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Emerging markets are not all the same!
China and India look bullish I've blogged on a couple of favorite emerging markets lately. Specifically, I quite like the charts of the Shanghai (China) and India (Bombay) indexes (http://www.smartbounce.ca/?p=3341). Buying country specific ETF's or even select ADR's (or GDR's) are a great way to get exposure to those countries. In fact, 2 of [...]
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Oil still on a slippery slope
Crude oil is oversold, no doubt about it. Both weekly and daily charts show massively oversold oscillators. The problem is, for both near-termed (daily chart – below) and mid-termed (weekly chart – above) pictures, there is still very little evidence of a sustainable rally. The trend is down, MA's have been shattered. The weekly [...]
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Social media: a sector ready to "Like"?
The Global social media ETF contains such well-known names as Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Yelp, and Google. When I tore the SOCL index ETF apart and looked at the individual charts of its stock holdings, none of the holdings looked bullish at this point. That makes sense, given the giant symmetrical triangle we're witnessing on the [...]
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This commodity is setting up for a big move
Lumber, as seen on the continuous futures contract chart above, has been forming a giant triangle since 2013. To illustrate the significance of this formation, you will recall the triangle I had been watching oil form over the past 2 years. I had blogged a few times on this formation, suggesting that readers watch [...]
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These 2 emerging markets look bullish
The Indian market looks attractive right now. Earlier this year, the INP MSCI India index ETF broke out from a base that had been in place since 2012. The index ETF, which currently sits around $73 USD, looks to target $80-$84 at this time. If that target is cracked, the old highs of $100+ [...]
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"Moral" is a word I usually prefer to leave to the Church but it is apt for what I intend to say. For example, is it moral to take from individuals the right to make personal decisions? I think not. Is it moral to impose obligations on employers like the Social Chapter and the minimum wage that will cost jobs and prevent those without jobs from getting them? Again, I think not. Is it moral to compulsorily take too much tax from people for government to spend and diminish individual choices? My answer is no.
Smaller government fits with a belief in individual freedom and choice - still one of the basic divides in British politics.
I start from the presumption that government should not interfere and meddle where it is not needed - the belief that power, choice and responsibility should, wherever possible, be left with individuals and their families, with entrepreneurs and businesses.
I don't want my personal choices made for me by the state. Nor do most people. Nor is it necessary. The British people are better able to order their lives effectively than the most efficient and humane of governments. "Trust the People" is an old Conservative battle cry. It must be central to our future policies.
We aim to regulate less of people's lives. We trust people to spend their money, or save it, or give it, and to do so sensibly. We don't believe most people are selfish or greedy. And we think they can be trusted to exercise those instincts themselves - not to have them exercised on the people's behalf by men in Whitehall who claim to know better.
So we aim to tax and spend an ever smaller share of what people earn. To reduce and, in due course, abolish capital taxation. I want to do that because it makes good economic sense; it ends a penalty on enterprise and investment; it will release capital and create jobs. And that is the right thing to do. There is a moral case for low taxation if you genuinely want to see growing prosperity and more employment.
And it is that moral view, just as much as the economics, that leads me to the conviction that the state should progressively disengage and do less - but that what it does it should do well. Indeed, I believe that by doing less it is more likely to do better.
Underlying socialism, democratic socialism - or even social democracy - is a set of instincts that favours state control. Where there is a choice it is always to be exercised in favour of the state, and too often by the state.
It's those instincts that lead to high-spend, high-tax policies, and to ever more regulation. They may be dressed up in the name of better public services. But underlying them is a confident belief that the Government knows better how to spend your money than you do -that government control can produce better outcomes than free choice.
We still have much to do. We are only half way through our programme. But the direction in which the Government wants to go is towards more choice, more information, more accountability.
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The fallout over the "Fast and Furious" gunrunning scandal that has plagued Attorney General Eric Holder has just taken a dramatic shift.
