Oil & Gas Stocks Research & Info

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[TD="align: left"][COLOR=#000000][FONT=Verdana][B]Its always beneficial to find stocks that are expecting big gains. 50% gains are great news for investors, and each of the following companies are expecting such gains within a year. Fast growth can be very impressive and exciting for investors. [/B][/FONT][/COLOR]

[COLOR=#000000][FONT=Verdana][FONT=Verdana]Read the entire article here: [B][URL="http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=rq86i8dab&et=1107205205538&s=0&e=001fDOvcr-Ugl9j4qFzx0LbjpZSTryg4vGdx7QMODjRgIqhhP3ol6BhcL97LfDxW7wStmh-P_Pt1OAsL0ju7vrrS3d6OUZdOOQcCtTYzZ9YO9mHUjwTIAYbIs1jC-kzB7pOLXoR5nCfMqWvC74dEcPw4kZY_HgapsFw6etf2uY-4qsHAIrBbFp1WfSuUmF8FS85"]Oil Companies Expecting 50% Or More In Gains[/URL][/B][/FONT][/FONT][/COLOR][/TD]
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With the recent down turn in the market, we keep reading more about oil refiners. Oil refiners seem to have no been fazed by this down turn, and can potentially do very well for the remainder of the year.

[B] Read the entire article here: [URL="http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/08/17/more-refiners-set-for-success-in-2011/"]More Refiners Set For Success in 2011[/URL][/B]

[B][URL="http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/08/16/natural-gas-liquids-to-benefit-exxon-stock/"]Natural Gas Liquids To Benefit Exxon Stock [/URL][/B]

Not many oil companies have taken on the approach of increasing their production of natural gas liquids. The market is still strongly focused on oil. However, Exxon Mobil has taken a strong approach to natural gas liquids, and it seems to be paying off.

[B][URL="http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/08/16/4922/"]Undervalued Energy Stocks That Are Not Uninteresting[/URL][/B]

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We are trying to keep our readers as up to date as possible with the latest and greatest energy stock picks. T. Boone Pickens recently stated his favorite picks for the upcoming months. Some of these are repeats from the last article we posted, so we have narrowed down the new picks.

[B] Read the entire article here: [URL="http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/07/28/hot-off-the-presses-pickens-latest-energy-stock-picks/"]Hot Off the Presses: Pickens' Latest Energy Stock Picks[/URL][/B]


[B][URL="http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/07/28/oil-to-reach-120-by-2012/"]Oil to Reach $120 by 2012? [/URL]
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Peak oil has been the talk of the energy industry during 2011. But what should we expect from 2012? There are high expectations all around, and I have herd analysts predict $120 oil numerous times. Is it really possible?

[B][URL="http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/07/27/get-to-know-these-oil-e-p-picks/"]Get to Know These ...

A couple weeks back we posted an article that stressed the importance of the U.S. exporting their excess natural gas being produced. This is a great idea. However, there would be a need for the creation of multiple natural gas liquefaction plants to make this possible.


[QUOTE]…So why don’t U.S. companies just sell to Europe and Asia? To ship natural gas, you need to cool it to -260 degrees Fahrenheit so it becomes a liquid (hence the name, LNG) and can be safely transported. The problem is, while the U.S. has receiving terminals, we have no liquefying terminals. At a rough cost of $5/mcf to liquefy and transport to Asia, it formerly made no sense for North American producers to ship it, as they were better off selling gas on the continent…
…LNG in the U.S.
The only exporting plant in North America is ConocoPhillips‘ (NYSE: COP ) Kenai LNG plant in Alaska. The plant is in the process of being shut down as natural gas supplies in the Cook Inlet basin ...

There has been backlash from a number of states who are not so accepting of the method of fracking to extract natural gas. One state that stepped up and is no longer allowing it is New York. Other states have considered it, but New York has made the first move. What exactly does this mean for the natural gas industry in the state?

[QUOTE]The good thing is, the nation doesn’t need New York’s gas; New York doesn’t even need New York’s gas, with plentiful volumes available next door in Pennsylvania.
The plunge in New York gas comes at a time when gas output is booming in the rest of the country. Nationwide, since 2007 shale gas production has soared from 1.3 trillion cubic feet to more than 4 tcf a year. Daily gas output has surged to a record 79 billion cubic feet a day.[/QUOTE]

Find additional research here: [url]http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/07/21/4175/[/url]

I haven’t been reading much about Forest Oil lately, but from the looks of things, they are working hard! Forest’s current management is making sure the company is focused on utilizing the potential gas boom to their advantage. And when you really look at it, they are the ones with the advantage.

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Read the entire article here: [url]http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/07/05/no-handicap-needed-for-forest-oil-in-the-game-of-natural-gas/[/url]

Knowing which stocks are worth your time, research, and investment is the name of the game. Why not save some of your time and maybe research and consider Suncor? The research is looking good, and Suncor is expected to do some good things.

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Read the entire article here: [url]http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/06/14/set-for-success-suncor-energy/[/url]

The holiday weekend has passed, and maybe some of you investors are a bit sluggish after the weekend of fun. Due diligence probably doesn’t sound like the most appealing task for the day. Don’t worry, we have you covered!

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Read the entire article with additional charts here: [url]http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/05/31/prosperous-stocks-to-follow-your-prosperous-holiday-weekend/[/url]

Gas prices are currently effecting people all across the U.S. Not only are the average American effected by this, but energy companies are also making adjustments.


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Find more charts and research here: [url]http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/05/30/natural-gas-or-oil-who-will-be-trendy-next/[/url]

I am sure by now you have all heard a little, if not a lot, about the shale opportunities across the U.S. If this approach to natural gas extraction is the “wave of the future” is won’t hurt to learn a little more!

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Find additional research here: [url]http://turnkeyoil.com/2011/05/15/el-paso-natural-gas-leader/[/url]