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posted in June 2011
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Comment: Solar could still take forever. - back2basicz - 6/30/2011
Comment: Re: Eggs in one basket - erierunner - 6/30/2011
Comment: Re: Eggs in one basket - back2basicz - 6/30/2011
Comment: Re: An Advantage for Solar in the US - back2basicz - 6/30/2011
Comment: Re: Eggs in one basket - erierunner - 6/30/2011
Comment: Do you think a similar thing can and will happen in Athabasca(the Oil sands)? - back2basicz - 6/30/2011
Comment: Re: Eggs in one basket - back2basicz - 6/30/2011
Comment: Re: Geographically challenged - erierunner - 6/30/2011
Comment: Eggs in one basket - erierunner - 6/30/2011
Comment: Re: soaring price - Scott Raynovich - 6/30/2011
Comment: soaring price - Tenacious - 6/30/2011
Comment: Two issues - Tenacious - 6/30/2011
Comment: Support? - driven - 6/30/2011
Comment: Re: Geographically challenged - AskAsa - 6/30/2011
Comment: Look at the Price - AskAsa - 6/30/2011
Comment: Geographically challenged - Noreen Seebacher - 6/30/2011
Comment: How is this a crisis? - Scott - 6/30/2011
Comment: Re: Economy-markets - PAW - 6/29/2011
Comment: Minot Flooding - Street Smart - 6/29/2011
Comment: They are doing the best they can... - icebreaker1975 - 6/29/2011
Comment: Nice posts on Oil and especially the IEA decision. - back2basicz - 6/29/2011
Comment: Re: Prevention - Phoenix - 6/29/2011
Comment: Re: Prevention - TelecomFreq - 6/29/2011
Comment: Minot Flooding - Street Smart - 6/29/2011
Comment: Re: Minot AFB - Jacob - 6/29/2011
Comment: Prevention - impactnow - 6/28/2011
Comment: Economy-markets - impactnow - 6/28/2011
Comment: Minot AFB - icebreaker1975 - 6/28/2011
Comment: Re: Its all about Strong US Dollar ,weak everything else.... - back2basicz - 6/28/2011
Comment: Re: An Advantage for Solar in the US - Heinrich Coup-de-Suite - 6/28/2011
Comment: Re: Technolgy - Phoenix - 6/28/2011
Comment: North Dakota Proves Oil and Water Don't Mix - Street Smart - 6/28/2011
Comment: Dial worst case into the plan - tokyogai - 6/28/2011
Comment: Plan for the worst... - TelecomFreq - 6/28/2011
Comment: Re: IU Weekly Summary - Greece - TelecomFreq - 6/28/2011
Comment: Technolgy - driven - 6/28/2011
North Dakota Proves Oil & Water Don't Mix
Noreen Seebacher   6/28/2011   26 comments
Rain and melt from a snowy winter have pushed rivers to historic levels in North Dakota, creating floods that are forcing oil companies to lower production forecasts.
Comment: Re: IU Weekly Summary - Greece - PAW - 6/27/2011
Comment: Re: Closer than you think - Street Smart - 6/27/2011
Comment: Re: Its all about Strong US Dollar ,weak everything else.... - Scott Raynovich - 6/27/2011
Comment: IU Weekly Summary - Street Smart - 6/27/2011
Comment: Its all about Strong US Dollar ,weak everything else.... - back2basicz - 6/27/2011
Comment: Re: Closer than you think - tokyogai - 6/27/2011
Comment: the cost of silver - AskAsa - 6/27/2011
Comment: Re: Closer than you think - TelecomFreq - 6/27/2011
Comment: Still bad but not worse? - Tenacious - 6/27/2011
Comment: incentives to develop - Tenacious - 6/27/2011
Comment: Re: IU Weekly Summary - Greece - TelecomFreq - 6/27/2011
Comment: Re: IU Weekly Summary - Greece - ProfR - 6/27/2011
Comment: Re: IU Weekly Summary - PAW - 6/26/2011
Comment: Re: IU Weekly Summary - Broadway - 6/26/2011
Comment: Re: IU Weekly Summary - Phoenix - 6/26/2011
Comment: Re: IU Weekly Summary - PAW - 6/25/2011
Comment: IU Weekly Summary - Street Smart - 6/25/2011
Comment: Not a good week for news or stocks - tokyogai - 6/24/2011
Comment: Closer than you think - tokyogai - 6/24/2011
Comment: An Advantage for Solar in the US - PredictableChaos - 6/24/2011
IU Weekly Recap: Markets Weak, Oil Bludgeoned
R. Scott Raynovich   6/24/2011   17 comments
The markets were roughly flat for the week, despite the feeling of persistent weakness and a violent selloff in crude oil.
