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Four Best Global Deals on Uranium [view article]
I love when all of the tree huggers knock Nuclear energy, but they have no answers for anything. Do not drill! Do not use Nuclear. Do not have emmissions.. Ok. "Tree Hugger" how do we create the energy we need to support demand? Wind and Solar.... lol OMG if these morons knew how little of energy these two technologies produce they would not crawl out of their holes. You would need about 10,000 wind mills to produce as much energy as "one" Nuclear plant. And lets depend on mother nature for our energy. What happens if our enemy sends a missle that ignites a smog cloud that blocks the sun for a period of time? How do we get energy? Or what happens if it is not windy? OMG take your heads out of the tree and wake up to reality... With todays technology Nuclear is safe, and it does not release CO2 into the atmosphere. Even the tree huggers can like this technology if they actually did some research into how they actually store the used uranium. Accidents will happen, but that is in any industry. Chenobyl was 20 years ago and they did the dumbest thing possible by shutting it down, which you could never do today, and 3 Mile Island, no one even got hurt, everyone just freaked out because of a leak, and that could never happen today. We have been running Nuclear plants for over 20 years, no problems, France gets 80% of their electricity from Nuclear and have had no major issues. There are so many safety precautions now days, that it is safer than any other "real" energy technology. ReplyCapital
Waiting for Financials' Other Shoe to Drop [view article]
Without US financials coming back, we won't see any reason to buy oil and commodity stocks. Demand destruction will continue to grow. While foreclosures may be at high rates, loans entering the default process (30-90 days late) are starting to slow down. The hysteria over foreclosures seems to be overblown. New loans aren't entering the process so if anything things are getting better and not worse as the general media seems to act. I've yet to see any facts proving that new foreclosures will get worst and exceed the reserves already taken by banks. Replying
Give Gold Less Attention [view article]
the market is not irrational,the ETF backup is being sold
OTC, so the remaining paper is
worthless, is supply and demand,
but not as you supposed to be... Reply
Give Gold Less Attention [view article]
Thanks for a balanced article (hard to find) on gold. Brave of you, considering the gold bug's religious zeal.It seems absurd that gold and miners are plummeting at the same time the treasury is printing money at a blistering rate, but the market is irrational, and it looks like the trend remains down for now. I tried to "catch the falling knife" by buying miners a couple of weeks ago, but I think I'll take my medicine and get out for now. Reply
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Mazel Tov?Oy veh!
Let's all try to work at peaceful settlement of these unfortunate matters.
www.prosefights.org/th...
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From: Iran Defence Forum [mailto:support@irande...
Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2008 11:01 PM
To: bpayne37@comcast.net
Subject: Happy Birthday from Iran Defence Forum
Hello billp37,
We at Iran Defence Forum would like to wish you a happy birthday today!
Eid-e shoma mubarak?
I'm both Jewish and Iranian educated in math.
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Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
We wouldn't have to talk abot opec if we pushed harder for solar, windmills, nuclear energy, and yes bullet trains across this vast U.S.A.. I'm sure France , Germany or Japan would help us build these modern 20th Century trains. Then we could tell the Muslims to shove their oil where the sun doesn't shine. Replyack
Options Trader: Monday Outlook [view article]
I am guessing here but I bet Phil will be buying C and FRE. ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Every little drop helps. ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
I found it interesting that OPEC may cut back on its oil production as demand slows. I made this point, to friends, that if and when we drill for oil, OPEC could cut back production to keep prices up and that there would be little benefit to the American consumers who want to drill drill drill now! ReplyLongfellow
Give Gold Less Attention [view article]
from article:"The share prices of the metal miner majors will provide the best clue to future metal commodity prices..."
Ok. As I type, AEM is up 7% on the day. Reply
Options Trader: Monday Outlook [view article]
"Russia is actually responding to diplomatic pressure and pulling troops out of Georgia while being villified in the WSJ."I don't think that Russia is going back to the prewar position thanks to any diplomatic pressure. Russia has made its objectives very clear from the moment the South Ossetia offensive started by Georgia.
I agree totally with the following article:
worldpolitico.blogspot...
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Four Best Global Deals on Uranium [view article]
Sorry, if you expect a president to impact the education system you are dreaming.Schools, like computers, live by the rule GIGO
On Aug 13 09:33 AM John Galt wrote:
> Too bad Areva does not have an ADR. And it is disturbing that nuke
> technology is led by China and France, when will a US president fix
> the failing educational system? China has solved teh meltdown problem,
> now we just have to worry about weapons proliferation. Maybe Thorium
> really is the long term answer to that? Reply
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
No doubt the markets are over supplied for a while, but wait until the global slow down sets in hard. OPEC will celebrate the past and hope it comes by again. As for Iran, One must suspect that they wish all this nuclear talk had been kept secret, but as Dr. Strangelove once said, " it does not do any good to have the bomb if you do not talk about it". He might have been correct, but it still makes the world nervous. ReplyGive Gold Less Attention [view article]
Why the disconect with supply and the futures market ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
I found news of OPEC and Iran's "threat" the most interesting news. What's up with Mazel Tov wishes? Reply