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Oil Investing: Profit from the End of Cheap Oil

I'm an options and value stock guy by trade. But after the explosive opportunities I've seen lately in small stock land, I'm preparing to launch Small Cap Trading Pit to seek out the next Exxon Mobil (NYSE:XOM), the next MEMC Electronic Materials (NYSE:WFR), or even the next eBay Inc. (NASDAQ:EBAY).

Exposure to small cap stocks is a necessity if you want to build a strong portfolio.

History proves that small cap stocks outperform large cap stocks. The 2006 Ibbotson Yearbook, for example, tells us that from 1925 through 2005, small cap stocks brought in annual 12.6% returns, as compared to annual returns of 10.4% for large cap stocks.

But enough of my introduction... let's look at one stock that stands to mirror MEMC Electronics' five-year run from $2 to $70.

Peak Oil: Here We Are at $93 . . .

At $40 a barrel, crude was expensive. At $60, it wasn't sustainable. At $80, it was a one-time event that we'd never see again. But here we are at $90+, watching as it tries to take out $100.

Truth is, the era of cheap oil is behind us. Tony Hayward, CEO of British Petroleum, BP plc (NYSE:BP), will tell you that. Heck, our own Brian Hicks has been pounding that table for years, despite critics who believe $90+ oil is unsustainable.

Another rebel uprising in Nigeria, supply issues in the Gulf of Mexico, a choke-hold on the Strait of Hormuz, an impending war with Iran, and we'll be well above $150 a barrel. Even the World Energy Council (WEC) forecasts energy demand doubling by 2050.

But the suggested solution is always the same--alternative sources of energy. To ensure that 6.6 billion inhabitants of Earth have access to energy, significant investments in alternative sources of energy are needed

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