My name is Elliott Gue, editor of The Energy Strategist — an online advisory investors can use to profit from the single most powerful investment trend of the new century.

I should make clear up front that I’m a hard-core energy investor. I concluded five years ago — when oil was just $20 a barrel — that the most fruitful market sector for the rest of my career would be energy stocks. I haven’t looked back since.

I’ve outpaced the S&P 500 nearly 7-to-1 with my energy-stock picks since 2002 — racking up average gains of 195%.

But any knucklehead could have beat the hidebound S&P over the past few years. I’m more proud of  the fact that my energy picks were 50 percentage points ahead of the average energy stock at the same time. And I’m just as bullish about the prospects ahead — or I wouldn’t be sinking my time and energy into this service.

I started The Energy Strategist because I see a desperate need for real analysis of the complex energy market. You’ll find a lot of howling over high gas prices in the mainstream press. But you’ll find precious little discussion of the underlying technological and geo-political complexities affecting the energy sector. It’s time to change that.

Invest in Energy and the Whole World Helps You Profit

Compared with the great run on oil in the 1970s, there is one big difference today. This time around, our insatiable appetite for energy is being mimicked by emerging nations around the globe, opening up all sorts of ancillary ways to profit.

Throughout Latin America and Asia, especially in China and India, economic growth is accelerating at a remarkable clip, far faster than anything happening in America.

Asia’s future energy consumption is clearly on a collision course with our own. Take China. Despite its size, China is surprisingly poor in natural resources. And it’s a huge buyer of oil. It’s already the #2 oil consumer in the world, and it only uses one-tenth as much per person as we do in the U.S. If the Chinese start using even half as much as we do — and they are heading in that direction fast — they will muscle weaker players out of the import market and drive up prices on all forms of energy.

Meanwhile, as war and violence in the Middle East threaten the world’s largest oil supplies, our own oil production and refining capacity is in a sorry state of decline. (No new refineries have been built in the U.S. since 1976!)

As hurricanes Katrina and Rita made clear, our refining capacity is stretched as taut as a tight-rope. The tiniest hiccup in supply is a springboard for gas prices. Katrina shut down less than 10% of refinery output, but gas prices doubled to $5 a gallon in places. The slightest disruption in the coming months will spark a similar jump during the summer driving season.

Bottom line, we’re looking at a supply and demand imbalance of epic proportions. Never before has the investment “big picture” been clearer: if you want to make money in the years ahead, regardless of what happens to the Dow, S&P or Nasdaq, the name of the game is energy.

Your Timing Is Great

I rushed my service into action in March 2005, to take advantage of a dip in energy prices that let us get into quality stocks at a great price.

It turned out to be excellent timing. The very first stock we bought is now up 53%. And all 27 stocks we now hold are up an average of 21.8% each. When you consider that we’ve held each one an average of just five months, that’s good for an annual return of some 52%. Doubly gratifying is the fact that we’re up in 22 of the 27, for a “win ratio” of 81%.

In a repeat bit of good fortune for anyone who wants to get into this sector now, a sell-off in a few sectors of the energy market — in particular the oil service stocks so crucial for exploration and production — has driven some good stocks down almost 20%. This gives you the chance to grab top-quality merchandise at cheaper valuations than we’ve seen in 15 months.

(In a testament to our careful screening at The Energy Strategist, our own oil service stocks are down only 3% during this sell-off. Our energy transportation plays are at new all-time highs and our speculative uranium play has tripled since the latest correction started.)

It’s not often you get such an appealing second chance to hop on board a moving train.

If you’re considering making your move now, here’s how I’d do it at this juncture...

Looking Beyond the Obvious

It’s always oil that makes the front page news. But oil is just the surface of today’s investment story. Dig a bit deeper and you’ll find powerful bull markets unfolding in six less-followed energy niches.

These specialized players are what this bulletin is all about.

If you took the plunge when oil was $20 a barrel, making money in oil stocks was like shooting fish in a barrel.

Big oil stocks have had a great run. But the biggest bang for your energy buck at this point lies elsewhere.

It’s time to look beyond the obvious...and what I’m discovering is an array of opportunities that are even more exciting than the standard-issue oil plays.

