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sherpa

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  1. More nonsense. The 737 Max issue was related to a system called MCAS. That system was in development well before Trump. The entire 737 issue goes deeper than any single administration and is completely based on money. Absolutely not Trump related. Want a clue? Here's one.........Southwest.
  2. No. No interest at all. You are the one who brought that up, but truth be told, I have done this trade over twenty times. But, you miss the point, if the discussion digresses to trading. It doesn't matter what a five year chart is. If you want to hold something, like ATT for instance, or a buy it and go fishing trade, so be it. Volatile stocks in emerging technologies present opportunities on both sides. I do that, and I like doing that.
  3. I have absolutely no interest in what you speculate about my trades, and you have no idea. Emerging technologies lead to volatile, speculative trades. The overarching point, absent the trading aspect, which will fund college educations, is that we have no need to import foreign energy sources, unless we want to. End.
  4. I have no interest in what you think about what I do. None. You don't have any idea about my timing. What I will say is that when you have an emerging technology that is delivering, people get interested. That interest leads to speculation. That speculation leads to trading opportunities, as the prices get speculative and more importantly, volatile. That speculative trading leads to opportunities in both the issue and its derivatives, ie., options. I love the technology. I really like the trading action.
  5. Your entire post is absolute nonsense. You are in your own class of ignorance. Perhaps you don't actually read posts. I have never doubted that you cant comprehend them, but now I suspicious that you even read them, because nobody could be that stupid to post what you do. For those that do read, what I said was that I have no problem with getting rid of people who do nothing,
  6. I am very cool will getting rid of people who do nothing, whether at the VA or the FAA. Like you.
  7. More incredible, un researched nonsense. Does someone hand you this trash in the morning and direct you to post it?
  8. Not a meaningful comment, as these technologies develop rapidly and changes occur in the market extremely quickly. For instance scaling a newer technology develops very rapidly. With scaling issue getting solved, along with the undeniable perception that the US grid delivery system is no longer something companies who actually demand reliable power can count on, things change at warp speed, and that is going on now. AI data centers are the current catalyst, but there's a reason why AEP just signed a 1 gigawatt deal with Bloom to power those data centers. No years long political fighting to get a utility company built. Your own energy at your own site all the time. In addition, it is much cleaner, and even the CO2 released is concentrated and pure enough that Chart Industries just signed an agreement to capture the CO2 and re-purpose it. As well, this energy production is being developed at commercially viable and competitive prices, and is going to get cheaper. Either way, as these industries grow, dependence on politically radioactive public utility issues, unreliable grid performance, (see California every year, and Texas two years ago), the realization that these are very clean and not real estate hogs, as solar and wind are, we don't need to import energy anymore.
  9. Invalid premise. It wasn't economists who figured out how to provide electrical power to the space shuttle, which didn't have the ability to deploy massive solar panels, which the Intl Space Station does. It was physicists and chemists, and that's where the answers come from.
  10. Nothing ignorant about it. There may well be a finite amount of oil on the planet, but that doesn't matter. We have an immense supply on natural gas that could supply us for decades. But even that is underpinned by the technology we have to provide energy without combustion, which means non polluting, and have scores of very recognizable corporations using this technology to produce on site energy, which takes the grid dependence out of the equation. There is an accelerated movement in this area as AI energy dependence becomes more evident. We also have the capability to use hydrogen as a completely clean energy source. We may choose to use conventional sources for the time being, as the infrastructure is in place and convenient, but we are not Germany at the outset of Russia's Ukraine invasion, facing a major supply problem. Energy as a weapon is no longer a threat to us.
  11. We are not going to waste time talking about this, but the US is drowning in LNG, and is achieving remarkable and financial efficacy in sources that are non combustible, including LNG, on site production, and thus absolutely not dependent on grid deliverance, which is the single weak link. Your claim is not indicative of someone who knows what is recently going on. I am pleased to have been financially rewarded by being "wrong," per your claim. Do a six month chart of Bloom Energy, (BE). Find out what they do and where they are going.
  12. No statement, just an empirical observation. My grandson is less than two years old. He is extremely talkative and social. His dad works for a gov org, and has been based in the Dominican Republic for two years with a Dominican nanny, as my daughter works full time as well. Point; with his limited sub two year old language skills, he speaks Spanish as well as English. When visiting us this past summer, whether in the grocery store cart of in his back seat car seat with the window open and an adjacent car, if the person close to him was white, he would say "hello." If they were darker skinned, he would say "hola." Kids figure stuff out early.
  13. I'm actually learning the easy way. I actively trade energy markets and I am aware of what is available. The point being, again, the US does not need outside sources for it's energy needs. Period.
  14. Admire her all you want, but keep her and her idiocy away from anything that effects my family or my country. She is a full blown idiot.
  15. The US has no need for energy supply from anywhere else. It might choose to use those sources, but it has no need to do so.
  16. Disregarding and misstating words that were actually said an on recorded is not a fundamental disagreement. It is deliberate lying. Fundamental disagreement is like that AOC lune posting a video of saying Elon Musk is an idiot, as she has done in the last day. Like him or hate him, he is not an idiot. Her claim was becasue he has young folks in his group looking at stuff, which she claims does not qualify them. Turns out, one of these "young ignorant" people just used AI to decode a script from the eruption of Pompeii, 2000 years ago. So, in your bullpen you have a bartender from the Bronx criticizing this kid genius. Does that concern you? Do you think the rest of the country is confident of the party that pukes this out?
  17. Sure. First, I will admit that when I see the term "maga," which is clearly a pejorative when used here, I don't pay much attention to the post. If you are asking about Trump's stuff, glad to respond. I don't think his Russia/Ukraine thing is correct. I don't think his no tax on tips thing is desirable, not because it's a bad idea but because it makes tip jobs more competitive than non tip jobs that pay about the same, and some of those are extremely valuable. I'm not a fan of some of the tariffs, though some are absolutely justified. I have no problem with his actions re the Justice Dept., which has become an arm of the Dem party with gross impropriety, but I don't want him screwing around with the CIA, which I know something about. My problem with you, and that knucklehead that never shuts up about him here, is that you join the media in posting absolute bullstuff. He never said what you have stated regarding good people with regard to white supremacists and neo nazis, and it didn't matter to your group when his actual quote was placed in evidence. That is total nonsense and gross, intentional ignorance/lying. My issue with Trump is that he is not a leader. He uses the power in his grasp to get done what he wants, which is usually a good idea. What he doesn't do is have the leadership ability to recruit more folks to his side. Reagan had that. George Bush had that. Clinton had it to some extent after he gave up after the debacle in 92, and the hiring of David Gergen. That skill leads to unification, and he doesn't care about that. Trump will never be a recruiter based on leadership. Still, there is no doubt that major change is justified, in the handling of the DOD, our international agreements, ie., NATO and the UN, and a host of other things that have been totally screwed up and become jobs programs for useless people.
  18. Idiotic. This is the result of seeing the world as if looking through a telescope. People with a problematic political focus look at others as if they all have that issue. I don't. I don't like Trump, but I can see some of his views that make a good deal of sense, and I'm not in the "politics first" viewpoint group, as some clearly are. Capiche? Prolly not.
  19. I didn't vote for him, so he is not "my president." Disgusting post, and meaningless.
  20. I often wonder if you are absolutely intent on making yourself look like an idiot. If you are, that is the one thing you are on a path to success for.
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