Red-Hot Oil & Gas Find. For years, this oil-rich area was considered to be too cold. . . too Isolated. . . and too dangerous to develop. But last winter, Kodiak Energy (OTCBB: KDKN) Built 140 Kilometers of Ice Roads to Confirm an Estimate of... 40 Billion Barrels. Buy Kodiak Energy (OTCBB: KDKN) now at around $3. When its latest report is official, this stock could soar to $35. . . $50. . . maybe even $60. The mother load, may contain up to 40 billion barrels. | |||||
By the end of March the team had succeeded in gathering the data needed to put an accurate number on oil these reserves. The seismic crew was able to finish its work before the spring thaw turned the frozen tundra to muck. Their new, carefully-collected data is in the final stages of being analyzed and the results should be made public to the oil and investment communities within weeks. New seismic data indicates this $3-a-share oil company is sitting on a. . . Huge $49-Per-Share reserve. When the report is official, a $49-a-share reserve could rocket this $3 stock (OTCBB: KDKN) to $35. . .$50. . .maybe even $60. In a report dated April 23, 2007, a Swiss firm by the name of SISM Research & Investment Services disclosed that new seismic field data, gathered this March, may in fact confirm that Kodiak Energy's Little Chicago project, deep in the Northwest Territories, contains vast reserves of recoverable oil. According to the news release, this new find would add $49 to the book value of each share of Kodiak Energy (OTCBB: KDKN) stock. The stock has already taken a bounce and is up to around $3 as a result of this early report. But I'm telling you that when Kodiak Energy releases the official report on the findings of its just-completed $5 million seismic study, the stock is going to see a significant gain. When Wall Street sees that $49-a-share number, the stock could literally triple or quadruple in a matter of hours. You see, this really isn't a speculative situation. The fact is that based on extensive seismic data collected back in the 1960s geologists have known for a long time that there was a huge oil reserve beneath the Little Chicago project. The only question was how much? One estimate, from an experienced geologist who spent years surveying the area put the total oil reserve for the entire Grandview Hills area that includes the Little Chicago area, at a staggering. . . 40 Billion Barrels. Now 40 billion barrels is a lot of oil. It equals about 15% of all the oil in Saudi Arabia and 30% of all the oil in Iran. As a skeptical investor you are no doubt thinking: how on earth, in today's oil-scarce world, could a suspected oil reserve of 40 billion barrels be still unconfirmed and undeveloped? A good question. I'll be very happy to explain. But first, it may help, if you know who is telling this story: My name is James Rapholz. I publish an investment advisory that focuses on stocks of still-undiscovered energy, gold and other natural resource companies. Some of my recent money-making stock picks have racked up gains of as much as 1,337%. . . 1,610%. . . and even 6,500%. Kodiak Energy (OTCBB:KDKN) is gong to be my next big winner. You need to sit down now at your PC and load up on Kodiak Energy (OTCBB-KDKN) now. It could be another 3,360% winner. I'll go on the record and predict that Kodiak Energy (OTCBB:KDKN) could be another Suncor. You undoubtedly know that Suncor, the big player in the Alberta oil sands arena, was up an astonishing 3,360% during its first decade. In fact, most of the Canadian energy stocks are up big time since crude went north of $40. The only problem with Canadian oil stocks is that they've been discovered. Their spectacular rocket ride is over. But, Kodiak Energy is a relatively new company and one of the few exploration stage oil and gas companies that Wall Street has, so far, inexplicably ignored. Trust me, that's about to change. Here's the two-part and absolutely fascinating story of how come this up-start exploration company, Kodiak Energy, happens to be sitting on a portion of one of the biggest undeveloped oil reserves in North America: PART 1: Is that 40 billion barrel estimate for real? The truth is no one knows for sure. And the fact is that as far as your opportunity to make a fortune on Kodiak's stock, it doesn't matter. Here's the story: Back in the 1959, when crude oil was going for around $3 a barrel, an experienced and respected field Geologist by the name of John Lichtenbelt was retained by Richfield Oil (predecessor to Atlantic Richfield) to evaluate the geology of the Grandview Hills area of Canada's Northwest Territories in the hope of discovering new oil and gas reserves. Lichtenbelt was well-known and much-respected and licensed by the APEGGA, the geoscientist organization that governs and strictly supervises the practice of geology and geophysics in Alberta Canada. Lichtenbelt conducted extensive aerial and surface geological surveys, drilled one core hole and two stratigraphic test holes and analyzed 835 samples from the bottom of seismic shotholes. The surveys indicated numerous promising features, but work was stopped when Richfield was bought by Atlantic Refining. But Lichtenbelt was so impressed with what he'd found that between 1966 and 1971 he returned to the area on his own to focus on the Little Chicago and Grandview Hills area of the Lower Mackenzie River Basin. In 1971 Lichtenbelt published a report on the Little Chicago area, officially designated EL413, in which he concluded that it represented: "Possibly the largest and most important oil accumulation in North America, with an estimated pore volume in the range of 40 billion barrels." Lichtenbelt continues in his report that. . . "Little Chicago and the area to the west has the potential of Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, but at a much shallower depth, 2,500 