ConocoPhillips Is Back On Track For Growth [View article]
Great article. I believe your objective article put clarification to my "subjective" opinion concerning COP. You're definitively spot on, in my opinion. Long term winner!
The Keystone XL (TRP) pipeline would increase greenhouse gas emissions by the equivalent of 46 coal-fired power plants or 34M vehicles, groups fighting the project claim in a report. The finding, at odds with the environmental review by the State Department, says the project to carry ~830K bbl/day of Canadian tar sands oil would add 181M metric tons of gases tied to global warming. [View news story]
Worked with "self-proclaimed" environmentalist for over 3 decades. This comment by reminds me of their lack of integrity and knowledge. Either made up their own "facts" or quoted some non-scientific publication as if it were proven science.
Berkshire-owned BNSF Railway (BRK.A, BRK.B), one of the biggest U.S. consumers of diesel fuel, plans this year to test using natural gas to power its locomotives. If successful, the experiment could weaken oil's dominance as a transportation fuel and provide a new outlet for the glut of cheap natural gas in North America. [View news story]
I appreciate the feedback, I learn a lot from the serious comments on Seeking Alpha articles. The Berkshire Hathaway website was just what I was looking for, I should have known , instead I search BNSF and didn't get any where.
Anyway, thanks to all who helped me out on BRK.A vs. BRK.B. and BNSF!
It's absolutely idiotic to own SLV for two reasons, says technician Peter Brandt. First, he believes fans of silver get a far deal better trading the futures, rather than the ETF. Second, the daily chart remains in a strong downtrend, and a break much lower puts long-term support of $25.50 in play. Beyond that, the next major support is $20.75. [View news story]
Let me know when it's time for the mules, I'd be more than happy to lug it around for you....
Sooo..., anyway, I bought some physical gold and silver about 4 years ago and lost my arse on the "spread". It was my first (and only) "physical" purchase and the company (Lear) I bought from really hammered me. Since I didn't really know much about buying physical gold or silver, at the time, I really only blame myself. Since then, I have researched about 8 other companies and so far can't really say the spread scam is much different among any of them. Do you have any favorites that you can get a decent deal from? Maybe eBay is the way to go??
Thought the article was great and was about to jump in and do some additional research and possibly buy JE..., until I read the above comments...?? Glad I read the comments, saved me a bunch of research, but will still take a quick look.
Canadian messengers are promoting the Keystone pipeline as in the U.S. national interest and an essential part of moving toward energy independence, but the argument is undercut if most of the oil flowing through the line would end up being exported, as seems likely. Adding to the controversy is Pres. Obama's reported remarks that the number of jobs supporters claim the pipeline will generate is exaggerated. [View news story]
I'm not sure I trust large oil companies, but I definitely don't trust Obama. Soo, I say build it...., just don't give all the jobs to our (soon to be) new illegal "citizens". Just save a few for the legal ones.
Berkshire-owned BNSF Railway (BRK.A, BRK.B), one of the biggest U.S. consumers of diesel fuel, plans this year to test using natural gas to power its locomotives. If successful, the experiment could weaken oil's dominance as a transportation fuel and provide a new outlet for the glut of cheap natural gas in North America. [View news story]
I agree, "it's" already on the way. Just going to take a bit more from CLNE for more infrastructure. I own both CLNE and WPRT, and will hang on regardless of the nay-sayers. I want to buy into BNSF but don't know where Buffet puts it, BRK.A or BRK.B? Either way, it won't be too many shares, but BNSF will definitely help make a profit for which ever one it's in.
Berkshire-owned BNSF Railway (BRK.A, BRK.B), one of the biggest U.S. consumers of diesel fuel, plans this year to test using natural gas to power its locomotives. If successful, the experiment could weaken oil's dominance as a transportation fuel and provide a new outlet for the glut of cheap natural gas in North America. [View news story]
Can someone help me out? If I wanted to get my money "into" BNSF, because I do believe that it will play a big midstream role in the natgas "revolution" , which BRK do I want to weight-in on, "A" or "B", or both. May sound like a stupid question, but I'm relatively new (and stupid, I guess). I did Google Berkshire Hathaway (inside and out) but still haven't be able to find the answer. I don't have the money Buffet has, so it's hard to buy a couple of hundred shares of "either one". Any help out there?