Not only did the Justice Department lose hundreds of guns to Mexican drug cartels in an ill-advised and ultimately disastrous gunrunning operation that led to the death of at least one border patrol agent, but there are new allegations that federal law enforcement officials actually assisted Mexican drug cartels in laundering millions of dollars.
A DOJ records dump this past Friday raises more questions than answers, revealing that Justice Department officials spent more time arguing over how to defend the agency against allegations than getting to the bottom of what really happened.
Here is what we know. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) ran a failed gunrunning sting, "Fast and Furious," letting hundreds of guns "walk" untraced into the hands of Mexican drug cartels. Two of those same guns were recovered from the crime scene of the murder of a U.S. border patrol agent.
The Justice Department initially sent a letter to Senator Grassley claiming that ATF never intentionally allowed the guns to walk, then later retracted that letter as "inaccurate."
What we don't know is even more troubling than what we do know. TThe Obama Administration continues to employ obstructionist tactics to prevent the release of critical information that could aid in getting to the bottom of this situation. Justice Department agencies are still refusing to turn over information. It is unclear when and what Attorney General Holder knew about this operation, and it is also unclear if and when President Obama was aware of the disastrous program.
It appears that at best Attorney General Holder still doesn't know what actually happened under his watch and that at worst the Justice Department is lying about the operation.
What is clear is that Congress, which is tasked with oversight, must get to the bottom of this situation. The American people deserve answers from their government, and those responsible must be held accountable for their actions. Remember no one has yet to be fired over this scandal.
It is ultimately President Obama's duty to ensure that the White House, Attorney General Holder, and the Justice Department fully cooperate with this investigation.
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The flying Dutch men and women wrapped up the Sochi speed skating competition by cruising to both Olympic team pursuit titles on Saturday (local time) amid a simmering selection row that took the gloss of their record-setting performance.
The two golds, both won in Olympic record times, took the Dutch tally to eight out of a possible 12 at the Adler Arena, which included four medal sweeps in the 10 individual events.
It was a show of power like no other at a Winter Olympics.
The Soviet Union won six golds in the sport at the 1960 Games, while South Korea matched the half dozen in short track at the 2006 Turin Games.
But not all the Dutch were happy.
The men's trio of 5000 metres champion Sven Kramer, Jan Blokhuijsen and Koen Verweij were without a backup after 10,000m winner Jorrit Bergsma pulled out 90 minutes before Friday's quarter-finals.
"I don't know, man. Who? Jorrit who? Who is that? He was not here, that's all I know," Blokhuijsen told reporters. "We did it with the three guys that were here and were here for the last two years.
"We sacrificed our individual programmes the last four years to do this. It is a great feeling. It is fantastic to race so fast in the Olympic final."
Kramer, who complained of a sore back after finishing second in the 10,000m, said he had not spoken to Bergsma since being "surprised" to hear of his decision.
Dutch coach Jillert Anema attempted to play down the feud.
"Jorrit explained that he was done with it. I don't know why," Anema told reporters.
"Nobody ever told Jorrit that he could skate but also nobody told him that he couldn't."
Even without Bergsma the Dutch were overwhelming favourites to win the men's pursuit but the Koreans traded the lead early in the race, where the teams start on opposite sides of the oval and the winners are the first team to have all three athletes complete the eight-lap distance.
The electric pace proved to hot for the Koreans as the Dutch went on to win in an Olympic record time of three minutes 37.71 seconds, three seconds ahead of the Asian skaters.
The silver medal was a first for the Korean men at the oval.
They were the top speed skating nation in Vancouver but Lee Sang-hwa's gold in the women's 500m was their only title in Sochi. Poland took bronze by defeating defending champions Canada.
After the victory, Kramer and his team mates watched from inside the oval as the Dutch women won the final in even more emphatic fashion over Poland, the last race on the low altitude ice.
