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Was wondering about that myself. T. Boone Pickens is a big supporter, drives a converted car for much less than gas. Now that his windmills are on hold, maybe he can do something.
On Jul 10 10:56 AM axelrod608 wrote:
> XOM's big NG find begs the question - in a massive glut of NG oversupply, > why isn't LNG for auto fuel a national priority ?? > > Our "leaders" are too busy clamoring for another "stimulus package" > to notice.
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Since the 'correct' pricing of the warrants is subject to opinion, the situation is ripe for corruption. Big money is at stake here, and the people setting the price don't have any skin in the game.
On Jul 10 08:43 AM AndrewBaker wrote:
> More games with money and markets from our treasury and political > masters. To be seen to be tough on the banks yet fair, small banks > are supposedly being asked to pay a lower amount to redeem their > warrents, and the big banks are complaining. This is just so much > hogwash. The government and the Fed are in bed with the big banks > and bankers, and this show is just that: a display designed to fool > us that tough firm measures are being taken whilst the small guy > is being considered. I'm not taken in. > > Obama's getting his bit in with his public rousting of the mortgage > companies, so everyone is busy telling us today how much they are > helping as they don't want us to forget it or them over the weekend. > Trouble is, there's not many that believe it anyway and not many > either that think they're doing a very good job.
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On Jul 10 10:56 AM axelrod608 wrote:
> XOM's big NG find begs the question - in a massive glut of NG oversupply,
> why isn't LNG for auto fuel a national priority ??
>
> Our "leaders" are too busy clamoring for another "stimulus package"
> to notice.
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On Jul 10 08:43 AM AndrewBaker wrote:
> More games with money and markets from our treasury and political
> masters. To be seen to be tough on the banks yet fair, small banks
> are supposedly being asked to pay a lower amount to redeem their
> warrents, and the big banks are complaining. This is just so much
> hogwash. The government and the Fed are in bed with the big banks
> and bankers, and this show is just that: a display designed to fool
> us that tough firm measures are being taken whilst the small guy
> is being considered. I'm not taken in.
>
> Obama's getting his bit in with his public rousting of the mortgage
> companies, so everyone is busy telling us today how much they are
> helping as they don't want us to forget it or them over the weekend.
> Trouble is, there's not many that believe it anyway and not many
> either that think they're doing a very good job.