Nothing Drives an Oil Stock Higher, Faster...
Nothing sends an oil stock soaring faster than a big discovery.
Earlier this year, TXCO Resources discovered oil in the Fort Trinidad Field of Texas. The stock jumped 86.9% in 15 days.
Likewise...
Edge Petroleum struck oil in the Fayetteville Shale of Arkansas. And the stock jumped 210% from March 18-20, 2009.
Arena Resources discovered oil in the San Andres Field in west Texas. The stock bolted 104.33% between February and June 2009.
Eden Energy found oil in Colorado's White River oilfield. The stock climbed 13,983% in nine months. (That would have turned $5,000 into $699,150.)
Perhaps the greatest example of them all was Standard Oil. The company struck oil in the Bolsa Chica fields of California and the stock climbed 125,900%. This discovery helped to make John D. Rockefeller a household name.
Now the Tiny Texan has discovered as much as 40 billion barrels worth an estimated $2.8 trillion.
Indeed, the long-term implications are staggering.
Because here's the thing...
The smaller the oil company - and the larger the discovery - the bigger the potential gains for investors.
Why Gains Could Go So Much Higher...
For example, Brazil's Petrobras Energia is a $15 billion company.
The Tiny Texan is about 1/100th the size, with a market cap of around $100 million.
Petrobras discovered 5 billion barrels of oil in its Tupi Field last year, and the stock soared 207%.
The relatively small Tiny Texan has discovered eight times more oil, and the stock has risen 15%.
Just looking at the discoveries, you would expect the Texan to climb eight times higher - about 1,656%.
But considering that the company is so much smaller than Petrobras, you would expect that number to rise exponentially.
That's why we think this stock could climb up to 1,820% from current levels, if everything goes according to plan.
So why didn't one of Europe's major oil companies such as Total pounce on this oil long ago?
The answer: They didn't have the right equipment.
You can't simply drill an oil well under the Eiffel Tower and start filling up oil barges on the River Seine.
To access oil beneath a major world landmark, you need special equipment, and special expertise.
And that's exactly what the Tiny Texan is bringing to the equation, all the way from America...
U.S. Technology Comes to France on a Grand Scale
For the past several years, oilfield engineers in the U.S. have been perfecting an amazing new technology.
They call it "horizontal drilling." Here's what makes it so powerful.
With traditional oilrigs, you can only drill straight down - vertically.
With horizontal drilling, you start by drilling straight down. But then you can turn your drill sideways, thousands of feet underground, and continue drilling for miles.
Since its introduction in the 1990s, horizontal drilling has produced billions in profits for oil companies worldwide. But American oilmen have taken the technology to whole new levels.
According to the Energy Information Administration, these American advances have increased per-well production by 700%. They have also slashed per-well expenses by 50%.
But how will these advances help the Tiny Texan vacuum up all that oil beneath the Eiffel Tower?
Legally "Steal" 40 Billion Barrels from the French
The company will start by drilling vertical wells on the outskirts of Paris.
From there, it will run horizontal wells straight into the Paris reservoir... attacking the oil from the side!
This way, the company will leave the city of Paris entirely undisturbed... while gaining access to the $2.8 trillion prize. (See "Well A" in the diagram below.)
Parisians can go on about their daily business, completely oblivious! And the Tiny Texan can go about the business of making money, and lots of it.
According to one noted European Oilfield Geologist ...
It's the perfect solution, and one that could allow this small-cap Texas oil company to produce billions in profits, starting with the first well coming online later this year. The risk they took could pay off many times over.
Indeed. The first eight wells alone could produce enough to send the stock catapulting 1,820% starting later this year.
The long-term gains could soar even higher.
But here's the amazing thing.
Even without the Paris discovery, this little company would make an excellent speculation right now.
Why this Company Is Already Making Big Money
When the Texan cashed out of its U.S. holdings years ago, it didn't put all of that money into Paris.
The company poured millions into other parts of the world, too, where the "third generation" oilfield technology from America would give it an advantage.
The company bought up drilling rights across Europe and Asia, to complement its Paris holdings.
And it has been milking those Eurasian holdings for millions... for years...
2.2 Million More Oil-Soaked Acres across Eurasia
The Texan controls an additional 2.2 million acres across Eurasia. (It controls 649,096 acres and counting in the Paris Basin.)
These additional lands hold millions more barrels of crude oil, too, according to the geological surveys.
The company finds itself in the cat bird seat. It can either bring those billions of barrels to the surface. Or it can sell the rights to the oil for even more cash. (Last year alone, it sold more than $50 million in rights.)