Olympic 3000m champion Ireen Wust collected her fifth medal of the Games, a joint record, as she teamed up with 1500m winner Jorien ter Mors and Marrit Leenstra in completing the six laps in two minutes 58.05 seconds. Poland were 7.5 seconds back in a mismatched final.
Wust won three silvers in the 1000, 1500 and 5000m and her pursuit gold took her to eight overall, one shy of the record for the sport held by Germany's Claudia Pechstein.
"It's an incredible feeling and I can't really believe it yet," Wust told reporters. "In these Olympics alone I have five medals. It's a little bit crazy."
Home fans were left cheering after Russia proved too good for Japan in the women's bronze medal decider.
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Jan 16, Colombo: Director of Sri Lanka's Center for Policy Alternatives (CPA) Paikyasothi Saravanamutu has filed a petition in Supreme Court against the appointment of the new Chief Justice Mohan Peiris.
The petitioner seeks a court order to prevent the appointment and injunction preventing Mohan Peiris covering the duties of the post of Chief Justice.
The petitioner cites that the impeached Chief Justice Dr. Shirani Bandaranayake has right to remain in the position since the Supreme Court has ruled the impeachment procedure was unconstitutional and also since the Appellate Court has issued a writ against the parliamentary select committee.
The petitioner had moved that the petition should be heard yesterday itself since it contained matters crucial for public. However the Supreme Court did not take up the motion as requested.
Members of the parliamentary council that recommend the appointment of Chief Justice, the Attorney General and new Chief Justice Mohan Peiris have been named as the respondents of the petition.
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Who's Got the Most Smart Grid Patents?
The smart grid industry has seen its fair share of mergers and acquisitions -- more than $30 billion of it over the past two years, to be exact.
Much of this activity is driven by the desire for new technology, whether it's in core areas like transmission gear, distribution automation and smart meters, communications, sensors and software, or more grid edge applications like demand response, plug-in vehicle charging and distributed solar PV.
Patents are one way to measure a company's technological value, although it's hard to calculate ownership of IP across the broad swath of technologies that could be considered "smart grid." Patent analytics provider Relecura has taken a crack at it with a new analysis (PDF) that identifies the world's biggest smart grid patent-holders, as well as those that could be potential acquisitions targets based on their patent holdings.
Not surprisingly, Relecura found that ABB, General Electric, Panasonic, Siemens and Toshiba topped the list of international patent holders, with ABB holding 1,085 patents and Toshiba holding 406.
LG Electronics, Itron, Sumitomo Electric, Eaton and Current Tech round out the top ten. Top twenty patent holders include Silver Spring Networks, Elster, Honeywell, Alcatel Lucent, and the national utilities of Korea (KEPCO) and China (SGCC), all with more than 100 patents.
It's important to remember that Relecura's figures are "indicative" only, based on its own definitions and methods of searching for patents, and may not match an individual company's own tally. Still, it's a useful metric to apply to the report's next level of analysis – sorting out companies into potential licensers of technology, and those more likely to be acquired for it.
In simple terms, potential licensees tend to be larger companies with active patent filing histories. Most patents were filed after 2008, indicating a readiness to license technology rather than sell it. Potential acquisition targets are smaller companies with a preponderance of patent applications filed in 2008 or earlier, providing the time to bring a new technology to commercial scale.
Relecura's report breaks out companies in both categories across technology sectors including transmission, smart meters, demand response, distribution and substation automation, communications and sensors, software, vehicle-to-grid charging infrastructure, and integration of power generation technologies.
Across each technology, the list of likely licensees tends to feature the same big names we saw in the top ten patent-holder list, with exceptions for areas like EV charging, where automakers are well-represented, and demand response, where companies like LG and Whirlpool sit alongside names like General Electric and IBM.
