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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 53.608.707 von Proserpina-AG am 02.11.16 21:58:38Gegen Ende des Videos spricht er von Chips.....damit dürfte Himax gemeint sein und nicht Vuzix
Guten Abend,
hat sich jemand das Video angesehen über den Iphone killer?
Das heisst jetzt Sie halten den Kurs bei 7USD und veranstalten dann den Tanz um das goldene Kalp.........?
Ich denke in seinem Report kommt er mit Vuzix um die Ecke und in dem Report über Biotec Aktie mit dem anderen großen Invest von Ori Hirchman..........
Kann das so einer bestätigen?
Grüße
PAG
hat sich jemand das Video angesehen über den Iphone killer?
Das heisst jetzt Sie halten den Kurs bei 7USD und veranstalten dann den Tanz um das goldene Kalp.........?
Ich denke in seinem Report kommt er mit Vuzix um die Ecke und in dem Report über Biotec Aktie mit dem anderen großen Invest von Ori Hirchman..........
Kann das so einer bestätigen?
Grüße
PAG
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 53.607.861 von nicolani am 02.11.16 20:04:17Danke für den Link
jetzt verstehe ich was du meinst.
The iPhon Killer
Wenn da was dran ist muß Apple sich warm anziehen
und viel Geld in die Hand nehmen.
Seiden sie zaubern was aus der Schublade,glaube ich aber nicht.
Geld haben sie mehr als genug.
Spannende stürmische Zeit steht uns bevor.
jetzt verstehe ich was du meinst.
The iPhon Killer
Wenn da was dran ist muß Apple sich warm anziehen
und viel Geld in die Hand nehmen.
Seiden sie zaubern was aus der Schublade,glaube ich aber nicht.
Geld haben sie mehr als genug.
Spannende stürmische Zeit steht uns bevor.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 53.607.675 von nicolani am 02.11.16 19:40:42Das was Mark sagt?
Das habe ich mir gedacht! Aber welches Video?
Wenn er wirklich Vuzix meinen sollte, dann rappelt es hier dermaßen!
Das habe ich mir gedacht! Aber welches Video?
Wenn er wirklich Vuzix meinen sollte, dann rappelt es hier dermaßen!
der mittelteil (vorher separat eingestellt) ist werbung, geht um vuzix!
Hat nichts mit Vuzix zu tun.
Wäre auch zu schön eine fette Übernahme zu Weihnachten.
Was mich etwas wundert ist diese Ruhe um Vuzix die letzten 2 Monate.
Wäre auch zu schön eine fette Übernahme zu Weihnachten.
Was mich etwas wundert ist diese Ruhe um Vuzix die letzten 2 Monate.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 53.607.315 von nicolani am 02.11.16 18:51:55Der Zusammenhang will mir nicht klar werden!
Energy and Capitaleditor Keith Kohl takes a hard look at the latest GE-Baker Hughes merger, and sheds light on one missed opportunity.
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Written Wednesday, November 2, 2016
I know you’ve heard of Baker Hughes before today.
The company is best known for its regular updates on the number of rigs operating in North America. That alone has been a major benchmark in measuring the fall and recovery of the oil and gas markets.
It’s one of the largest oil and gas services companies in the world, with competition coming from other notable names such as Schlumberger and Halliburton.
Recently, while looking to optimize its operations, Baker Hughes struck a whole new kind of deal: it’s being integrated into General Electric’s Oil and Gas segment.
Those of you who only know GE for its home appliances may be surprised to find out that such a thing even exists, let alone that it’s about to rock your world. And investors looking to get into the recovering energy industry will want to pay close attention to the effects of this deal moving forward...
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By now you’ll probably know the story of oil and how its precipitous drop at the end of 2014 left the entire energy industry reeling.
New readers are coming in at just the right time: the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and its leader Saudi Arabia are finally coming to their senses and pushing for measures to bring the price of oil back up.
geimage1112Still, the damage has already been done.
Hundreds of oil and gas companies across the country — all over the world, in fact — have shut down or gone bankrupt in response to the low commodity price environment.
Even the big names like ExxonMobil, Shell, and BP have seen some major losses. Everyone’s been scrambling to save where they can.
And from the wreckage, the GE–Baker Hughes deal was born.
You can probably understand why this would be an attractive investment.
First of all, both companies are major brands in their sector.
GE is known as one of the leading producers of energy equipment, from oil safety valves to wind turbines. Baker Hughes works on the other end of the production spectrum, offering services during drilling and completion processes and beyond.
Together, the two will create a massive, fully integrated company within the oil and gas industry.
So is this just the first of many for these deals? Who stands to gain the most? And perhaps more important... what do we stand to lose?
Make no mistake, there will be casualties here...
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You might not believe that what you're about to see is real, but I assure you the video has been left unedited.
There are no special effects and no trickery — this technology exists today, and it's about to turn the entire technology industry on its head.
Wired magazine says it will "change the way we interact with the world."
Mark Zuckerberg says it will be used daily by "billions of people" across the globe.
And we've uncovered the $7 tech firm making it all possible. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity you don't want to miss.
Water You Waiting For?
It turns out that once the deal is closed, GE will be looking to sell off Baker Hughes’ water services branch.
That’s not too surprising considering the volatility that we’ve seen in that sector, so it makes sense for GE.
Or... does it? Could GE be making a critical mistake? I’ve explained before that the world is stuck stubbornly in a water crisis.
To put it simply, there’s just not enough drinkable water to go around.
GE Water & Process Technologies offers services meant to combat this, such as wastewater treatment and desalination.
And let me be absolutely clear — just because GE is letting go of it in favor of another project doesn’t mean it isn’t a highly lucrative opportunity.
