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  • Michelle B One year ago

    Enjoyed this one, good interview. And the ad is funny now.

    • Howard Lindzon One year ago

      Next to nvda, my fave chip stock. eyeing it to add around thisese price levels

      long nvda

      • Nes One year ago

        Very good episode and interview, now I’m curious about the solar energy, David Kalt just got way better! for the 1rst time I’ve watch the whole add Good job Lindsay! (god you are gorgeous!)

        • Carrie One year ago

          As usual, I learned something and laughed alot. I loved the dancing CBS guy and Lindsay on the Options Express ad.

          • mpbk One year ago

            I love how he says the system is economical if you factor in a 70% subsidy from the government. I’ve got a better idea. How about we pass a law that says WFR must reduce all their prices by 70%? Won’t cost the taxpayers a thing, and we still get “economical” solar panels. Problem solved.

            • Jonathan P. Chance 4 months ago

              The Federal government wastes over $1 trillion ($1,000,000,000,000) each year to wage “profitable” wars for the Federal Reserve Corporation and other private central banks.

              Americans are deceived into fighting criminal wars and paying unlawful taxes for these bankrupt banks.

              But an ounce of prevention is worth infinitely more than a pound of pollution, war and debt.

              When we eliminate Federal subsidies, the most practical, cost-effective, safe, secure and environmentally benign energy resources are renewables such as wind, solar-thermal, photovoltaics (PV), geothermal, hydroelectricity, cellulosic ethanol, organic vegetable oil, and efficient transportation like electric rail and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs).

              If Europeans, Japanese and others have high-speed rail, high-performance 50-mpg clean turbo-diesel automobiles, universal healthcare, tuition-free education and many other choices and benefits, why does the Federal Reserve Corporation rob such opportunities from Americans?

              The real price of petro-banking – including military costs and petroleum replacement value, but excluding human health and safety – is over $1 million ($1,000,000) Federal Reserve Bank debt “dollars” per gallon. Too expensive to burn?

              You can make “money” (debt), or you can make sense. But you can’t do both until money makes sense.

              Bring home all our troops, abolish the Fed, issue genuine United States currency and renewable energy credits (US RECs). Then, investing in renewable energy and efficiency might make sense, not just more debt.

              JPChance

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