As for acquisition targets, they ranged from the plausible to the hard-to-imagine. For example, Current, a company that shows up as a target in multiple technologies, is itself a collection of disparate smart grid technologies that have been acquired by Spanish grid tech maker Ormazabal, including a powerline carrier (PLC) tech used as a standard in Spain that could be of value to bigger smart grid acquirers. Another comms vendor on Relecura's list, Ambient, has reported that it's considering a sale as one of its options amidst ongoing financial struggles.
Other companies on Relecura's list seem like bigger stretches in terms of real-world acquisition potential. Its smart meter networking targets include Silver Spring Networks, Elster Electricity and Landis+Gyr, the Toshiba-owned grid communications conglomerate that also holds IP from acquisitions like Consert and GRIDiant. Substation automation targets include long-time independent tech provider Schweitzer Engineering Labs and Ruggedcom, the grid router company owned by Siemens.
For demand response, the top acquisition target is GridPoint, a startup that raised hundreds of millions of dollars in VC funding to acquire a half-dozen green tech companies, only to refocus on commercial building energy management. One of those GridPoint acquisitions, V2Green, is also on Relecura's list of potential vehicle-to-grid technology acquisitions.
Patents don't equate to profitable economic applications for any given technology -- witness the overwhelming number of fuel cell patents in the automotive industry and compare it to the number of hydrogen-fueled vehicles on the road. Still, one would expect a few gems to emerge from the thousands of patents represented in this survey.
Take a look at the list of top 40 patent holders and let us know what companies aren't on the list that ought to be.
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Left-back Assou-Ekotto has also not featured this season because of a knee injury but both are set to return before the New Year.
They will not be fit in time Saturday's visit of Everton but manager Andre Villas-Boas today confirmed they could both feature next weekend.
He said: "It is ever so close for them. Maybe not this week, but maybe next Sunday against Swansea. During the next few weeks, they might be available for the Swansea game. But they have both been out for some time but we have to be sensible with the situation.
"Parker is an amazing player and it is a big boost for us. He is exceptional player. It means more competition for places. We haven't been able to rest as much as we wanted so the more options the better for me. More headaches for the manager but we are very grateful to see him back.
"He [Parker] is focused on getting back. That is his big motivation at the moment. He wants to be part of the team and I'm sure he will be part of the team. It is not even a consideration."
Villas-Boas also confirmed that he expects Gareth Bale to return for the game against Swansea.
The Wales winger limped out of Saturday's 3-0 win against Fulham with a hamstring injury but Villas-Boas said: "He will not make Everton but could be back for next weekend. But I have other options and I have excellent players."
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The agencies are seeking input from angling groups, local and regional businesses, tourism organizations and local governments that benefit from fishable trout waters in their communities.
The meeting will be from 6-7:30 p.m. at TVA headquarters, 400 W. Summit Hill Drive, Knoxville, Tn., in the East Tower meeting room. The public can participate in person or by webinar. Registration information for the webinar can be found at www.tva.gov/trout.
The session will include a brief presentation summarizing the issue and the Trout Hatchery Funding Stakeholder Working Group's recommendations. Attendees can ask questions and provide comments. The meeting will be recorded and posted to the agencies' websites, where additional comments may be posted.
On May 17, 2013, Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee and representatives from the agencies formalized an agreement to cooperate in seeking a permanent source of funding to continue trout hatchery production by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service's National Fish Hatchery System for stocking in TVA tailwaters and reservoirs in Tennessee and Georgia.
As part of the agreement, TVA committed to provide more than $900,000 per year from 2014 through 2016 to support federal fish hatchery operations that produce trout for stocking. The agencies also agreed to form a working group with key stakeholders who benefit from recreation-based trout stocking to help identify a long-term funding source. The Trout Hatchery Funding Stakeholder Working Group conducted two meetings in 2013 and developed four recommended long-term funding alternatives for the agencies to consider.
