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Implementing Pickens' Plan for Public Energy Policy

Ultra Capacitators and other all-electrics would not need an infrastructure build up.

Recent World Events Are Bullish for Metals

Palladium has been following platinum, this week it held ground and even moved up as platinum barely budged. I was wondering why, thanks for the answer.

Eskom was supposed to have a pebble reactor on line by 2011, has it been scratched?

Blame everything on the internet. Without it, under/undeveloped countries would not have a clue of what they are missing. They want everything and they want it now.

The US USED to be 40% of the World's GDP, it is now 20% but still uses about 25% of oil consumption. The rest of the world is subsidizing our consumption.

Next year, Gazprom stops accepting US dollars. This quarters non oil, non financial earnings in the S&P will drop dramatically. Stronger dollar has its consequences on the bottom line.

Meanwhile, the fiction that the US dollar has caused a dramatic increase in everything will also be removed.

Supply/demand rules regardless of what the dollar does.

Oil Will Peak at $150-200 - Barron's Interview

Gintaras, that's amber right?

Do you think amber will drop in price to that seen in the 1990's? Amber was plentiful, is no longer. Takes mucho years to form. Petrified Tree sap, like oil, there are different grades.

Eliminate West Texas as the oil contract here in the US and oil drops by at least $20 but you would have to eliminate Brent as well. It is THE premium grade.

Smells Good: The Case for Natural Gas

first of all, there are two many good nat. gas plays to list, my favorite is PGH a canroy, second, nat. gas is primarily used by all of the newly and unoccupied homes built in the last 6 years. The surplus everyone is alluding to has been built up primarily by a couple of warm winters(ex. last winter) and ditto on the hurricane front.

Add in millions of nat. gas guzzlers also known as residential housing, when that puppy finally starts to eat, Nat. gas will again be in short supply.