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Please do not reply to this message. Replies to this message are routed to an unmonitored mailbox. You are receiving this email as a part of your subscription to Oil & Energy Investor. Your ability to alter your subscription information can be found at the bottom of this email. [Oil and Energy Investor with Dr. Kent Moors] [Could This Be the Greatest Military Technology of the Century?]( Our military soon may not be able to live without this one device... because it's capable of things we've never been able to do before. The Israeli army has gotten their hands on a few prototypes, and the Minister of Defense already awarded it the first defense prize. And over 18 multibillion-dollar institutions have backed them as well. And right now, one tiny company could be on track to see a 55,756% revenue surge. [Take a look](... --------------------------------------------------------------- February 25, 2019 [The Situation Room: It's Looking A Lot Like Windsor]( Dear Oil & Energy Investor, Welcome back to The Situation Room. This week is all about what is happening at the Windsor Energy Consultation. I leave for London in a few days, and I've been preparing for the Consultation for the last several weeks. Only once a year does this caliber of energy experts and practitioners assemble. Now, in the lead-up to the Consultation, I have five major questions to the folks I will be with at Windsor Castle. The following are the first three. If you'd like to read more, just [click here]( to get access. 1. Will OPEC and Russia support additional cuts in crude oil production? Leading up to the November 2018 sanctions on Iran, everyone was expecting a huge increase in oil prices. However, the opposite was true after Saudi Arabia and Russia increased their production in anticipation of a supply shortage. Following this supply glut - during which oil prices plummeted - OPEC and Russia announced cuts in their production by 1.2 million barrels per day. And now, additional cuts are up for discussion. [August 1982: The Story of a Drunken General, a Missing Pole, and a 2019 Profit Opportunity]( 2. How can the global push to renewable energy sources avoid the ceiling in usage forecast in the next few years? Energy demand is rising by the year, and we're going to have to meet it. Renewable energy is one of the fastest-growing sectors in energy. It's predicted to provide nearly 30% of power demand by 2023, and to meet over 70% of global electricity demand. However, in order to achieve this, our renewable energy infrastructure is going to have to bump up its game. 3. Has the position of state-supported Sovereign Wealth Funds in global energy investment declined? Sovereign Wealth Funds are government-sponsored investment funds through which excess revenues are funneled. SWFs have two fundamental purposes: They are either designed to protect against central budget shortfalls or provide sufficient finance for long-term national social interests (e.g., pensions, welfare safety nets, education, and infrastructure). The oil-based funds are dominated by OPEC countries. But as with most things in energy, things are changing. The Juggling Balls Are Shifting Once Again - And You Can Profit Things are changing indeed. I've made this comparison before, but the energy industry is much like a harlequin juggler. As he throws the balls in the air, one is in his hand, one is halfway up, and the third is high above his head. None of these balls will stay in place, and they're [constantly shifting]( as the jester throws them. This is how we can picture the energy balance. While there is no "silver bullet" that will be the end of oil, other energy resources will come more into focus. These days, besides renewable energy, there is [another industry]( that's overshadowing the rest. And that is the liquefied natural gas sector, or LNG. China is at the top in LNG demand, and this company is ready to give it to them. Making its prospects sky high, and the profit potential even higher. Just [click here]( to learn more about this energy revolution. Sincerely, Kent Also this week [Get Ready: A Crypto Revolution Is Coming]( One of the largest banking institutions in the U.S., JPMorgan Chase, is launching the first-ever U.S. bank-backed cryptocurrency. As the bank provider to 80% of the Fortune 500 companies, you can bet it's only a matter of time before the rest of Wall Street adopts cryptocurrency as the way of the future. Your chance for the most gains is [happening now](. The Difference Between Bankruptcy and $13 Million Investing can be scary, especially when the market swings as wildly as it has been these past few months. With this volatility giving investors a run for their money, we're giving away the secrets to safeguard your wealth. [Click here]( to sign up for Total Wealth Research and get your FREE report on protecting your wealth, brought to you by Money Morning's Chief Investment Strategist. [America's economy is walking a tightrope (and it's about to look down)]( Bloomberg has warned that our great nation is barreling toward something that could be even more devastating than the Great Recession. This time, though, it's more than just a housing or credit bubble about to burst. Whether you're in or out of the markets is moot. [Economic disaster is ready to strike]( - and if you sit by and watch, you will surely regret it. The one move to make at a time like this is to see how to safeguard yourself and your loved ones from imminent disaster. [Click here to learn how you can prepare](. You May Have Missed [Over 50? A piece of this $25 billion payout may belong to you]( [Here's what's happening in the South China Sea]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Share This Article: [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [More...]( mailto:?subject=Oil%20and%20Energy%20Investor%20with%20Dr.%20Kent%20Moors%20Ph.D.&body=Check%20out%20http%3A%2F%2Foilandenergyinvestor.com%2F --------------------------------------------------------------- You are receiving this email at {EMAIL} as a part of your free subscription to The Oil & Energy Investor E-Letter. 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