Can anyone here tell me what the energy industry thinks of Dr. Kent Moors of Duquesne University? Specifically: how is he regarded by crude oil traders?
I ask because he's increasingly on Fox News preaching visions of doom and gloom. All fine and well. Sometimes, as in the case of Meredith Whitney, someone goes public with something that everyone else doesn't want to see. In my own case, I'm inclined to write him off as the same type of infotainer that Glenn Beck was: he's got his 15 minutes of fame, and he's cashing in on it.
He's apparently hawking some company to his followers that is projecting 1,000%+ returns in a futures linked product, and has gone on the record with a forecast of oil hitting $200 per barrel by July 1. Despite his impressive academic credentials, I'm calling bullshit on this guy.
I'm not in the energy industry, so I'm curious: What do you think?
he sounds like some pseudoacademic huckster teaching the bottom 50% of the local graduating high school seniors in a backwater non-entity of a university, i.e., the ideal Fox News "expert" guest
LOL! Folks, I am in the industry and I have followed Dr Moor for a good long while. melvvvar is probably quoting from his own resume and like most liberal rattling cans is full of crap! :)
hello kent, how are you doing?
oceantrader1964 - Why are you hiding your name if you are so happy with this Dr. Moors? I have no idea who he is but I would be inclined to disbelieve him because of the long advertisement for our money. He goes on and on and on about how much money he can make for me when he could say exactly the same thing in one paragraph. Why would a very rich person try to get my $39 dollars (or whatever amount) just to help me out? He doesn't know me all he wants is my money. No, I have to believe it is a scheme.
He is just trying to sell his news letter. If he can suck a million people into buying it he just made $50,000,000. Anyone who has to try as hard as he does to suck in a few investors is full of it. If he had any faith in what he was promoting he would just invest in it himself. If he really wanted you to make a bundle of money he would give you the information for free. Good luck and happy investing.
He talks about all these billionaires and governments investing $20 -30 billion each. Why does he need my money? Think about it. And don't get duped.
Listening to Moors's spiel, he talked at least 15 minutes about some new and wonderful energy source, never actually naming it. (During the spiel he so confuses units and dimensions that I have to doubt his scientific qualifications.) He finally comes out and identifies this "wonder" as solar photovoltaic power. Having been in photovoltaic R&D for 30 years, it was sort of pleasant to hear the technology so praised, but then I felt that the last thing our industry needs is a huckster.
Apparently Moors is hawking a company with a "breakthrough" solar product. It's curious that we in the industry haven't heard of it. I tend to be cautious, having seen many such innovations fall flat. Often they are promising in the lab, but fail to come through as practical commercial products.
Given the guy's mode of presentation-- an endless repetitive pitch before getting to the point, I wouldn't invest a nickel with this him.
Jonathan Allen, Ph.D. Physicist
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"a backwater non-entity of a university"
Hmm, Duquesne University has undergraduate "Tamburitzans" dancers club ... and ... let's see ... and ... nothing else :-! You're right, just as you say above.
Squeezing practically infinite energy from sand ... what a bright idea to squeeze practically infinite $ from suckers' wallets ;-)
Not sure what he is, but I have been sucked in on a couple of investments and LOST!
Kent moor brought lots of his invester into bankruptcy by telling them to keep buying linc energy and Sunedison to average from price at peak all the way to bankruptcy
I like your analysis of what this guy is saying...educating the low information citizens! He touts the deal he is trying to 'sell' us like any ordinary 'snake-oil' salesman....repeating such things as the list of countries investing in his boon doggle at least 3 times, and other boring repitions throughout his verbiage. Must be working by the word? The key for me is that he says this is a 'risk free' deal...but if he has my money, it is only risk free for him! And all of his 'free' offers are costing you money if you have to pay for a membership! I'll be taking the chance of missing out on this lengthy, specious word filled document! Should send him a bill for listening to his diatribe for so long!
