Crude Oil Prices and the Influence of Saudi King Salman

With King Salman taking over in Saudi Arabia, many have wondered how the OPEC country will handle its oil policy.

The country's refusal to cut production in 2014 was one of the biggest reasons crude oil prices fell so sharply over the past seven months.

Money Morning's Global Energy Strategist Dr. Kent Moors appeared on CNBC last week and discussed how Saudi Arabia could handle its oil policy now. He's a 35-year expert in oil and gas policy, and regularly meets with oil policymakers from around the globe.

Here's what he says investors can expect now...

Profit from Low Oil and Gas Prices: Oil prices are under $50 a barrel for the first time since 2009. In the near to medium term, they're likely to stay that way. That means investors will benefit at the pump this year. And with this opportunity, they can benefit in the market too...