Top February Dogs: 8 Venerable Indices Flaunt 19% To 41.5% Annual Gains [View article]
Whoa,you put a BUNCH of effort in this. I think I got the drift and believe I'm on the general right tangent, just a "bit" over my head. But honestly, as a new (two years+) trader/investor, I'd want to try to read this and understand a bit more clearly, I think it is where I was heading with my "dividend yield" vs. price gap within sectors vs. cash, commodities, and/or security (my organic remedial terms) opinion "two"..
Appreciate the work. Be great to see more with just a bit less noise and in a "dumb-down" version.
If I Could Buy Just One Stock, It Would Be This One [View article]
ConocoPhillips Is Back On Track For Growth [View article]
Shopping For Bargains [View article]
The Keystone XL (TRP) pipeline would increase greenhouse gas emissions by the equivalent of 46 coal-fired power plants or 34M vehicles, groups fighting the project claim in a report. The finding, at odds with the environmental review by the State Department, says the project to carry ~830K bbl/day of Canadian tar sands oil would add 181M metric tons of gases tied to global warming. [View news story]
Gold Is Worth $370 An Ounce [View article]
Dividend Stocks With Prices Way Too Far Ahead Of Themselves [View article]
Berkshire-owned BNSF Railway (BRK.A, BRK.B), one of the biggest U.S. consumers of diesel fuel, plans this year to test using natural gas to power its locomotives. If successful, the experiment could weaken oil's dominance as a transportation fuel and provide a new outlet for the glut of cheap natural gas in North America. [View news story]
Anyway, thanks to all who helped me out on BRK.A vs. BRK.B. and BNSF!
Get Ready For The Big One - Bakken Flooding Coming This Year? [View article]
It's absolutely idiotic to own SLV for two reasons, says technician Peter Brandt. First, he believes fans of silver get a far deal better trading the futures, rather than the ETF. Second, the daily chart remains in a strong downtrend, and a break much lower puts long-term support of $25.50 in play. Beyond that, the next major support is $20.75. [View news story]
Sooo..., anyway, I bought some physical gold and silver about 4 years ago and lost my arse on the "spread". It was my first (and only) "physical" purchase and the company (Lear) I bought from really hammered me. Since I didn't really know much about buying physical gold or silver, at the time, I really only blame myself. Since then, I have researched about 8 other companies and so far can't really say the spread scam is much different among any of them. Do you have any favorites that you can get a decent deal from? Maybe eBay is the way to go??
Update To My 2013 Outlook [View article]
Just Energy Could Double Or Triple [View article]
Canadian messengers are promoting the Keystone pipeline as in the U.S. national interest and an essential part of moving toward energy independence, but the argument is undercut if most of the oil flowing through the line would end up being exported, as seems likely. Adding to the controversy is Pres. Obama's reported remarks that the number of jobs supporters claim the pipeline will generate is exaggerated. [View news story]
Berkshire-owned BNSF Railway (BRK.A, BRK.B), one of the biggest U.S. consumers of diesel fuel, plans this year to test using natural gas to power its locomotives. If successful, the experiment could weaken oil's dominance as a transportation fuel and provide a new outlet for the glut of cheap natural gas in North America. [View news story]
Berkshire-owned BNSF Railway (BRK.A, BRK.B), one of the biggest U.S. consumers of diesel fuel, plans this year to test using natural gas to power its locomotives. If successful, the experiment could weaken oil's dominance as a transportation fuel and provide a new outlet for the glut of cheap natural gas in North America. [View news story]
Top February Dogs: 8 Venerable Indices Flaunt 19% To 41.5% Annual Gains [View article]
Appreciate the work. Be great to see more with just a bit less noise and in a "dumb-down" version.