Well Managed Renewable Energy Companies
A reader asks: Do you know of any renewable energy companies that you think are well managed and positioned in their markets/industries? I want to start looking into rebalancing my investments.
Glad you asked. Tom Konrad, PhD is a close associate of mine, and he runs a blog called altenergystocks.com. The dude is brilliant, doctorate in math (chaos theory). Committed to sustainability, and never stops reading/researching. At his recommendation, I bought Hannon Armstrong (HASI) at $5.03 in 2013. It closed at $40.88 yesterday.
Though Venn diagrams have been around since the days of the mathematician John Venn in 1880, they didn’t become an important part of what kids leaned in school until the 1960s. Now, of course, we see them everywhere, even when they’re used to express political comedy, e.g., the one at left.
My attempt at telling the story is here, and is interpreted as: only Trump shares all three characteristics.
Question: The first and second laws of thermodynamics conspire to make perpetual motion impossible. But suppose you’re like me, and you like to examine claims like the one below and identify precisely where they fall apart. What’s the exact reason that the “Archimedes Machine” below isn’t possible?
This is excellent.
As we near the election, we see Biden’s lead in the polls continuing to grow, as Trump’s words and actions become increasingly erratic and frightening. At the same time, we have the FBI statements to the effect that the voting process is extremely secure. Yet we also see warnings like the one at the left. What gives? 
Heresy?
From CNCB news analyst Rick Santelli, “I’ve said from day one, when Donald Trump gets in there, he’s going to make an equal number of Republicans unhappy as Democrats unhappy.”
As if this comes as a surprise to anyone, Amy Barrett, Trump’s pick to replace Justice Ginsburg, has implied that she opposes the landmark 2007 decision 
The animus circling around removing Trump while we still have a democracy here is all around us, but what lies at the core?
