Right now exports and business operations come second in Japan. They need to first repair and startup a lot of their infrastructure. People there also need to spend money domestically to rebuild and continue their lives. Currency must have as much positive effect as possible. So having a strong currency right now for Japan is a great thing. The media and the corporations do not put the responses to this in that real perspective.

Once the situation starts to get more under control and things start to get back on track, the currency value will correct its self in the right time; which is obvious when that it.

Innovation = iPod$?… @#$% NO!

Innovation is all about improvement. That is what real innovation is. A newer, better, improved way to do something, whether it’s for everybody, or just you. You can innovate something but it will almost always be an improvement of something else.

That is the perspective I believe in, when it come to something like innovation. But I’m not just saying that you can’t come up with completely something new which has never been done before, which adds something for yourself or humanity in our everyday lives. Any one personal is capable of that.

But, what is important is the process of how to get there. How to start thinking about it. Don’t just look around and eliminate what is out there already and cross it out on your list, that’s the first and biggest mistake. You need to take what’s out there, fuse them, cut and paste ideas back and forth, narrow it down and make it your own. Then if that works for you first, then there is a much greater chance of the idea, product or method, etc. becoming widely accepted and used. Rather than if you think it will work for someone else first.

If you need an opinion, don’t as a stranger nor should you look at it in that perspective. Ask your family, and or friends. That is the true better way to get an answer, which will really work to perhaps help improve and or finish what you are doing.

That to me is innovation, that is what creates the drive.

A technical analysis term used to describe a chart formation in which a stock’s price:1. Rises to a peak and subsequently declines.
2. Then, the price rises above the former peak and again declines.
3. And finally, rises again, but not to the second peak, and declines once more.

The first and third peaks are shoulders, and the second peak forms the head.

Investopedia explains Head And Shoulders Pattern

The “head-and-shoulders” pattern is believed to be one of the most reliable trend-reversal patterns.

Now let’s take this pattern and flip it upside down to use it to find a negative trend reversal. Here are couple of chart I’ve draw up using charts of CLWR and AMD; showing possible upside-down head and should patterns.

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Some of many uses for silver include; Currency, Jewelry and silverware, Dentistry, Photography and electronics, Mirrors and optics, Other industrial and commercial applications, Medical, and Clothing.

All of these uses for silver are in forms of consumption, but the factors influencing the price are going to come from more on the side of speculation rather than demand. The silver market compared to gold has 18 times less turnover money, with an annual physical demand estimated around $15.2 billion.

With such a small market, it would be very possible for large traders or investors to influence the price very easily.

But I believe that there is a rise in industrial, commercial and consumer demand rise for silver. To name a few, in our currently economic volatility, a commodity like silver can be a great hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty. In 1980 silver toped near $50 an oz, in 2011 value of dollars that's over $137. The current price of silver right now is around $35. Also the historical charts look interesting as the pattern in both inflation and silver price seem to be on a similar draw. As well as the economic indicators.

So as the inflation will start to heard high north in the next couple of years, these type of commodities are going to be the best inflation hedge. We can already see gold the more popular choice for now, which hit record face value levels. But that too will go near it inflation adjusted high level from the 80's to about and around 2100<>.

Too much of Yang is no good, it causes unrealistic behavior, bad direction in markets and fools people to become reckless in times when they should be weary and steady focused. Yin is always there and must be, to remind us of what the reality is; but in this case it's not as exaggerated as what people are feeling and worrying, but again there is nothing wrong with that.

Market sentiment from what I can gather is still overall positive and confident in the stability of the system. I also strongly believe that the government has taken precautionary steps currently in place, and relief efforts taken following the market crash almost two years ago, are running effectively and they are still.

While the fundamentals are improving and not without hiccups. I believe that the economy is headed the right direction.

Many analysts put in place a big question everyone is now asking, as to what may be the real reason that we could crash again. And that is if markets just gained back too fast too much? My answer to that is, absolutely not. I would argue that with anyone.

First of the very people who are putting forth and pressuring these types of questions and doubts are the very people who cheered driving the markets up. But cheering is not driving, and these people knew what was to become of the markets when they were cheering from the bottom and banked on it really well. And now they want to use the same lottery ticket to win twice; well guess what! That crashed ship has sailed and it isn't coming back!

But the most important thing to know and understand, is to accept why the markets came back so fast and hard; It's because world does not move at the same pace as it used to a decade ago. Technology is incrementally advancing, making it possible for incredible financial innovations, capabilities and logistics. Everything around the world is tied up to each other and we depend on each other more than ever to make things right and forward. We can't lets a few media analysts destroy the sentiment and allow the people following them to talk it down.