The game is just beginning for six overlooked niches in the energy complex. 

Your choices range from an amazing new “miracle fuel”...to a tiny niche with such fat profit margins that it pays dividends of 25% per year...to an old-fashioned supply squeeze in a newly reborn energy sector that could set up smart investors for life. Plus there's a "new" local oil field that could turn out to be your biggest moneymaker ever.

First, let’s look at the best way to profit from what oil company executives are calling the most important breakthrough to come along for their industy in 30 years: liquefied natural gas.

Energy Niche #1

Modern-Day Alchemy

This cheap, clean-burning and abundant “miracle fuel” has the very real potential to revolutionize the energy industry. The investment ramifications are profound. Power plants in the U.S., Europe and Asia are converting their facilities to run on this new fuel. Factories are converting, too — resulting in lower costs, higher production, and a nice bump in profits.

There’s nothing special about the fuel itself, which is simply plain old natural gas. The “miracle” I’m talking about is a super-freezing technology that liquefies and shrinks the gas down 600-to-1 into an easily transportable liquid that can be shipped anywhere in the world. At the receiving end, a re-gasification terminal turns the liquid back into a burnable gas that is piped directly to consumers.

This modern-day alchemy has instantly added value to trillions of cubic feet of abandoned natural gas around the globe — turning a virtually worthless substance into liquid gold.

Just as miraculous are the profit margins. They’re so fat that I truly think liquefied natural gas (LNG) could hand investors the sort of explosive gains we haven’t seen since gold and silver stocks doubled, redoubled and then doubled again in the early 1980s.

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Why this Could Be Bigger Than Oil

For years, oil drillers who stumbled on natural gas simply burned it off or capped the wells because there was no economical way to use it. Now they’re suddenly the owners of an immensely valuable asset.

LNG is turning the natural gas industry on its head, and is likely to supply 20% to 25% of total U.S. gas demand by 2020, compared to just 1% today. There are uncountable billions of cubic feet of it right here in the U.S. and Canada. And billions more that was abandoned and forgotten until LNG made it all valuable again.

The global potential for LNG is breathtaking. Suddenly, factories and power plants worldwide are enjoying the benefits of cheaper, cleaner natural gas — and they’re converting to this new fuel in droves.

Even oil company executives are admitting that LNG will overtake oil as the world’s primary source of fuel within 25 years. Here’s the real kicker: In a world scared to death of running out of oil, enough natural gas has already been found to last generations longer than the world’s oil supply. Now, because LNG has made it safe, profitable and easy to ship, oil companies are racing back to their old oil wells to tap into the vast pockets of natural gas they uncovered while drilling for oil.

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The Best Way to Profit from this Fuel of the Future

Right now, one energy company is miles ahead of the pack and well on its way to dominating the LNG market. If you want exposure to the fuel of the future, look no further. This aggressive international outfit already produces, transports and sells more LNG than any competitor. It has the largest U.S. LNG re-gasification capacity, making it a key player in the long-term supply of gas to the U.S. market. And it’s about to gobble up another firm that will put it even farther ahead of the competition.

Best of all, the stock is a bargain, trading at a 30% discount to its rivals. (Because it recently lowered its reserve estimates the stock has been hammered in a panicky over-reaction.) Buy this bruised gem now and its like buying Texaco five years ago before it shot up by 117%.

LNG is just the first of the five “hidden” bull markets in energy that you need to know about. Next I want to introduce you to a little-known way to pay yourself at least five times what you can get in bonds.

Energy Niche #2

Pocket 25% Dividends With Tankers

Even if you never buy a drop of oil for your portfolio, the booming trade in black gold can give you yields up to 25% annually. That’s no misprint. With bond yields just over 4% and the S&P 500 yielding just 2%, some tanker ship companies are paying dividends 12 times higher than the S&P 500’s.

Every day the U.S. imports 10 million barrels of oil, up 50% in just a decade. Europe does the same. Japan chips in with 4.3 million imported barrels per day. While this widespread import dependence strikes many as bad news, it is great news for the tanker business.

