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user's latest post:
.68 to .90 = 32% | CPST Message...
Published (2008-11-26 11:29:00)
Recs: 0 .68 to .90 = 32% Capstone is a good stock to trade. Just remember not to get greedy and to take profits. thread start
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Is this what's driving the...
Published (2008-11-27 21:24:00)
Recs: 0 Re: Is this what's driving the Tesco investment in CHP? Capstones run just fine on biodiesel fuel. -T thread start
user's latest post:
Is this what's driving the...
Published (2008-11-27 21:01:00)
Recs: 1 Re: Is this what's driving the Tesco investment in CHP? Nice find the writing is on the wall and these technologies that decrease or eliminate emissions (Capstones turbines included) will be very very well positioned thread start
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50 Years of commercial turbines...
Published (2008-11-28 00:16:00)
Recs: 0 Re: 50 Years of commercial turbines "The turbines were almost, seemingly, as close as billboards and because of the curves of the highway the sensation was such as almost driving into a blender." Wow! Powerful stuff there Rider - imagery for our times eh? thread start
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Obama Gives Smart Grid a Jolt...
Published (2008-11-26 01:26:00)
Recs: 0 Re: Obama Gives Smart Grid a Jolt ... Art, Don't fall off your chair but I agree with about every point you just made---possible exception of Obama. I'm sceptical but let's give it a while. Anyway, my post was about using auto battery packs to avoid building generating capacity for peak power, not about the cars themselves. FWIW I think serial hybrids with plug-in chargers and coming Li batteries may compete...
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Happy Holiday ... (kiwis too) |...
Published (2008-11-26 15:33:00)
Recs: 1 Happy Holiday ... (kiwis too) Cheers to all who view life as a long position ... May all your turkeys be Wild ,,,
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Lots of Natural Gas Out There |...
Published (2008-11-26 16:53:00)
Recs: 0 Lots of Natural Gas Out There I've just copied the intro with a link to the rest of the story asserting there is alot of natural gas in many parts of the US (most of which presumably to be burned in Cappers ;-)) My best to everyone for a great Thanksgiving. Hopefully these past three days have set the new trend. Here's the story: Realities of a slowing natural gas boom in western Colorado By Bill Grant Tuesday,...
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Bailout cost, so far:...
Published (2008-11-26 12:43:00)
Recs: 3 Re: Bailout cost, so far: $8,500,000,000,000 what i worry about is obama going to have any money left to borrow to pull off his plans.....money doesn't come out of thin air....it comes off printing presses and someone has to pay for it what do you reckon?.....are we down to having our great grandchildren paying for our malaise? this article restresses energy efficiency off the bat.............
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Designline go with Capstone...
Published (2008-11-25 16:16:00)
Recs: 1 Re: Designline go with Capstone diesel turbine hybrid well said Jes, toby they are counting on your response when the truth is anyone having done their DD already know's they don't care about the environment, they don't care about the situation the world economy is in, they don't care if over a million workers will be laid off or fired in the next few month's they will do or say anything that...
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Latest active threads on CPST: Message Board for Capstone Turbine Corporation ::
Started 4 days, 14 hours ago (2008-11-28 00:16:00)
by Terakauriimu
Recs: 0 Re: 50 Years of commercial turbines "The turbines were almost, seemingly, as close as billboards and because of the curves of the highway the sensation was such as almost driving into a blender." Wow! Powerful stuff there Rider - imagery for our times eh? thread start
Started 4 days, 16 hours ago (2008-11-27 22:01:00)
by roughdollar
Recs: 0 Re: Stocks verses Funds (Part Two) Rough didn't flunk math partner. You didn't account for inflation and your lost time! thread start
Started 4 days, 17 hours ago (2008-11-27 21:24:00)
by tobyw
Recs: 0 Re: Is this what's driving the Tesco investment in CHP? Capstones run just fine on biodiesel fuel. -T thread start
Started 4 days, 17 hours ago (2008-11-27 21:21:00)
by tobyw
Recs: 0 Re: Stocks verses Funds (Part Two) You just flunked math, Rough! You must increase about 42.9% to recover a 30% loss. -T "When and if you take a hit of say 30% loss on a stock or fund, you will have to have a 60% increase just to break even for the 30% loss." thread start
Started 4 days, 17 hours ago (2008-11-27 21:01:00)
by cwkoehler
Recs: 1 Re: Is this what's driving the Tesco investment in CHP? Nice find the writing is on the wall and these technologies that decrease or eliminate emissions (Capstones turbines included) will be very very well positioned thread start
Started 4 days, 19 hours ago (2008-11-27 19:16:00)
by keesindy
Recs: 6 Is this what's driving the Tesco investment in CHP? http://www.platts.com/Natural%20Gas/News/8202982.x ml UK climate law heralds 'total de-carbonization' of economy: CEO London (Platts)--27Nov2008 The UK's Climate ...
