Last week, analyst Keith Kohl told you to buy oil and thank him later. Well, it turns out he was a week early, as the latest panic on banking failures caused a sharp drop in WTI crude prices. [Energy and Capital Header] Practical Investment Analysis for the New Energy Economy Itâs Time You Buy the Fire Sale in Oil Keith Kohl | Mar 17, 2023 Thereâs a fire sale taking place, but Iâll bet itâs not the one youâre thinking of. Right now, Americaâs largest banks smell blood... and they're circling. JPMorgan, Citigroup, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo are all eyeing up a sale that would give them First Republic's corpse for pennies on the dollar. But thatâs not the fire sale you should be watching. Last week, I told you to buy oil and thank me later. Well, it turns out I was a week early, as the latest panic on banking failures caused a sharp drop in WTI crude prices. Within a few days, WTI prices dropped like a stone, falling below $66 per barrel on Wednesday. Granted, the recent drop this week was part of a sell-off that has been taking place in the oil sector since mid-February. Mark my words now: This might be the only chance youâll get to buy oil stocks this cheap in 2023. The only question is where to look. I know weâve been hammering [the EIAâs data]( recently â even the EIA itself was [calling]([ its own methodologies into question]( as far back as November. Americaâs $625 Billion "Storage War" Surging e-commerce sales have sparked a massive corporate battle for warehouse storage space. Three "landlords" are collecting millions of dollars from some of the worldâs largest Fortune 500 companies... And sending a dedicated cut of it directly to investors like you and me every single month. [Hereâs how you could start collecting your first payment in the next 30 days.]( Iâm specifically talking about the wild monthly adjustments that could have resulted from a number of things, from misreported or misclassified data to crude oil production not being counted in the EIAâs survey to even the EIA underestimating daily output. Remember, itâs not the EIA thatâs providing those weekly numbers but rather the Census Bureau. Some numbers are much easier to track, such as the amount of crude oil that is shipped globally. And this past week, we got an eye-popping glimpse into what lies ahead in 2023. Itâs no secret that within a few short years, the United States went from being incredibly dependent on foreign oil back in 2006 to becoming the worldâs largest oil producer.  But we can thank the tight oil boom for that another time. Within the course of just 10 years, we went from having to import 10.1 million barrels of crude oil per day to lifting restrictions on companies exporting oil! And when those restrictions were out of the way, we became a leading oil exporter in a matter of a few years. Take a look for yourself: [oil exports] New Robot Has Tech Execs Scrambling You might not believe this is even real, but I assure you this video has been left unedited. Nearly every tech company in the world is scrambling to get its hands on this tech. And investors are set to profit handsomely. Get the details on [our Top 3 Stocks Picks here.]( Whatâs more interesting than simply the growth of our oil exports is WHERE our oil is heading. Ask yourself: âWhoâs buying up our oil?â Right now, more than half of our oil exports are destined for just one of six places: South Korea, the Netherlands, the U.K., Canada, India, and Singapore. Those six countries account for more than 55% of U.S. oil exports. Conspicuously absent from our top six oil customers is China. That may change very soon. A few days ago, OPEC painted a very tight supply picture as Chinaâs economy builds more steam throughout 2023. In fact, the group believes that Chinaâs oil demand will rocket higher this year by 710,000 barrels per day to reach 15.5 million barrels per day. Even though Russia has diverted its oil exports away from everyone but China and India, global demand growth will ensure that every drop of oil extracted from U.S. fields will find a buyer. And the key to unlocking our true export potential lies buried in the U.S. oil companies that will ultimately be responsible for returning our domestic production to record highs. I highly recommend you take a few minutes out of your day to [check out]([my latest investment presentation](, which will tell you not only where those future export barrels will come from but also the [three]([ must-buy oil stocks]( that will lead the charge. Until next time, [Keith Kohl Signature] Keith Kohl [[follow basic]Check us out on YouTube!]( A true insider in the technology and energy markets, Keithâs research has helped everyday investors capitalize from the rapid adoption of new technology trends and energy transitions. 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