The last unexplored oil geography in the world: Somalia
By Christian DeHaemer
Gasoline prices are over $3 and heading for $4. Oil fears are rampant from peak oil to emerging market demand. Short-term threats to supplies include a terrorist act in the Straits of Hormuz, weather‑induced shortages, as witnessed in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, and political upheaval in major oil-producing countries like Nigeria or in the Middle East.
The upshot is that the world will have a constant increasing demand for oil. And there are only three underexplored places left on earth:
One place is under the North Pole due to the melting ice cap; then there’s deep-water undersea exploration; and there’s also one of the last places in North Africa that has oil: Somalia.
Somalia is quite interesting because, as you know, for the past 10 or 12 years after Black Hawk Down, the U.S. left. The large U.S.-based oil interest and the large Western-based oil interest have left Somalia. The truth is that Somalia has the same geography as Yemen and Saudi Arabia, and therefore has the expectation for a lot of oil.
I’ve found a small western company that has been buying up all the oil and mineral rights in Puntland -- the northern, and believe it or not, most peaceful region of Somalia. This region contains the vast majority of oil and is still ruled by tribal chieftains in a historical, democratic fashion.
This tiny 50-cent oil exploration company is, hands down, the single most lucrative investment opportunity I’ve seen in my entire life.
Early investors could expect to make over 60 times their money.
There’s a lot of details about this oil exploration company that I can’t share with you here in this e-mail. It would take up far too many pages.
So I’ve put together a new research report that will be available to you in the next three days. Whether you wind up investing in this company is up to you, but I can tell you that the report reads something out of an Indiana Jones action-adventure movie:
A band of bloodthirsty Somali pirates... a ruthless tribal warlord... a 900-ton cargo ship hijacked off Africa’s Horn...a fierce fire-fight in Mogadishu’s Bakara Market... a $25 billion bribery scheme... a suitcase full of crisp cool cash... and a tiny 50-cent micro-cap stock that could return 60 times your money.
Sincerely,
Christian DeHaemer
P.S. If you think I’m crazy for recommending a company based in Somalia, then think again. You see, while most people run for cover when crisis situations arise, a fortune is waiting to be made by gutsy traders who have the courage (and financial means) to exploit chaos.
Take John Templeton, for example. When the Nazis invaded Poland in 1939, most people prepared for WWII by sinking their money into savings bonds. Not Templeton. Instead, he bought $100 worth of every penny stock on the NYSE... and QUADRUPLED his money in four years.
And how about George Soros who is legendary for exploiting turmoil. In fact, on September 16, 1992, he made OVER $1 billion in ONE DAY by preying on England’s “Black Wednesday” currency crisis.
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