You see, 90% of the world’s oil is transported by ship — usually across thousands of miles of ocean. With global economies fighting for limited supplies, and Asia demanding more fuel than ever, tanker rates are rising fast.

Profit margins are embarrassingly large. An oil tanker that holds 2 million barrels of oil costs about $18,000 per day to run — and fetches as much as $200,000 per day on the charter market. Now you see where those fat dividends come from!

And speaking of fat dividends, my favorite play in the oil tanker business has just adopted a dividend policy that pays out all its earnings to shareholders.

The beauty of this novel policy is that it lets you participate directly in the tanker business. After basic expenses such as ship maintenance and docking fees, the earnings are all yours.

Looking back at 2006, this policy generated a dividend of $4.86, a 14.2% yield at current prices. If this year’s earnings come in as I expect, we should see another dividend of $4 and change. That comes to a yield in the 12% to 16% range. In fact, the company has already paid out $2 this year, and with charter rates climbing so fast, your payout could easily climb above $4.

In addition to its huge dividend, you have a decent shot at a nice capital gain with this company. It rents out more than 80% of its ships on the spot market (one of the highest concentrations in the industry), which gives it great upside leverage to rising day rates. (I’m so excited about this tanker stock that I’ve included it in the same report that you can download the moment you accept a no-risk subscription.)

If you’re a real yield junkie, you’ll love another well-run tanker firm I’ve found that focuses on a more volatile aspect of the market. It’s run by the richest man in Norway, one of the smartest CEOs in the energy business. And it pays a whopping 17% dividend — closer to 25% if you count dividends paid in stock. What’s more, I’ve figured out how to pocket this massive dividend without worrying about what the stock price does while I’m holding it.

Energy Niche #3

King Coal Is Back!

If you think coal is a dirty, polluting fuel that’s doomed to be replaced by cleaner natural gas, think again. Coal-fired power plants produce more than half of our electricity, and will likely account for almost 60% by 2025.

Outside the U.S., coal is even more important. It generates more than 75% of the electricity in both China and India, the world’s fastest growing major economies.

Coal will continue to power Asia for years to come. China plans to add 171 gigawatts of coal-fired power plant capacity to its existing 250 GW over the next 20 years. India plans to double its current capacity.

Coal has huge advantages when it comes to generating electricity. Number one is cost — coal plants are much cheaper than natural gas as a source of power. Natural gas prices would have to drop below $5 per million BTUs to compete with coal, a far cry from current natural gas prices of $7 to $8 per million BTUs.

Best of all, we can tell the Middle Eastern potentates to take a hike. We have massive coal reserves right here at home, enough to power our country for the next 150 years.

We can mine it easily, burn it cleanly, even make gasoline out of it. It’ll give us all the electricity we want. In fact, there is more energy lying on top of the ground in Wyoming than in all of Saudi Arabia. And Wyoming won’t back-stab us...embargo us...or fly planes into our cities.

Why Coal Is Here to Stay

The tree-huggers will never admit it, but coal plants are no longer the pollution-belching facilities of yesteryear. Modern coal plants have made huge progress in reducing pollutants in recent years. Low-sulfur coal cuts sulfur dioxide emissions by 80%. And advanced scrubbers using slurries of chemicals can eliminate close to 90% of all sulfur emissions.

And just where are the world’s highest reserves of this desirable low-sulfur coal? In Wyoming’s Powder River Basin (PRB).

The PRB is a young, newly exploited region. And most of its coal is accessible using cheap surface mining. By contrast, our other major coal belt in Appalachia is among the most fully explored coal regions in the world and its reserves have been steadily depleted for decades.

The shift to clean low-sulfur coal, coupled with Appalachia’s depleting reserves, gives Western PRB coal dramatic pricing leverage. Utilities around the country are switching to PRB coal, and prices are rising fast. Some grades of PRB coal nearly doubled in price in 2005 alone.

My #1 Coal Pick of All

If you want a conservative way to play the coal boom, a great choice is Penn Virginia Resource Partners (NYSE: PVR). It yields 5.2% and gives you a stake in rapidly rising coal prices. Its low debt has helped it make several recent acquisitions, including 15 million tons of low-sulfur reserves in Kentucky.

