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JAPAN AIRLINES ADR (JALSY.PK)

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  • Japan: Economic Calcification [View article]
    igig My guest on Hedge Fund Radio this week is Ed Merner, CEO of the Atlantis Japan Growth Fund (LSE-AJG), who has long been rated the... More »
    Comment by Mad Hedge Fund Trader
    Dec 8 21:14 pm |
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  • Japan: Economic Calcification [View article]
    Sell Yen buy Asian currencies like Korean Won, Sing $, etc for strategic long-term play. Japan is a declining country.
    Comment by hock
    Dec 8 08:10 am |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Japan: Economic Calcification [View article]
    The following article dated December 3rd from The Economist adds futher context to Mr. Winkler's... More »
    Comment by bob adamson
    Dec 7 22:43 pm |
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  • Japan: Economic Calcification [View article]
    Bad and Big Govt, Aging and declining population, no innovation, worsening dependent to worker ratio, deep and dangerous on foreign... More »
    Comment by User 353732
    Dec 7 17:48 pm |
    Rating: +4 0
  • Japan: Economic Calcification [View article]
    Rolfe. When did you turn your attention to Japan? Like the rest of the Japanese economy, the labor market needs the flexibility to... More »
    Comment by Tony Petroski
    Dec 7 17:25 pm |
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  • Sustainable Bio-Fuel Aviation Performs Well [View article]
    subsidyEYE: corn ethanol and soy biodiesel failed to get cheaper because they are based on global traded food commodities, which are... More »
    Comment by ryncef
    Jul 19 22:10 pm |
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  • Sustainable Bio-Fuel Aviation Performs Well [View article]
    Web link for the "Beginner’s Guide to Aviation Biofuels" : www.enviro.aero/Content/Upload/File/BeginnersGuide_Biofuels_WebRes.pdf
    Comment by SubsidyEye
    Jul 2 12:51 pm |
    Rating: +3 0
  • Sustainable Bio-Fuel Aviation Performs Well [View article]
    Biojet is definitely a good fuel, technically. But what matters in the end is cost, and right now the cost of producing biojet is at... More »
    Comment by SubsidyEye
    Jul 2 12:50 pm |
    Rating: +3 0
  • Sustainable Bio-Fuel Aviation Performs Well [View article]
    James, thank you for this very comprehensive (even exhilarating!) update on the biofuels' success story for aviation--a story i'd been... More »
    Comment by tc1
    Jul 2 11:52 am |
    Rating: +1 0
  • Sustainable Bio-Fuel Aviation Performs Well [View article]
    good to see jatropha getting positive views from Boeing & the US military. have a look at UK DOO.L share price range. it's current... More »
    Comment by louis Hemmings
    Jul 2 09:17 am |
    Rating: +2 0
  • Bio Fuel for Jets: Still Far Down the Runway [View article]
    "There's not a weapon ever developed that hasn't been deployed".
    Comment by nakedjaybird
    Jan 12 13:00 pm |
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  • Bio Fuel for Jets: Still Far Down the Runway [View article]
    putting aside questions of supply quantity and cost of these fuel options-- until these options are fully accepted in military air... More »
    Comment by fran
    Jan 12 10:51 am |
    Rating: 0 0
  • Bio Fuel for Jets: Still Far Down the Runway [View article]
    Earth to Morons, Earth to Morons, keep playing games with algae and plants and THINK you can mass produce it to replace 1/1000000000 of... More »
    Comment by They call me, Tim
    Jan 11 21:25 pm |
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  • U.S. CEOs Should Take their Cues from Asian Counterparts [View article]
    oops - - - there are no inmantes in th asylum . . . . . the post should read "... the inmates are running the... More »
    Comment by John Lounsbury
    Dec 24 11:05 am |
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  • U.S. CEOs Should Take their Cues from Asian Counterparts [View article]
    In previous comments, I have pushed the idea of executive compensation being largely deferred and dependent on long-term company... More »
    Comment by John Lounsbury
    Dec 24 11:00 am |
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