The Coming Energy Stock Bonanza

 Are you ready for the coming economic boom in Energy Stocks? I think the upcoming decade will see many foresighted people taking advantage of an opportunity that does not come along every day. Many people got rich in the 1990's with IT stocks, only to see their profits wiped away in 2000 and 2001 after the bubble burst in the .com sectors of their portfolios. Don't fear, because another chance is upon us that could reap rewards that will be talked about for decades to come. The Energy Sector of our economy is about ready to explode into an exponential growth cycle that could last for several years.

The handwriting is on the wall. Investments in oil, hydrogen fuel cells, biodiesel, ethanol, wind, solar, natural gas, coal, cold fusion, and nuclear power will make many people very wealthy in the coming years. Western Civilization is starving for more energy and many third and second world countries are trying to develop their economies to compete in the global economy. Motley Fool's Will Frankenhoff, understands this perfectly. He talks about how "Despite the high price of oil in 2005, the International Energy Agency (IEA) recently estimated that the world gobbled up an average 1.2 million more barrels per day, up 1.4% from 2004.

The above article is useful in illustrating the direction the Energy Sector will be heading in the next decade. It mentions many important points such as the growth cycle of India and China's economy, Civil War in Nigeria, and unstable political conditions in Venezuela as potential causes for increased costs of energy. Therefore, it will be prudent for the governments of the world to invest in alternative energy as a means to combat the coming shortfall in oil. Oil will be priced at a premium, which will only be offset by successful exploration in areas such as the Oil Sandpits of Alberta, Canada (see UTS.TO as a potential great buy). It's potential reserves are greater than Saudi Arabia's.

Success, however, will be ultimately determined by the resourcefulness of the people of the world. Oil will only be part of the equation. We must develop other energy resources if we are going to keep up with energy demand. That is why the prudent investor will look closely at a portfolio that encompasses all forms of energy.

Dale Johnson
The Prof
DartBoardFund.com

Hello! My name is Dale Omer Johnson, also known as THE PROF. I was born the son of an itinerant farmer on Sept. 29, 1965. I received a B.A. degree in Political Science from Southern-Illinois University at Carbondale in 1989. Prior to graduation, I attended two other universities in Indiana where I also worked in politics a short while as a legislative aid. This experience helped me hone my writing skills, but also left an uneasy impression about a career in politics. I left Indiana due to personal reasons and continued my education in Illinois.

Upon graduation, I tried my hand at insurance sales. I was trying to educate the public about a new way of looking at life insurance. I miserably failed and entered the retail sales arena. I soon found that this field was not very economically promising and left Illinois to pursue another degree in Natural Resources at Kirkwood College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. My finances ran out and I had to find work fast in order to sustain myself. I moved to Southern Iowa where I am engaged in manufacturing management.



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