Energy Stocks Are Too Cheap to Ignore - Barron's [View article]
hwood007 - you have written THE energy plan that we must adopt going forward. You're spot on Oil will be under $90 by October, albeit temporarily, and then it would be a good time to buy back in.
No calls for taxation on big finance? or big banks? they had banner years in 2007 too, just before they yanked the rug out. What about "big education" and that $600 billion in endowments they're sitting on, while raising tuition rates 7% a year? Now there's a subsidy in need of elimination....
What's Wrong with Today's Value Investing? [View article]
I have found a nice correlation with consistent sales growth (yoy) and I've found some of the better value stocks when you screen for average sales growth forecasts greater than 5% with Price/Sales ratios of less than 1.5. Through in a dividend Greater than 0 and you might find a good value screen in that.
America's Energy Policy: Coming to Terms with Reality [View article]
User, you're right on - ironically we can convert vehicles to LNG for about $1k a car and that is substantially cheaper than gas, and we have a ton ofit- we'd cut of emissions by more than half from cars if we did that, while working on longer term solutions, like electric cars.
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Energy Stocks Are Too Cheap to Ignore - Barron's [View article]
Oil will be under $90 by October, albeit temporarily, and then it would be a good time to buy back in.
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What's Wrong with Today's Value Investing? [View article]
America's Energy Policy: Coming to Terms with Reality [View article]