MARKETS,Anybody even yet?
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Re: MARKETS,Anybody even yet?
Can’t argue that. I remember though 30 years ago, a local company had a fleet of Hydrogen vehicles on the road. They loved them. One problem. The exhaust dripped water and they froze up in the winter. I still think Hydrogen has big possibilities though. Have to look further into it.
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Ugh! Late to the plate again. I was going to buy this at 21 this morning. Didn’t. Now look. Major screw up by dumping IBM too. Up another 5 or 6 points. Wondering if the market is getting overheated. All indexes are now up for the year. Some p/es are way too high.
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Energy is a difficult analysis imo because the entire framework of needing to reduce carbon emissions is communist propaganda. (You are the carbon they want to reduce.) On the other hand, we correctly want energy that's cheap and "clean" -- in the context of air pollution.olds442jetaway wrote: ↑Mon Jun 09, 2025 9:22 amI still think Hydrogen has big possibilities though.
Some of the new energy technologies rely significantly on metals such as platinum. I expect that's how I'll participate -- through my miners including SBSW.
I have typically been skeptical of "new eras." For example, gold has been through many cycles, and at the bottom of every cycle people declare that gold is obsolete. But it just keeps chugging along because human nature never changes.
Enthusiasm for US vs international stocks has historically cycled. Presently, US stocks are near an all-time tippy-top relative to internationals. This as the current Republican regime continues to preserve the DC swamp, as I expected. So yes, I think the US market is overheated, but the international market is not.
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Interesting to say the least.