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  • Geothermal Is Getting Red Hot, Part II [View article]
    To; jerrydd
    I believe Rasor's business model is flawed. Even though their first plant was three times over the market capital cost ($/mw) it will be impossible for them to get down to an cost competitive economical cost. It is like saying that I will keep installing portable 1MW gas plants as opposed to building a larger 100MW gas plant. It has never worked and never will. No utility builds tiny plants for that reason
    Anyway, I would appreciate your help. You mentioned that the analysis report of GeoDynamics report is finished. I went to their web site and could not find it. I would appreciate it if you would post the web link to the analysis report. Thanks


    On Sep 09 05:43 AM jerrydd wrote:

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    Sep 09 10:17 am |Rating: 0 -2 |Link to Comment
  • China Remains a Compelling Buy via PowerShares Golden Dragon ETF [View article]
    Great responses by everyone.
    I can see not wanting to buy and hold but is there any evidence that (1) the bubble is ready to burst within the next couple of months as opposed to 2 years from now? (2) the bubble will burst overnight as opposed to a slow leak as suggested by a reader
    Jul 17 10:43 am |Rating: 0 -1 |Link to Comment
  • China Remains a Compelling Buy via PowerShares Golden Dragon ETF [View article]
    Don
    Please explain any advantages or disadavanges of investing in PGJ versus FXI. They appear to be tracking closely
    Jul 17 10:30 am |Rating: +1 -1 |Link to Comment
  • Chinese Real Estate: Getting in on the Next Bubble [View article]
    Good points you made. Unfortunately, the TAO appears to mirror the Chinese market (FXI). No Alpha compared to the Chinese Beta. Might as well stick with FXI especially when you consider FXI trades over 400x the volume of TAO, has the same yield and a lower P/E
    Jun 21 09:53 am |Rating: +2 0 |Link to Comment
  • 4 Reasons to Like SBS [View article]
    From the big picture fundamentals, it appears to be a good company. However, why invest in SBS as opposed to EWZ? Look how close they tract. - All beta and no alpha
    Jun 17 10:16 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • 4 Reasons to Like SBS [View article]
    good company, but why purchase SBS as opposed to EWZ?
    look how closely they track - All beta and no alpha
    Jun 17 10:12 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Ethanol and Burning Corn [View article]
    Eric
    Please provide the link to both studies so that I can study the assumptions each used
    May 13 09:54 am |Rating: +1 0 |Link to Comment
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