UAW: entering 6th week of strike; does one get the sense that the "union" is showing no sense of urgency, whereas the "rank and file" must really be hurting .... or ....
Boeing: too big to fail. Boeing misses 3Q19 expectations as 737 MAX woes mount -- Yahoo!Finance. Huge, huge miss on EPS but investors unfazed:
- revenue: $20 billion vs $19.65 billion expected
- EPS: $1.45/share vs $2.17/share
- but look at that: BA up 1.8% yesterday and surges again, today, up 1.5%. Hope springs eternal.
Fed: I don't understand the "repo" issue at all but those in the know, seem concerned. No links but easy to find.
China: tea leaves suggest the masses are getting itchy. Over at twitter: China's State Council -- the country must increase imports of goods, including agricultural, consumer products -- can you say, "make America great"?
China: China adds incentives for domestic natural gas production as imports increase. Corroborates earlier story that China is concerned about a challenging winter. Global warming? Not in China.
Have you seen the “Well spring hydro” company article it fits the blog theme.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much. After your note, posted what I found: https://themilliondollarway.blogspot.com/2019/10/waste-water-recycling-williston-nd.html.
DeleteLNG prices or China are pretty reasonable:
ReplyDeletehttps://www.cmegroup.com/trading/energy/natural-gas/lng-japan-korea-marker-platts-swap.html
Barely hitting $7 this winter.
US crashed the Asian LNG market. Used to be ~$15, back before we started shipping: https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaellynch/2019/10/03/u-s-exports-are-revolutionizing-the-lng-market/#2e570254137b
I knew the "$7" figure (actually I knew the "$8" figure -- I had forgotten all about the "$15" figure -- America: making things better for humanity worldwide. LOL.
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