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    • Thu Oct 9th 20:54 PM
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      What Happens When Banks Are Nationalized
      hmm...yeah...well how do explain the simultaneous nature of this global crisis? at the same time, similar economic events around the world...

      interesting that it is only happening in countries/zones with central banks, no?

      and yes fraud/greed can be relied upon.
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    • Wed Oct 1st 09:50 AM
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      The Economy Won't Be Ignored
      free money's a patch... however available credit is our economy's lifeline...

      pretty grim, slim.
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    • Mon Sep 29th 21:21 PM
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      What is Hank Paulson Thinking?
      it still has to clear the Senate, Prez, and Congress as a whole potentially...

      tough row to hoe. more inflation won't improve our standard of living without pay raises which aren't probably going to happen.

      look out for back doors. The comment regarding the FDIC...i saw somewhere how the FDIC was terribly under capitalized, and less than 1/10th or so (if i'm remembering correctly) of current deposits under 100k were even really insurable.

      The Fed could give the FDIC cash and then the FDIC pass it to companies without a bill or a vote....The Fed has given money directly to Mexico without a Congressional vote...

      I'm hesitant to believe that something good could actually come out of this "democracy" (really republic) at the federal level... If the bill is defeated...stay vigilant for backdoor attempts to disperse that money...

      I hope i'm wrong
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    • Sun Sep 21st 20:02 PM
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      We've Crossed the Line from Capitalism to Socialism
      hm... income tax is one of the communist/socialist planks in the Communist Manifesto...

      so... what line are you talking about?
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    • Sun Sep 7th 12:13 PM
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      A First Look Inside the Fannie / Freddie Bailout Plan
      hey jack, the same thing that has been happening to the dollar since 1913...inflation happens. fiat currency, bound to happen, but to really tickle your brain, ask why the aid package to Georgia over 1 billion, or countless others just like it over the years.....the USD is being deliberately weakened, over time, probably to make way for the Amero.

      Loose lending was encouraged for this reason, and the money top gives away USD for the same reason.

      there's my two cents.

      --I kicked myself fot not buying Bear Stearns the Friday prior to the Monday bailout announcement... I wonder what this will do to FNM and FREs' stock prices...??
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    • Mon Aug 11th 10:42 AM
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      Rentech: Homegrown Synthetic Fuel On the Near Horizon
      bobjou, i think its b/c CTL is only competitive if $/oil bbl is about $60-70/bbl. back in the 70's what was it, except for the oil shock, like 20$/bbl or something?
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    • Fri Aug 8th 09:04 AM
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      Rentech: Homegrown Synthetic Fuel On the Near Horizon
      The main hitches are:

      1) Heat comes from natural gas, which is subject to considerable price variation. If RTK would use solar PV and electic arc or something to produce heat, it would be more attractive.
      2) Coal is used for electricity generation. The Fischer-Tropsch CTL process is about 70% efficient. One barrel of oil requires about 192kg of coal to to be produced usin CTL. This means we need a daily 4.4 billion kg increase to current coal output in order to meet 23 million bbl/day completely from coal. This is a very large increase in daily coal output, and challenging to meet.

      Of course, a combined GTL, CTL, Wind, Solar, Biogas, Algae fuel will better address the petroleum crisis, and we probably will not rely solely on CTL.

      But! CTL is expensive b/c 1) we need coal for power plants, 2) mining operations would need to be significantly increased to meet a new demand, 3) mining is polluting

      But RTK is probably a good buy at this price...looking down the road.

      nice article.
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    • Wed Aug 6th 08:01 AM
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      The Obama/McCain Energy Charade: Nothing But Empty Ideas
      What would bring me out to vote is if either candidate claimed they would support:
      1) Polywell Fusion Research at EMC2
      2) Coal to Liquid Technology (across the board)

      America has lots of coal, it can be converted to petroleum with about 70% efficiency, and costs about 2X what oil does to produce.

      As far as hydrocarbons go, 40 yrs of oil left globally, America has coal. Why not increase mining rate and use the coal? Environmentally dirty...so clean it up. Treat mining waste like nuclear waste.

      I was hyped about Algal biopetroleum...then i found that it currently costs about $1,600.00/bbl to produce.

      We have no patch to replace oil at present. Our best bet, America, is to use what we have: COAL.
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    • Tue Aug 5th 08:16 AM
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      Tuesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets
      what do you think about the intentional devaluing of the dollar? could explain some of the ridiculous cash giveaways that have haunted this system for almost 100 years. make way for unified N. American currency, kinda like the Eurozone... ?
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    • Mon Aug 4th 17:32 PM
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      How Merrill Lynch Moved Its 'Microwave Ovens'
      nothing new under the sun
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    • Mon Aug 4th 08:28 AM
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      Is the U.S. Banking System Safe?
      excellent article. keep 'em coming!!! :D
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    • Thu Jul 31st 13:25 PM
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      2 Schools of Thought on Buying Bank Stocks
      We're being economically destroyed, little by little... goodbye dollar, hello amero...
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    • Wed Jul 30th 22:57 PM
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      No, the Financial Crisis Is Not Over
      Oil will fluctuate, maybe it dips below 100 in the short-term. Ultimately, its non-renewable, 'civilization' has about 40yrs left of oil in the ground. If we don't develop algal fuels or some hydrocarbon substitute, practically everything falls apart. I highly doubt it will get that bad...since we are holding a solution with the algae.

      On financials, on hope they keep dropping cause my shorts are around my ankles after this fucking rally.
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    • Wed Jul 30th 22:23 PM
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      More Liquidity from the Fed: Welcome to the Roach Motel
      fascinating
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    • Mon Jul 28th 08:36 AM
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      Too Late to the Oil Party? Consider an Alternative (Part II)
      wow...vpratt. you've got some faith in randomness.

      well, Kailing, how about volatility in oil prices...yes they are down now, but for how long?

      also, speaking of clean energy, the only viable hydrocarbon substitute as far as i can tell, is algal fuel. what about those companies?
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