Green tech is the fastest growing sector worldwide. Al Gore is a good investor.Quote from Max E. Pad:
Just invest in any companies that give Al Gore a significant number of shares....
They give him the shares, and conveniently the government happens to take an interest in his firms, and start buying their products, and al gore makes off like a bandit, lather rinse repeat.....
Just before leaving public office in 2001, Gore reported assets of less than $2 million; today, his wealth is estimated at $100 million.
Gore charted this path by returning to his longtime passion â clean energy. He benefited from a powerful resume and a constellation of friends in the investment world and in Washington. And four years ago, his portfolio aligned smoothly with the agenda of an incoming administration and its plan to spend billions in stimulus funds on alternative energy.
Fourteen green-tech firms in which Gore invested received or directly benefited from more than $2.5 billion in loans, grants and tax breaks, part of President Obamaâs historic push to seed a U.S. renewable-energy industry with public money.
http://articles.washingtonpost.com/...02345_1_clean-energy-clean-tech-firms-al-gore
Quote from Ricter:
Green tech is the fastest growing sector worldwide. Al Gore is a good investor.
In fact, if you're a politics-free investor who seeks only profit, you should have been in this sector many years ago, regardless of whether you think Man should or can actually do anything about AGW or not.
As the savvy investor you are, you don't care. Get in, get out, take your profits and run. Right?Quote from Max E. Pad:
The only reason the sector is growing is because of the governments involvement, once people figure out that all the global warming doom and gloom is bullshit, we will see just how much money people want the government pouring into it.
For your sake you better hope that the companies are able to sustain themselves by that point, because barely any of these companies remain solvent with out the government heavily subsidizing them.
Quote from Max E. Pad:
The only reason the sector is growing is because of the governments involvement, once people figure out that all the global warming doom and gloom is bullshit, we will see just how much money people want the government pouring into it.
For your sake you better hope that the companies are able to sustain themselves by that point, because barely any of these companies remain solvent with out the government heavily subsidizing them.