NUCLEAR4WIN

An optimistic Jeff Immelt (GE) says the worst of the crisis is "behind us" and "we have almost a fully functioning capital market." GE plans to pump up its R&D spending, focusing on the "two big seismic themes of the 20th century" - energy and health care.

Immelt should be put down. He has ruined GE!!

Gold as an Inflation Hedge

China is buying gold by the truck loads, enough said!!!!

Gold's Divergence Between the Paper and Physical Markets

If gold and oil rise and fall together, what happens when we eventually move away from oil, and start using alternative sources of energy? Will gold actually be valuated on supply and demand, instead of being bulked in with the rest of the commodities? I just do not understand how gold is being pushed down so fast when our government is printing out money like it is made from the Monopoly game. By the time our government bails everyone out and gets done printing out these BILLIONS of dollars, why will the U.S. $ be worth anything? And wont this send the price of gold through the roof?

Uranium: Safely and Efficiently Powering the Future

Here you go tree hugger! A molecule that solves the storage issues for Liberals. Now go hug a tree and save a Polar Bear!

physics.about.com/b/20...


On May 09 10:03 AM fxtrader07 wrote:

> the only ignorants i see here are the dumb promoters and pumpers
> of nuclear technology. they have yet to come up with a convincing
> solution to store the radiactive waste. and no "some technology,
> some process may be found somewhen" is NOT a solution. it's wish.
>
> regarding Co2: there are very credible scientists (much more credible
> people than businessmen like al gore who just makes millions trading
> co2 emission rights and promoting himself) who convincingly argue
> that the global warming thesis is nonsense as far as making CO2 emissions
> responsible for it.
> a much much much higher variable are sun-activity, vulcanism and
> other factors while human activities account for no more than about
> 5% of co2 emissions. so reducing them by 20% will make a dent, huh?
>
> there is no need to store away Co2 somwhere. It#s total nonsense
> and just another hype to tax people and shuffle the money into pockets
> of banks, politicians and clever businessmen