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    • Tue Jul 15th 22:47 PM
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      Gas Lines Coming This Fall
      I almost became convinced in what the author says, then my
      memory recalled the doom and gloom of the year 2000 bug and what
      would happen after Sept. 11 and how the Iraqi war would envelop the world.

      Well, none of that happened and I seriously don't think the worst
      that has been portrayed in this article will happen either.

      Yes, there will be extreme hardships and those that make less for
      a living or lose their jobs will suffer the most. But all in all everything
      will get better.

      As someone once told me 20+ years ago, a little inflation is ok. It's a
      cycle. People who lived through the 70's and other crisis like that will
      tell you that at the time it seemed like it was the end of the world
      too. Yet here we still are.

      As far as investing in what the author says? Well, I don't think at
      this point I would trust anyones investment advice. I think some of
      the selections make sense, others look like the sky is falling so invest
      before society collapses. Which if it does then none of those
      investments will be any good.
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    • Sat Jul 5th 10:51 AM
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      Polysilicon-Based PV Manufacturers: Clarifying the Financial Issues
      This is the same type of analysis that was put upon companies like Amazon and Ebay. It takes money to make money. Yes, some of those type of companies didn't make it, but a lot became very successful. To provide a generic blanket statment like this on the solar companies to the public without providing the detailed analysis and sources is better left to paying clients and not to the public. Because statements without the facts is a disservice to the public.
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