David Fessler

How PHEVs and EVs Will Sabotage America's Drive for Energy Independence

I agree, Albert. While I have a lot of respect for John's writing, I think this article is decidedly biased in favor of his stock position.

On Aug 26 11:04 AM Albert DeKoven wrote:

> John's large position in AXPW cause him to come to conclusions which
> the industry will not likely come to. I believe he is ignoring facts
> that are contrary to an increase in the value of his stock position.

How to Take Advantage of the Booming Real Estate Market. Yes, Booming

This isn't an infomercial, nor are any of the other dozen or so articles I've put on this site. I write financial articles of interest for Investment U and The Oxford Club. Many of them are republished here. Neither I nor my family have any positions in any of the stocks I write about.

Sincerely,
David Fessler


On Jan 26 09:08 AM walters wrote:

> why do I get the feeling that this sounds like an infomercial and
> we are not being given full disclosure?

How to Take Advantage of the Booming Real Estate Market. Yes, Booming

I can assure you that this isn't spam, or an infomercial. Read the rest of my articles and you'll see I don't engage in such silliness. The gentleman I'm referring to used to work for me, and has since done very well. It was a casual conversation among friends that led me to write the article. Nothing more.
David Fessler


On Jan 26 10:16 AM Guero wrote:

> Hmmm, interesting article. I don't think this scheme would work
> here in central TX, there aren't entire streets filled with unfinished
> houses on which this plan could be executed.
>
> And I don't know if this means anything, but on a lark I Googled
> "David Fessler" & "Orlando Fla" to see if I might get a sniff
> on what this "specialty" telecommunications business might be that
> his friend is cleaning up on, and turns out that this article is
> cross-posted on at least a half-dozen other sites. It did have the
> feel of spam.

2 Hedges Against Global Oil Demand

I think the point the author was trying to make was that we need a bridge strategy to get us from a petroleum-based existence to something else that's sustainable. Natural gas is one way to get the U.S. started down that path. Besides keeping $700 Billion a year in this country, the job creation in R&D, construction and service industries supporting all of this will be of great value to our anemic economy. T. Boone gets it, I think. Yes, he'll profit from it, but so will a lot of other companies. At least it's a start in the right direction.

Raser Technologies: All Talk, No Profits

What an ingnoramus. You are so clueless as to the real situation with this company, it's comical. I don't know where your strengths lie, but it isn't in analyzing the merits of a business and making forward projections. Stick to something you know how to do, whatever that is. And leave the silly, trite comments for some other site. They don't belong here.

Size Alone Won't Be Enough for Transocean

When the CEO says he can't see an end to the demand for deep water drilling contracts, and when 6 of the 8 new ships are already leased out for 2 years, hence., I think you are nitpicking. Doug Sheridan has hit the nail on the head: anyone spending this kind of money KNOWS who they are working with. This company will surprise to the upside for years to come.