ya right. NOTHING from the previous administration caused the market ANY problems.
btw, Iwould stay away from coal right now. the fast action has been in some of the solars what with China saying they are going big on alternate energy.
ya right. NOTHING from the previous administration caused the market ANY problems.
btw, Iwould stay away from coal right now. the fast action has been in some of the solars what with China saying they are going big on alternate energy.
Nothing that occurs to the coal industry from this point out is due to anyone but Obama, pure and simple. And if people bought into his campaign rhetoric of clean coal, well, they were naifs. But coal's future in the coming 8 years will be solely due to Obama and no one else.
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Nothing that occurs to the coal industry from this point out is due to anyone but Obama, pure and simple. And if people bought into his campaign rhetoric of clean coal, well, they were naifs. But coal's future in the coming 8 years will be solely due to Obama and no one else.
path of least resistance are the beat up solars and alternate energy stocks. you saw what happened friday on the China news. the ones on my stock watch are getting bopped with the market today BUT most still holding up above their friday lows.
I like ESLR as long as it holds above $2
path of least resistance are the beat up solars and alternate energy stocks. you saw what happened friday on the China news. the ones on my stock watch are getting bopped with the market today BUT most still holding up above their friday lows.
...and while I stipulate for the record that coal companies have been and generally remain miserable companies toward their employees (and the environment) it saddens me to think that we sit on massive reserves of a source of energy desperately needed, and will do nothing to figure out a way to safely extract and utilize it.
I will follow your advice re ESLR and see...
...and while I stipulate for the record that coal companies have been and generally remain miserable companies toward their employees (and the environment) it saddens me to think that we sit on massive reserves of a source of energy desperately needed, and will do nothing to figure out a way to safely extract and utilize it.