FunTrader

[FunTrader @FunTrader4]

"Un stampa, cinica e mercenaria, prima o poi creerà un pubblico ignobile". J. Pulitzer

[Linda Raschke @LindaRaschke]

$: "U-turn" a.k.a., "failure test ". Decision level lower, currently retracing some single prints.

[FunTrader @FunTrader4]

@Per5pectiveMan sì in effetti, concordo con entrambe le sue osservazioni

[FunTrader @FunTrader4]

@Per5pectiveMan In realtà scrivevo la stessa cosa

[FunTrader @FunTrader4]

@lorepregliasco Quell’elettore ritorna con Vannacci in coalizione. È stato così x Bossi, Salvini…. E Meloni.
Cercano solo una scusa x non sentirsi presi troppo in giro.
Parere di strada, eh

[Eliant Capital @eliant_capital]

"NetScape IPO will be the top"

"Yahoo IPO will be the top"

"Amazon IPO will be the top"

"Ebay IPO will be the top"

"Globe,com IPO will be the top"

[FT Energy @ftenergy]

US and Japanese banks boost fossil fuel finance, campaign report says https://t.co/UTPizWRlZl

[FunTrader @FunTrader4]

@FransNucera Idem dicasi per le previsioni finanziarie ma spesso anche x la medicina e la scienza in genere

[FunTrader @FunTrader4]

@GiovanniPaglia in TOTALE sui €350k di rendita (ben 3,5% del patrimonio totale di 10mio) ha pagato €117k di tasse, cioè il 33% e non il 26% teorico. Poi ci sono le commissioni, i bolli, lo 0,2%, ecc.

Questa è la REALTA' di chi ha la fortuna di avere un patrimonio gestito ONESTAMENTE.
My2c

[FunTrader @FunTrader4]

@GiovanniPaglia Inoltre, è così bravo che la perdita media è un terzo del guadagno medio. Da manuale insomma
RISULTATO:
-guadagni €450k tassati al 26% = 117k di capital gain
-perdite €100k non compensabili perché usa fondi investimento o etf

[FunTrader @FunTrader4]

@TheKingofItalia @lorepregliasco Lì dentro si siede al posto di guida chi prende più voti, gli altri dietro e il viaggio continua allegramente

[FunTrader @FunTrader4]

@Justluna228637 @lorepregliasco I voti sono sempre gli stessi da 40 anni: si spostano lì dentro sulla speranza che la faccia nuova realizzi quello che la faccia vecchia non ha fatto. È la ruota della fortuna

[Mark Z. Jacobson @mzjacobson]

California has the most stable U.S. grid due to its renewables plus batteries

Anti-renewable fans often use California as an example of a state where the growth in solar and wind has increased the risk of electricity-grid blackouts. As it turns out, though, California’s largest grid, CAISO, is the most stable in the U.S., as evidenced by the fact that it had the lowest wholesale electricity prices among U.S. grids during the past year. There has even been no grid blackout since August 2020. Wholesale electricity prices include spot prices, which are the real-time immediate cost of electricity. When spot prices drop, wholesale prices drop. Low spot prices, thus low wholesale prices, mean it is easier to match instantaneous demand with supply on the grid. Because California never had a single period with high wholesale prices during the past year, it had the easiest time matching demand, thus the most stable grid. Why? Although California has grown so much solar and wind since 2023, causing fossil gas use to decline by 61 percent, it has also added more batteries than any other grid region. Batteries respond to a shortage in demand within 20 milliseconds, versus up to 5 minutes for gas. Whereas, California has low wholesale electricity prices, it has high retail prices. But such prices have nothing to do with renewables or batteries. They have to do with utilities passing onto customers the high cost of wildfires caused by transmission-line sparks from 2015 to 2026, undergrounding transmission lines to avoid fires, upgrading an aging transmission system, using some gas and nuclear, the San Bruno and Aliso Canyon gas disasters, and upgrading gas pipes due to San Bruno. Despite California’s high retail electricity prices, Californians pay 23 percent lower electricity bills than Texans because California is the most energy efficient state, using 61 percent less electricity per person than Texas. Lastly, among all 50 states, the more renewables, the lower retail electricity prices. In sum, renewables and batteries stabilize grids and reduce retail electricity prices on top of eliminating health and climate costs of fossil fuels.

Grids with the lowest U.S. wholesale electricity price
https://t.co/GWDfh1nWlQ

TX pays 23% higher electricity bills than CA due mostly to CA's energy efficiency
https://t.co/ZWjRpD71uU

More renewables mean lower electricity prices
https://t.co/ieapw8SHmp

Video
https://t.co/YaQfKz2cB7

[Tutto Livigno 🇮🇹 @TuttoLivigno]

…un po’ di pioggia stanotte, ma ora sta schiarendo, buona giornata a tutti da #livigno.
#tuttolivigno #meteolivigno

[Prof. Karl Lauterbach @Karl_Lauterbach]

Es ist nur eine Frage der Zeit bis Frankreich seine Atomkraftwerke durch günstigeren erneuerbaren Strom ersetzten wird. Es hat hervorragende Vorraussetzungen für erneuerbare Energien.