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LOL! Folks, I am in the industry and I have followed Dr Moors for a good long while. melvvvar is probably quoting from his own resume and like most liberal rattling cans is full of crap! :)
melvvvar says, "he [Moors] sounds like some pseudoacademic huckster teaching the bottom 50% of the local graduating high school seniors in a backwater non-entity of a university, i.e., the ideal Fox News "expert" guest" --
SOUNDS LIKE? So what you're saying is you haven't even heard of this man and know nothing about him. However, that is no impediment to you insulting his credentials.
Why didn't you just say you know nothing about the man? Why would you express poor opinion of someone you don't know?
I shall guess (and I am honest enough to state that it is a guess): You are an immature bleeding-heart liberal waiting for a handout. When you saw a reference to Fox News, you couldn't resist expressing your hate. So you slandered an innocent person YOU KNOW NOTHING ABOUT. See, it wasn't too hard. Half a nation of people like you elected Obama while knowing nothing about him.
One of these days, you might want to start hiding your ignorance.
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WOW!!! Now that's intelligent commentary??? I want to follow you,NOT!!!!
Intelligent comeback professor. Can I use that?
Well, that's an intelligent response for sure! I think you made their point.
Perhaps you should follow your own advice.
See I'm actually looking for info, not some idiot carrying his political soap box around to jump up on and preach about "bleeding heart liberals". Or their discontent over government. IDIOT!
Spot on!
At least it is good that the majority of the people voted for the lesser of two evils and someone with a higher intelligence level then the opposing candidate!
Ignorance? And you think people elected Obama
You mean like how Dubya actually WON in 2000 and 2004...Turd...
Wow.... what a nasty bag of hot gas you are... typical extreme right wing wack-o! It sounds like you need some private time to travel down to your local McDonald's men's room and run a batch or two.... you really seem backed up. Better yet... hook up with Trump.... I'll furnish the tub of lithium grease! Good luck little man.... you need it.
You are an unkind, hateful person. Please get some therapy.
Ok, well, your not very nice to the uninformed. I am informed, and I will give you a little of what I have, as far as knowledge is concerned. Dr. Moors sent me an e-mail soliciting my participation in his so called vast knowledge, and experience in the energy sector. For a fee of 40 dollars I would get his recommendations to buy from his list of energy stocks. I believe in renewables, so I picked four stocks that he didn't just recommend, he as close as you can come without guaranteeing, that these stocks would double or triple in less than a year. None of these stock have performed as advertised, not by a long shot. One stock in particular I THINK, he should be investigated for!! When I bought shares in SUNE { Sun Edison} at $5.50 per share and it dropped to about $3.50 he sent me an e-mail saying fund managers were trying to lower the price by putting pressure, where they put pressure, to lower the price closer to where they would like to buy in. So, with his advice, I bought more. Then the price dropped to about $1.90, and he said it again was the fund managers fault because they didn't like Sun Edisons decision to split into three separate entities and not to worry because their lawsuits would not hold water. He said everything would be fine, the company was strong, their capital funding was almost seven dollars per share. So, I bought more. This man says he knows everybody, and he has excellent knowledge of what is really going on. Then the stock is driven down to $1.21, and he is still spouting his assured belief that in soon as the company puts out its report, on March 30th, all will be fine. Well, this morning it appears this man with intimate knowhow and knowledge is recommending I, and everyone else, dump this soon to be NEAR worthless stock as soon as possible. Does anyone think this asshole was selling short or what
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Thanks very much. Most hepful.
wow, Kent Moors reads WSO...
This thread is pretty amazing. I'm pretty sure melvvar is conservative, anyways...
Apparently he was a bit off on that $200 price target.
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See, melvvvar and jec are perfect examples of liberals.
Easily led, they rarely look up raw information to get to the facts. They count on their leaders to "package" viewpoints for them. They are easily "managed" by organizers like Obama, who know that simple slogans will keep the lazy exactly where they belong, on the Democrat plantation.
It is a pleasure knowing that folks like this shall remain at the bottom of the financial and educational totem pole for the rest of their lives, because they keep doing the same things over and over and over - thinking some politician is "looking out for them".
Meanwhile, the politician meets with $40,000-a-plate donors and sells his soul to them, while keeping melvvvar and jec believing he is in their corner.
That is the art of being a politician. Managing the fools, and controlled by the rich.
