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The Week's Top Stories 11/30 - 12/4

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Profit From the Looming Spike in Crude Prices That the U.S. Oil Lobby Doesn't See Coming

[Editor's Note: Money Morning recently conducted an extensive Q&A with Dr. Kent Moors on the future of energy. Dr. Moors last wrote about a revolutionary new technology that takes low-value fuel and turns it into a high-hydrogen-content gas.]

By Kent Moors, Ph.D.
Contributing Editor
Money Morning

John Felmy has been the chief economist of the American Petroleum Institute (API) for years. He's well respected. And I appreciate his experience. But the two of us disagree more often these days.

We most recently locked horns at Malone University in Canton, Ohio, last week, where we were debating the future of oil. (Actually, when the invitation was made, I was supposed to debate Sarah Palin. But she pulled out to go on the road and pitch a book she didn't write.)

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Martin's so sure how to play this market, he even guarantees it.

Keith Fitz-Gerald Live Media

An interview with Jack Bouroudjian- 15 minutes
Part 1
Part 2

An interview on the Vince Rowe Show - 2 Segments, 30 minutes total
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3

An interview on the Gabe Wisdom Show - 30 minutes

Find Out Why People Are Talking About Fiscal Hangover

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Goldman Sachs and Barclays are building huge positions in a tiny oil company right now. But they won't disclose the details of their investment to the media - or even their own clients! Why? Their target is a microcap company that's discovered 40 billion barrels of oil, worth $2.8 trillion!

It's just days away from bringing this mother lode to market. By investing ahead of the event, these banks could pocket 46 times their money. This report reveals what they're up to. It also shows you how you could join them - very discreetly - to make just as much. Please go here for details.

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The Five Things You Need to Know About China

By Keith Fitz-Gerald
Chief Investment Strategist
Money Morning/The Money Map Report


Legendary investor, Bill "The Bond King" Gross made headlines recently when he said that China will one day have to contend with a bubble of its own making. Gross runs the world's biggest bond fund at Pacific Investment Management Co. LLC (PIMCO). Millions of investors reacted just as you would expect when someone of his prominence makes such a pronouncement - they panicked.

While I can see how Gross would arrive at such a conclusion, his comment about China is akin to the economist who tells us that "the U.S. economy will recover."

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How to Profit From the "Next" Dubai

By Martin Hutchinson
Contributing Editor
Money Morning

The Dubai World default is a matter of only $60 billion - mere peanuts when compared to other elements of the global financial crisis. It's thus of concern only to those silly enough to invest in real estate there (and the European banks foolish enough to finance it.) For the rest of us, it is a useful reminder that sudden collapses don't really come out of nowhere - they can be foreseen, and smart investors can plan for them.

You see, I did foresee this one, for Money Morning readers - 16 months ago, before the global banking crash. Back in July 2008, I wrote that Dubai's economy was "more bubble than boom," that it had "a construction bubble worse than the Florida market and a monetary policy looser than Ben Bernanke's" and that "its return to earth will be painful and probably not long delayed."

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Preparing For the Next Asia

[Editor's Note: This interview was adapted from a recent issue of the McKinsey Quarterly, the business Journal of McKinsey & Co. It is reprinted with McKinsey's permission.]

Asia has proven comparatively resilient against the current downturn, but hurdles still lie ahead. In order to maintain robust growth rates in the face of weak U.S. demand, the region's dynamic economies must stoke domestic consumption and embrace environmentally sustainable development policies, says Stephen Roach, chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia (NYSE: MS) and author of "The Next Asia: Opportunities and Challenges for a New Globalization."

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