It appears that the Green Left has got their wish, and that the price of not-so-green enery is climbing sharply. Of course the downside is that the availability of anything else has also declined. Who would ever have guessed that that might happen?
So the result is an increase in misery for many. And what will the result of that massive increase in misery for many, and the dumping of many more into the pit of misery become? History provides well documented answers, sanitized for general consumption.
What is not new is the reality that those with a single-item agenda fail to consider the secondary results of their actions. It is made far worse by those making the decisions being well separated from the consequences of those decisions, both initial and secondary. The bad news is that those who need to change that condition will fight it with all their might, and since they are already in power any change is unlikely. Thus the result, at least short-term, will be increased misery for the masses, and no relief in sight. In the past, this has often lead to revolutions, I hope that the next one will be by election instead of violence, which is so very messy and destructive.
Perhaps the solution to the smoke from ships is a return to sailing vessels. The other alternative is nuclear power, but that is so very regulated as to be a non-starter. So this fund could be interesting indeed. Certainly a potential investor should do some research prior to jumping in.
Certainly, bad news makes waves, and the EverGrande apparent default is no exception. What comes next will be "very interesting", in the Chinese interpretation of that phrase. So how far will the waves spread? Certainly well beyond the basic exposure is what I see.
And the big question I have is just how did this hapen? What were the big errors, so that we can know to avoid making them ourselves?
Learning from the failure of others is far less painful than making the same errors ourselves. WE must remember that!
Quite interesting advice, to dump one and buy another that I have not heard of, nor know anyting about. So I would advise at least a bit of research, in case this is just a ploy to create a "dip" for another to buy. It does not seem that Tesla is "done", and even more, it is rare to "get rich quick" without a whole lot of risk involved, and the chance of losing one's shirt also being involved. (Of course, the value of used shirts is not cerrtain today, and so the size of that loss would be unknown)
As forthe general public being "bit more exposed" to the stock market, who is to blame but the federal reserve clowns who have reduced the interest on savings? While clowning is supposed to entertain, the fed is supposed to act in the best interest of the country. That means the bottom 85%, economically, by the way.
Of course share prices are driven quite a bit by the emotions of those involved, both fear and greed, the two least rational emotions. Thus there are assorted wanderings based on???? and???, with the results being sometimes misleading.
Silico Carbide is primarily for fast power electronics, and it will be in addition instead of a replacement. And the shortages are because the demand was not anticipated and so the new billion dollar fab lines were not built up. Building the production lines for each new generation of Integrated Circuit technology is very expensive and quite slow, and because all of those automotive modules were designed using the latest technology they would be built with parts not yet available. Using one generation older technology and the stock to build them would be on the shelf for imediate delivery.
Interesting: Given that actuall tarrifs are to protect locals from imports, I wonder how much local gas production actually is local in France. And while nuclear power generation is rather greener, I am sure there are protesters around, like in the US.
But protecing consumers from runaway inflation is an iteresting concept that seems like a good policy, especially if it extends to food. Perhaps it should be considered for us here in the US.
I am unclear as to what constitutes a "self operated store", compared to a vending machine. Certainly this is an interesting adventure in China, the spreading growth of coffee consumption. That seemed to be less 12 years ago when I visited Dong Guong City. I wonder a bit if the old-school portion of the Chinese government may start to lean on the western influence of our favorite hot beverage. That might be interesting to see.
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Will OPEC+ Raise Production?
It appears that the Green Left has got their wish, and that the price of not-so-green enery is climbing sharply. Of course the downside is that the availability of anything else has also declined. Who would ever have guessed that that might happen?
So the result is an increase in misery for many. And what will the result of that massive increase in misery for many, and the dumping of many more into the pit of misery become? History provides well documented answers, sanitized for general consumption.
Europe’s Energy Crisis. A Real Danger
What is not new is the reality that those with a single-item agenda fail to consider the secondary results of their actions. It is made far worse by those making the decisions being well separated from the consequences of those decisions, both initial and secondary. The bad news is that those who need to change that condition will fight it with all their might, and since they are already in power any change is unlikely. Thus the result, at least short-term, will be increased misery for the masses, and no relief in sight. In the past, this has often lead to revolutions, I hope that the next one will be by election instead of violence, which is so very messy and destructive.
Inside The New Green Shipping ETF
Perhaps the solution to the smoke from ships is a return to sailing vessels. The other alternative is nuclear power, but that is so very regulated as to be a non-starter. So this fund could be interesting indeed. Certainly a potential investor should do some research prior to jumping in.
Evergrande Stock Suspended Amid Default Concerns; Sending Futures, Cryptos Sliding
Certainly, bad news makes waves, and the EverGrande apparent default is no exception. What comes next will be "very interesting", in the Chinese interpretation of that phrase. So how far will the waves spread? Certainly well beyond the basic exposure is what I see.
And the big question I have is just how did this hapen? What were the big errors, so that we can know to avoid making them ourselves?
Learning from the failure of others is far less painful than making the same errors ourselves. WE must remember that!
Why Everyone Should Sell Tesla Now
Quite interesting advice, to dump one and buy another that I have not heard of, nor know anyting about. So I would advise at least a bit of research, in case this is just a ploy to create a "dip" for another to buy. It does not seem that Tesla is "done", and even more, it is rare to "get rich quick" without a whole lot of risk involved, and the chance of losing one's shirt also being involved. (Of course, the value of used shirts is not cerrtain today, and so the size of that loss would be unknown)
Market Briefing For Monday, Oct. 4
As forthe general public being "bit more exposed" to the stock market, who is to blame but the federal reserve clowns who have reduced the interest on savings? While clowning is supposed to entertain, the fed is supposed to act in the best interest of the country. That means the bottom 85%, economically, by the way.
Of course share prices are driven quite a bit by the emotions of those involved, both fear and greed, the two least rational emotions. Thus there are assorted wanderings based on???? and???, with the results being sometimes misleading.
Market Briefing For Monday, Oct. 4
Silico Carbide is primarily for fast power electronics, and it will be in addition instead of a replacement. And the shortages are because the demand was not anticipated and so the new billion dollar fab lines were not built up. Building the production lines for each new generation of Integrated Circuit technology is very expensive and quite slow, and because all of those automotive modules were designed using the latest technology they would be built with parts not yet available. Using one generation older technology and the stock to build them would be on the shelf for imediate delivery.
France Begins "Price Protection" Measures To Shield Consumers From Soaring Energy Prices
Interesting: Given that actuall tarrifs are to protect locals from imports, I wonder how much local gas production actually is local in France. And while nuclear power generation is rather greener, I am sure there are protesters around, like in the US.
But protecing consumers from runaway inflation is an iteresting concept that seems like a good policy, especially if it extends to food. Perhaps it should be considered for us here in the US.
Analyzing CoT And Peeking Into The Future Thru Futures
Quite a detailed analysis, leaving me not quite sure what to think.
Luckin Coffee: Back On Track?
I am unclear as to what constitutes a "self operated store", compared to a vending machine. Certainly this is an interesting adventure in China, the spreading growth of coffee consumption. That seemed to be less 12 years ago when I visited Dong Guong City. I wonder a bit if the old-school portion of the Chinese government may start to lean on the western influence of our favorite hot beverage. That might be interesting to see.