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Oil and gasoline prices continue to rise after collapsing in 2008 following the financial crisis. Consumers and businesses once again are struggling to keep up with rising energy costs. In fact, rising energy costs affect 95% of the economy. The costs of doing business and heating your home have become more expensive.
The oil prices and gasoline prices will continue to go higher in the long run due to many factors. The emerging market such as China, India and Brazil are growing rapidly. The consequence of this will be more energy consumption. According to BP, the global energy consumption is expected to grow 39% by 2030. A recent IEA report said that demand for oil in developing countries will grow 1.2 million barrels per day (bpd) while oil demand in developed countries will shrink 400,000 bpd.
Another factor is that central banks all over the world are stimulating the economy with cheap money. This makes oil and gasoline more expensive with the fiat currencies. With quantitative easing imminent from the Federal Reserve led by Ben Bernanke, the prices of oil and gasoline will continue to climb.
For investors looking for another way to get exposure to the energy market, there are oil stocks. These stocks offer many attractive features that appeal to retail investors looking for fixed income or growth. Despite oil prices being in an uptrend since bottoming at $40 in 2008, the oil stocks are still cheap!
Below is a representation of how the SIG Oil Exploration & Productions Index performed compared to the WTI crude oil price. The oil stocks have been underperforming the oil prices since 2011 which means they are extremely undervalued!
Finding quality undervalued oil stocks can be difficult and time consuming, so Jason Burack, Mo Dawoud and John Manfreda from Wall St for Main St decided to put together The Petro Profit Report! The report will include:
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 Top 4 reasons why oil and gasoline prices will go higher
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Top 17 oil stocks, which include 4 big cap oil stocks, 5 technology & services oil stocks and 8 junior oil stocks
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Our opinion on how to allocate your portfolios with these oil stocks
Watch David Morgan's testimonial on The Petro Profit Report
http://youtu.be/yESD1muQfhs
They selected these 17 oil stocks because research indicated that these companies:
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Have limited exposure to U.S. natural gas prices
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Tremendous oil production growth and low input cost
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Solid or improving fundamentals without high amount of debt on their balance sheet
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Great mix of geographically diversified assets in Canada, Asia and Latin America that are more friendly to investment and private property rights
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The junior oil stocks are all over the globe and the stocks have growing cash flow with production growth, reserve growth, massive exploration upside and great share structures with the likelihood of minimal shareholder dilution to fund growth.
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Update: Since the report was published, two of their oil stock recommendation is now over 40% despite the correction in oil prices. | | 
