And here comes the QE3 with their warnings, as our economy is in total collapse. This time it is companies issuing their own warnings… And the Fed keeps printing away…
US companies are warning about Q3 earnings at the second highest level since 2001, with estimates well below what they were just three short months ago. Of course, the US equity markets don’t care – having rallied aggressively in the face of this collapse; lubricated by multiple-expanding QE and rev. repo.
As Reuters reports, companies issuing negative outlooks outnumber positive ones by 5.2-to-1, the most negative since the 6.3-to-1 ratio in the second quarter, when however the “second half recovery” (which has been once again indefinitely delayed, perhaps to the third half?) was said would take place momentarily and lead to another mythical rebound. Industrials, Materials, and Tech top the list for negative pre-announcements.
Green dreams are failing … As country after country abandons, curtails or reneges on once-generous support for renewable energy, Europe is beginning to realise that its green energy strategy is dying on the vine. Green dreams are giving way to hard economic realities.
So tell me how is Obama going to get along all alone???
It’s all a hoax, as anybody proficient in physics can tell you. Energy does not sustain itself. Once you burn the tree the ashes do no burn again.
Thank the Department of Energy’s (DOE) “energy police” once again for limiting our consumer choices. This time, the DOE’s regulators are preparing to add computers and computer monitors to the checklist of controlled energy appliances. Past
DOE appliance regulations have resulted in higher costs and less competitive products. If the DOE finalizes these proposed regulations, computers will be no different. Americans should be concerned with these new standards, because they restrict their choices of the best computers and computer screens.
Everybody should be concerned.
Has anybody bought one of those low water use dishwashers lately? Then you know.
It’s called “radar adaptive cruise control”, it’s a 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee which is just a cheep Mercedes ML in disguise. Had it for near two years … It’s great. Jeep and Mercedes blended their technology contributions long before Chrysler went bust. What did Mercedes want the 4 wheel drive technology and suspension that jeep had, what did Jeep want the body structure and technology that Mercedes had.
So the two companies traded. And what emerged was the new Jeep Grand Cherokee. It is nothing like the decades older version and is completely modern. The dash even has iPhone technology which talks to you when your phone is in the car.
So to the point comes Radar Adaptive Cruise Control. Well it already saved me from a crash when another car darted out in front of me and without touching the brakes the car computers did all the work, slowed the car even before I could react, and prevented a crash. It works best when cruising the freeway, where cars speed up and slow down, and detecting those subtle speed changes can be taxing.
The robot car was born, not really autonomous driving but a start.
The radar adaptive cruise control, and it’s amazingly good … makes me feel like autonomous cars are closer than I thought, though there are many bugs to iron out before we get that far.
Name calling, the last refuge of a scoundrel… It doesn’t have to make sense, just impose it on people.
HOW ABOUT WE BLOW BILLIONS OF MEANINGLESS GESTURE GREEN COMPANIES, which anyone with a ten dollar calculator would tell you it won’t work. Why do you think they put solar cells on satellites. Not cause they want to. So why don’t you use solar cells on your little “Jetson Car”? Remember those?
I can’t believe it they actually thought that was real …
Energy is not renewable, once you burn the log you must grow another one, you cannot reuse the ashes. It’s the laws of physics, you fool. Batteries store energy that something else generates like power plants. That does not make the energy renewable.
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