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JJC:
Oh yeah... we got mauled
today, down 206 points...
It was killer... but
that's not to say I'm
giving up. Nope. This is a
market where the only
thing that's working is
energy... And, since we
are all about finding the
bull market somewhere,
well... let's just say,
even if it takes us to
Peru...
It's "Wildcat Week" on Mad
Money...
I've got a great
wildcatter with its sights
set on Peru... a company
that tries to find new oil
and gas by drilling in
previously-unexplored
places...
The company I'm about to
recommend...
BPZ Resources, Inc. (BZP).
This company is drilling
both onshore and offshore
for oil in Peru, and I
don't think you should
about BZP's assets getting
nationalized. Peru isn't
likely to nationalize
BZP's reserves the moment
the company finds new
oil... no. Peru has become
a friend to capitalists,
that's already made us
some money in
Creditcorp (BAP),
which is up almost 18%,
since I recommended it on
March 31st.
Right now, BZP is a play
on increased oil
production and high oil
prices. Remember, all of
these wildcatters only
work because of the
umbrella of high oil...
BZP isn't doing any real
wildcatting just this
moment, but it should
start sometime during the
third quarter, when it's
due to begin drilling at
the Tumbes Onshore
Field... Right now, only
one of this company's
plays is active... The
Corvina Offshore Field,
which has around 110
million barrels of
certified reserves. BZP is
drilling another well at
Corvina, and the results
from that should come in
by July, and it could be a
good catalyst...
But the real meat of the
story is that BZP is
expected to rapidly
increase production. Their
guidance is for 6,000
barrels a day by the third
quarter of this year...
8,000 barrels a day by the
end of 2008... and 11,000
barrels a day by the end
of 2009. All of this is
compared to their puny
production of just 500
barrels in the first
quarter of this year.
Especially with oil prices
this high, it seems like
they might as well be
pumping money out of the
ground... but we'll take
that money in Peruvian
currency... not the cheap
and debased dollar.
BZP also plans to start
drilling at a second
offshore play, the
Albacore Tract by the end
of the year...
Right now, BZP is 100%
oil, but it plans on
finding natural gas, which
is why it's working to
build a 160-megawatt gas
powerplant, that will be
fed by its gas production.
Peru's got gas... maybe
not as much as the trio of
great American shales,
Barnett, Marcellus and
Haynesville... but they're
capable of giant flatulent
status...
The main thing that had
been holding this stock
back is no longer a
problem...
There was a ship fire at
its Corvina play - the one
that's producing - so the
company had to shut down
production, and then wait
for approval from the
government to transport
its oil from the rig to a
refinery. Now it has that
approval, and can start
delivering its oil.
. . . .
.
The Bottom Line!:BPZ Resources, Inc. (BZP)
is our Peruvian
wildcatter.
Remember, 20% of your
portfolio should be
overseas... and this one
counts for that.
It's projecting absolutely
tremendous production
growth. With oil at
$136, how can you say
no...
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Jim's comments BEFORE the
interview:
We're fired up about the
need to find more oil.
We have been for a long
time. That's why
we've liked all the oil
stocks... we're running
out. Right now, in
congress, there's an
effort being spearheaded
by Representaive John
Peterson, from my native
state of Pennsylvania,
that would lift the
prohibition on drilling
for oil and gas, from 50
to 200 miles offshore.
Today, it was shot down by
the democrats in the
subcommittee on interior
and the environment, by a
9-6 party line vote.
It does get another chance
next Wednesday in the full
appropriations committee.
I'm telling you, this
ain't going to make it.
But, if this passes,
through that full house
and senate, it would open
up drilling for an
estimated reserve... these
are the numbers that I
managed to piece
together... 8.5 billion
barrels of oil, and 29
trillion cubic feet of
natural gas... as well as
potential undiscovered
resources that could be as
much as 86 billion barrels
of oil, and 420 trillion
cubic feet of natural gas.
That should be a huge boon
for a lot of the companies
we've been recommending
over and over again...
Transocean (RIG),
National Oilwell Varco (NOV*)
- the one that makes the
rigs...
FMC Technologies (FTI)
- which makes the subsea
trees...
Schlumberger (SLB)...
and virtually every other
company engaged in
offshore drilling... not
to mention all the jobs
created... all the usual
natural gas suspects... as
it's Cramer's year of
natural gas. On Mad
Money, we are all about
making it possible to find
more oil... and that's why
I'm bringing on
Congressman Peterson to
talk about the prospects
of this legislation, and
how we can unlock our
nation's deep-water
resources...
Congressman Peterson,
welcome to Mad Money...
. . . .
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Jim's comments AFTER the
interview:
He's right. We're in
a real jam here. We
cannot see lower prices
until we do far more
drilling, but the big
places to drill are off
limits.
Representaive John
Peterson makes sense.
I think you should write
your congressman and say
that.
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