The man who'll make the decision is the company's dashing young CEO. He's an American oilfield engineer and former head of British Petroleum's North Sea Operations.
And he believes these additional Eurasian resources, combined with the Paris discovery, will make this a "breakout year" for the company.
Fact is, the Texan's Eurasian holdings are already driving the company's revenues sky high.
Soaring Revenues for Five Straight Years
Source - Thomson Reuters
The Tiny Texan isn't just a good story. The company has been steadily driving revenues higher... for five straight years.
According to data from Thomson Reuters:
The firm has grown revenues by an average of 30.88% since 2003 - through all markets - showing top-line stability you don't often see in a typical resource company, let alone an oil company.
The company clearly knows how to generate cash... and keep it.
Just since December, the Tiny Texan has slashed debt 43%. And management used the swoon in last year's oil prices to slash overhead by 61%.
The company doesn't trade on the pink sheets or over the counter. It trades on a major, regulated U.S. exchange, the Nasdaq. And its track record of success dates back to the 1950's.
When the first well comes online outside of Paris, it will mark an historic turning point for the company... and its shareholders.
For investors with risk capital, this speculation has a real chance to make some serious gains. With Goldman and other big players moving in, the shares have already darted 15%.
That's why I'd like to rush you an urgent report on this opportunity right away.
It's called Profits in Paris: Earn 1,820% from this Secret Oil Discovery.
Here's why you won't pay a dime for this research.
How to Take Advantage of this Opportunity Now
My name is Mike Ward.
I've spent years in the trenches of high finance, and today I'm the publisher of a very different kind of investment newsletter called The Money Map Report.
Each month, our readers receive an exact "road map" to the markets. As with the Tiny Texan, we show them where the big money flows are headed - from investment banks, governments and private investors.
Get ahead of a capital shift of global significance and you can make money, almost automatically, as that capital creates demand... driving prices higher every time.
Consider...
Our readers got in ahead of the agriculture boom, and saw gains of 389% on the hottest "fertilizer" play on the planet...
They got in ahead of the Chinese steel boom and were able to book 100% in less than two months.
The Money Map Report opened their eyes to an emerging run on aluminum, leading to 817% gains...
But this time around, the gains could be much bigger.
We're talking about $100 million oil company - trading around $6 - that's about to "pop the cork" on more than 40 billion barrels of crude oil - worth as much as $2.8 trillion dollars.
This situation is unprecedented in the history of investing.
And you'll get all the details in Profits in Paris: Earn 1,820% from this Secret Oil Discovery.
You'll receive this report free, just for trying our research.
But there's something else I'd like to send you for free...
Discover "The Cisco of the Smart Grid"
As you probably know, many people got rich from the emergence of the Internet.
The best example might be Cisco Systems. The Internet-hardware company handed investors 16,637% gains from 1990 to 2000.
But some investors will get even richer off the emergence of a new internet.
This one will be 1,000 times bigger than the first, according to a current Cisco VP.
The new internet won't handle emails and web pages. It will route energy between power plants and customers in the most efficient way possible.
Many call this new network the Smart Grid.
As CNET reports, the new network will add billions to the bottom lines of both utility companies and customers each year.
"Building the smart grid means adding computer and communications technology to the existing electricity grid. With an overlay of digital technology, the grid promises to operate more efficiently and reliably... Much like computers and routers manage the flow of bits on the Internet, smart-grid technologies use information to optimize the flow of electricity."
By increasing efficiency, the power companies will consume less fuel. And that means producing fewer emissions.
No wonder Congress just approved $11 billion for the Smart Grid!
And no wonder experts see the Smart Grid as a $100 billion marketplace for new technologies, ideas and equipment.
For investors in one little company, all of this could mean enormous gains.
We call this fast-emerging company the "Cisco of the Smart Grid." While Cisco provided the routers and switches for the first Internet, this company provides the data "hubs" for the Smart Grid.
These hubs route information, and energy, between power plants and customers - in real time. And they're already controlling the flow of power in places like Tennessee, Florida, Ontario and California.
A Southern California Edison Vice President calls the hubs "an essential part of providing clean, cost-effective technology solutions to further enhance the reliability of the electric power grid."
But the company is just getting started. It's looking at potential deals with dozens of other major metropolitan power companies. And as each new customer signs on, the company's earnings will spark higher.
Consider that the new Smart Grid promises to grow 1,000 times the size of the original Internet, you can see the profit potential. The gains could be positively Cisco-like.
