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    • Before Friday's Earnings, GeoEye Presents an Immediate Buy Opportunity [view article]
      At present this stock has no support level. Also, me thinks DigitalGlobe is a better company since it is leaner, meaner, and supplies imagery to Google, hence, a better foothold in the commercial sector. The stock may have slipped in recent weeks based solely on the IPO news. May 06 03:58 PM
    • On-Demand Software Stocks: The Bottom or More Pain? [view article]
      Rick, so what do you think about LOOP now that it is hovering around $11? Apr 17 06:27 PM
    • Boeing Cleared for Takeoff [view article]
      Forget the tanker, has anyone been paying attention to recent events? The wing center box which is the structural heart of the plane will have to be completely redesigned by Fuji because they skimped on the plastic. More material = more weight = less range = retrofitting = more delays = compensation = trouble. Just shows Boeing's inexperience with composites. Mar 28 01:45 AM
    • Thursday's Rumor: Bear Goes Belly Up (Who's Next?) [view article]
      The emergency funding, i.e credit extensions, by JP Morgan Chase (and backed by the Fed) only buys BSC a little time...28 days to be exact. With other financials due to report soon, there is a somber mood on the street, and my gut instinct says the carnage will be bigger than expected which will drag this sector down further with BSC in tow. Beware Lehman Bros. Mar 16 02:19 AM
    • Thornburg's a Huge Bargain After Monday's Crash [view article]
      "Thornburg's a Huge Bargain After Monday's Crash"

      This website needs to ensure that its articles pass a basic smell test. The mere suggestion of bargain hunting in toxic financials in the midst of what is steadily becoming the worst economic crisis of our time not only enrages me but is doing your readership the worst possible disservice. Thornburg is in deep, deep kimchi long term.       Mar 05 07:10 PM
    • “A Whiff of Panic...” [view article]
      Solar panel production capability is in line with market forces and it currently limited by a shortage of high grade silicon. Nothing is going to change that near term. If we want to significantly reduce our consumption of oil, what we need is a massive investment in nuclear power and a technology called concentrated solar which is far more economical that photovoltaics. Lastly, I take great offense at any suggestions from non-Coloradans/Utahns with regard to resurrecting oil shale production. There has been some enthusiasm directed at a nascent refrigeration barrier/in situ processing technology. Believe me when I say this will generate 2-3x more greenhouse gases per barrel of convention oil and still has the potential to greatly contaminate our water supply. Don't give Big Oil the chance! Jan 22 01:33 PM
    • Are LEDs Ready to Shine? [view article]
      I have a 100 watt Cree XLamp lighting system that delivers the equivalent of about a 400 watt bulb in lumens. It requires a cooling fan and costs about $600 USD. Just posting this to give you an idea of just how expensive this is.
      Personally, I think a sulfur-argon-microwave bulb is the ultimate in lighting, but only one company manufactures this. It's almost like something is actively trying to bury this technology.       Jan 17 11:32 AM
    • Cree Inc.: A Solar Play? [view article]
      I own a hydroponics lighting system which incorporates Cree XLamp high power light emitting diodes (LEDs). Believe me when I say this company is on the leading edge, and I can clearly see a future where affordable LED lights are made available to the average consumer. Jan 17 11:25 AM
    • Countrywide Takeover By BoA Would Make Sense [view article]
      I'm cutting myself off. I sound like a drunken fool. Jan 11 12:53 AM
    • Countrywide Takeover By BoA Would Make Sense [view article]
      CEO BoA needs to step down. First he sunk $2B, and now he wants to buy the whole enchilada? I think that BoA has underwritten a Countryride's finances on an epic level and is now pursuing a way of laundering lits osses. This deal has cover up written all over it. Jan 11 12:37 AM
    • Slow-Playing LoopNet For Now [view article]
      LOOP dipped into the high tens today. My question for everyone, esp. Chris, is what is your buy point and why? Seems like it's very undervalued now, but the selling continues. Jan 09 01:13 PM
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