January 7th, 2017Want to profit from a rebound in oil prices?This is your chance.Having spent two years flooding the market with crude, OPEC is finally showing signs of fatigue. The group, led by top oil producer Saudi Arabia, has agreed to cut production for the first time since 2008. And Russia, the largest non-OPEC producer, has expressed a willingness to coordinate cuts of its own.Indeed, every major oil producer in the world has finally agreed that production is too high and prices too low. Action must be taken.Meanwhile, many U.S. shale producers, which cut into OPEC’s market share, have been driven out of business. More than 100 North American oil and gas companies have filed for bankruptcy. Their production isn’t coming back anytime soon.At the same time, demand is on track grow by more than 1 million barrels per day.The result: oil prices are set to rise in 2017.And our “2017 Oil Price Outlook: Inevitable Profits” has all the details.It explains exactly why oil prices are due to rise — how far and how fast.It also covers six investment opportunities that are set for a stellar year.Find out everything you need to know about:The U.S. shale collapseOPEC’s budget crisis2017 oil pricesHow to profitSo if you missed out on oil’s 2016 rally, don’t worry. We’ve got you covered for the year ahead.
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