Comment: Re: Solar ready to go, almost - TelecomFreq - 6/24/2011
Comment: A stable high oil price or heavy government subsidy - Value Hiker - 6/24/2011
Comment: Re: Solar ready to go, almost - Phoenix - 6/24/2011
Comment: Solar ready to go, almost - TelecomFreq - 6/24/2011
Sun's Coming Up on US Energy Market
John Jordan   6/24/2011   14 comments
A new report predicts solar energy will become an increasingly significant power source in the US by 2025.
Comment: Duh - PAW - 6/18/2011
Comment: Re: Surprise: Oil Prices Go Up, Spending Goes Down - driven - 6/18/2011
Comment: Jumping the gun - erierunner - 6/16/2011
Comment: Re: Sooo. - AskAsa - 6/16/2011
Comment: Re: disappointed - AskAsa - 6/16/2011
Comment: Funny, but sad - AskAsa - 6/16/2011
Comment: Re: Keep on - Broadway - 6/15/2011
Comment: Re: Sooo. - Heinrich Coup-de-Suite - 6/15/2011
Comment: Re: Keep on - jwillnyc - 6/15/2011
Comment: Re: Sooo. - Steven N. Czetli - 6/14/2011
Comment: Re: Sooo. - Tenacious - 6/14/2011
Comment: Re: Sooo. - Steven N. Czetli - 6/14/2011
Comment: Sooo. - icebreaker1975 - 6/14/2011
Comment: Keep on - icebreaker1975 - 6/13/2011
Comment: Re: frickin frackin - John Jordan - 6/13/2011
Comment: The Profit from Vices - Tenacious - 6/13/2011
Comment: Re: frickin frackin - Tenacious - 6/13/2011
Comment: disappointed - Scott - 6/13/2011
Comment: Re: Go green - Scott - 6/13/2011
Comment: frickin frackin - Scott - 6/13/2011
Comment: Re: Re : First Solar Outlook Sunny Despite Dismal Run - Heinrich Coup-de-Suite - 6/13/2011
Comment: Re : To Frack or Not to Frack: Jobs vs. Environment - yalanand - 6/13/2011
Comment: Go green now, jobs will follow - TelecomFreq - 6/13/2011
To Frack or Not to Frack: Jobs vs. Environment
John Jordan   6/13/2011   9 comments
New York State environmentalists and energy interests are deeply divided over the potential environmental impact of fracking, especially involving water supplies.
