Accounting our way in and out of the crisis?
Some people claim that the way we got into this monumental financial mess is an accounting rule, mark-to-market, that forces financial institutions to value things at present market prices, even […]
Fate of the solar sector in two pieces of regulation
As so often, the economy is in the hands of politicians who are driven by other motives than the long-term health of the planet, or even the economy… Now, the […]
Regulation, regulation, regulation
We have published several articles that lay the blame of the present financial mess essentially at the table of a lack of proper regulation of financial market (see here for […]
Dr. Patrick Byrne on naked short-selling
Dr. Patrick Byrne, CEO of Overstock has had more than his fair share of naked shorting. But this is not a guy who lays down and takes it, he fights […]
More stocks can’t be shorted at all
This is an interesting development, because the list of companies that can’t be shorted is expanding into companies outside the financial sector…
Protected: Some InterOil rumors
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New Raymond James comment
Not a whole lot of news as we made most of these points already here but still some interesting tidbits.
Reprieve for solars?
Finally, the Senate agreed to extend the US incentives (in the form of tax credits) for solar companies for another eight years. Will the House follow?
Sequenom (SQNM) flying
We wrote earlier about this very promising biotech company (you might want to revisit that to see the big potential), and today, they’re off to the races. Here is the […]
Protected: The Week in Solar
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