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If the cost of solar panels keeps coming down, installation costs come down and if they combine solar with battery technology and a power management system, then we have someone just using [the grid] for backup.
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Richard Russell, Jim Rogers, Jim Willie, David Schectman: Thoughts On Gold and Silver
Gary Christenson: There is an excess of monetary heroin, Quantitative Easing, in Europe, the UK, Japan, the USA and elsewhere. (When will they ever learn?) The S&P 500 (NYSEARCA:SPY) is hitting new highs and gold (NYSEARCA:GLD) and silver (NYSEARCA:SLV) from ETF daily news Read more »
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Richmond establishes deadline for Chevron to compensate city for refinery fire
RICHMOND -- A divided City Council on Tuesday voted to enter talks with Chevron Corp. for a compensation package stemming from an Aug. 6 fire at the company's local refinery and to hire a high-powered law firm if an agreement is not reached within 30 day from Contra Costa Times Read more »
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Ron Paul and Jim Rogers: Government confiscation of private bank accounts to happen here, too
(NaturalNews) The United States has been a stable country for most of its 230-plus years, as well as a global hegemonic power since the end of World War II and the world's primary superpower since the fall of the Berlin Wall and the crumbling of the Sovi from NewsTarget - Natural Health & Wellness News Read more »
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Jim Rogers: The Commodities Bull Market Is Still On
Silver prices have slumped to their lowest level since September 2010 and gold prices are down 18% year-to-date leading many market observers to declare that the super-rally in commodities is over. Jim Rogers, the legendary investor and Chairman of Roger from Yahoo! Finance Read more »
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Jim Rogers on Gold: Continues to Have a Long Overdue Correction
It’s been a rough week for gold. Prices fell for a seventh day in a row Friday morning, marking the worst slump since March 2009, according to Bloomberg Businessweek. By mid-morning gold futures were trading at $1,362 an ounce, down almost 2% from the pr from Yahoo! Finance Read more »
