Bevo

Say ‘Howdy’ to the New Texas ETF

Capitalism is alive and well in The Republic of Tejas

Investing in Natural Gas: It's Time

Biden in 20011


On Aug 23 09:00 AM clanson wrote:

> Your blog would have more readers & credibility if you would
> withhold your political bias and your apparent distain for the President.
> I don't disagree with your observations on natural gas but I think
> you're shooting yourself in the foot with 1/2 your potential readers.

Why Crude Will Reach $100 / Barrel

Only Chindonesian demand can bring oil up to $100---my guess is more like $75, but who knows. Chinese and Indian demand will be 'driven' by auto sales somewhat for the long term, but the slow U.S. economy will damper Chinese exports.

California's Default Is Certain

Yeah, let's tax The Rich & The Evil Corporations, and that way we'll be able to provide free food, shelter, and health care to those that don't contribute or even belong there. This article was a political statement, lacking in any sort of constructive options for CA. The editors were obviously asleep at the wheel on this one. Jeff, try Zoloft--the Paxil obviously isn't working.

Book Review: Soros, The World's Most Influential Investor, by Robert Slater

Evil incarnate---ask the Asian Tigers

The Inherent Risk of Government 'Investments'

Trains for grain & coal, planes for people---it's that easy.

U.S. Dollar Can and Will Drop

Red herring retort---it was a typo. Always be careful with your grammer and speling.


On Apr 30 03:08 AM Dave Wrixon wrote:

> Shows how much you know about the competition. You cannot even spell
> the name of your major rival.

Outlook for Water Utilities

Water, gold, oil

Weekly Observations: Even with Government Intervention, Deflation Risks Continue

Stimulus good, debt bad---the Chinese are stimulating their economy, and they can afford to. Us? ..not so sure how much more debt our system can bear!