This Is the Top Stock Under $10 to Buy in March

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Today, the stars are aligning for a cheap energy stock that just entered the Money Morning VQScore system with a perfect 4.75.

With oil prices reaching a near-term bottom, a small oil and gas producer in Texas is an amazing buy. This stock is set to double or even triple over the next six months.

Here's what you need to know...

Oil Prices Set to Rally in the Months Ahead

Oil prices are forming a near-term bottom during the first week of March. As BNP Paribas predicted in February, prices would effectively bottom out at the end of the first quarter.

But after that - watch out. Three major trends are forming a perfect storm that will push oil prices higher. Here they are:

First, OPEC and non-affiliated producers like Russia will cut daily production output by 1.2 million barrels per day (bpd). Those supply cuts will complement a reduction in exports by Saudi Arabia - OPEC's largest member - to Asia.

Second, North American producers continue to face bottlenecks in key producing regions around the continent. Bottlenecks have curbed the flow of oil to refiners. Railcar use has picked up once again due to the lack of pipeline capacity.

An average of 718,000 barrels of oil is going by rail a day in the United States (an 88% year-over-year increase). Although U.S. production is sitting at record highs, a glut is inevitable. But according to BNP Paribas, this excess supply build-up won't come to fruition until the end of the year.

Finally, the United States' sanctions on both Iran and Venezuela continue to weigh on the global supply and demand balance. In February, consultants at FTI Consulting noted that even though Canada could pump more oil, the lack of transport will not reduce the market gap that has expanded.

Even though the United States pumps 11.9 million barrels per day, it still imported 500,000 barrels from Venezuela per day (part of a broader import average of 7.9 million bpd). Meanwhile, Iran, which exported about 1.25 million barrels per day in January, is expected to see that figure drop under 1 million over time as sanctions weigh on the nation's economy.

BNP Paribas projects that U.S. oil prices will rise to an average of $66 by the end of the third quarter. The firm projects that Brent crude will hit an average of $73 in the months ahead.

But they could quickly go higher if England avoids a hard Brexit and/or the United States strikes a deal with China on trade.

That will be excellent news for oil producers whose bottom lines will strengthen from rising crude prices.

Especially this company, which is one of the best stocks to buy today...

The Top Stock Under $10 to Buy