Posted by admin | Posted in Green Energy | Posted on 12-04-2009
Tags: energy, environment, oil, peakoil, renewable
What is the next bull Market sector?
We had .coms, houses, oil, metals, technology, alternative energy, and we are possibly exiting the Agro fertilizer boom.
Could the next boom be buying debt?
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=debt+for+sale
Short ETFs maybe?
US eyes China clean energy market
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