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Will We Still Be Investing in 2110, and What Will Markets Look Like in 100 yrs?

January 11, 2010 · 7 comments

in BRIC, China, G20, OPEC, capitalism, commodities, currencies, emerging markets, environment, future, international economy, investing (general), market trends, stock exchanges, sustainability, theories, wealth transfer, wealthbuilding, world order

Have you ever thought about how investing will change over the next century?  What will the investment landscape look like in 2110, or even in 2080?
I have to admit, I don’t think I’ve ever thought about this specific question before.  But it occurred to me when I heard an analyst from London talking about what [...]

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Why Your World Is About To Get A Whole Lot Smaller – Jeff Rubin (Review)

July 6, 2009 · 21 comments

in books, commodities, energy, environment, international economy, oil, reviews, sustainability

Are you liking the new frugality trend?  Get used to it.  Frugality is “in” and here to stay – but not because the U.S. housing and credit markets collapsed and 30% of everyone’s savings have disappeared.  According to Jeff Rubin, ex-senior economist at CIBC World Markets, the growing scarcity in the world’s fossil fuels supply [...]

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ZENN Cars Perfect for City-Dwellers: Zero Emissions, No Noise!

July 28, 2008 · 7 comments

in auto-manufacturers, energy, environment

Haven’t yet heard of Toronto-based ZENN Motor Company (TSX: ZNN)? I hadn’t either until two days ago. Honda Schmonda and the fuel-cell cars that are only available in SoCal. You can buy your ZENN car (that stands for Zero Emissions, No Noise) in Oak Forest, IL, Bozeman, MT and Fayetteville, NC. [...]

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How to Invest in Genepax and Related Technologies

June 17, 2008 · 2 comments

in auto-manufacturers, energy, environment, technology

Alot of attention over the last couple of days since Genepax’s press release has been given to how one can invest in their company and in their proprietary water energy system (WES). With WES, the car runs on water alone. Some kind of “battery” or “electrical generation machine” separates the hydrogen from the [...]

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Genepax’s WES (Water Energy System) and Honda’s New Fuel-Cell Car

June 16, 2008 · 5 comments

in energy, environment

“This is not a dream story anymore.”
So goes the proclamation from the new English version of the website for Genepax, an Osaka-based electricity generation company in Japan. Genepax has produced a small car – it looks like a Smart car – that runs solely on water. You pore the litre or more of [...]

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