MOTLEY FOOL Writes About CETG.OB

SPECIAL REPORT

The Secret Behind
Oil's Hidden Millionaires
They aren't Saudi princes. And they don't own oil-rich land in Texas or mineral rights in Oklahoma.

Yet in the time it took gas prices to shoot from $1.50 to $3 a gallon, they got 1,291% richer.

Just ahead, you'll discover how they did it and how you can join them for oil's next big run -- if you act before May 26, 2008.
 
MOTLEY FOOL SENIOR ANALYST
Imagine turning the tables so that soaring gas prices would make you a fortune, instead of costing you one...

Well, that's exactly what a group of savvy investors has done and is about to do again...

I call them oil's hidden millionaires.

By taking one simple action, they cut themselves in on a HUGE oil and gas fortune...

And in the time it took gas prices to double, every $10,000 they invested turned into $139,000.

How'd they do it? I'm going to show you. Along with how you can join them and claim your fair share of the "recession-proof" wealth that's about to be made as gas prices continue to surge toward the unprecedented $5-a-gallon mark.

But I must warn you... this opportunity won't knock twice. By the time you see this story on CNBC, the stock will be above $85.00 a share.

Whatever you do, don't make the mistake of thinking gas won't hit $5 a gallon...

It's already a fact of life in London, Paris, and Stockholm -- and has been for years.

When $5 gas hits our shores, it can either be the best news you've heard in a decade -- or the worst. And it's likely to happen sooner than you think...
. The CEO of Total SA, one of the world's largest oil companies, recently confessed that the world can't increase oil output beyond current levels.
. The Wall Street Journal reports that output from the world's existing oil fields is dropping about 4.5% per year and by up to 18% per year at some of the biggest oil fields in the North Sea, Alaska, and the Gulf of Mexico.
. The New York Times reports that many of the world's top oil exporters may have to begin importing oil within a decade to keep up with rising energy demands inside their borders.
Of course, some people -- like the OPEC ministers -- claim that oil isn't running out. But can we really trust them?
They've got a stranglehold on nearly half the world's oil supply, and are concerned only with maximizing profits and adding to their already obscene wealth.
Just last year they quietly raked in a cool $675 billion -- up 10% from the previous year -- while we sat back and watched soaring gas prices gobble up our hard-earned cash.

No wonder The Economist says, "OPEC is more likely to worsen a global slowdown by keeping prices high than it is to ease one by allowing them to fall."

And don't forget, a handful of OPEC member nations -- including Iran and Venezuela -- are openly hostile toward the United States, its economy, and its government.

In fact, as I write you, Venezuela's little big man, Hugo Chavez, is threatening to cut off oil shipments to the U.S. altogether. This from our fourth-largest supplier of oil!
If he does, $5 gas will be here even sooner.

This will end up costing all of us thousands, BUT it could make a few of us millions...

To understand how, let's step back for a minute and assess the current situation...

Demand for oil is soaring worldwide. And the fast-growing economies of China and India, in particular, are putting a huge strain on supply. Meanwhile, that supply is shrinking.
That, in turn, has oil and gas companies desperately scrambling for new oil and gas finds.

Merrill Lynch & Co. Vice President Thomas Petrie told The Wall Street Journal, "People are running hard to find new sources of oil, and that's just to keep even."
And right there is our opportunity!

You see, oil and gas companies can now afford to search for reserves in places that had been considered way too expensive before. And all across the U.S., once-marginal oil and gas fields are becoming virtual cash machines.

But only a handful of highly specialized companies have the state-of-the-art technology, the specialized skills, and the artful know-how needed to locate these profitable gushers. Capital City Energy Group, Inc. (OTCBB: CETG) is one of those companies.

"With no breaks on the price of oil, plus energy companies' insatiable appetite for exploration, times have seldom been better for service companies that find drillers' bread and butter."

-- Investor's Business Daily
And one oil-services company stands head and shoulders above all the rest

When it comes to finding new oil and gas formations where others have failed or where drilling previously proved unprofitable - Capital City Energy www.capcityenergy.com is the GO-TO guys!

And now even the U.S. government is adding fuel to the fire.
The Economist confirms, "Opening up land for energy development has been a federal priority since 2001." In Colorado alone, the number of drilling permits granted on federal land has skyrocketed, from 79 in 2006 to nearly 800 in 2007.

