Oil exploration company Bald Eagle Energy, Inc. recently showed how a little oil stock can, like gold, do remarkable things. Even though the sluggish economy has brought oil prices down to earlier levels, oil stocks can also be viewed as having a counter-cyclical element. From 2/19 to 2/24, the Dow Jones Industrial Average made another new low, causing some investors to again start using the term “depression”. Little noticed was that, during the exact same time, BEEI jumped over 37%.

Unlike the major oil players, Bald Eagle Energy is a small, largely unexposed company, still under the radar of many investors, and with a share price to match. And yet the company has positioned itself to reap potentially huge gains by securing leases on over 18,000 acres right next door to the biggest oil field in North America, Prudhoe Bay.

The fact that

Bald Eagle Energy, Inc., (BEEI.OB) is in good company as it seeks out oil and gas deposits in the Arctic regions of Alaska. Some of the biggest oil and gas companies in the world are exploring or producing, both on shore and off shore, in and around Alaska.

• ExxonMobil (NYSE:XOM) has been in Alaska for a long time, having invested over $20 billion since 1954, and it’s still there, producing approximately 140,000 barrels of oil per day.

• Royal Dutch Shell (NYSE:RDS-B) is investing billions into offshore exploration in the Beaufort Sea and Chukchi Sea, off Alaska’s north and northwest coasts.

• British Petroleum (NYSE:BP) operates the largest oil field in North America, the Prudhoe Bay Field in far northern Alaska, along with other oil fields and pipelines on Alaska’s North Slope.

• Chevron Corp. (NYSE:CVX) has a number of exploration and production operations on Alaska’s North

Over the past ten years, oil prices have captivated the attention of nearly every American. This is not surprising as the price for a barrel of oil has risen from less than $15 to more than $150 in just the past decade, generating massive profits for oil and gas companies, as well as those who invested with them. As many would have predicted, the high cost of energy was unsustainable for the current worldwide recession, and since summer of last year, oil prices have fallen as much as 76%.

This extreme drop in the price within just a few months time shocked oil and gas companies who were extremely happy with the seemingly never ending increase of profits. Now with oil prices hovering around the $40 per barrel mark, many of these companies are cutting production and investment to reduce the available supply of energy, subsequently increasing the cost of

Bald Eagle Energy, Inc., (BEEI.OB) is convinced that Alaska’s North Slope still holds vast undiscovered reserves of oil and gas. It’s a belief shared by some of the biggest oil companies in the world, fueled by continued discoveries in the area starting in the 1970s, and encouraged by record producing wells. It takes 150-200 wells in the lower 48 states to match the output of a single North Slope well, according to Roger Herrera, Arctic Power D.C. Coordinator, as quoted on ANWR.org.

The North Slope region continues to produce major discoveries. The Prudhoe Bay Field, the largest oil field in North America, has been joined by two other fields, the Point Thompson Field, and Kuparuk River Field. Since production began, Prudhoe Bay alone has resulted in over 10 billion barrels of oil, and still produces over 400,000 barrels every day.

And geological studies suggest

Bald Eagle Energy, Inc. (BEEI.OB) is one of our featured companies and today the stock closed at $0.16 for 31.15% gains in just one day! The stock traded as high as $0.185 during the morning trading hours. Volume for the day totaled 375,432, which was significantly higher than the 10-day average of 55.9 thousand.

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Bald Eagle Energy, Inc., (BEEI.OB), a growing oil and gas exploration company, credits its success to a tightly knit group of seasoned business and industry veterans, all of which are focused on efficiency. The company builds shareholder value with a business model that stresses reduced capital expenditures, which includes taking care to hire the best rather than the many.

Heading the company’s minimized management team are two internationally known business professionals:

• Andrew S. Harper, CEO, has an extensive petroleum geology background, with nearly 30 years of international oil and gas exploration and development experience, including 21 years with industry giant ARCO.

He came to Bald Eagle Energy from China based MI Energy Corporation, where he was President of the International Division and Chief Geologist. During his tenure, production increased from 400 to 13,000 barrels of oil per day.

Before that he was a well

Bald Eagle Energy, Inc., (BEEI.OB), a Texas based oil and gas exploration company, has its eyes on Alaska’s North Slope. The company is actively acquiring leases in the area, based upon two important facts:

• National and world demand for oil and gas will inevitably continue on an upward slope for years to come, in spite of the current economic slowdown, and in spite of efforts to move to non-fossil fuels.

• Alaska’s North Slope, and surrounding regions, represent America’s best major source of new energy, and will continue to play a major role in reaching the country’s goal of energy independence.

It’s no secret that America, and most of the world, floats on a sea of oil. And virtually every projection points to increased demand for the foreseeable future. Globalization, and the spread of free market economies, has spurred development like never before. And the recent economic

Alaska Governor Sarah Palin recently stated, “Alaska remains the most prospective oil and gas area in North America. Thanks to our attractive geology, our stable business climate and our reasonable government environment, Alaska continues to attract healthy interest from the global energy industry.”

When petroleum production from the 48 states began to decline in the early 1970s, massive discoveries of Alaska’s North Slope region offered hope of a new source of domestic oil. In fact, the Prudhoe Bay Field discovery in this region became the largest oil field in North America at 15 billion barrels of oil and 27 trillion cubic feet of natural gas. Since the discovery, over 10 billion barrels of oil has been produced and even today Prudhoe is recognized as America’s highest yielding oil field with production averaging about 400,000 barrels a day.

While the global average size for technical

Bald Eagle Energy Inc. (BEEI.OB), based out of Houston, is an oil and gas exploration company specifically formed to address America’s independence on foreign resources. While domestic energy companies produce 5.1 million barrels of oil per day (MMBOPD), US consumers use 20.7 MMBOPD. The current 15.6 million barrel shortfall is the gap that Bald Eagle is committed to reducing by tapping into the energy resources found in Alaska.

The North Slope Basin is known for its abundance of hydrocarbon with an estimated 27 billion barrels of discovered recoverable oil (BBO) and 52 trillion cubic feet of recoverable natural gas (TCFG). Compared to other parts of the US, the region has a low exploration-drilling density and is under-explored.

Bald Eagle entered into an agreement on April 18, 2008 to acquire a 100% working interest in six separate leases located on the Alaska North Slope.

Bald Eagle Energy announced today that Andrew S. Harper has been named the company’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Mr. Harper replaced acting CEO Alvaro Vollmers who remains as the company’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Andrew Harper brings extensive experience to Bald Eagle Energy as he brings nearly three decades of international oil and gas exploration and development expertise.

Alvaro Vollmers, Bald Eagle’s CFO, stated, “We are pleased to have Mr. Harper come on board Bald Eagle. His recent experience allowed him to seek and evaluate new US and international venture opportunities, while applying the knowledge he acquired over his broad geological and managerial career. We believe that his leadership will benefit the growth and development of Bald Eagle.”

Mr. Harper has had numerous high-level responsibilities including supervision of new ventures evaluations; technical geological and geophysical studies; economic evaluations and political risk assessments; seismic surveys and