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Copenhagen Results Boost Renewable Energy Outlook

thanks Kevin for the "what's up??" re:Copenhagen.

It fascinates me that 12 months ago when APWR was in the $3-$5 range, there were few believers, and even fewer takers.

APWR Key Stats today may be worth considering, given what's taking place within our planet;

ROE approaching 12%
Quarterly growth YOY 13+% w/minimal turbine shipments
Low debt + cash in the bank
stock price - 8X the S&P 52 week change
stock float at only 34M shares w/large insider holdings
w/10% held by institutions
3.7short ratio thrown in as a bonus

The US Senate continues embarassing themselves, and paying off individual senators/states with fiat money that most taxpayer's have not a clue about, and that they get the privelege of paying for.

Merry Christmas to all at SA!

Senator Schumer Misses the Full Picture on A-Power's Joint Texas Wind Farm

The Democrats in Congress are using smoke and mirrors once again to appear to their union backers, that they're doing everything possible to strengthen the labor initiatives. Sen.Schumer, deep down in that elite Marxist interior of his, realizes that the perception he conveys to his "base of support" is what's truly important to him politically, and that this West Texas/APWR deal will go thru with US funding, or the American economic recovery will suffer with higher interest ratesacross the board, and a still lower dollar.
I learned a long time ago...don't PO your banker; most politicians know little to nothing about business, bankers or the real world psychology.

The Differences Between Chinese and U.S. Economic Recoveries

Tthe US economy is approx. 14% export and 86% consumer based, with the Chinese economy approx.inversley stacked.

My believe is that the Chinese economy is doing an "end run" around much of the world's G7 economies.

The near term solution to their problems, has been determined by Beijing. Generate consumer stimulism within their own borders.
Last month, for the first time ever, the Chinese economy produced more new vehicles than the US. This is THE precursor to what's to follow.

Within the near future, the Chinese government will initiate social reforms, designated to alleviate much of their peoples long term concerns, thereby stimulating spending, while spurring a consumer based "back-up" economy capable of withstanding the turmoil to their current export woes.

In the short run this will prove positive for China, while being a detriment to the US thru higher import prices.

The Chinese are undertaking a bold, comprehensive alteration of their economy, probably at the perfect time, and without much of the hoopla generally associated with this type of transformation.