That explains why shares of this tiny company will shoot all the way from $3 past $85 in just the time it took gas prices to double.

At that rate you could have turned $100,000 into $1.4 million in less than five years (or even $3,000 into $42,500). And that's exactly what oil's hidden millionaires did...

And now it's your turn.
A 1,291% gain may be just the beginning for this no-frills business from America's heartland

That's no accident, either.

This company's visionary founder Tim Crawford has been waiting for this perfect storm ever since he set up shop in a sleepy windswept Columbus, Ohio town back in 2003.

He's been at the helm ever since. Not to mention, he owns nearly $9 million worth of the company's shares.
And now his years of dedication and hard work are really paying off...

For the past three years, revenues have grown at a steady pace, and I have every reason to believe that this fortune-building growth will continue well into the future...

At a recent oil and gas conference, the company's CEO confirmed that demand for this company's services are at "an all-time high" and that its crews are already fully booked well into 2009.
Intriguing? It's more than that...

But what if oil prices fall and companies slow their search for new onshore fields?

You may think that's a concern, considering some say we'll see $90 or even $80 a barrel in the near future.
But I wouldn't count on it. Even a worldwide recession couldn't drive oil prices that low again. Demand is just too strong. Oil supply peaked long ago. And supplies are shrinking.

What's more, OPEC and other producing nations will cut production before they let prices fall more than a few dollars. In fact, we're more likely to see $120 oil than $80 oil.
But even at $60 per barrel, this company's specialized services will be in high demand. In fact, oil prices would have to be cut nearly in half before this company's awesome revenue pipeline would even begin to slow down.

Why then is this company's stock selling at such a bargain? Ironically, it recently pulled back, along with the rest of the market, on recession worries, even though...
Its business is virtually "recession-proof"

Lots of folks wrongly assume that a recession will cause people to stop buying gas and that will drive oil prices down.

But remember, billions of people around the world rely on their cars to get them to and from school, work, the grocery store, the doctor, and their kids' soccer practices. And they use oil's cousins, natural gas and heating oil, to heat their homes.

The fact is we are hopelessly addicted to oil and gas, and that addiction won't wane -- even in a recession...
 "Contrary to popular belief, Americans facing a looming recession should expect little relief in the form of lower gas prices."
-- CNNMoney.com
In fact, according to experts cited in the CNNMoney article, even slowing consumer spending and rising unemployment "are unlikely to drastically reduce energy prices," and the article confirmed, "For 2008, most analysts expect crude to keep rising."

Earlier this year, well-respected energy analyst John Kilduff predicted that oil prices could climb as high as $110 a barrel in 2008. Today, we're sitting at over $125!
And that's no surprise when you consider that global energy demand is expected to rise 2.3% this year -- as supply shrinks by nearly 5%!

This is the hard reality that so many people are missing -- demand is still going up, yet supply is going down!

And that's the reason oil and gas expert Stephen Shorck says, "At this rate, we're going to see $4 a gallon." Probably within weeks -- as we approach Memorial Day and the beginning of the summer driving season. And then we'll see $5 a gallon and even higher.

All of which means energy companies are going to be even more desperate to find new sources of oil and gas.

Now you can see why I'm convinced this is one of the most intriguing investment opportunities today. But, you may be wondering, is it too late to get invested in this company?

No. Not at all. In fact, your timing is excellent...

Based on the company's stellar past performance and outstanding future prospects, this stock should be trading through the roof. But the recent credit crisis and recession talk have investors across the board spooked.
Amazingly, this stock has retreated -- right along with all the rest -- handing investors like you an incredible gift.

You seldom find an opportunity like this, but when you do, the profits can be spectacular

In a few seconds, you could become an owner of CETG, but first let me show you what happened to other companies whose share prices pulled back just as their businesses truly began to take off...

I first encountered it with Wal-Mart in the winter of 1987.

At that point, shares of the retail giant had climbed as much as 780% in just five short years.

Most investors thought it was too late to jump on board. But the second the stock pulled back, a handful of savvy investors bought in.
Of course, that was just before Wal-Mart became "America's Superstore" and the stock climbed another 1,774%!

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Received on Tue May 27 2008 - 14:31:45 EDT