During the 2016 campaign, then candidate Trump promised "we're going to save the coal industry."
But can Trump save the coal industry?
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OBL Fuel Could Spark a $7.2 Trillion Energy Revolution
OBL fuel is a new energy form that's over 1,600 times more powerful than gasoline.
And it's about to spark a historic $7.2 trillion energy revolution.
Here's how you could build incredible wealth from it...
Crystal Fuel Could Drive a $7.2 Trillion Energy Revolution
A new crystal fuel is so powerful it could make complete American energy independence a reality.
But this crystal fuel is so valuable because it could completely change the energy industry.
This New Fuel Is 1,693 Times More Powerful Than Gasoline
The discovery of this new fuel is shocking.
In fact, some are saying it's like unearthing the "Holy Grail."
What Is "OBL" Fuel? The $7.2 Trillion Economic Revolution
What is OBL fuel?
It is the energy Holy Grail that can net you 12,330% gains while powering some of the largest corporations in the world.
But only if you get in before the crowd....
Our Charts Show How Dead the Coal Industry Really Is
At its peak, the coal industry employed over 800,000 workers.
This Is 2017's Richest Contrarian Play
I'm a dyed-in-the-wool contrarian, but I admit putting your hard-earned money in a hated investment that's been falling for months - or even years - is easier said than done. It's a tough, counterintuitive step to take.
And yet, when it comes to nearly anything else, who among us can resist browsing the "sale" section for the best deal, or waiting to get a "Black Friday" discount?
The truth is, investing isn't different.
Contrarian investing is the purest expression of the "buy low, sell high" paradigm. It can net those brave enough to be "first in" some outsized long-term profits.
That's why I'm excited to show you an asset that couldn't be more hated right now; after a years-long struggle, it's at the "point of maximum disdain."
And that should be your first clue that the profits here could be huge...
This "Classic" Energy Play Is About to Make a Comeback
Not so long ago, master limited partnerships (MLPs) were the darlings of energy investors.
It's easy to see why: They paid high dividends, employed reliable, transparent business models, and they even enjoyed some unique tax advantages.
They were simply one of the very best energy investments you could make.
Then the oil and natural gas bear started. This once red-hot class of shares froze over like a Siberian winter - quickly and brutally.
Why I'm Paying Close Attention to the Looming UK Blackout
It seems like every year the UK is on the verge of an energy crisis.
Now, another one's about to hit - and the costs to British citizens could be massive...
Now, another one's about to hit - and the costs to British citizens could be massive...
How to Invest in Energy with the Middle East on the Brink
I just got back from Abu Dhabi, in the United Arab Emirates, where I attended a series of meetings with colleagues from across the energy "universe."
The scope and pace of development in this Persian Gulf city-state are staggering. Just five years ago, the astonishing, massive Etihad Tower complex we stayed in didn't even exist. This place is constantly expanding and reinventing itself.
So Abu Dhabi was an apt setting to discuss the sweeping changes that will shape the immediate future of energy investing - changes that threaten the fragile political order of the Middle East and will likely force a redrawing of U.S. security interests.
Everything is in flux right now, so I'm recommending energy investors look at one particular kind of oil producer that should prove largely insulated from what's coming next.
But first, let me show you what's at stake here...
What President Trump Means for Your Energy Investments
With markets mulling the Trump administration's potential energy policies, here's how these two campaign-trail proposals would affect your energy investments.
We also examine how they'd impact the broader energy market as a whole...
The Paris Climate Deal Could Lead to Profits Here
I'm staying at the Peninsula Hotel in the 16th arrondissement of Paris right now. It's one of the city's most affluent neighborhoods and centrally located among some of Paris' most popular historic landmarks. For instance, just downstairs from where I'm sitting is "Le Bar Kléber," where U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger signed the Paris Peace Accords that ended the Vietnam War.
But I'm not here for the history. This trip is about the future of energy markets, and the Paris Climate Agreement that was signed barely seven miles from here, in the small town of Le Bourget.
You see, as of the European Union's acceptance of the agreement this month, more than 190 members of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) have signed the agreement, and 81 members have ratified it. That's enough to bring the treaty into force on Nov. 4.
Now, regardless of how you may feel about climate change, the Paris Agreement is fact - soon to become a legally binding one. The rules covering greenhouse gas emissions are going to change, but most importantly for investors, we'll see changes in energy markets and finance.
It makes good sense to prepare for these changes, and I'm in Paris to help you do just that. The City of Light is home to the International Energy Agency and many of the biggest players in the global energy game.
This city, and France as a whole, are at the leading edge of an energy trend - one that the Paris climate pact will only intensify.
It's going to change a lot, but we should see the most profitable changes here first..
How Florida's Algae Blooms Are About to Turn into an Energy Boom
The algae in Florida's Lake Okeechobee is as much an energy opportunity as it is an environmental crisis.
Here's how this toxic slime could revolutionize fuel...
What the Latest "Solar Battle" Means for Florida
Florida will vote on two solar amendments this fall. Though they'd have opposite effects, both have 60% approval ratings.
Here's how this horse race is playing out...
Energy's Trillion-Dollar Ticking Time Bomb
In March 2015, Dr. Kent Moors said global energy infrastructure was in a state of crisis. Today he calls the situation a ticking time bomb.
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