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Natural Gas: What a Difference a Year Could Make

I thought Exxon within the last few years sold off many if not all of its retail service stations. This doesn't sound much like a company that would be thinking of converting to natural gas pumpers (unless they kept all the prime locations). I think this acquisition is curious.

How Natural Gas Can Save the U.S. Economy

Reading this insightful article and the many thoughtful comments about an issue that could make a reak difference to our energy problems makes me sad that we are shackled with such self centered (get me reelected) professional politicians that think only of what plays to the sound bite media instead of making sound decisions about what's best for America.

10 Dangerous Stocks to Avoid

Including COP on this list is ludicrous- big oil has cash flow going for it, which the author seems to ignore..

ConocoPhillips' Q4: Harvesting Accounting Losses

If a good pick to rebound on Jan. 28 when published originally, then it should be really good now since COP is down another 20% since then.

Your Oil Stocks Aren't Coming Back

The author has been drinking too much of Obama's kool aid. Big oil and tech stocks are not comparable. Besides there is no energy alternative to oil/gas in the near to midterm future.

America Needs a Natural Gas Transportation Infrastructure

I couldn't have said it any better. Can anyone give one reason to be optimistic about our future based on what the professional politicians are doing to us (unless you are on the receiving end of all the entitlements)?


On Feb 17 07:08 AM Toeser wrote:

> Harry Reid would rather build an $8 billion train from Disneyland
> to Vegas than solve the nation's energy problems. Pelosis - I don't
> know what she's about, but it certainly isn't solving the nation's
> real problems. I think Obama may get it - somewhat - but he has little
> to work with in Congress with these two losers. These are not partisan
> comments, as the previous Administration did little to help the problem
> either.
>
> You are 100% right about missed opportunities. I cannot help but
> feel to my core that this country's best days are behind it. Jim
> Rogers agrees and is shorting much of this country.

Introduction to Best Portfolio for 2009

??? SDS is down about 25% in last two months-- the S&P is actually up over 10% since Dec. 2.


On Feb 06 12:23 AM Paul from California wrote:

> Forget about fundamentals and chart the market. It's telling us the
> long trench is down. Sell now on this escape hatch and short. Buy
> SDS.