Artiecab

4 Great Chinese Stocks

I like your picks but I can't afford them. I own 5 Chinese penny stocks, (not OTC stocks - NYSE only) all with earnings and low PEs and all up in price since I bought them. How can I find more listings of these types of stocks. Thanx.

PIMCO High Income Fund: Look to Swap Out

Cramer says that companies should pay dividends or decrease their dividends, rather than buy their stock back. Sounds good to me.

PIMCO High Income Fund: Look to Swap Out

On Jan 23 11:26 AM Aalan wrote:

> While the fund is absurdly overbought now, at the time of the interview
> (Jan 2) it was trading around 6.00, and had paid 1.463 in dividends,
> for a yield of 24%. The delay in publication made Gross's advice
> untimely. He may be a scoundrel, but he's not a liar.
>
> Of course, anyone who owns the fund now would do well to sell it
> for the premium. There are, amazingly, safer ways to get 24% yields!

Would you mind telling me where????

Barron's: Best Dividend Plays for 2009

What's wrong with PHK's dividend?

Smart Grid's Enabler - Alternative Energy Storage

I thought lead acid battery storage was passe' and flywheels were the way to go?

Smart Grid's Enabler - Alternative Energy Storage

P.S. With almost entirely good news on Active Power, why isn't their stock soaring?

On Feb 12 01:03 PM Artiecab wrote:

> I'm trying to find out the better investment. I know you said Beacon
> would be significant in a year or two, but who will be the "dynamo"
> ultimately in this scenario? And which is better for states and governments
> - Active or Beacon. Thanx, John.

Smart Grid's Enabler - Alternative Energy Storage

I'm trying to find out the better investment. I know you said Beacon would be significant in a year or two, but who will be the "dynamo" ultimately in this scenario? And which is better for states and governments - Active or Beacon. Thanx, John.


On Feb 11 06:33 AM John Petersen wrote:

> Artiecab, as I understand their products, Active Power is selling
> low-speed flywheels to customers that need clean uninterruptible
> power for server farms and other large electronics installations.
> Beacon, on the other hand, is testing high-speed flywheels with a
> focus on governor response and frequency regulation. So it basically
> boils down to differences in power output and discharge duration.
> Beacon puts out more power faster and Active Power puts out less
> power for a longer period of time.

Smart Grid's Enabler - Alternative Energy Storage

How does ActivePower compare/compete with Beacon Power?