Currently, non-native trout stocked near some of TVA's dams come from three federal fish hatcheries operated by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service: Erwin National Fish Hatchery in Erwin, Tn.; Dale Hollow National Fish Hatchery in Celina, Tn.; and Chattahoochee Forest National Fish Hatchery in Suches, Ga.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service stocks most of the trout it produces at TVA facilities, and provides eggs and fingerling trout to the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency for further grow out and stocking at TVA facilities. TVA supports these stocking programs by enhancing the aquatic habitat through oxygenation systems, controlled hydroelectric generation and minimum water flows to help maintain cooler water temperatures. However, in most of the waters, the trout still cannot naturally reproduce, requiring regular stocking to maintain fishable populations.
The short-term funding agreement allows for continued trout stocking for recreational fishing in the colder water of the reservoirs or tailwaters at 12 TVA dams in Tennessee and Georgia: Apalachia Dam on the Hiwassee River; Blue Ridge Dam on the Toccoa River; Cherokee Dam on the Holston River; Ft. Patrick Henry Dam on the South Fork Holston River; Normandy Dam on the Duck River; Norris Dam on the Clinch River; Ocoee Dam No. 1 on the Ocoee River; South Holston Dam on the South Fork Holston River; Tellico Dam on the Little Tennessee River; Tims Ford Dam on the Elk River; Watauga Dam on the Watauga River, and Wilbur Dam on the Watauga River.
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Bed bugs thwarted by kidney bean leaves, study shows
Folk remedy, research show legume's leaves can trap pesky insects
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LOS ANGELES — Bed bugs have re-emerged as an urban blight in the past several years, forcing people out of homes, resisting chemical pesticides and evading other removal tactics. But researchers are building bug-catchers inspired by an age-old folk remedy to this "ancient scourge": kidney bean leaves.
Their experiments, described in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface, tested the home-grown solution and even made synthetic leaves that could help scientists devise an easy, environmentally friendly method of trapping bugs before they establish a full invasion.
Bean leaves have historically been used in Eastern Europe as low-tech bug traps: bed bugs wandering a floor strewn with the foliage would get stuck on their surfaces, struggling in vain even as the leaves were collected and burned.
Curious about this simple remedy, study co-author Michael Potter of the University of Kentucky teamed up with lead author Catherine Loudon, a University of California, Irvine biologist, to test out the practice.
"I was entranced," Loudon said. "It seemed so bizarre and unlikely that bean leaves would be capable of actually capturing bed bugs."
Bedbugs and bean leaves do not usually interact, but the leaves possess a natural defense against hungry insect predators, stopping leaf-eaters in their tracks.
The leaves sport tiny, sharp-hooked hairs called trichomes across their surface. These microscopic hooks, 10 micrometers in diameter and 50 to 100 micrometers high, jab into the insects' bodies, trapping them before they get very far. Even those that break free are often trapped again a few steps later.
The scientists made moulds of the leaf surface and poured epoxy into them to create synthetic leaves. Some of the natural leaf hooks unexpectedly broke inside the molds and became part of some synthetic leaves when they poured epoxy in.
At first, this was frustrating — until the scientists realized they could use the half-natural, half-man-made leaves to test the pests, too.
The scientists had male bedbugs run across the three types of leaf — real, synthetic and hybrid — and tracked their performance.
The real kidney leaves captured every bug that ran across the surface – typically within nine steps. The synthetic leaves were another matter: They seemed to snag the bugs rather than jab into their bodies, and so the bugs managed to break free and skitter to safety.
The hybrid leaves — the synthetic stalks with the real-leaf hook points — performed poorly as well; the plant points weren't able to puncture the bugs' shell when attached to a man-made stalk.
"So that tells us there's something very cool and subtle going on mechanically in these tiny microscopic hairs," Loudon said.
The researchers plan to experiment with other materials. Learning the unassuming bean leaf's secrets could help them create a bio-inspired reusable bug trap that would avoid chemical solutions — and, unlike a real leaf, that wouldn't dry out after a few days.
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