Markets are stabilizing. What happened to our and world economy was like the earthquake in Japan, recently. You will still feel tremors after the quake; and yes there is possibility of it happening again; and that future is certain. But don't steal a bomb and blow it up in the water calling it a tsunami! And, that's what the media analysts and some of the market followers are trying to do, just to bank in on the whole thing again.

This is not going to happen anytime soon, it will take years before the markets top out. But we cannot let the people drive our momentum, use your own sense, trust you. Why bears do what they do? because they can't make money going up, they can only start from a certain bottom and follow, never lead. At the end, I look at all what's happening because I see this just as a rough way of market stabilization.

Warren Buffet also always says it best...

"I never attempt to make money on the stock market. I buy on the assumption that they could close the market the next day and not reopen it for five years."

"Look at market fluctuations as your friend rather than your enemy; profit from folly rather than participate in it."

"The smarter the journalists are, the better off society is. For to a degree, people read the press to inform themselves-and the better the teacher, the better the student body."

"Today people who hold cash equivalents feel comfortable. They shouldn't. They have opted for a terrible long-term asset, one that pays virtually nothing and is certain to depreciate in value."

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Well right now that’s what we are doing. What is some proof that it’s working. Well for one example, the banks want to stop offering 30 year mortgages, because this model would cause them to actually lose money and or take severe cuts in profit. So for this news to come about is proof that something is going on.

For example.
$100,000 loan at 4.5% interest rate
15 year average inflation 3.5% with zero bank interest rates
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$110,092.91 <1% won

Than banks actually only make <1% profit. And with future inflation rate looking to hit double digits, this model could seriously put a huge dent into their loan interest rate profits. That is going to happen because you can see all the scramble in home foreclosures, and etc. to gather as much liquidity as possible, by the bank…

But for the government debt, this is a good thing. Even if we have just a couple of years of super high inflation rate of, say 12%+. That would raise the 15 years average rate to a level significantly enough to dilute debt further; and actually cause the creditor to take loss and debtor walk on profit.

Well we all know that the reality of this situation is 1000 times more complex , but at the end of the day this model is where it all comes down to.

Why don’t the people do this? Two things, no knowledge of basic economic math, and or no stable job with enough income to last! [no offense to anyone]. Government certainly has myriad of diverse way to make insane amount of money annually! But now because of technology so do we.

So people can now do something understanding and using this model. You can use this model to properly plan the future of your finances and investments.

So what are the relative variables to look after to make sure this works; on the government side. Keep the average household income rise at a slower pace for a certain time until you being to pay back the debt [how they do that is a another topic]. Fix up real-estate issues and make it more affordable for the future generation; to re-insure the banks of super long term, profits. That way the banks remain calm and don’t start asking for money too fast, and same goes for everyone else. Raise commodity prices to inflation adjusted record highs. And my favorite, increasing the financial assets, mainly of the stocks; which in this capitalism benefits everyone who is sufficiently on board.

You can accept this for whatever they mean to you. but at the end of the day if you want to move the only fuel is cash, and you can’t have credit without it. Or can you?

Before, the ecosystem was mainly a macro system of things, where micro just simply followed the momentum, and everything went that way; because that’s how it was evolved from before. But now its longer that way. Now it is reversed, where macro follows the micro, it’s a ponder at first, but if you look at it a certain way you’ll see the picture.

This reversal happened because of technology and fusion. Today we have technology in more places and parts of our lives than we know about ourselves. The greatest fusion which brings all the things together and makes everything possible the Smartphone, and now slowly tablets. These systems have application developed to each of the specific required in order to do whatever so; no just some open architecture nonsense.

Before, in the static existence of things it was difficult to push forward, everything was only available at certain time, at a certain place. But now we have everything available all the time on demand; from entire library of pretty much anything you can think of; restaurants, music, entertainment, socialization, GPS and travel. Everything is on demand and open to the world to see, there is a lot of things you can do with that type of information.

When you have on demand pretty much anything, the markets follow you, not the other way around. They are trying to figure what you will want next and keep up; and they can no longer set the trend, but you do. We are now the trend makers because.

But because of this, the economy has been divided on many different levels and directions. But this is a great thing; ergo the evolutionary process of the next step to a greater economy. Because each and everyone one of us can survive as an individual doing our own thing full time or as an addition. So with that all of us form the most dynamic and sufficient business model ever in the existence of the history of man.

