International Business Machines Corp. (IBM)

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    Marc
    Courtenay
    Jul 20 08:53 PM
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    20 Top Sustainable Stocks [view article]
    Thanks for the feedback. The smaller companies mentioned by User 10755 are also considered "green" and have a role to play in sustainable, clean technologies. The same could be said for ECOL and CECE. As an investor though, the green sector is probably best approached through an ETF so we can get a variety of green companies Reply
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    RightinSanFr
    ancisco
    Jul 20 02:16 PM
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    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    The earnings briefs are interesting. It would save us all a scratch pad if you ended each such listing with a summary (day and quarter to date) of beat / match / miss. Thanks, though, for this most interesting listing. Reply
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    User 10755
    Jul 20 10:58 AM
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    20 Top Sustainable Stocks [view article]
    What about a variety of small to micro-cap stocks that we'd consider Green companies such as:

    CPST, SATC, HYGS, CPTC, ESLR, ZOLT, PWR, DAR...

    Does any of these smaller companies qualify as sustainable, possibly on another level?

    Thank You     Reply
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    Daniel
    Jacome
    Jul 20 12:13 AM
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    20 Top Sustainable Stocks [view article]
    User is right -- we did extensive research on Chipotle, and although it's a stock and company we like, don't be deceived -- their food is really not that healthy. What is healthy is the way they treat the environment and from where they get their inputs... Reply
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    Laleona
    Jul 19 11:28 PM
    20 Top Sustainable Stocks [view article]
    I hate to see anyone label Chopotle Burritos as "Healthy",no matter where their meat comes from! For a veggie burrito, with NO cheese or sour cream, but only black beans, rice, guacamole, and lettuce on a 13" burrito there are 25 grams of fat and over 2000mg of sodium, 87% of your RDA. More like deadly than healthy! Reply
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    empiricst1
    Jul 19 10:23 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Great material Reply
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    User 58276
    Jul 18 06:21 PM
    20 Top Sustainable Stocks [view article]
    Are First Solar's panels really the most efficient? I am certainly no expert on efficiency of solar panels, but I have read other articles that SPWR produces more efficient (but higher cost because of the cost of silicon) panels. Reply
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    lefty
    Jul 18 05:19 AM
    Financials Fly High - Fast Money Recap (7/16/08) [view article]
    Don't you love the term, "excluding special items", or for short, "ex items". What a way to hide expenses. Reply
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    Philip Davis
    Jul 18 04:11 AM
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    Options Trader: Thursday Outlook [view article]
    Thanks fat - Hope you took the money and ran!

    Bbody - The dollar was 40% stronger when oil was 70% cheaper. It's the disposal of $12Bn a day used on a commodity that is burned the same day (effectively burning the dollars) that is destroying our currency. Dollars flood the market as they are exchanged for what becomes nothing as soon as it's used and end up in the hands of OPEC, who don't need them all, allowing them to spend up for things they want creating more global inflation.

    If I paid you $2 a gallon for your tap water and you collected $1M a day at a huge profit, then you would end up inflating your local economy spending that money. If I paid you only in Lira and you tried spreading that around, you would find it was harder and harder to pass off as you push more of it on your local vendors and the local banks were swimming in it. Multiply that $1M a day by 12,000 and that is what is happening to the dollar - globally 4 Trillion of them are being used to buy oil per year and the consumers end up with nothing of lasting value for their dollars while the producers get more and more dollars every day and they do last, they pile up and up and up until they become worth what they look like - trash. Your currency cannot have value if you flood the world with it....

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    fatcat
    Jul 17 10:21 AM
    Options Trader: Thursday Outlook [view article]
    Good call on rimm yesterday! Reply
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    blackbody
    Jul 17 10:08 AM
    Options Trader: Thursday Outlook [view article]
    I would be very worried when OIL price starts to drop. It may give the market a short term boost but ensuing demand destruction of DOLLAR will be ten times worse for US economy than $140 OIL. Reply
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    sunrises
    Jul 17 09:07 AM
    Investing in Dividend Paying Companies [view article]
    Hello,

    Is USX corp. (X) expected to have volatility on the upside soon?     Reply
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    muley101
    Jul 16 10:47 PM
    Getting It Wrong: Analysts Contribute to the Current Downturn [view article]
    What a great time to be a day trader. Enjoy it while you can. Reply
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    DonSuper
    Jul 16 09:28 PM
    Who Will Crack the CIGS Nut in Thin Film? [view article]
    Good article...I just would like to point out that not because you throw money at something, the problem will be solved...

    If I remember correctly, Ford spent north of one billion dollars researching battery technology based in a Sulfur chemistry, and they might as well have flushed the money down the toilet...

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    Shane99
    Jul 16 12:08 AM
    Investing in Dividend Paying Companies [view article]
    quick..be careful. You are probably walking into a value trap, with many of the that ETFs holdings cutting their dividends. Reply

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