It’s only been a few days, so there aren’t any takers just yet, but GE expects the sale to go through by next year.
Even if the services are broken up, the infrastructure that is already in place will make any number of water-related stocks look a whole lot more attractive.
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Cleaning House
Look, I can’t blame GE (or Baker Hughes, for that matter) for making this deal.
The oil recovery still has a few hurdles to clear, and partnerships like this will only make the stocks that much stronger down the road.
I’m thinking long term, here.
There’s no way we’ll be seeing $100 oil again by next year, but the best oil plays only need oil to hover between $50 and $60 per barrel to ramp up drilling activity.
Well, the same goes for water. It may not sound very glamorous for investors to look for the tech to clean sewage and saltwater, but you and I both know it’s not a service the world can afford to give up on.
In fact, major investments in the water sector will be an absolute necessity much sooner than you might think.
And there's only one clear-cut winner for investors.
Until next time,
Keith Kohl Signature
Keith Kohl
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General Electric Bets Big on Oil... But Misses the Real Mark
Keith KohlPhoto By Keith Kohl
Written Wednesday, November 2, 2016
I know you’ve heard of Baker Hughes before today.
The company is best known for its regular updates on the number of rigs operating in North America. That alone has been a major benchmark in measuring the fall and recovery of the oil and gas markets.
It’s one of the largest oil and gas services companies in the world, with competition coming from other notable names such as Schlumberger and Halliburton.
Recently, while looking to optimize its operations, Baker Hughes struck a whole new kind of deal: it’s being integrated into General Electric’s Oil and Gas segment.
Those of you who only know GE for its home appliances may be surprised to find out that such a thing even exists, let alone that it’s about to rock your world. And investors looking to get into the recovering energy industry will want to pay close attention to the effects of this deal moving forward...
Advertisement
Why Do the Financial and Banking Elites
Want to Keep Gold Suppressed?
Find out why a renegade investor, who has made his readers multiple three-digit returns in the last few months, says the banking elite is opening up the most exciting opportunity for you to get really rich in the next 24 months.
With his strategies, you could easily and quickly leverage the upcoming bull market in gold and profit $3–$4 for every $1 move in gold.
"I don't like or suggest options or futures, and anyone trading currencies deserves what they get! Still, I can show my readers how to leverage gold and silver without any of those risky instruments."
Click here to get all of the details.
By the Barrel
By now you’ll probably know the story of oil and how its precipitous drop at the end of 2014 left the entire energy industry reeling.
New readers are coming in at just the right time: the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and its leader Saudi Arabia are finally coming to their senses and pushing for measures to bring the price of oil back up.
geimage1112Still, the damage has already been done.
Hundreds of oil and gas companies across the country — all over the world, in fact — have shut down or gone bankrupt in response to the low commodity price environment.
Even the big names like ExxonMobil, Shell, and BP have seen some major losses. Everyone’s been scrambling to save where they can.
And from the wreckage, the GE–Baker Hughes deal was born.
You can probably understand why this would be an attractive investment.
First of all, both companies are major brands in their sector.
GE is known as one of the leading producers of energy equipment, from oil safety valves to wind turbines. Baker Hughes works on the other end of the production spectrum, offering services during drilling and completion processes and beyond.
Together, the two will create a massive, fully integrated company within the oil and gas industry.
So is this just the first of many for these deals? Who stands to gain the most? And perhaps more important... what do we stand to lose?
Make no mistake, there will be casualties here...
Advertisement
Death of the iPhone
You might not believe that what you're about to see is real, but I assure you the video has been left unedited.
There are no special effects and no trickery — this technology exists today, and it's about to turn the entire technology industry on its head.
Wired magazine says it will "change the way we interact with the world."
Mark Zuckerberg says it will be used daily by "billions of people" across the globe.
And we've uncovered the $7 tech firm making it all possible. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity you don't want to miss.
Water You Waiting For?
It turns out that once the deal is closed, GE will be looking to sell off Baker Hughes’ water services branch.
That’s not too surprising considering the volatility that we’ve seen in that sector, so it makes sense for GE.
Or... does it? Could GE be making a critical mistake? I’ve explained before that the world is stuck stubbornly in a water crisis.
To put it simply, there’s just not enough drinkable water to go around.
GE Water & Process Technologies offers services meant to combat this, such as wastewater treatment and desalination.
And let me be absolutely clear — just because GE is letting go of it in favor of another project doesn’t mean it isn’t a highly lucrative opportunity.
It’s only been a few days, so there aren’t any takers just yet, but GE expects the sale to go through by next year.
Even if the services are broken up, the infrastructure that is already in place will make any number of water-related stocks look a whole lot more attractive.
Advertisement
NASA WARNING: The 1,000-Year Mega-Drought is Coming
They said it couldn't happen...
But NASA scientists have warned that parts of the United States could soon be crushed by the worst drought in decades.
And catalysts are in place right now that will spark a full-blown global water shortage.
That day is here — and our water crisis is going to make one powerful company soar higher.
Learn the complete, uncensored story by clicking here.
Cleaning House
Look, I can’t blame GE (or Baker Hughes, for that matter) for making this deal.
The oil recovery still has a few hurdles to clear, and partnerships like this will only make the stocks that much stronger down the road.
I’m thinking long term, here.
There’s no way we’ll be seeing $100 oil again by next year, but the best oil plays only need oil to hover between $50 and $60 per barrel to ramp up drilling activity.
Well, the same goes for water. It may not sound very glamorous for investors to look for the tech to clean sewage and saltwater, but you and I both know it’s not a service the world can afford to give up on.
In fact, major investments in the water sector will be an absolute necessity much sooner than you might think.
And there's only one clear-cut winner for investors.
Until next time,
Keith Kohl Signature
Keith Kohl
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