[BREAKING NEWS] "The End of Saudi Oil"

31 July, 2013 [BREAKING NEWS] "The End of Saudi Oil" Dear Buzzhairs, So my colleagues at The Fleet Street Letter were right! Back in March I sent you an exclusive report about a coming shift to the energy market. Just four months ago, it sounded incredible… almost the stuff of fantasy. But now it could be about to happen. I'm talking about the end of the Saudi monopoly on the energy market. As reported yesterday in The Telegraph, Bloomberg, The Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times… this coming shift "threatens the Saudi economy". In fact, it could even lead to the downfall of the biggest and most powerful cartel on the planet – OPEC. Why? Because another type of fuel could be set to take over… one that has Saudi Arabian billionaire Prince Alaweed quaking… and one that could generate a huge amount of new wealth… Not just for the energy barons – but for early investors, too. Months ahead of the news, The Fleet Street Letter called this coming 'switchover' to a cleaner, cheaper energy source. Not only that, they uncovered three clever ways to ride this new energy boom. There's still time to move ahead of this story. But only if you act very quickly. Get the full details here. If this plays out as we expect, you could position yourself at the beginning of a decade-long bull market… one that could have a tremendous impact on your future wealth… And as a Right Side reader, I know you won't want to miss this. Don't miss out! Full details on this breaking story are here. Good investing, Bengt Saelensminde The Right Side Your capital is at risk when you invest in shares - you can lose some or all of your money, so never risk more than you can afford to lose. Shares recommended in The Fleet Street Letter may be denominated in a currency other than sterling. The return from these may increase or decrease as a result of currency fluctuations. 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