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Seven Companies That Raised Their Dividends, Despite Market Turmoil [view article]
I can understand Campbell's... We'll all be in a soup line sooner or later. ReplySeven Companies That Raised Their Dividends, Despite Market Turmoil [view article]
it s still nice to know which companies can raise their dividend in this tough environment Atavist. And who knows what yield they ll have ,at today s cost, in 10 years from now. But for the time being,if you need the cash,I agree with you you must look somewhere else.There are a lot of good ,sound companies that have higher yield indeed. I own ACN mostly for growth and I don t mind the small dividend which is starting to be interesting since I bought those shares at an average price of 34$. ReplySeven Companies That Raised Their Dividends, Despite Market Turmoil [view article]
Except for Mac most of these companies provide low yields. Would have been nice to know PEs. ReplySeven Companies That Raised Their Dividends, Despite Market Turmoil [view article]
Accenture (ACN) is excellent value here. They have performed extremely well in these difficult times and the outlook for their services remains strong. I also own MCD - agree with your comments there.Edward Roche, President Freedom Mountain Investments - holder of ACN and MCD in individual and managed accounts Reply
Opportunities in the Real Crisis: Water [view article]
Really, what about that 3 mile long lake just created in Texas? Midwest flood plains? Seems we are in a big cycle of a hell of a lot of rain. I would agree, water purification should be a decent business in the future. Where is the real shortage being reported? In Texas near that new lake and T.Boons windfarm/nat gas plants? Speaker Nancy CheatALot seems to agree and so does CNN now reporting potential water shortage. I have a solution for everything, build teleporters send corrupt politicians to where there is lots of water on Ganymede. A whole moon full of ice and bullshit artists.On Aug 11 11:45 AM surfgrrl wrote:
> as Mark Twain said- "Whiskey is for drinking. Water is for fighting
> over."
>
> He also said, "I've seen a heap of trouble in my life and most of
> it never came to pass."
>
> I think he was right with the first statement-water is life, and
> there are so many more lives now on the planet to support-and so
> much more pollution rendering lots of the once-usable water toxic.
> I would say water purification equipment will be more and more in
> demand.
>
> Much as I would like to believe access to water is a 'right', it
> is a limited resource and therefore will be treated as any other
> commodity. And that could easily mean 'water wars' .
> Reply
Opportunities in the Real Crisis: Water [view article]
Build a teleporter or hire 500,000 Chinese... ooops, I mean American workers to build a big, long system of pipes at $6.00 an hour and no benefits.Jason
On Aug 12 06:08 PM jakedeez wrote:
> The problem with treating water itself as a commodity is that water
> is a local commodity, it is very expensive to transport water... Reply
Opportunities in the Real Crisis: Water [view article]
Hehehe. We laugh because it's funny and we laugh because it's true :)Jason
On Aug 09 07:24 AM Serge Birbrair wrote:
> iThinkBig, thanks, I fell off the chair laughing and woke up! <br/>:) Reply
Opportunities in the Real Crisis: Water [view article]
The problem with treating water itself as a commodity is that water is a local commodity, it is very expensive to transport water... ReplyOpportunities in the Real Crisis: Water [view article]
as Mark Twain said- "Whiskey is for drinking. Water is for fighting over."He also said, "I've seen a heap of trouble in my life and most of it never came to pass."
I think he was right with the first statement-water is life, and there are so many more lives now on the planet to support-and so much more pollution rendering lots of the once-usable water toxic. I would say water purification equipment will be more and more in demand.
Much as I would like to believe access to water is a 'right', it is a limited resource and therefore will be treated as any other commodity. And that could easily mean 'water wars' .
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Opportunities in the Real Crisis: Water [view article]
Socialism failed because it could not recognize the economic truth.Capitalism is failing because it can not recognize the ecologic truth.
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Opportunities in the Real Crisis: Water [view article]
Water is a high risk business... sounds silly, but it is. ReplyOpportunities in the Real Crisis: Water [view article]
Water is not free nor should it be. Our water has been destroyed because there is no price.Same thing with air which will soon have a value. Those who use it (pollute it ) must pay. Reply
Opportunities in the Real Crisis: Water [view article]
When it's viable, Slacks will introduce a water ETF. ReplyOpportunities in the Real Crisis: Water [view article]
And thank God for osmosis. ReplyOpportunities in the Real Crisis: Water [view article]
Good job, author.You, too, i. Reply