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You really need me to define what the greenhouse effect is? "The greenhouse effect is the heating of the surface of a planet or moon due to the presence of an atmosphere containing gases that absorb and emit infrared radiation." So CO2 is responsible for an estimated 3 or 4% of the total...

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I wouldn't be surprised if one of the questions on Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader is to debunk the IPCC.

More examples of how the IPCC totally ignores water vapor being a greenhouse gas. "The emissions limitation proposals used in this Paper are expressed variously in terms of CO2 only or in terms of greenhouse gases. For the purposes of this Paper all the proposals are interpreted as applying...

I was reading a summary of the "Climate Change 1995: The Science of Climate Change " right off the IPCC website today: "The atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases, inter alia, carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4) and nitrous oxide (N2O) have grown significantly" --...

Since you never responded to my post before I will ask you again. I have clearly shown with many sources showing CO2 contribution is only about 3 or 4% of the greenhouse effect. If you have another source (not some graph which somehow you can magically induce CO2 role is) please post it...

Your point was that "CO2's contribution is not minor", I have clearly refuted that with many sources showing its contribution is only about 3 or 4% of the greenhouse effect. If you have another source (not some graph which somehow you can magically induce CO2 role is) please post it. Now...

There are plenty more sources I can provide. "Carbon dioxide adds 12 percent to radiation trapping, which is less than the contribution from either water vapor or clouds. By itself, however, carbon dioxide is capable of trapping three times as much radiation as it actually does in the Earth's...

The central point is that the major absorbing gas in the atmosphere is water, not CO2, and although CO2 is the only other significant atmospheric absorbing gas, it is still only a minor contributor because of its relatively low concentration. The radiative absorption “cross sections” for...

Does CO2 really drive global warming? Arctic Ocean model The postulated driver, or mechanism, developed some 30 years ago to account for the “million-year” temperature oscillations, is best known as the “Arctic Ocean” model (2). According to this model, the temperature variations are...

Widescreen is better, you just have to learn how to divide it up right to show multiple windows. I have a 30" Samsung widescreen. Usually I have divided into 4ths showing 4 windows. This makes it like having 4 15" monitors. If you have a smaller sized widescreen monitor divide side by side...

What is the cost of it?

Thanks, theflyonthewall.com is faster and seems to be better than briefing.com. Do you know how much of a delay there is between theflyonthewall and Bloomberg?

Open a chart and there is a button that will open a window showing the data in that chart. In that window there is an option to save it. Do this and all the data and indicators you have loaded in that chart will be saved to a text file which you could import into Excel or any other program.

What broker do you use?

I am trying to figure out where analyst upgrades and downgrades first appear on the web. Briefings.com is the first source of this information that I can find. Does anyone know of anything better and timelier than briefing.com?

yeah they appear first on prnewswire.com businesswire.com globenewswire.com and marketwire.com If you look at the yahoo news headlines for a stock you can usually see which one of those sites the news originated from.

I have been trading earnings after hours. I try to react to earnings report as quickly as possible so I have a position in the stock before it moves. I am looking for more detail about earnings estimates such as what each analysis predicted rather than all the estimates averaged together.

I was thinking about starting a topic about earnings estimates but then I saw this topic so I will post here. Most of the earnings estimates you see on the web come from Thomson First Call. Does anyone here have a subscription to it? There are several questions I have it. The first would...

I am getting tired of hearing politicians who must have very little understanding of economics and how futures markets work blaming high oil prices on speculators. Unless these speculators are taking delivery of the oil and stock piling it their garages how they possibly be driving oil...