Comment Yesterday marked the fourth day in a row that retail gas prices broke all-time record highs, this time soaring all the way to $3.10 per gallon.
While Americans gripe about paying $60 to fill up their SUVs, Green Chip investors have been hedging against these high prices for quite some time now.
You see, as the price of gas rises, interest in technologies that can alleviate some of that pain also rises. When that happens, savvy investors can take advantage of companies that are providing relief.
And though some analysts have attributed the recent spike in retail gas prices to constricted refinery capacity, ultimately the largest contributor to gas prices is the cost of crude oil which, if you haven't noticed, hasn't exactly been plummeting.
The way I see it, there are a number of reasons that America needs to curtail its dependence on oil, whether foreign or domestic. But in the here and now, the main reason seems obvious--it's simply too expensive.
And that's not always a bad thing. High prices for oil and gas make alternative technologies more and more competitive. And as that happens, more capital seems to flow in their direction, driving up stock prices--a good thing for Green Chip investors, who have made more than enough dinero to fill their tanks in recent months.
It Shows No Signs of Stopping
As if there weren't enough evidence before these record gas prices, I think it is now safe to say there is no major relief in sight, what with the volatility in the major oil-producing states and the inevitability of Peak Oil. Not to mention places like Saudi Arabia cutting back on production. Yeah, our friends the Saudis.
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Certainly sustainably-produced energy will stake its claim as the world runs out of oil, and even before that, as oil and gas prices rise with every hiccup in the supply chain.
The proof is in the profits. An example:
In the last 15 weeks, retail gas prices have risen $0.94, a 42% increase. That's nothing.
Just this week our trading service has recommended and sold two stocks--one for a 15.9% gain and the other for a 30% gain. We held on to those stocks for a total of two days!
Check out the first, Open Energy Corp. (OEGY.OB):
And the second, Americas Wind Energy (AWNE.OB):
Folks, there are no two ways about it. If you want to make serious money on the Street as the oil and gas prices climb, then the renewables market is the place to be.
And with the experts here at Green Chip tracking numerous companies, press releases, and legislation, we're sure to continue delivering these types of gains.
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Until next time,
Nick
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