Liberals never "get it". The rich politicians and their richer donors will never actually raise taxes on themselves to give to the "little people", but they easily keep the sheep believing that they will. It is a pleasure to behold. Especially, knowing that the losers shall blindly remain losers and that their bitterness eats away at them every single day of their lives.
This is what keeps a smile on the face of conservatives, and losers' frowns on the faces of liberals. We always win, because even "your" politicians are one-percenters.
Cheers.
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Beware of large bold print with loud breathless voice-over.
Hats off to you (Get busy living)! Yours is the same question that I have, but an answer is nowhere close in this plethora of splattering doo-doo.
Let me respond very quickly in regards to Ken Moors, in my opinion ken moors or anyone that set a video for presentation are paid enough to sell you some company product that does not exist they are working very hard to help a felling co. Also by selling the book there's a major profit, therefore all this talk it's all smoke and zero roast so if you feel that you want to take a chance to invest go head everyone is free to do what they like each one of us as on opinion , I have my own opinion all this talk is just to make money from their middle class , if he mentioned all this major company that already are throwing billion dollars in this small co. Why he is trying to convince small fish like us? For few dollars when he as big shark with real money? Now you make your own choice.
@ noseitall See, melvvvar and jec are perfect examples of liberals.
Easily led, they rarely look up raw information to get to the facts. ----
You just described Republicans....not Democrats! Republicans are reactionaries on the whole, in case you haven't noticed, while Democrats do more research and use mentality over emotionalism on whatever is in the news. I have observed this over many years. If anyone disagrees with me here then let me hear your opinion(s).
I agree with you ... yes who is this guy .. I just listened to his hour long advertisement and skipped to the end just to find out how much he wanted me to pay him for this information. it is $97 for $645 worth of energy information (who puts values on this? he says you can turn a $1000 investment into a million ... so his info is worth more than $645 LOL). So I had to wonder what this is all about ... I am so tired of listening to some annoying voice go on for 30 minutes to an hour repeating the same information ... Those guys at Motley Fool do the same thing. Get to the point!!! So, while I don't know him I do form an opinion ... somebody that is looking for a way to make a lot of money ... if it is such a big money maker for everyone .. just tell us, he is gonna make a lot of money off it isn't he? I figure he wont ... he will make a lot of money by selling his stock tip.
I thought the question was about kent, not liberals- is he legit? He is a great salesman, he is articulate with good stage presence which means TV wants him. He is politically conservative so his platform of choice is conservative FOX. He is selling Perovskites solar cells which are legitimate though no secret that he make you sit through his 30 minute sales pitch with the occasional rant against 'liberals' ( which explains the 'your a stupid liberal if you question someone on Fox mentality). It doesnt mean he is not legit, he is a great salesman selling an investment letter that probably has as much success as any other similarly priced investment letter.
I bought TRXC at his recommendation-video on how it was getting ready to take off. I bought 3000 shares at $5 a share-week later it went to $1.65.....still pissed off
Lol...did I say something wrong?
You sound a bit confused. Wasn't it the Wall Street and Banks that took our country down?Are you quite sure that all liberals are poor fools? You are the one who sounds ill informed. I do agree that the pitch by Dr. moors is a great get rich scheme by yet another questionable power and wealth collector.
I'm about 3 standard deviations to the left of "liberal" and I'm also a big fan of Dr. Moors. The way you have described "liberals" is exactly how I view MANY conservatives-perfectly. Lets face it, both the extreme lefties and extreme righties are almost perfectly equal in their narrow, scared, habit-ingrained and bigoted attitudes towards those who disagree with them. Extree-mees on both sides do terrible damage to nature, economies, ethnic diversity, new ventures in science and technology etc...etc... because they are SO sure that they are RIGHT in what they "know." In a world that is extraordinarily complex and becoming more so daily, does it not pay well to be open to everyones ideas and experiences? Even I listen to conservatives occasionally, but NOT when they are confused. The list of "liberal" character flaws you described here are really standard human fallacies that straddle both aisles, and its a mistake to characterize them as exclusively "liberal" political leanings. If you want to be listened to, and your views validated, try a less general approach to the specifics you mentioned. Peace, Love and Legal Weed for All. Lisa
I came here after watching about 20 minutes of the Kent Moors Solar Pitch... I found the entire presentation intellectually insulting and incredibly condescending. For instance, and one point, while obviously referring the element Silicon, he repeatedly calls it "Si" (pronounced "Sigh"). Throughout the video, he pitches solar power as an obscure and veiled technology, using vague scientific sounding jargon in an attempt to make laypeople feel like energy insiders.
