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Imagine Cap-and-Trade

October 2, 2009

Analysis of:Climate Change: How to Invest for the Possibility | seekingalpha.com

Look for IPOs and major companies who are interested in integrating energy and transportation into an electric powered, autonomously controlled, personal transportation system. Older coal plants will be replaced by new technologies like IGCC with higher efficiency. Engineering retrofits will improve heat rates and reduce carbon emissions per unit of energy. Cap and trade will be heavily regulated to prevent the abuses and 'gaming the system' we recently saw with mortgage derivatives, that led to the banking crisis.

China wants resource - Rio Tinto deal, if passed, gives them huge stake

February 16, 2009

Analysis of:Chinalco to invest $19.5 billion in Rio Tinto | www.reuters.com

- China is making investments to achieve long-term industrialization. - Rio Tinto deal allows China to gain access and price controls to critical supplies of iron ore, metals, coal and other natural resources. - It is evident that China is looking to lead world in natural resource development.

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