Ignore the “Experts” and Capture 50% Gains

There’s a story about oil that’s about to hit the headlines. And when it does, all the “experts” will jump at the chance to give you an oil-related play. As for me, I’ve got a different idea… One that could deliver 50% gains in short order. For a transcript of this video, see below. This […] You’re receiving this email as part of your subscription to Andrew Zatlin’s Moneyball Daily [Unsubscribe]( [Moneyball Daily] Ignore the “Experts” and Capture 50% Gains December 08, 2023 There’s a story about oil that’s about to hit the headlines. And when it does, all the “experts” will jump at the chance to give you an oil-related play. As for me, I’ve got a different idea… One that could deliver 50% gains in short order. [CLICK HERE TO LAUNCH VIDEO OR READ THE FULL TRANSCRIPT BELOW »»]( For a transcript of this video, see below. This transcript has been lightly edited for length and clarity. Ignore the “Experts” and Capture 50% Gains We’ve got war in Europe… war in the Middle East… Now get ready for war in South America. The looming conflict centers around Guyana, a country you’re probably not too familiar with. But rest assured, this tiny nation could play a starring role in the fight over oil… And become instrumental in a money-making investment opportunity. What’s Happening in Guyana? You’d be forgiven if you couldn’t locate Guyana on a map. But here it is: Situated at the top of South America, Guyana is rich in oil. The thing is, recently, its neighbor to the west, Venezuela, announced intentions to seize this oil and cross Guyana’s borders. Why would a story like this capture the attention of leaders here in America? The answer won’t shock you… All About Oil All due respect to electric vehicles and alternative-energy sources. But for the foreseeable future, the U.S. is focused on oil. The country’s goal is to bring down long-term oil prices. And part of that goal involves keeping supply levels robust. It’s why the Obama administration was so friendly with Iran — it wanted Iran’s oil. And now eyes are increasingly being placed on South America. You see, Venezuela used to be a major oil producer. It cranked out about three-and-a-half million barrels of oil a day. But thanks to foolish political restructuring, the country has since siphoned off its resources and destroyed its ability to produce oil. That’s at least partially why it’s now turning to Guyana to recapture some of its production abilities. As for the other part… Russia Pulling the Strings? The timing of this potential invasion is curious. In fact, it may be history repeating itself. News of this invasion echoes back to when Hamas attacked Israel, right as a peace treaty between Israel and Saudi Arabia was about to be signed. That treaty would’ve taken power away from Iran, Turkey, and Russia… Leading me to wonder: Is Russia urging Venezuela to invade Guyana now? Russia would certainly have its reasons. Primarily, enticing Venezuela to invade would likely cause the U.S. to intervene. America couldn’t afford chaos so close to home, so it would need to send resources and manpower down south to squash the conflict. In Russia’s mind, that might be enough of a distraction — remember, the U.S. is also engaged in conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East — to weaken America’s military strength, or at least take focus off of Russia. So, with oil at the center of this saga, which oil-related company do we target? Here’s a hint: None of them. Ignore the Experts You see, the “experts” might absorb this story and flock to oil stocks — betting on this company or betting against that one. But I see this as an opportunity to invest in military and defense stocks. A conflict in South America would almost certainly require a response from the U.S. Navy… And that creates opportunities for defense contractors and manufacturers. 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