Comment: Re: Go green - Phoenix - 6/13/2011
Comment: Re: Go green - ProfR - 6/13/2011
Comment: Re: Keeping it simple - TelecomFreq - 6/12/2011
Comment: Re: Chinese will devour all the extra oil production - Value Hiker - 6/11/2011
Comment: Re: Chinese will devour all the extra oil production - Value Hiker - 6/11/2011
Comment: Re: Re : Pimco's Gross: Welcome to 'Financial Repression' - Heinrich Coup-de-Suite - 6/11/2011
Comment: Re: Keeping it simple - jwillnyc - 6/11/2011
Comment: Re: Go green - Phoenix - 6/11/2011
Comment: Re: Go green - Steven N. Czetli - 6/11/2011
Comment: Re: Keeping it simple - Phoenix - 6/11/2011
Comment: Re: Go green - Phoenix - 6/11/2011
Comment: Re: Go green - Steven N. Czetli - 6/11/2011
Comment: Re: Chinese will devour all the extra oil production - Phoenix - 6/11/2011
Comment: Go green - Phoenix - 6/11/2011
Comment: Re: Re : Pimco's Gross: Welcome to 'Financial Repression' - Broadway - 6/11/2011
Comment: Re: Re : First Solar Outlook Sunny Despite Dismal Run - Steven N. Czetli - 6/11/2011
Comment: Re: Chinese will devour all the extra oil production - yalanand - 6/11/2011
Comment: Re : First Solar Outlook Sunny Despite Dismal Run - yalanand - 6/11/2011
Comment: Chinese will devour all the extra oil production - Value Hiker - 6/10/2011
Comment: Re: Pocket picker and bubble maker - Scott Raynovich - 6/10/2011
Comment: Re: Re : Pimco's Gross: Welcome to 'Financial Repression' - Scott Raynovich - 6/10/2011
First Solar Outlook Sunny Despite Dismal Run
Steven N. Czetli   6/10/2011   20 comments
First Solar is down around 10% year to date, yet remains in the portfolios of sector analysts and continues to earn mostly Buy or Strong Buy ratings.
Comment: Re: Re : Why Beer, Gold & Drugs Are Always Popular - PredictableChaos - 6/10/2011
Comment: Damage Control - Behave yourself - 6/10/2011
Comment: Keeping it simple - TelecomFreq - 6/10/2011
Commodity Bulls Run at Morningstar
R. Scott Raynovich   6/10/2011   5 comments
A panel at the Morninstar Investment Conference showed fund managers are still bullish on commodities, particularly oil and agriculture.
Comment: Re : Why Beer, Gold & Drugs Are Always Popular - yalanand - 6/10/2011
Comment: Re : Pimco's Gross: Welcome to 'Financial Repression' - yalanand - 6/10/2011
Comment: what will people do during recession? - Value Hiker - 6/9/2011
Comment: Re: We're from the Government - we're here to help. - Broadway - 6/9/2011
Comment: Re: Pocket picker and bubble maker - Broadway - 6/9/2011
Comment: Re: Pocket picker and bubble maker - PredictableChaos - 6/9/2011
Comment: We're from the Government - we're here to help. - PredictableChaos - 6/9/2011
Why Beer, Gold & Drugs Are Always Popular
Noreen Seebacher   6/9/2011   13 comments
If you listen long enough at a financial conference, you can find someone who echoes your views. While most fund managers and analysts remain generally pessimistic, a few are surprisingly optimistic.
Comment: Re: Pocket picker and bubble maker - Scott Raynovich - 6/9/2011
Comment: Re: He might be right - Phoenix - 6/9/2011
Comment: Bubble? - tokyogai - 6/9/2011
Comment: Pocket picker and bubble maker - Value Hiker - 6/8/2011
Comment: Take the advice - tokyogai - 6/8/2011
Comment: He might be right - mInvestor - 6/8/2011
Pimco's Gross: Welcome to 'Financial Repression'
R. Scott Raynovich   6/8/2011   13 comments
The bond-manager god says your frog may be cooked if you are relying on low-yield bonds as your investment strategy.
Comment: Economic Weakenss - impactnow - 6/7/2011
Comment: enough already - Tenacious - 6/6/2011
Comment: Bump in the road? - tokyogai - 6/6/2011
Comment: Re: High correlation - yalanand - 6/5/2011
Comment: Re : IU Weekly Recap: Empty Bits & Weak Dollars - yalanand - 6/4/2011
Comment: Internet Money - ProfR - 6/3/2011
Comment: Much ado about nothing. - PredictableChaos - 6/3/2011
Comment: Re: Love this - TelecomFreq - 6/3/2011
Comment: Love this - Noreen Seebacher - 6/3/2011
IU Weekly Recap: Empty Bits & Weak Dollars
R. Scott Raynovich   6/3/2011   8 comments
Major indices sank under the weight of weak economic data, gold climbed, and the dollar tanked.




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