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Expert energy investment banker Matt Simmons recently said that ocean energy could "become the only real way to begin weaning ourselves from what will soon become clear peaking of global oil and gas."

As ocean energy makes its way into the mainstream, a few companies stand to make a fortune. One small Canadian company, in particular, has the potential for fivefold growth in the next year.

Read all about the profitable details in this report.

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January 2007 Archives

Nuinsco Resources - 2007-01-26
With a solid technical run-up and properties concentrating on copper, gold, uranium, and zinc - some of the hottest commodities investors are clawing at each other to get into right now - my latest trade is primed for a quick, powerful leg-up.

Notes from the 2007 Vancouver Gold Show - 2007-01-24
We just finished three days in Vancouver at the Cambridge House Investor College and Resource Conference. It was exciting to see how many people attended (7,500) and the generally bullish tone overall of investors for the mining shares. I would say most are cautiously optimistic that 2007 could be a very good year.

Indium Demand - 2007-01-15
Indium: It's a metal that most folks have never heard of. But in today's high-tech economy, demand for this material is soaring in everything from thin-film solar panels to flat-screen TVs. The mounting demand for this rare, strategic metal presents us with a unique investment opportunity that could turn out to be the best investment most investors will miss.

Huge Gold Profits Still Remain to be Made - 2007-01-12
Since topping off at over $725 an ounce in mid-May, gold prices have slugged along bouncing between $575 and $650 leaving the overanxious investors among us sweating the proverbial bullets. But the fact is, all is still well.

Uranium and Zinc - 2007-01-10
Uranium and zinc remain my top base metal picks for investors in 2007, despite a recent 15% decline in zinc prices on rising inventories. And I believe that it's a good thing we've established an early position in Firestone Ventures (TSX-V: FV), because they have both.

Argentex Drill Results - 2007-01-08
When last we heard from Argentex Mining Corp. in late November, the company was continuing exploration and surveying efforts on their flagship Pinguino property after showing some promising results from the geophysical testing. Well, the good news keeps on rolling in.

China's Copper Demand - 2007-01-05
There's no point putting lipstick on a pig. Fact is, copper is looking quite miserable. This morning the critical construction metal opened at a multi-month low. But we're not throwing in the towel just yet. Copper still has an ace up its sleeve: China.

Uranium Stocks - 2007-01-04
Uranium stocks are looking hotter than ever and are poised for a new speculative burst as demand is set to outstrip production.

Greg McCoach's 2007 Outlook - 2007-01-03
As 2006 comes to a close, the long-term upward trend in precious metals looks like it is ready to march again. Editor Greg McCoach lays out his outlook for 2007 and beyond.