Louis Navellier is pitching a Chinese oil stock that he thinks will more than double from the current levels — and if you sign up for a subscription to his Quantum Growth newsletter, he’ll tell you the name and the ticker. That’ll be $5,000 per year, please (though to be fair it’s “on sale” now [...]
This is a fun one to start off the week with — Christian DeHaemer, who writes the Crisis and Opportunity newsletter that got us all so gaga over Mongolia early this year has a new pick to tease for us that he calls “God’s Chosen Investment” (that Mongolian oil push continues, by the way, my [...]
Questions are piling in once more about Byron King’s “Oil Kitchen” teaser ads about a big oil field offshore Namibia that he hopes will mirror the huge fields offshore Brazil, so I thought I’d share the article that I wrote to the Irregulars (the paying members of Stock Gumshoe) in the Friday File on July [...]
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This ad from Jim Nelson for his Lifetime Income Report caught my eye, in part because most of my ancestors came here from Sweden a few generations back to farm the upper Midwest and, apparently, strike stern poses for photographers. Today, though, the “Scandinavian Income” we’re being teased about is from the really wealthy part [...]
If you were with us yesterday for our trip down memory lane into the Bakken Formation, then you’re ready for the followup — the folks at the Oxford Club teased us about three companies that have acreage and/or production in the Williston Basin in and surrounding North Dakota, and I shared two of those with [...]
The latest ad from the Oxford Club has been rolling in on Gumshoe Beach in mighty waves, so let’s jump right on it before our loungers are submerged … it’s all about oil, as you might have guessed from the headline, and it’s all about a huge oil field that’s “buried beneath the midwestern prairies.” [...]
This article was originally published in February, it has been “lightly updated” in honor of the teaser ad’s resurgence in my email box. This teaser ad looks like it’s the launch of a new service from Christian DeHaemer, who has blessed us with a great many “Indiana Jones” teasers over the years, talking about the [...]
This is a fun, classic teaser — all about a huge oil rush that’s taking place under our noses, without getting a lot of press. And better yet, it keys on a particular man who acts behind the scenes as one of the leaders of the new revolution in horizontal drilling and fracturing, but of [...]
I haven’t written much about the folks from the White Cap Report, which seems basically to be just a relatively low cost “small growth stock” newsletter … but the ad that a reader forwarded last night caught my attention. Like the Matt Badiali teaser we looked at a yesterday this one is also targeted at [...]
Lots of questions rolling in from the Gumshoe faithful about this ad today — it’s a teaser from Matt Badiali and his S&A Resource Report, and it’s all about the massive oil shale resources in China, and how to profit from them. Here’s how the pitch begins: “World’s Largest Oil Shale Field Discovered… in China? [...]
This teaser was sent my way several times right around Tax Day last week, and I must say I’m intrigued … it’s an ad for Peter Krauth’s Global Resource Alert, a commodities-focused newsletter, and it’s all about making money by following in the footsteps of the big banks who are trying to control a particular [...]
Time once again to have a quick look at a teaser pick from Nicholas Vardy for his Global Bull Market Alert — a small Chinese oil company that he thinks is under the radar and primed for takeoff. So who is it? Well, for Vardy’s full answer you’ll need to pony up for a subscription [...]
Today we’re taking a look at what Carla Pasternak of High-Yield Investing is calling her “Income Security of the Month” for March. Pasternak uses these “security of the month” teasers to build up interest in her newsletter, of course, with plenty of opportunities to click, subscribe, and learn the name of the stock … … [...]
Matt Badiali runs the S&A Resource Report newsletter, which recommends mostly energy and commodity stocks. The teases he uses to promote his newsletter are usually pretty compelling and hyperbolic, and from what we’ve heard at Stock Gumshoe Reviews his letter is one of the favorites in the commodity space, so I always like to take [...]
I was on track to write something else this morning, but the deluge of emails and the mysterious name drew my attention to the “Illinois Project” teaser … think what you like about Stansberry & Associates, but they’ve certainly got some of the more creative copywriters churning out their tasty treats for the Gumshoe. So [...]
I know that almost all of you have probably seen this ad … “Texas Company Tapping $2.8 Trillion Oil Reserve… Under the Eiffel Tower “Tiny company from Dallas preparing to extract 40 billion barrels of crude oil from beneath Paris, France… “Discovery big enough to fuel U.S. demand for 5.2 years, according to Energy Information [...]
That’s what the folks who write Energy and Capital are calling the North Dakota/Montana oil rush — drilling into what’s popularly referred to as the Bakken Shale oil resource or the Williston Basin — that’s keeping unemployment low and making millionaires of some lucky North Dakota ranchers. And they think that beneath this widely covered [...]
Elliott Gue made a name for himself as an energy stock analyst before he took over the much larger Personal Finance, and he still gets the teaser ads rolling pretty frequently for his Energy Strategist newsletter (now he calls the subscribers the “Energy Society” … feels more special, no?) And lately he’s been pushing a [...]
Late last week I wrote about a new teaser from the Phase 1 newsletter at Stansberry & Associates — as far as these things go it’s actually a relatively low-hype, fact-based teaser ad, since there’s a pretty big fundamental argument in favor of anyone who can profit from Iraq’s oil reserves (as well as lots [...]
