investors stand to make a killing. Traditionally these IPO profits have been limited to millionaire venture capitalists and Big Banks... But with the release of this new report, all that is about to change. Get your free copy on how to profit from Facebook's $50 billion gift. Click here.  Two Reasons to Remain Bullish As well as things are going for my buddy up in the Bakken, things are about to get even bigger there. Growth is coming — and all we have to do is look to the United States Geological Survey for affirmation. Last May, Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar announced the USGS will be updating their 2008 Bakken assessment. Just how important is this update and these new oil fields? Remember that not every well is a gusher. In fact, the opposite is true more often than not when it comes to our domestic production... These "non-gusher" wells are known as stripper wells — and most people don't realize how much we count on them. click chart to enlarge Simply put, a stripper well is an oil well that produces fewer than 10 bbls/day — or a natural gas well that produces fewer than 60 Mcf/d. Together, they account for nearly 15% of our oil supply and 8% of our gas production. As you can see above, approximately 80% of our producing wells in the United States are classified as stripper wells, giving new meaning to the phrase "scraping the bottom of the barrel." Good thing there's one sure way we can stay ahead of the game... Advertisement Iran's Threats Could Make You Rich! It's simple: Tension in the Middle East drives up energy prices. This also makes the share prices of certain North American companies skyrocket — handing early investors like you massive gains. The companies that stand to profit the most are outlined in this free report.  Mass Migration The exodus to these shale plays has already begun, and North Dakota is just one example to follow. That much should be evident from the mass of people heading to the state in droves — tens of thousands making their way there, each one looking to cash in. There's a reason unemployment is under 1% in the heart of the formation... According to the Bureau of Economic Analysis, per capita personal incomes in Billings County, North Dakota, jumped by 46.8% between 2009 and 2010. But you don't need to pitch a tent in North Dakota to grab your own piece of the Bakken pie... 20 Billion Reasons to Invest in the Bakken There's something for everyone in the Bakken. Over the last few weeks, we've seen infrastructure investments that are building the pipes and railways that will carry the high-quality crude to market, some of which are offering the safest annual dividends available. And no matter how bullish we are on these long-term plays, there's one group in particular that will always have a place in our portfolio... Those companies that are driving the unconventional oil boom taking place today. They're responsible for running the 2,000 drilling rigs across North America, increasing production every quarter. When the USGS announced they're going back to Bakken to reassess the amount of undiscovered, technically-recoverable oil and gas available, the opportunity was clear... Remember, their 2008 survey propelled the shale play into the national spotlight. Just imagine the profits the next round of USGS projections will bring. Back in 2008, the USGS was calling for 4.3 billion barrels in the area — but some oilmen have projected that number to be closer to 20 billion. Five years ago, I told my readers the Bakken play was just beginning. After we banked our first triple-digit winners a year later, many newer investors felt as if they'd missed the boat... To that, I say prepare for Act Two. Here are three undervalued Bakken stocks to help get you started. Until next time, Keith Kohl @KeithKohl1 on Twitter A true insider in the energy markets, Keith is one of few financial reporters to have visited the Alberta oil sands. His research has helped thousands of investors capitalize from the rapidly changing face of energy. Keith connects with hundreds of thousands of readers as the Managing Editor of Energy & Capital as well as Investment Director of Angel Publishing's Energy Investor. For years, Keith has been providing in-depth coverage of the Bakken, the Haynesville Shale, and the Marcellus natural gas formations — all ahead of the mainstream media. For more on Keith, go to his editor's page. Follow Energy and Capital on The Bottom Line Related Articles Birth of a Shale Gas Boom Invest Without the Risk Fracking Water Market Obama's Favorite Gas Stocks Recently... 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