Dear Investor:

A tiny company has patented new technology that can supply all the electricity California could possibly want from the waves in a 10-by-10 square mile patch of the Pacific -- and at prices competitive with oil and natural gas-fired power plants.

Defense giant Lockheed Martin, the US Marines, and 4 utility companies have already signed large contracts with them.

Lockheed, for example, won a contract from the Department of Homeland Security to deploy high-tech sensors in the ocean to monitor vessels approaching the American coast. Lockheed has the sensors to do the job, but in the middle of the ocean, there’s no place to plug ‘em in.

But this company’s new technology makes electricity in the middle of the ocean, so it was exactly what Lockheed needed.

This company also won a big contract to install its electricity generators offshore of a big US Marine base in the Pacific Ocean. The Marines love the idea of being able to provide electricity to forces stationed in remote locations -- without having to use up precious liquid fuel.

Three international utilities have signed on as well ...

And just recently, this company began installing wave-power generators off the coast of Oregon for a west coast utility.

This company is still in its infancy, but energy giants and governments around the world are already knocking on their door. Sales are exploding. They have the potential to turn the whole energy industry inside out, upside down. It’s obvious to me that as they commercialize their extraordinary new technology, they’re destined to become an energy giant.

That was the promise of solar power, wind power, fuel cells, and cold fusion. But they all failed to deliver on it. Likewise, for ocean wave power -- until now.

Indeed, since 1799, dozens of attempts have been made to harness the energy in ocean waves. They all failed because they were too mechanically complex, which made them expensive to build and hard to maintain in harsh, corrosive saltwater. So the electricity they produced was too expensive.

By contrast, this company’s generators incorporate a radical engineering departure from just about any other electric power generator on the market today because ... this company’s generators have almost no moving parts.

The heart of its patented system is a specially engineered chemical polymer -- a giant molecule millions of atoms long -- that has the unique property of turning mechanical motion directly into an electric current. The up-and-down motion of ocean waves is perfect for this polymer.

The result: generators that are simpler and cheaper to build, easier to maintain, require no fuel, and put out very inexpensive electricity.

People and politicians don’t like smelly pollution and dirty energy. Whether you believe in global warming or not -- it’s become a major political force and is a big issue in the US
presidential election.

This company has the perfect answer: cheap, bountiful electricity that’s 100% emission free. No soot, no smoke, and no oil spills.

This company’s technology makes ocean wave power far greener than environmental darlings such as ethanol, bio-diesel, and even clean-burning natural gas.

The combination of low-cost electricity and no
pollution makes this company unique.

But there’s even more in this company’s favor: Its energy source is never going to deplete, like oil. You’re never going to run out of ocean waves.

Just imagine. There are no exploration costs. No mining costs. No drilling. The waves are right there for the taking, with the right technology. And this company has it.

They already have a foot in the door of corporate America with their roster of blue-chip clients. I think their sales will at least double each year for the next 5 years. Longer term, as demand for electricity inevitably rises, this company is destined to become a major energy giant.

It’s not often that a company brings much needed breakthrough technology like this to the market. Thomas Edison did it with the lightbulb. The company he started to commercialize it is now one of the largest companies in the world -- General Electric. Early investors in GE who held on to their shares became extraordinarily wealthy. You have a similar opportunity with this company.

I’m Bob Czeschin, editor of the Oil & Energy Investment Report. You may not have noticed it, but the fine print in many newsletter promotions reveals that the author got paid by the company he was touting -- sometimes as much as $850,000 for a single “recommendation.”

That makes me sick. I’m completely impartial and independent. I’ve never taken a penny from any company or broker for my recommendations. I don’t even let them buy me lunch.

I do my own research and I sing my own song -- and it pays off for my readers.

For example, early on, I saw the investment potential of environmentally-friendly gasolines. I recommended Valero, one of the few high-tech refiners able to produce them. Subscribers grabbed profits of up to 458%.

I foresaw the rebirth of nuclear power in Asia and recommended uranium producer Cameco. Subscribers doubled their money in just over a year.

I forecasted the recent shortage of natural gas in the US. I recommended little-known natural gas giant, EnCana. Subscribers bagged up to 237% profits.

My next big winner is almost certain to be this small company harnessing the power of ocean waves.

Get all the details. My Special Report shows you how their ground-breaking technology works. Learn how this company can break the chains binding America to increasingly expensive Mideast oil, and why I think the early shareholders in this virginal company are going to become wealthy.

This tiny ocean wave power company won’t be the first hightech energy stock to be enormously profitable for my subscribers.

Right now, 75% of the world’s oil is pumped from fields that are 30 years old or older. Indeed, oil production in Kuwait, Iran, the US, Mexico, and Russia, five of the top twelve oil producers in the world, is down significantly from their respective peaks.

Companies that can increase their reserves and production in the face of depletion can make you some big money. Apache Oil is a perfect example: They increased their reserves more than 5-fold, and also tripled their production. Subscribers following my buy-sell recommendations on Apache gobbled up 133% profits.

You have the same situation in natural gas with reserves also depleting. And a few years ago, when I saw a natural gas shortage developing, I recommended EnCana and Penn West, two little-known North American companies with large reserves.

Then I sat back and waited for Wall Street to catch up. And subscribers walked away with up to 246% and 239% profits respectively. They more than tripled their money!

If you want to start hauling in profits like these from the oil and energy sector, subscribe now to my Oil & Energy Investment Report. Normally, $144 a year, but on this offer, just $99. You save $45 and I’ll start you off with a bonus copy of my Special Report: “All the Cheap, Pollution-Free Electricity America Could Possibly Want -- from Ocean Waves.”

After that, each monthly issue will give you at least one new recommendation -- with the same profit potential of EnCana (246%), Valero (458%), and Suncor (195%).

Am I always right? Of course not. In 2006, for instance, I had 16 closed-out recommendations: 2 losers and 14 winners. The worst loser was down 16%. The biggest winner was up 458%.

And now, as I write this, we have 14 more open positions, with 2 losers and 12 gainers. The two losers are down 3% and 14%; the gains range all the way up to 136% and 300%.

Results like these are possible because I search out oil and energy companies that don’t depend on rising oil prices to do well for their shareholders. That way, they’re relatively safe investments even when oil dips. And when oil rises, it turbocharges my subscribers’ profits.

And I’m constantly on the lookout for companies that are on the cutting edge of energy technology, or are at the top of their fields. Like Suncor (195%) and Valero (458%) that I told you about above. And of course, this ocean wave company that is almost destined to blossom into an energy giant as the demand for cheap, clean energy grows.

When you subscribe, I’ll send you your issues by first class mail. But why wait for the postman? Send me your e-mail address and I’ll also send you issues by e-mail, plus complimentary energy news updates, special offers, and intra-month buy-sell
recommendations, as needed.

One last point: The shares of this tiny company making cost competitive, pollution-free electricity from ocean waves are dirt cheap because they haven’t been listed on any exchanges in America -- until now. Just recently, they were listed on the Nasdaq National Market.

By far the biggest profits are going to be made by the investors who get in now, before this stock winds up on the buy list of the big brokerage firms.

So if you want to get in on the ground floor, follow the Buy Now links below -- you know what to do.

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