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These 5 Energy Stocks Are the Most Undervalued Picks in the Sector

By , Associate Editor, Money Morning -

What are the most undervalued energy stocks of 2018?

Thanks to our system, we've identified five.

Here are the five energy stocks you need to know about right now...

Don't Buy the Hype: The New T. Boone Pickens ETF Won't Match These Returns

By , Associate Editor, Money Morning -

The new T. Boone Pickens ETF might seem like an exciting way to profit from the legendary billionaire's investing skill.

But once you read the fine print, you'll realize there are much better profit opportunities elsewhere...

Here's everything you need to know about the Pickens oil ETF, and how you can make serious money in the energy sector...

How the Latest Tariffs on China Will Affect Your Wallet

By , Associate Editor, Money Morning -

Tariff

This week, President Donald Trump imposed a 30% tariff on China solar panels.

Unfortunately, these protective tariffs are more likely to hurt American workers than China.

Here's how these new tariffs could affect your wallet...

The Best Profit Play for 2018's "Explosive" Solar Market

By , Global Energy Strategist, Oil & Energy Investor • @KentMoors_OEI -

Profit play

Solar just had another banner year in 2017.

As of late December, the U.S. solar industry was on track to install nearly 12 gigawatts (GW) of solar capacity. And during the first three quarters of 2017, 25% of all new electric-generating capacity brought online came from solar - second only behind natural gas.

Americans are clearly flocking to solar in spades, and other countries are starting to ramp up their renewables markets as well.

So, whether you like it or not, solar is here to stay.

But as I told my paid-up Energy Advantage subscribers in my full 2018 forecast, solar won't be the "silver bullet" that permanently "ends" the oil industry.

Instead, broader demand for all energy sources looks increasingly positive as we move further into 2018.

And crucially for us, the improvement in energy demand prospects is widening to include both traditional sources - such as oil - and renewable sources - such as solar.

That's why I'm predicting solar is about to have its biggest year yet. Investors who own the industry leader I'm recommending today - a stock that's already dealt out more than 64% in gains last year - are looking at a very profitable 12 months ahead...

This Little Device Could Sink Oil on December 18; Here's How to Play It

By , Associate Editor, Money Morning -

oil

This little-known government mandate could have a huge impact on global oil demand this Monday.

All thanks to one little device that's about to become extremely popular.

Fortunately for you, we know how to get on the ground floor of the tiny tech firm ahead of Monday's new regulations...

How You Can Beat Wall Street in 15 Simple Steps

By , Global Energy Strategist, Oil & Energy Investor • @KentMoors_OEI -

wall street

I have misgivings about Wall Street. Perhaps you do too.

For me, its short-term trading that distorts the energy markets almost beyond recognition. But there is a way to remedy this situation...

You.

As a normal investor with a balanced, long-term view, you can stabilize the market. That's why I started Oil & Energy Investor - to help you prevent market meltdowns.

The way to do that is by following this simple, 15-step strategy.

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Why We Need to Rethink Energy Parity

By , Global Energy Strategist, Oil & Energy Investor • @KentMoors_OEI -

energy parity

I've been wrestling with a problem, one that made the 19 hours it took me to drive down to our residence in Florida a bit easier. Nothing like a little exercise for the mind when the rest of you is being held hostage by an automobile.

The problem I've been thinking about is the shortcoming in the way the values of energy sources are currently measured.

Finding a new way to measure energy has not been a primary concern until recently, because the standard method required little more than measuring the consumption of it.

And then a very new way of regarding energy parity emerged...

Here's Why One of the Best Renewable Energy Stocks in 2018 Is Primed to Soar

By , Money Morning -

best renewable energy stocks in 2018

One of the best renewable energy stocks in 2018 is poised to take advantage of 500% industry growth...

That's because energy demand is rising, and renewable costs are falling. 

Here's how solar and wind power will drive our best renewable energy stock in 2018...

Cobalt Stocks Are Up as Much as 700%, and That's Just the Start

By , Associate Editor, Money Morning -

cobalt stocks

The prices of cobalt stocks are skyrocketing in 2017, with one netting 729% so far.