It's irresponsible, insulting, and frankly beneath someone of Dr. Moors' supposed credentials.
Vary good Lisa ... Now how about this ... THIS SHOULD BE ENLIGHTENING!! Here's some thought for extreme, "liberals" and "conservatives" .... Instead of pitching your personal views an opinions, that supports you singular, beliefs,... how about answering some questions of "why" and "how" you believe the way you do (in 25 words or less) ... instead of the lectures. Obviously you came to a conclusion, either by, reading, seeing, hearing or being told about what you believe to be true. It will help the casual reader, on this sight, to absorb some unknown knowledge so, as to come to a broader understanding on how to co-existe in our constantly disrupting world that WE ALL LIVE IN ... Exchanging ideas, concepts, and betterment, should make it a more progressive planet. Let's start by answering 5 simple questions. Remember, collect your thoughts, condense each answer, in 25 words or less ... if you know what you are talking about, it will be easy. All responses are welcome. Please, no "MUD SLINGING" ... respect the opposition. 1. Why and how do you believe in your statement? 2. Define, in a non-political way, what a liberal or conservative is or believes in? 3. Do you believe in a supreme entity? 4. If you had the power and/or ability to improve or modify the world's shortcomings, name 3 efforts (in 7 words) what would you attempt? 5. Do you have friends with a variety of beliefs and personalities? Thanks for your responses. Smart-Enough-To-Know-How-Dumb-I-Am!
For everyone: Just an FYI, if you are going to use an analogy, such as totem poles in most Native American Indian culture, for instance, you should understand that the CHIEF is at the bottom, NOT a simple warrior or squaw.
I'm a republican and all he's doing is selling subscription's to his updates. Charlatan. An old snake oil salesman. Si? That's been around since the 60's. The guy's a paid salesman to sell obselete stocks for SunEd and other failed companies. Total sham.
Humanities Teacher,
All true- and exactly why the country is beginning to move in a progressive direction. When a New Deal Democrat - not of the bought-out current type- nearly beats the most established politician in modern times, and one with a gender advantage as well, you know something different is beginning to happen and should expect to see much more of the same in the near future.
I am politically neutral. But as far as I can see if you liberal or part of the GOB's "Good Old Boy's" they are all different sides to the same coin. But they are still the same coin and they are all bought and aid for by someone with much more power and money.
:D You don't sound so dissimilar to Melvvvar - self-serving answers are inconsiderate. Sadly, your comment too, is a personal rant without actually answering the question about Dr. Kent Moors.
let me see, if i have some crazy good investment plan, do i announce it to the world, because I want to make them all rich
hmmmmmmmmmmmmm
p.s. its easy to predict doom and gloom, eventually you'lll be right and you can say " i told you so" even if the factors you give as your reasoning were wrong and it was in fact a completely different cause.
He is making his money off his news letters, but he survives on giving good advice so investors will keep coming back. He is correct that the energy market is at a volatile time and he has an investment that can generate significant returns in such environments - either up or down. The challenge is to know timing and there are never any guarantees. That responsibility rests with you but I think even a jackass can make some money just following his advice! It may not be the 30x or 10x but maybe 2x, which is nothing to sneeze at. Is there risk here, probably some but the rewards can be very significant! Don't put all your money into one investment, but do put some in the high returns slot, which could make you a millionaire or better!
Getting back to UFOinsider's original query......
You can read a somewhat sceptical assessment of Dr Moor's track record as a stock 'teaser' at gumshoe dot com
Alternatively, you can read a rather more formal (and more complete) assessment of Dr Moors at Duquesne University's website duq dot edu.