Higher coal prices have spelled steadily rising distributions, up nearly 20% in a year. Its distribution should rise about 10% annually through the end of this decade, assuming coal prices remain firm.

You can buy a stock like Penn Virginia and lock it away for years of safe and steady income. But my hands-down favorite stock for serious capital gains is a prime player in the low-sulfur Powder River Basin.

With 300 million tons in the PRB, and plenty more elsewhere in the West, this winner has solid exposure to the nation’s fastest-growing coal region. And because it has a foothold in every major coal-producing region, its balanced exposure reduces the risk of a regional rail disruption or miners’ strike.

It was recently selling its PRB coal for $13 per ton, up 50% from prior contracts. Best of all, it still has half its 2007 production unsold, which means it can’t help but benefit from ever-rising coal prices.

Energy Niche #4

A Stealth Run on the “Other Yellow Metal”

Its déjà vu all over again for nuclear energy. In the 1950s, its enthusiastic promoters

said reactors would offer power “too cheap to meter.” By the mid-1980s — after soaring costs, deadly accidents, and massive write-downs — it was being called a failed experiment.

Flash forward to 2006 and it’s the upbeat ’50s once again for nukes.

The Department of Energy is offering incentives to build new nuclear plants. President Bush repeatedly stresses the importance of nuclear to our energy supplies. Many aging U.S. nuclear power plants are applying for 20-year extensions on their operating licenses. Several utilities have filed for site and design approval for new reactors — the first time anyone has done so since 1979.

What’s more, despite its controversial history here, clean and steady and predictably-priced nuclear power never lost favor in the rest of the world.

France produces 78% of its electricity from nuclear power. Germany generates 30% of its supply that way.

Japan is even more nuclear-dependent, at 34%. And Japan has made it clear that the only way it can meet its environmental obligations under the Kyoto Protocol is to expand its nuclear program. So it plans to build 11 more reactors by 2010.

But it’s when you turn to the billions of newly-minted consumers in oil-poor nations playing catch-up with the West that the necessity of nuclear energy becomes clear. In Asia alone, some 3.5 billion people are hooking up to the power grid and there’s absolutely no way to give them what they demand without going nuclear.

China is slated to build 40 new reactors by 2020. (With seven of the world’s 10 most polluted cities in China, it’s no wonder that Beijing is choosing clean nuclear energy.)

India, which has 14 reactors already, plans to add another eight by 2010. Taiwan and South Korea are also adding new reactors over the next few years.

Get Yourself Some “Yellowcake”

The simple fact is that nuclear energy is the safest, cleanest, and cheapest mass energy source available. It’s an environmentally friendly way of producing energy that reduces dependence on foreign supplies of oil and gas. In fact, even environmentalists are now urging us to go nuclear.

And who doesn’t want their power fast, cheap and clean? Regardless of how you feel about nuclear power, there’s no denying that it delivers on all three counts. But it can’t deliver a single kilowatt without uranium.

Whether you call it “yellowcake”...U308...or just plain old uranium, a chronic supply/ demand imbalance has developed in this rare element and there’s a rush on to secure new supplies.

Only about half the uranium used in the world’s 438 nuclear reactors was actually mined last year. The industry has been living on inventory since 1985. Commercial uranium inventories have shrunk to just 10% of 1985 levels. So current uranium production won’t meet demand even if consumption stays flat. And what’s the chance of that?

After all, the industrialized world will need 40% more electricity 20 years from now — which pales in comparison to the demand growth in the developing world.

This Profit Play Could Last for Years

It’s time to grab a couple of quality uranium plays and settle in for a long and profitable ride.

When forces that have been pent up for a generation are finally released, you can be assured of an explosive display. Like a volume of river water slowly building up behind a dam, it will burst through with a vengeance at the first opportunity.

It looks like 2008 will be the year the dam will break. Until then, most nuclear utilities have inventories or supply arrangements to cover their uranium needs. After 2008, however, they will have to scramble to secure adequate supplies.

The Single Best Way to Profit

Right now, there is only one uranium miner in the world that can ramp up production enough by 2008 to satisfy growing demand. Sitting on 65% of the world’s known uranium supply, this company virtually calls the shots in this business.

