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News Flash: The Euro's Not Really a Safe Bet

*laugh* Believe me, Europe is alright, and would be much better if european financial institutions (banks et similari) didn't gobble down part of the american debts craftly disguised as shiny luscious financial tools in the form of a poisoned chinese boxes set. Year 2007 will be recorded as the moment in time when Europeans, like many other non-american investors around the globe, asked themselves "How come I'm paying with major losses on my NON-American stocks for some yankee trailer park junkie's insolvency???"

Fundamentals Suggest Oil's Headed Much Higher

About Mr Lepoff statement about manic ruling over oil fields: well, this will eventually matter less and less, and won't matter at all when the last drop of oil will be spilled.
As for Python Sehn's skepticism about solar, I can't see why the grid must be a problem for solar energy exploitation when the grid can actually be what makes solar a great success. The Internet is the example to follow, ubiquitous production of solar energy distributed through the grid instead of huge oil-burning plants. Oh, and, Nanosolar announced that NOW it has broken the .99 cent/Watt barrier with the panels that's shipping for a megawatt plant in East Germany. After all we won't have to wait for 2010 or 2020, for the future is now.