Some stuff you wanted to know about natural gas
Several people have asked us some or other stuff related to the drilling, testing, and production for natural gas. So far, we’ve responded by pointing out that we are no […]
And the bad news show continues..
Some stabilization in the markets (for now, it’s stupid to write these things as the next half hour or so things might already change quite a bit). However, on the […]
Perception and reality: talking down inflationary expectations
Gaps between perceptions and reality, although having no basis in mainstream economic theory, could nevertheless have serious economic consequences..
The Week in Solar
A new series in which we’ll comment news we think is having a significant impact on the sector.
Who is Michael Masters?
If you’ve never heard this name than take note. He was the person (amongst others, but he got most of the limelight) trying to convince congress that the high oil […]
Natural gas is the place to be
We’ve commented on Jim Cramer, former hedgefund manager and now tv personality, throwing in the towel and arguing sell, sell (or even better, short). He has one exeption though, and […]
The big recycling game
One of the problems in todays world economy is that money needs to be recycled. We have a new version of that old problem in todays vortex that are the […]
The last ‘rational economic man’ standing?
Although economics has an air of hard science surrounding it, with often very complex mathematical models bulging out of most economic journals and even more complex mathematical models running on […]
It’s all about performance
It’s a very difficult market for stockpickers. There are excellent values out there, but just when you think they’re now at compelling values, the market takes another lurch downward and […]
Not everyone admires the Fed under Bernanke
We noted how influential economist Melvin Krauss came out in defence of Bernanke’s Fed. Not everybody is a believer though…