This single firm produced 20% of the world’s uranium mined last year. And it is aggressively expanding into remote Kazakhstan, readying to exploit that nation’s huge untapped uranium reserves. All told, this 800-pound gorilla of the uranium market is on track to produce 21.4 million pounds in 2006... and management tells me they’ll be cranking out 40% more uranium by the end of this decade. After what I’ve seen and heard, I believe them.

Energy Niche #5

Shallow-Water Drillers for Deep-Pocket Profits

Shallow-water drilling rigs are mobile oil and gas wells that move like water bugs to wherever new oil is found. The recent spike in drilling in the Gulf of Mexico has oil explorers chomping at the bit to rent these hard-to-find rigs — and they are paying record-high rates for the privilege.

It all goes back to the LNG story. Now that LNG has made it economically feasible to shrink and transport, the Gulf’s once-worthless natural gas is drawing drillers like bees to honey. Problem is, you need a shallow-water rig to get at that gas.

I’ve uncovered the only company anywhere with surplus shallow-water rigs. It is currently charging oil companies $48,000 a day per rig — and has put out notice that it will soon jack up the rate to $60,000 a day. My 12-24 month target price for this stock is 150% above where it stands now.

I've kept the best for last. This under-the-radar energy play is not on any of the big investment screens... YET!

Energy Niche #6

Black Gold in the Badlands

A key shift is underway now that oil is topping $100 a barrel and beyond. This has motivated U.S. oil and natural gas operators to take a new look at the shale rich Bakken Formation in the badlands of North Dakota and Montana.

New technology is rapidly converting the previously uneconomic oil and natural gas resources into viable production. Production is ramping up and management expects 38% year-over-year growth. Current production is producing 1,700 barrels per day from only 24 producing wells.

While the numbers may not seem impressive at first glance, production this high is unusual for U.S. oilfields and potential for increased production is huge.

How much potential is there? The current estimate of ALL U.S. recoverable oil reserves, excluding the Bakken Formation is 175 billion barrels—estimates on this new source more than doubles all previously known U.S. reserves!

News of this oil filed is hitting the popular press right now and you don't want to miss the biggest opportunities—get in before the price rockets through the roof.

While this activity has been ongoing for the past few years, news is only now generating excitement because it was previously thought these fields would be too expensive to exploit.

However, the new price of oil and America's apparent inability to get the oil-rich Arab nations to cowtail to our demands for cheaper fuel, has stimulated technology to convert unconventional resources into reserves.

Ultimately this new boom is going to be driven by ever-increasing prices of gas at the pump. Since prices show no signs of heading back to the $40-$50 levels, production should start flowing consistently out of the Badlands soon.

One company is set to be the dominant player in this area and right now they are not giving out details for fear of tipping the scales against themselves as they rush to buy up all the available drilling rights.

This company's stock prices could soar soon as the mainstream media grab onto this unfolding story—don't delay, get all the information you need now, and make your play before price jumps.

Why Should You Listen to Me, Anyway?

Because I live and breathe these stocks. I’m not a beginner asking you to trust me with a new idea—I’ve been covering energy stocks my entire career. The past few years have been especially fruitful. Just ask anyone who racked up these gains with me...

• 109% on integrated energy giant ENI
• 96% on refiner Valero Energy
• 118% on deep-water driller Transocean Inc.
• 52% on international driller China National Offshore Oil
• 77% on integrated U.S. player ConocoPhilips
• 102% on independent gas and oil explorer KCS Energy
• 128% on energy-resources specialist Mission Resources

Right now, my readers are seeing a lot of plus signs in my current portfolios. Here’s a peek at what we’re holding:

• Shallow water driller – up 70% in 4 months
• Uranium mining giant – up 43% in 4 months
• Gulf Coast refiner – up 57% in 6 months
• Small-cap Canadian nuclear play – up 45% in 2 months
• Oil services giant – up 35% in 4 months.

Unless my track record year after year is a fluke, I believe my advisory will become the standard that you measure other energy investing guides against. And I’m willing to bet your subscription price on it, as you’ll see in a minute.

What’s The Energy Strategist Like?

