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Steve
Forbes
How
Capital Will Save Us & Forbes.com
Steve
Forbes is President
and Chief Executive Officer of Forbes and Editor-in-Chief
of Forbes magazine.
Since Mr. Forbes assumed his position in 1990,
the company has launched a variety of new publications
and businesses. They include: Forbes FYI, the
irreverent lifestyle supplement; Forbes Global,
the magazine's international publication; and
Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Brazilian, Russian,
Arabic and Hebrew editions of the magazine. Forbes
also publishes the Gilder Technology Report, as
well as a number of investment newsletters.
In
1997 Forbes entered the new media arena with the
launch of Forbes.com. The site now attracts over
seven million unique visitors a month and has
become the leading destination site for business
decision-makers and investors.
Jason
Kelly is the author of eight books including The
Neatest Little Guide to Stock Market Investing,
a BusinessWeek best seller now in its 2010 edition,
and his newest title, Financially Stupid People
Are Everywhere: Don’t Be One of Them, published
in June 2010. He also publishes The Kelly Letter,
a curiously readable weekly investment advisory.
He
graduated from the University of Colorado in 1993
with a BA in English, but not before a professor
told him that he would never succeed as an author
because he “lacked a basic command of the English
language.” Luckily, IBM disagreed and hired
Jason as a technical writer at its Silicon Valley
Laboratory in San Jose, California. Once income
from his freelance writing matched his income from
IBM, Jason left corporate life to become a full-time
freelance writer. About IBM hiring him for the only
“real” job he’s ever had, Jason wrote
in Financially Stupid People, “I keep a special
smile for Big Blue because of that break. It was
the only company that believed in me. I never knew
the meaning of the term ‘competing offer.’”
One
of Jason’s Japanese publishers, Shueisha, brought
him to Tokyo on book tour in 1999. He took that
opportunity to visit his old high school exchange
student friend, and wrote a funny article about
the experience. That article remains one of Jason’s
most widely read. It’s still on his site. Japan
went straight to Jason’s heart, and he decided
to live there. He rented out his home in California
and moved to Sano, Japan in 2002 for what he thought
was going to be a one-year stay. Eight years later,
he still lives and works there.
In
addition to writing new books and The Kelly Letter,
he’s also the angel investor in Red Frog Coffee
in Longmont, Colorado, a delightful little shop
managed by his sister and business partner, Emily.
Peter
Schiff President & Chief Global Strategist
Peter is one of the few investment advisors
to have correctly called the current bear market
before it began and to have positioned his clients
accordingly. As a result of his accurate forecasts
of the mortgage meltdown, credit crunch, and
decoupling of commodities, precious metals,
and foreign markets from the U.S. dollar, he
has become a sought-after economic commentator
on a range of investment topics. Peter delivers
lectures at major economic and investment conferences,
and is quoted often in the print media, including
the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, L.A.
Times, Barron’s, BusinessWeek, Time and
Fortune. His broadcast credits include regular
guest appearances on CNBC, Fox Business, CNN,
MSNBC, and Fox News Channel, as well as hosting
a weekly radio show. As an author, he has written
four bestselling books, including his latest:
" Crash Proof 2.0: How to Profit from the
Economic Collapse" and "How an Economy
Grows and Why It Crashes".
Hello,
this is Keith Schaefer, editor and publisher of
The Oil & Gas Investments Bulletin. I started
my subscription service in mid-2009 because I
could see there was no place where retail investors
could go to easily find which oil and gas companies
were creating huge shareholder wealth by using
exciting new technologies, such as horizontal
drilling, fracing and 3D seismic.
These
companies are increasing cash flows – and
stock prices – by finding ways to get more
oil and gas out of the ground. And junior and
intermediate producers – $2-$20 stocks –
are leading the way.
I
find the leaders in the new plays that are using
these technologies. My research is finding higher
and higher flow rates from new wells in old formations
as management teams fine tune their use of these
new technologies.
It’s
amazing how technology is lowering operating costs
– and increasing profits – for many
publicly traded energy companies.
I
find the ones who have the capital and the knowledge
to be the fastest growing in their area –
this usually means they have a large undeveloped
land position in an area where either production
costs are very low or production rates can be
very high. They are covered by several research
analysts, so there is research support and institutional
money flow behind them.
And
my subscribers and myself are making money from
my research. I eat my own cooking and buy all
the stocks I research for subscribers.
I
read MANY research reports, and I do a lot of
original research – call management teams,
talking to my contacts in the oil patch, scour
company financials – to find the companies
with the best chance to provide investor profits.
But
these reports also give me many great story ideas
for the blog, that haven’t hit the mainstream
media yet. That’s why you should sign up
at the blog to get notified of new stories.
I
write the blog and the subscription service so
everyone can understand the story. I keep it simple.
Subscribers
get a minimum 10 issues a year, and there is often
more than one stock presented.
The
Oil and Gas Investments Bulletin is a completely
independent service, written to build subscriber
loyalty. No company ever pays in any way to be
profiled.
I
am so confident you will find value in my service
I offer a 60 day, money back guarantee, no questions
asked, for annual subscription purchases. Please
read the sample report I have posted on the website
to get an idea of how I profile these fast growing
stocks.
Email
me with any questions at editor@oilandgas-investments.com
