The price of a share of stock is a function of the expectations that buyers and sellers have for the underlying company’s future earnings.
The price of a share of stock is a function of the expectations that buyers and sellers have for the underlying company’s future earnings.
As I’ve mentioned, my mother and I have frequent talks on U.S. politics, and, considering we’re on different ends of the spectrum, they’re remarkably pleasant and mutually respectful. Last night I asked, “Do you think this impeachment proceeding is going …
Here’s an amusing claim: “New design on 250кw turbine (shown here) we are installing in Rep. Of Georgia.” No you’re not. Power is proportional to swept area. The device has approximately the same profile as the side of a car, …
Since long before Trump became president, scads of people, both professional and amateur psychologists, have offered conjecture as to what forms the basis of the U.S. president’s personality.
Question: Burger King now offers the plant-based Impossible Burger, and, according to the cashiers in the one closest to “2GreenEnergy headquarters,” it’s outselling everything else on the menu. How many BK outlets would you guess there are? In response, one supposes, …
Discussion with a friend: Friend: Hope in the new generation. Craig: Yes! It’s utterly spectacular.
The other day, a reader wrote about the American pledge of allegiance, questioning its legitimacy, and wondering why people who happen to be born here should be loyal to the country’s government, regardless of its behavior.
Here’s an article in a newsletter for angel investors that describes how the plummeting cost of solar and wind is signalling the end of government subsidies.
It’s the birthday of Italian-born physicist Enrico Fermi, instrumental in creating the atomic bomb in the mid-20th Century. When WWII was over and he had a chance to reflect on all this, he wrote:
Question: Sweden has taken more action than any other country to mitigate climate change. What country ranks #2?