Just like the energy industry itself: fast-moving and exciting. Delivered via a subscribers-only website twice a month (for a total of 24 issues a year), The Energy Strategist keeps you fully informed on the key happenings in the world’s most important industry. You also get detailed updates by e-mail when I see an opportunity that just can’t wait until the next issue.

You’ll get two model portfolios — one for income and one for growth. The first, which I call “Proven Reserves,” contains high-yielding energy plays like tankers and limited partnerships that give you solid yields with minimum risk.

My second and more aggressive “Wildcatters” portfolio is designed to capitalize on powerful trends at work in the energy patch for maximum returns over the long run.

For the short-term traders out there, I also finger the occasional company that is either highly speculative or that has a near-term catalyst for a big move.

Our trading portfolio has proved to be especially lucrative. We’ve only entered 12 of these high-stakes plays and have never been in more than six at any one time. But we’ve averaged a 49.9% gain on each one. So if you had put $10,000 into each of them, you would have a kitty of $149,900. (We usually hold these plays no longer than two or three months).

A Lot for the Money

You get a lot to read for your money! Each twice-monthly issue is a lengthy 5,000 to 7,000 words and is packed with charts and tables. I go into more detail than you may even want to read. But the info is all there for you whenever you want.

Of course, you’ll see my thoughts on more than just what’s in my portfolios. My “How they Rate” table gives you quick rundowns on my entire coverage universe of energy stocks (currently 64 names) including my buy/sell/hold recommendation on every one.

Here’s what else you’ll find in The Energy Strategist:

Flash Alerts — Containing updated advice whenever there's a major news event (earnings, takeover, approaching hurricane) that could affect a holding.

Trade E-mails — Quick flash alerts with new trade ideas or updated buy/sell advice on existing ideas.

Outside Experts — I occasionally invite outsiders with expertise in a certain area to contribute a special piece.

Periodic Free Reports — Last year I offered a special report on using options to hedge risk. I also released a detailed report on third and fourth quarter earnings reports for our portfolio holdings.

How to Play this Locked-In Trend for the Next Decade

I’m convinced that energy is the #1 can’t-miss investment play of the next decade...and that any investor who misses out will deeply regret it.

Now The Energy Strategist makes it easier than ever to uncover the stocks that will create investment fortunes.

With furious global economic growth and a dwindling supply of the energy that’s so critical to fuel that growth, you can participate in the mother of all squeeze plays...an opportunity to capitalize on locked-in mega-trends that could give you multi-year gains of $10 and even $20 to $1.

It’s Time to Get Real

As I mentioned earlier, I want The Energy Strategist to provide a deeper level of analysis of the complex energy market than the mainstream press provides. Which is why I go into great detail with my stock picks, breaking down the earnings figures, the competition, the cash flow, and the future for everything I buy.

You can find a lot of superficial coverage in other financial newsletters, but not much discussion of the technological and geopolitical complexities affecting the energy sector.

My service is for serious energy investors. I don’t cover dozens of sectors and industries like other advisories. Just energy. That’s why I call it The Energy Strategist. If you want to pay $49 a year to someone who hops from Chinese stocks to junk bonds to mutual funds, that’s fine. But if you want someone who lives and breathes the energy industry full time, I’m your man.

I won’t insult you with promises of constant profits with never a stumble. But I will focus on avoiding the trouble spots. Like an “early warning system,” The Energy Strategist will monitor the ever-shifting political sands of nations that supply oil and gas to the world. I’ll alert you whenever I spot turbulence ahead, so that when the inevitable market gyrations occur, at least you’ll be ready for them.

What You Get As a Member

Most investors can see that the world runs on energy. But their information is seldom deep or broad enough, so they don’t know exactly where to put their money.

As a member of The Energy Society, you will. I promise.

1. Twice a month, you’ll receive our industry-leading online report, The Energy Strategist, 5,000 to 7,000 well-crafted words that will bring you up to date with breaking news from the entire energy spectrum. (Surprisingly, our surveys show that most members read the whole thing!)

• One favorite destination is our 3-portfolio report:
  
  Proven Reserves (12 holdings at present) is income-oriented, for capital protection with minimum risk and volatility. Currently, it has produced 29% total profit in the past 12 months, thanks to sky-high dividend yields.
  