Where do you stand?

After having carefully reviewed all of the three options; I have presumed that solar energy is the most viable and realistic option for an individual. I believe that in the future many cities will be build in the deserts as oasis cities. Forming leading representative communities of self sufficient labor and production plants.

Ability to operate outside the energy grid is something very possible today. But I also believe that there is a larger picture to see here. That Solar technology has advanced enough into stages where it converts energy into large enough quantifiable fuel source to feed the entire United States energy consumption…

I believe in optimist and to always seeing the bright side of things, in this case literally. People must overcome obstacles by climbing over using innovation through utilization of tools that are made available for us by science, technology and necessity.

Here is a list of ten sunniest and windiest cities in the U.S.

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General facts

• Solar Energy is better for the environment than traditional forms of energy.
• Solar energy has many uses such as electricity production and heating of water through photovoltaic cells and directly for drying clothes.
• Solar energy can also be used to heat swimming pools, power cars, for attic fans, calculators and other small appliances. It produces lighting for indoors or outdoors.
• You can even cook food with solar energy.
• Solar Energy is becoming more and more popular. The worldwide demand for Solar Energy is currently greater than supply.

Facts about Solar Energy usage:

• Solar Energy is measured in kilowatt-hour. 1 kilowatt = 1000 watts.
• 1 kilowatt-hour (kWh) = the amount of electricity required to burn a 100 watt light bulb for 10 hours.
• According to the US Department of Energy, an average American household used approximately 866-kilowatt hours per month in 1999 costing them $70.68.
• About 30% of our total energy consumption is used to heat water.

Facts about Solar Energy systems:

• A home solar system is typically made up of solar panels, an inverter, a battery, a charge controller, wiring and support structure.
• A 1-kilowatt home solar system takes about 1-2 days to install and costs around US$10,000, but can vary greatly and does not take into account any incentives offered by the government.
• A 1-kilowatt home solar system consists of about 10-12 solar panels and requires about 100 square feet of installation area.
• A 1 kilowatt home solar system will generate approximately 1,600 kilowatt hours per year in a sunny climate (receiving 5.5 hours of sunshine per day) and approximately 750 kilowatt hours per year in a cloudy climate (receiving 2.5 hours of sunshine per day).
• A 1-kilowatt home solar system will prevent approximately 170 lbs. of coal from being burned, 300 lbs of CO2 from being released into the atmosphere and 105 gallons of water from being consumed each month!
• About 40 solar cells are usually combined into a solar panel and around 10-12 panels mounted in an array facing due North to receive maximum sunlight.
• The system usually comes with a 5-year warranty, although the solar panels are warranted for 20.
• Relying on the battery back up, a solar energy system can provide electricity 24×7, even on cloudy days and at night.
• Solar panels come in various colours.
• Solar energy can be collected and stored in batteries, reflected, insulated, absorbed and transmitted.

Sun related Facts about Solar Energy:

• Sunlight travels to the earth in approximately 8 minutes from 93,000,000 miles away, at 186,282 miles per second.
• The sun is also the main source of non-renewable fossil fuels (coal, gas and petroleum), which began life as plants or animals whose energy came from the sun millions of year ago.
• Solar energy is responsible for weather patterns and ocean currents.
• Clouds, pollution and wind can prevent the sun’s rays from reaching the earth.

Other Interesting Facts about Solar Energy:

• Da Vinci predicted a solar industrialization as far back as 1447.
• In one hour more sunlight falls on the earth than what is used by the entire population in one year.
• A world record was set in 1990 when a solar powered aircraft flew 4060km across the USA, using no fuel.
• Fierce weather cost the world a record $130 Billion in the first eleven months of 1998- more money than was lost from weather related disasters from 1980 to 1990 ($82 Billion).
• Researchers from the Worldwatch Institute and Munich Re blame deforestation and climate change from Earth warming for much of the loss. The previous one-year record was $90 Billion in 1996. Source – Associated Press, November 28,1998.
• About 2 billion people in the world are currently without electricity.
• Accounting for only 5 percent of the world’s population, Americans consume 26 percent of the world’s energy.
• Electric ovens consume the most amount of electricity, followed by microwaves and central air conditioning.
• Third world countries with an abundance of sunlight and a population currently without electricity, represents the fastest growing market for solar energy, with the largest domestic market being the utilities sector.
• Shell Oil predicts that 50% of the world’s energy will come from renewable sources by 2040.

Facts listed about Solar were take from this LINK