Domestic Producers for Pickens Plan

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Comment by Conrad A. Negron on August 14, 2008 at 10:39am

As a respected financial and energy advisor, I am often asked the question “Why invest in oil and natural gas?” The reason is most simply based on the principles of supply and demand. While demand for oil and gas is rising worldwide at the rate of 2.5% to 7% per year, the worlds supply for this precious commodity will fall short one million barrels daily in 2008 pushing prices likely to $125 - $140 a barrel. Virtually all of the 300 major oil fields of the world are watering out, meaning they can no longer provide increasing consumer demand from countries like China, Indonesia, and the United States. The world's nations can not meet the rising demand, therefore, prices will continue to rise at a substantial rate providing wealth potential for those who own oil and natural gas investments.

There are no known alternative energy sources that can compete with oil and natural gas due to the high-energy output of a hydrocarbon. Oil and natural gas will be the fuel of choice for the next fifty years even though every known alternative energy method will be required. According to industry experts, alternative systems could still only account for 40% of our energy needs.

A frequently misconception by novice investors is “Wouldn’t I do better investing in Exxon or Shell?” This is quite the contrary, the greatest return for companies or individual investors is made at the wellhead. Those who amass the wealth own oil interests in good, economic producing oil and natural gas fields.

When it comes to investing, smaller is better! The smaller independent energy companies discover over 65% of all oil fields, not the major oil companies. The majors have left behind thousands of smaller oil fields, which are now becoming valuable high producing resources for the small independents. There will be only a 8 to 10 year window of opportunity for those to create great wealth before we will have sufficient new larger reserves.

Please contact me for information about my companies proven gas fields.

Comment by seth sprouse on August 7, 2008 at 8:54am

Thank you so much rebecca for joining our group.
I agree 100% with what you are saying, I think oil is still king right now, not a very merciful king, and one who is ruling from far away.
Our economy unfortunatly, depends on oil right now.
And we're doing everything we can to change that! The future is bright for America, but the world we live in today revolves around oil, we need to make more oil right here as long as we have it. And natural gas too!
Thank you again, and if there is anything we can do to help your efforts please don't hesitate to ask.
Seth.

Comment by Reb S. on August 6, 2008 at 10:27am

This is correct - we can't neglect what we already have at hand. That may have been what got us into this mess!
I am proud to join your group, and will encorage others to as well.

I am from West Texas - where oil was king at one time!
We are still valuable to America - we are still doing our productive part also .... this is a good reminder for me.

Thanks - I would like to invite you to join the " Great Plains for Pickens" group also... and visit my page too!

GO BOONE GO!