  Wildcatters (23 holdings) gives you maximum comfortable growth over the next 12-18 months. I call it long term, but it has returned 61% profits in just the last 12 months.
  
  Gushers (13 holdings) offers highly aggressive growth. Though somewhat hedged against losses, it’s designed to give you a chance for 100% to 300% gains or more. (Currently it’s up 90% in the last 12 months.) Because of its added risk from smaller or more volatile stocks, I watch it like a paranoid hawk!

As noted earlier, if you had invested evenly among all three, you would be up 60% in the last year. Considering the solid nature of energy investments, that’s a whopping gain.

• As editor, I punch it up with plenty of quick-to-scan charts and tables. Also, I break it into five or six main sections, and on page one I give you a two-sentence intro to each part—hyperlinked, so you can click straight to whatever interests you most.
• Outside our portfolios, there are (currently) 83 interesting energy stocks I track. You’ll find them in our “How They Rate” section along with my buy/sell/hold recommendations.
• From time to time, you’ll receive great articles by noted guest experts.

2. Flash Alerts with specific advice whenever there’s a major news event (earnings, takeover, approaching hurricane) that could affect your holdings.

3. Instant E-Mails with new recos whenever I see a hot opportunity for a timely investment.

4. My private direct phone line and e-mail address! Yes, you can contact me directly if you have a question that The Energy Strategist hasn’t answered. (I told you it’s a complete service!)

5. Unlimited free access to our Members-Only Website, with complete archives of every issue of The Energy Strategist.

6. Periodic Online Reports, backgrounders on topics from Using Options to Hedge Risk to How to Interpret Quarterly Reports to New Angles for Cutting Taxes.

7. The Energy Letter – Semi-monthly e-letter with critical updates on the hottest energy sectors.

8. Special reports—With a one-year (or quarterly) subscription, you’ll also receive two free special reports to get you started:

• The 90-Minute Wonder: Jumpstart Tips for New Members
  A virtual blueprint for making extraordinary profits without endangering your nest egg. These transparent principles have been working like clockwork for Energy Society members, and they will work for you.
• The Top 10 of the Top 10: The Best Investments in the Energy Sector.  Here's the easy way to go. Just shift into high-gear and buy Elliott Gue's #1 favorites in each of the 10 best energy sectors.
• The Nuclear Plant: Your Clean, Green Money Machine. 
  Uranium prices are climbing faster than oil. But the prices of nuclear plants are climbing faster still.  Here's a guide to the dizzying profits in store for you.
• The Future of Energy: Looking Back from 2030.
  How can you profit from the blow-by-blow Great Energy War that will go on for the next two decades? Which energy sources will be the Wall Street winners in 2015? 2020? 2030?  And how do you make money on it? Here's how.
  
  With my two-year service, you get three added, insider reports:

• The Five Least Known, Slam-Dunk Investments in the Energy Field. More amazing than the average broker's skill in finding dull investments is the inability to find great ones. Here you'll find little known super-finds culled from the pages of the Energy Strategist.  These are not conservative investments, but each one has explosive potential.
• Alternative Energy: Capitol Hill's Gift to Investors.
  Imagine a whale in your backyard swimming pool.  That's the government playing in the U.S. economy and right now the whale-size incentives are about alternative energy.  Here's how to invest profitably with the government wind at your back.
• The ABCs of Options to Hedge Risk. 
  Our great track record of profits was done without the use of options—calls or puts.  If you wish to use options to limit your risk or boost your profits, this report tells you how to do it in plain English. This report is not about Wall Street casino sports. It's about using puts and calls when you'd rather smile than worry.

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Take your time. Enjoy all the perks of membership for up to 90 days. Read The Energy Strategist and the alerts, visit the website, explore the archives, paper-trade our recos, whatever you need to feel 100% comfortable. After that, if you don’t think The Energy Society is all we’ve told you, just ask for your money back, every penny. It’s that simple.

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The free enterprise system (what’s left of it!) dramatically separates the brave from the timid and the persistent from the quitters.