Started 4 days, 19 hours ago (2008-11-27 19:07:00)
by roughdollar
Recs: 0 Stocks verses Funds (Part One) Investing in the financial markets is risky business. Many fortunes have been made and lost through investing in IRA's, Roth accounts, self employed accounts, personal investment accounts, mutual funds, ETF's and anything other vehicle that may be used to invest in stocks. I have tried basically all of the above at one time or ...
Started 4 days, 19 hours ago (2008-11-27 19:05:00)
by roughdollar
Recs: 0 Stocks verses Funds (Part Two) Part 1 discussed stocks verses funds. Part 2 will discuss buy and trading the proper funds for changes of specific sectors in the markets. There usually is a market to trade in many different sectors. Now to find those sectors will not be from people like J. Cramer or from the stock buzzes on CNBC. Unless you subscribe to a ...
Started 4 days, 19 hours ago (2008-11-27 19:01:00)
by nolevelfield
Recs: 0 Re: 50 Years of commercial turbines SO WHAT !!!!!!! thread start
Started 4 days, 22 hours ago (2008-11-27 16:45:00)
by riderpark
Recs: 0 50 Years of commercial turbines Fifty years and one month ago yesterday the Boeing 707 made it's innaugural flight, Pan Am, from New York to Paris in approximately 8&3/4 hrs. I lived on Lake Washington and remember when Boeing's test pilot, Tex Johnston (sp) did a 360 roll above the lake for the Sea-Fair crowd in a 707. For the possible interest of those on the ...
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Hot threads for last week on CPST: Message Board for Capstone Turbine Corporation ::
Started 1 week ago (2008-11-25 11:57:00)
by stevenjyaya
Recs: 0 Obama Gives Smart Grid a Jolt ... Guy Bennett Nov 25, 2008 10:45 am
Started 1 week ago (2008-11-25 05:09:00)
by darpavader
Recs: 9 IBT The company Biella cord IBT has entrusted the implementation of a biogas cogeneration to be carried out at the sewage treatment of waste water Cossato-Spolina. The purification plant currently designed for the needs of 520,000 inhabitants has an equivalent anaerobic digester that will produce biogas needed to fuel a turbine Capstone C200 200 kW power. The ...
Started 6 days, 17 hours ago (2008-11-25 21:39:00)
by ArtM72
Recs: 5 Re: Breakup of USA Vern - Boy, we sure don't agree on much. It is a classic mode of thought by Republican idealogues that since their philosophy didn't work there is no hope for any other. Or, alternatively, if conservatives made a mistake, liberals probably made or would make the same mistake, so the mistake is understandable and defensible. Or, ...
Started 6 days, 16 hours ago (2008-11-25 22:46:00)
by Terakauriimu
Recs: 0 Re: OT: tera..... spacex Jim, just before the engines light up, I can hear a change in pitch. That will be the Capper bearings lifting off. :) thread start
Started 6 days, 17 hours ago (2008-11-25 21:30:00)
by ArtM72
Recs: 4 Re: Obama Gives Smart Grid a Jolt ... Vern - It takes some creativity to figure out how to make something NOT work. It's surprisingly easy to see how electrics will work given the right frame of mind. How about this. I drive 35 miles to work. My electric will get 100 miles on a charge (or my plug in 35 miles). I charge at 2 am. I drive to work with no ...
Started 1 week ago (2008-11-25 12:35:00)
by tobyw
Recs: 2 Re: Karma Fisker Automotive Automotive gas engines are CHEAP to build. They are not as efficient as diesels, but considerably cheaper to build. That is why they gas engines are so common in cars. Microturbines are cleaner and more efficient than diesels used in hybrid buses, That's why Designline is going to use them. " In recent product ...
Started 6 days, 2 hours ago (2008-11-26 12:43:00)
by abaco
Recs: 3 Re: Bailout cost, so far: $8,500,000,000,000 what i worry about is obama going to have any money left to borrow to pull off his plans.....money doesn't come out of thin air....it comes off printing presses and someone has to pay for it what do you reckon?.....are we down to having our great grandchildren paying for our malaise? this article restresses energy ...
Started 5 days, 21 hours ago (2008-11-26 17:19:00)
by actorek
Recs: 0 Re: Bailout cost, so far: $8,500,000,000,000 > That $8.5T is in large part guarantees and equity investments... Right. Also, remember that debt creation is money creation (due to the way banks and borrowing work -- Joe gets a business loan for $100k, spends it on materials and labor, the people who receive it deposit it, the bank lends it out to Alice for... | |