feet compared to 13,000 feet." Lichtenbelt's early estimates were based on incomplete seismic data and he may have in fact inflated them in order to drum up the money for continued exploration. Well, if you remember or have read about all of the environmental furor and debate that began in 1968 over whether or not the U.S. should allow the construction of the Alaska pipeline and development of Alaska's Prudhoe Bay oil fields, you can understand what happened to the Little Chicago area. Little Chicago is smack in the middle of one of Canada's most pristine wilderness areas. In the summer, its surrounded for hundreds of miles by impenetrable bogs, permafrost and dense forest making access difficult and expensive. In the winter, temperatures often plunge to 40 below zero. With crude oil selling back then way below $30 a barrel, the project didn't look profitable. Due to environmental and cost concerns, the Little Chicago site was abandoned, Lichtenbelt's estimate of 40 billion barrels was never tested and the project was mostly forgotten. PART 2: It pays to treat people with respect. How things have changed. When crude oil started trading north of $30 a barrel, suddenly big oil was looking again at the data and all of those old, forgotten samples from the Little Chicago area. Was it true the area might represent an oil reserve of 40 billion barrels? If so, was the oil recoverable on a cost effective basis? Geologists who took a fresh look at the earlier data (there are many and they are well qualified) concluded that-- the "worst-case" estimates -- the Little Chicago project harbors a easily-recoverable energy reserve of at least 3.5 billion barrels and quite likely considerably more. It remains to be seen how much of Lichtenbelt's estimated 40 billion barrels are recoverable. Kodiak Energy just spent $5 million on a new and thorough seismic survey to find out how much they can recover from their Little Chicago Area.. That data has been collected and the results made known soon Even if Lichtenbelt missed the mark with his 40 billion estimate (and I'm not saying we know that yet) the general consensus prior to this $5 million survey was that the Little Chicago Area contains a reserve of 3.5 billion barrels. You do the math. With oil at $60 a barrel, a reserve of 3.5 billion barrels works out to $210,000,000,000. That's $210 billion. . . .billion with a B. The latest news release from the Swiss research and investment firm seems to confirm those numbers. But, I'm getting ahead of myself. When the price of crude oil started its climb toward $70-pluss a barrel, oil companies started dusting off the files for projects abandoned or left undeveloped in the 60s. Suddenly major oil companies began lining up for the right to find out how accurate those early Lichtenbelt estimates really were. Only there was a problem. A big one: Big oil tried and failed to get permits to drill the seismic holes and test wells needed to confirm or re-estimate the potential oil reserves of the Little Chicago area. In the 70s, the indigenous peoples of the Northwest Territories (encouraged, no doubt, by environmentalists, and perhaps even aided by their legal advisors) had filed legal Claims to their ancestral lands. The Little Chicago area was OFF LIMITS for oil expiration. Understandably, the native people wanted, a piece of any oil-profit pie. And as oil prices escalated to $40. . $50. . .$60 and eventually more than $70 a barrel, tribal leaders finally agreed to lift the moratorium on exploration. How come this upstart won out over some of the oil giants? Now, here's the most incredible part of this entire "David against Goliath" story and the real reason this little-known, exploration-stage company, Kodiak Energy is sitting on top of one of the most exciting oil finds of the past 40 years: After years of battling big oil, many of the embittered tribal elders wanted nothing to do with the people who had ridden rough shod over their land during earlier explorations. But, during their years of legal negotiations, the tribal leaders had come to know, grown to like, and trust a fair-minded Canadian Legislator by the name of Mark Hlady Mr. Hlady had been elected to three terms as a Member of the Legislative Assembly for Calgary-Mountain View of Alberta from June 1993 to November 2004 a period when the Canadian government was working to resolve issues with their indigenous people over oil-rich lands. During his term in the Alberta Legislature Mr. Hlady served on many oil & gas and energy related committees including; Chair of the Standing Policy Committee on Energy and Sustainable Development for the Province of Alberta, Standing Policy Committee for Natural Resources of Alberta, Canadian Energy Research Institute (CERI),US Energy Council all of which brought him into direct and very personal contact with the elders and legal representatives of the local tribes. As fate would have it, Mark Hlady is now a Director, Chairman Of The Board and Chief Executive Officer of Kodiak Energy. And this, dear friend, is how a little, unknown startup company by the name of Kodiak Energy (OTCBB -KDKN) has managed to walk away with a contract that is potentially worth at least $227.5 billion:> Although the native people were distrustful of big oil and the government, Marks' reputation for fairness and sympathy for their cause was a significant factor in how Kodiak Energy was able to negotiate a Joint Benefits Agreement and Land Use Contract and to walk away with rights to what experts predict will be. . . Buy KDKN now before the results are made public. Whether it's 40 billion or 3.4 billion, I believe this $3 stock is headed for $35 in the next 12 months. Could the entire Grandview Hills area actually yield 40 billion barrels of recoverable oil? And how much can Kodiak Energy extract from its Little Chicago area