Most investors never get beyond a certain level because they just can’t summon the courage to step up a notch. Case in point: When confronted with a chance to move up from their run-of-the-mill $99 a year paper newsletter to a deluxe, high-profit $399 electronic service, they get cold feet!

Yes, that’s what The Energy Society charges for a year’s membership. Or you can save $271 with a two-year membership. But some our members choose the quarterly, till-forbid option of $99 on a credit card. It’s easier. And in any case, it’s a risk-free, money-back guaranteed offer.

The French motto, Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, is sooo contradictory. Liberty includes the freedom to excel and thus to be very unequal! The Energy Society is your ticket to membership in the unequal elite of this country, the 1% who own more than half of it. You can complain about the fact that $128 million income a year won’t even put you among the top 25 U.S. hedge fund managers... or you can get a rocket start on that upward trail right now. So do it!

“Charter Membership” Subscription Offer Saves You 20%

The regular price for a year of The Energy Strategist, which entitles you to 12 months’ worth of advice, complete with buy and sell signals, plus as-needed updates—emailed to you within minutes of my investing decision—is $500.

But as a Charter Member you can sign on now for just $399 (with a 100% money-back guarantee, of course). That’s a discount of 20% off the regular price—my publisher’s way of thanking you for giving my service the once-over. (Alternatively, my publisher is also letting new subscribers sample The Energy Strategist on a quarterly basis for only $99.)

However you choose to subscribe, our guarantee makes the membership fee irrelevant at this point, because you can get it all back. Sign on with The Energy Strategist and take the next 90 days to think about it. Put it to the test. If after three months you haven’t made enough money to make you happy I want you to ask for your money back. That’s what the guarantee is there for.

To review, here’s what you’ll be getting for only $1.14 a day:

• 24 twice-monthly issues, instantly available the moment I release them, plus e-mail alerts between issues
• Subscribers-only website with links to past issues, special reports and other energy-investing resources
• Up to five free special reports to get you off and running, plus the Geopolitics & Investing Quarterly
• My e-mail address so you can contact me with any question you might have.

Now Open to the Public

Until now, The Energy Strategist has been an “in-house” service restricted to subscribers to my publisher’s other investment services. Now that we’ve been up and running for a year and seem to be hitting our stride with our 52% annualized gains, we’re ready to open it up to anyone who wants a proven way to hitch their wagon to the energy train.

In fact, now is a doubly good time to jump on board because you can get into quality stocks in a couple of energy sectors (oil services and exploration and production in particular) at a discount of 15% to 20%, giving you an advantage that was unavailable to investors two months ago.

Give Me a Chance and You Won’t Regret It

I’d love to have the chance to prove to you that energy should be a cornerstone of your investment portfolio for the next ten years.

The way I see it, investors are standing on the brink of a bull market surge in energy that will dwarf the computer revolution of the 1980s and the dot-com craze of the 1990s. With Saudi Arabia’s dwindling supplies of oil about to blindside mainstream energy investors, the trick is knowing which energy stocks offer the explosive growth you want.

Profit opportunities abound for informed energy investors. It’s all about having the right information. And that’s what I’m here to do.

So I invite you to read all of my archived issues. Chart the performance of my recommendations with the knowledge that a full refund is waiting for you with no questions asked.

But don’t wait too long to stake your claim in the energy patch. Iran’s belligerent quest for the A-bomb is lighting a fire under oil prices...tanker companies are sending out thousands of those 15% dividend checks every month...more industrial users are converting to LNG every day...and dozens of new nuclear reactors needing uranium are being built as you read this.

When you consider that energy stocks have been inching higher for years now — and that the shortages that created these profits are just getting worse — I can’t think of a better place to focus your investing efforts now.

So why not take us up on that 90-day trial period and see for yourself?

Just click the button below and fill out the order form today! And thank you for coming on board
at this exciting time.

Sincerely,

Elliott H. Gue, Editor
The Energy Strategist

P.S. Remember: You don’t risk a cent by giving The Energy Strategist a try. You’ll get a 100% refund if you cancel within 90 days. Plus, you get up to six free bonus reports just for looking — and these reports are yours to keep no matter what you decide about my service. Click below and get started today!