strategy

Today was a good day, as such things go. However, I sense that I'm screwing
up somewhere.

If I'm not careful, I may have to look back on these times as the
good-old-days.

I had this sense before, years ago. That time I was right.

My life could go several directions from here. Do I wait like a leaf for
the wind? I should make a plan for each likely path.

I need to write things down. I should start a new spiral notebook, just for
this purpose.

I was listening to a Nobel prize winning economist the other day on TV. He
explained how this recession is different in nature from other recent
recessions. His conclusion was that we are headed into the worst recession,
since the depression of the 1930s.

My friends may lose their jobs, but my SSDI will go rolling along as usual.
I need a low profile. Of course, I already have one. I am "Quiet Neighbor"
as things are.

QN

If I could invest, I'd do so in promising battery companies. There
was a break through with making batteries last X10 as long. They will
be in need for our electric flying cars. (or atleast the electric
ones)

On Apr 13, 4:04*pm, Erik the Red <spock_smo...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> If I could invest, I'd do so in promising battery companies. *There
> was a break through with making batteries last X10 as long. *They will
> be in need for our electric flying cars. *(or atleast the electric
> ones)

It sux about the global recession/depression. Its the elite playing
their monopoly games and their backing both sides of the war games.
Their agenda is clearly genocide. We need to get rid of the banking
elite.

"Erik the Red" <spock_smokes@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:26947534-a3ec-42ae-8024-0fccc5632240@e67g2000hsa.googlegroups.com...
> If I could invest, I'd do so in promising battery companies. There
> was a break through with making batteries last X10 as long. They will
> be in need for our electric flying cars. (or atleast the electric
> ones)

Altair Nanotechnologies Inc. (ALTI)

They have a lithium battery design that does not explode in a car wreck like
most lithium batteries.

The stock is down, quite a bit, but will likely fall much farther due to the
recession. It is now about $2.20 per share. 25 cents per share would be a
great bargain.

Unfortunately, it seems the car manufacturers want to make their own battery
design rather than buying Altair's product.

On the plus side, A big car company might step in and buy the entire
company, and thus solve their battery research problems.

It's a gamble for sure. Makes me nervous.
I just want the tech out there. I'm tired of paying a fortune for
energy.

If Bush had another term, investing in energy companies planning to
build nuclear power plants would be a good idea.
Cheap energy.

"Erik the Red" <spock_smokes@hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:c34815af-8675-4804-8764-b9990acec571@8g2000hse.googlegroups.com...
> It's a gamble for sure. Makes me nervous.
> I just want the tech out there. I'm tired of paying a fortune for
> energy.
>
> If Bush had another term, investing in energy companies planning to
> build nuclear power plants would be a good idea.
> Cheap energy.

That´s not a good idea!

The banks are due to release their report soon which will declare how
much value each has lost.
Find out if we hit a Titanic sized iceberg.

Bean counters, accountants.
Invest in Accounting firms because they will prosper.

Damly

I watched a documentary called the Rise and Fall of the Electric Car.

According to the documentary, a long lasting battery has already been
invented. And guess who bought it? An Oil Company bought it so they
could bury it.

penguin