of that vast oil-rich territory? The jury is out. But the verdict will be in soon because. . . This winter, Kodiak Energy conducted the drilling and seismic testing needed to accurately estimate the recoverable oil. By the end of March Kodiak had gathered the data needed to put an accurate number on oil these reserves and is on the verge of. . . . . . a stunning announcement that will rock the energy world. Apparently SIMS, the Swiss research firm knows something. Their April 23rd report puts the potential value of the Little Chicago project at $49 a share. Reason enough to buy the stock now at around $3. My educated prediction is that the about-to-be-released survey will confirm the existence of about 3.5 billion barrels of easily-recoverable oil. Kodiak Energy has a contract that will eventually give it 56.5% of the energy (both oil and gas) from the Little Chicago/Grandview project. If Kodiak Energy controls 56%, it means (using $60-a barrel) their share of this 3.5 billion barrel reserve could be worth as much as $117.6 billion. And what do you think that announcement will do to a stock that's trading around $3? I believe Kodiak Energy's stock is where Suncor was a few years ago, poised to soar by 3,360%. And that, my friend, is why I urge you to load up on Kodiak Energy (OTCBB:KDKN) stock now. But wait, this story has a long way to go. . . Kodiak's Other Properties Could Hold Additional Tens of Billions Worth of Energy. The very exciting, Little Chicago/Grandview Hills project is just one of many equally promising projects from which Kodiak Energy stands to make hundreds of billions of dollars:
Kodiak's Management Has Profits Written All Over Its Past Track Record. Kodiak's top three executives have already created countless new millionaires with three successful launches, Pennaco Oil, Ultra Petroleum and Velvet Exploration which are among the most profitable energy company startups of all time. Ultra Petroleum's stock rocketed ahead by an astonishing 4,370% in its first 5 years doing business. And I'm absolutely convinced this team of savvy oil professionals has positioned Kodiak Energy for a repeat. In addition to Chairman Mark Hlady, look who's steering this ship: President, Bill Tighe is a former top executive at Suncor, the oil-sands giant whose stock shot up by 3,360%. At Suncor, he was in charge of growth planning and development. I'm told that Tighe has no peers when it comes to using the latest technologies to shave pennies off production costs and add profit to the bottom line. CFO, Mr. Bill Brimacombe is a Chartered Accountant with over 35 years of financial management and reporting experience in the oil and gas industry. Before joining Kodiak, he was the Vice-President Finance with AltaCanada Energy Corp., a substantial public oil and gas company with interests in Alberta and Montana. Director, Glenn Watt is currently responsible for drilling and completion at a major Canadian oil and gas company. Director, Peter Schriber is a Swiss banker who brings to the board room 30 years experience in investment banking and personal contact world wide the value of which are beyond measure. His investment banking know how has enabled Kodiak's program of super-aggressive acquisition. Director, Marvin Jones has over 45 years of domestic and International oil/gas experience and some 30 years as a manager of drilling and contracting. You can see, Kodiak Energy is run by an exceptionally able, well-rounded and highly experienced team of industry insiders who obviously have the network of investment capital, top-tier oilfield suppliers, potential venture partners and oil-business savvy to make this thing work. I've looked at the company's compensation plan and this is no Exxon-Mobile situation. These guys are anything but over paid and obviously interested in working hard to increase the real value of the stock. How High Can this Stock Go? The Swiss firm, SISM, (they specialize in exploration-stage energy companies) claims the Little Chicago project alone has oil worth $49 a share. Based on my own research, I wouldn't be at all surprised to see the stock hit $19. . .$24. . .even possible $28 when the results of this winter's seismic work is made public. Given that the stock is trading now at around $3, a jump to $19 would be a nice gain 533%. And that's based on current oil prices and assumes no cataclysmic geopolitical disruption of the world's oil supply. Were Israel to bomb Iranian nuclear sites. . .or if terrorists sank a ship in the narrow and strategic Straits of Hormuz. . .or if Venezuela decided to cut off oil shipments to the US. . . or if just one of any number of bad things were to happen. . .you could see crude oil rise to $200 a barrel overnight. If oil prices go up, it can only increase the value of Kodiak Energy stock. I've been involved in the energy markets for more than two decades, and my gut tells me this stock is a long-term, big time winner. Finally. who am I. . .why should you believe me. . .and why should you trust my recommendation to invest some of your hard-earned money in Kodiak Energy? As I said at the start, my name is James Rapolz. I'm the publisher of Economic Advice, a top-rated investment advisory that's been making investors rich for over 20 years. My passion is finding still-undiscovered natural resources stocks that, because of some oddity or peculiar situation (as with Kodiak Energy (OTCBB:KDKN)) are poised for lift off. Nothing gives me more of kick than uncovering a story like the one you've just read (when Wall Street still doesn't have a clue) getting out the word, and then watching in complete satisfaction as everything I predicted comes true. I guess it's in my blood. And I've got a hard-to-beat track record of recommendations that have racked up profits like these:
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