The demand is going through the roof for cobalt because of electric vehicles.

So these 700% gains are just the start of how much profit there is to make from cobalt stocks...

Here's What's Really Pushing Oil So Much Higher Now

By , Global Energy Strategist, Oil & Energy Investor • @KentMoors_OEI -

Pushing oil

For more than two years, we've been hearing pundits say "Oil's going to stay lower for longer."

And Kent has consistently said oil prices may be depressed, but that eventually we'd see market balance, which would provide higher and higher "floors" from which crude prices can move up.

But, according to Kent, that's only part of the story.

That's why he was asked to appear on the China Global Television Network - to discuss whether this rise is connected to events in Saudi Arabia, or U.S. oil exports, or something else entirely.

Because, as Kent will tell you, the biggest crude oil profits go to investors with the best grasp of the complete market picture.

Here's what he had to say...

The Possible "Holy Grail" of Battery Breakthroughs, Courtesy of MIT

By , Global Energy Strategist, Oil & Energy Investor • @KentMoors_OEI -

battery breakthroughs

I won a science fair at age 12 by making a "perpetual motion" machine. It really didn't do very much, but it was kind of cool.

It used ions in a closed container, running them through a charged screen between magnets. Since the charge was constantly changing, the ions repeatedly moved between the magnets.

By putting a simple drive shaft mechanism through the center, I could light a (very) low-wattage bulb... or at least make it flicker.

In fact, I called it a "flicker tickler." OK, remember, I was only 12.

Last week, my experiment was brought back to mind by the release of an intriguing report.

We may be looking at a huge advance in energy technology here, with massive implications for your energy holdings.

See, the continued improvements in renewable energy sources like solar and wind have ushered in a serious conversation about what the energy balance will look like in the future.

As I've said, this isn't about any one "silver bullet" that will replace all energy sources. It's not even about the death of hydrocarbons.

It's about a single technology that will make energy sources - wind, solar, oil, gas, etc. - interchangeable...

Rick Perry Can't Save the Coal Industry, Despite This Obscure New Energy Rule

By , Associate Editor, Money Morning -

Rick Perry

Rick Perry ordered the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to change its rules on power plants in a bid to save the coal industry.

His proposed rule is effectively a new coal subsidy to keep the industry alive.

And it's not going to work...

Southern Company's $7.1 Billion Clean Coal Disaster Is Now a Natural Gas Plant

By , Associate Editor, Money Morning -

clean coal

Natural gas just claimed another victory over clean coal.

Southern Company announced it's converting its failed $7.1 billion clean coal power plant into a natural gas-fired facility.

We'll show you why natural gas is now king and how you can profit from its takeover...

How to Profit from America's Paris Agreement Exit

By , Global Energy Strategist, Oil & Energy Investor • @KentMoors_OEI -

Paris Agreement

The June 1, 2017, announcement that the U.S. government intends to withdraw from the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement barely budged energy stocks, coming as it did after five months of dismantling environmental regulation.

Outside the markets, however, the announcement was greeted with a firestorm of international media coverage, condemnation and support, and cheering and hand-wringing from every corner.

Now, the withdrawal may not have much immediate effect. As I said, the markets took it in stride, and it will take at least four years - longer than Trump has left in his first term of office - for the United States to exit the agreement.

But this reshuffling of priorities does mean that America is giving up a leadership position in the absolute fastest-growing, most potentially lucrative segments of the energy sector...

I mean wind and solar, of course.

The new realities will prove a huge boost for two overseas energy companies that you can buy right here at home...

Kent Moors: "OBL Superfuel" Will Lead a $7.2 Trillion Economic Revolution

By , Associate Editor, Money Morning -

Kent Moors OBL Superfuel

Dr. Kent Moors reveals the "OBL Superfuel" that will ignite a $7.2 trillion economic revolution, larger than the shale oil boom.

With demand rapidly increasing 11 times the current level, the price of this fuel has doubled in just months, creating fortunes for those who staked a claim.

Here's how to get in on the ground floor of this lucrative investment...

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