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You are receiving this as part of your free subscription to Oil & Energy Investor. To remove your email from this list, [unsubscribe here](. [Oil and Energy Investor with Dr. Kent Moors] July 14, 2019 Dear Oil & Energy Investor, Things are heating up once again in the geopolitical realm. I returned from my London meetings with a heavy dose of jet lag, a few colorful additions to my vocabulary courtesy of my international colleagues, and more concerns about the international geopolitical climate. In particular, the Persian Gulf. This volatile area is creating more concern than most anything else, and for good reason. As I've discussed previously in Oil & Energy Investor, most people in the know are preparing for war. Conflict in the Strait of Hormuz is ramping up as well - and remember, this is the single-most important stretch of water for overseas crude oil and natural gas transport. The Iranians are making threats, the UK is now involved, and U.S. involvement isn't exactly helping matters. As I said, there was some colorful language being thrown around at the U.S. by my colleagues. Now, if war in the Persian Gulf was all we had to contend with, things wouldn't be as volatile as it is. Because not only is the U.S. dealing with the Iranians, but also the Russians, the Chinese, the Venezuelans, and a few other countries with beefs against us. So, the situation in Iran notwithstanding, there are [many other fronts]( for the U.S. - and myself - to be paying attention to. The Chinese are one of the most vocal about their beef with the U.S., if their actions in the [South China Sea]( are any indication. Tensions there are ramping up nearly as much as Iran, and the Chinese are rumored to have recently begun missile tests in the area. So, we are far beyond what you might call the "normal" geopolitical climate. And I fear there's no turning back now. [Energy Advantage] [The Situation Room: Tensions Continue to Escalate in the Persian Gulf]( Upon my return from my meetings in London, I was bombarded with situations going on in the energy market. These are things like the spread between the two oil benchmarks, WTI and Brent, more conflict in the Persian Gulf (this time involving the UK), and a Venezuelan mystery. [The industry is certainly keeping me on my toes these days](... [Oil Royalties: You Can Cash in as Oil Prices Rocket Upward]( Action Alert: One of the countries not in dire straits in the oil business is the good old U S of A. Our daily production volume is nearly 11 million barrels per day. And as oil prices begin their move upward, you can begin collecting a secure, reliable, and virtually endless stream of checks delivered right to your door - without leaving the comfort of your own home. [Learn more here](. [The Energy Inner Circle] [A Dangerous "Gulf" in The Gulf]( The Dark Files: For four days, I had both public and private meetings in London on Iraqi crude oil, natural gas, and policy matters. Those were followed by barely two hours of meetings with Iranian interests in Paris. By the time it was done, I had the impression that even the more encouraging aspects would be buried by a wave of uncertain events. A new "gulf" in the Persian Gulf may be [the most disconcerting development of all](... [Micro Energy Trader] [Congratulations Are in Order for an at Least 61.5% Profit]( Profit Alert: One of the Micro Energy Trader options plays has provided my subscribers with a very nice 61.5% profit. Not bad, considering they had been in this play for less than 30 days. And this is just the beginning; [I will have more profitable moves coming to them shortly](... 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