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The Other Oil Play You Simply Can’t Ignore
by Gold Editor on January 28, 2010
The Other Oil Play You Simply Can't Ignore
By Marin Katusa, Senior Energy Strategist, Casey’s Energy Report
The biggest economic shift of our time is under way.
Cheap and easy oil is gone for good. And given our addiction to low-cost oil, the results are about to put the squeeze on your pocket book.
Increasing prices will have a huge effect on every aspect of your life, from the price of your food, to how much you'll pay at the gas pump, to the cost of heating and cooling your home.
Nearly everything in our lives revolves around oil.
While demand for oil continues to grow, we are now coming to the realization that like all other resources, oil is finite and output is now in terminal decline.
This has the oil industry stuck on a treadmill, running faster just to stand still.
The Other Oil Play You Simply Can't Ignore