This is why I trade oil…

Hey Trader, 

The world's slowly shifting away from oil. 

Nowhere is this more obvious than the new administration, which is pushing hard for "green" energy sources and electric vehicles.

As someone who trades in the oil market, you'd think I'd be worried, right?

Well, I'm not… and here's why:

You see, oil is in everything.

I mean EVERYTHING.

Look around your home, and you can easily find 20+ items made using oil.

Your car? Well, of course. Gasoline, motor oil, many car parts, etc.

But what about your skin and hair care products? 

Oil's used to make shampoo, soap, hand lotion and deodorant.

How about the clothes you're wearing? 

If they're made of nylon, polyester or even spandex (among other materials), they were made using petroleum.

Hell, even parts of your home (water pipes, many interior paints, etc.) have oil in them.

There's a reason it's called "black gold."

Point is, oil's not going anywhere just because Teslas are taking over the road.

That's why there will always be opportunity in the oil market — and why I'll continue to take big profits from the oil markets.

I can teach you how to do the same… 

Just like my friend Rob who has turned a $1,500 account into more than $32,000 in just four months:

Click right here to learn more!

To big profits and beyond,

Anthony Speciale Jr

Editor & Chief Investment Strategist,

Big Energy Profits

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