Here is an extract of Dr Moors' resume taken from Duqesne's website:
"Dr. Moors has advised sixteen world governments (U.S., Russia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Ukraine, Poland, China, Ecuador, Ghana, Iraq, Kurdistan, Mexico, Nigeria, Bahamas, Morocco and Uganda), governors of several U.S. states, premiers of two Canadian provinces and has been a consultant to private companies, financial institutions, civic movements/organizations and law firms in 28 countries. He has served as an expert witness/consultant to law firms in Chicago, Houston, London, Montreal, Moscow, New York, Philadelphia and Toronto on cases involving a range of issues, including: retail pricing of oil products; crude and oil product contract, trading, representational duties/responsibilities; oil field, petrochemical, transport installation and contract liability; strategic risk assessment planning and application; technical assessment of export taxation; patent infringement; equity and debt valuation; and oil equipment/technology transfer."
I have never met Dr Moors, but I have read several issues of his 'Oil and Energy Investor' newsletter. To me, the obvious query is why a man who appears to be of some standing within academic, industrial and financial circles would attach his name to such a low grade publication, and why Duqesne University woulld tolerate it. But that's a matter for Duquesne and Dr Moors.
Evidently, Moors is heavily advertising his $97 subscription to his energy info and investment in an effort to raise some cache of monies, say $100M, which he can then invest in some of the companies for which he's creating hype, earn some multiple on that investment, and sell in increments as they climb. Whether they prove to be good long-term trades or not, in the short term he will have made a good return.
Haven't checked into Dr Moors credentials - all I know is earlier this year he was touting SunEdison as a strong buy. That company is now in chapter 11! A Cynic
You can learn a lot if you just listen to the 75% when he is teaching about energy, and not get hung up on the 25% why you should listen to him.
Well, I worked with Dr. Moors for 4 years, and I can tell you from personal experience that he's legit. No question about it. He's cashing in on his oil and gas expertise. You all would do the same if you could. Sounds more like sour grapes than any legitimate criticism.
But that's the whole point of the question. It's not whether you can morally justify his behaviour, but whether his 'advice' is worthwhile at all to the common man. It is not. He wants an easy buck, and is smart enough to rest on his credentials to supply him with an easy retirement.
Your comment provides no details which would allow readers information that might enable determination of your credentials, or truthfulness. The absence of such gives ample reason to be skeptical of anything you and Dr. Moors say. He at least should know this, and the absence of any details that might enable vetting of the statements made also are cause for concern. If there is a genuine effort to serve others with the information offered, it is counter-productive to have not provided information, and sources, that would enable the cautious to be well served. If the good Doctor is being honest, and means what he says, and has backup for his comments, we are all interested, and if he offers the same - rather than a seeming childish response equivalent to, "well if you don't believe me it's your loss", then no - he won't be believed. And he should know that. It's childish to say the equivalent of, "well, too bad for you that doubt what he has said." And it is difficult to understand that intelligent people can't understand that such an approach fosters doubt. And it's a shame that you, and apparently he don't get that, and that any person knowing what he says he knows, can't find a way to serve everyone's interest, rather than to just seemingly say - I'll help you only if I can profit from doing so. And that sadly, seems to be exactly where he is. It's crass, and comes off as hucksterism, nothing more.
Dr. Kent Moors is director and a professor at Duquesne University concerning the Energy Policy Research Group www.duq.edu/about/centers-and-institutes/energy-and-the-environment/ene… (for everyones info I feel Foxnews and MSNBC aren't creditable news sources to any extent but commentor on this person's question should be limited to solu5ions not opinions, unlike the listed "news" agencies above...)
Three debut posts in a row. Apparently Dr Moors brings em out of the woodwork.
paid for the product in 2008 he has been 100% wrong since then a leach like the rest of these type of lossers
From a UK perspective its hilarious to read comment sections on US based websites and see like 90% of them just break down into Liberal V conservative and OBama is to blame etc etc.
A very good observation about this country. Divide and conquer is the easiest way to control the people, along with debt. I believe that both parties are only tools for the Bankers that run the world, after all, they are the ones "loaning money" to the governments of the world. It's really sad that there is so much hate and people take the time to bash one another instead of banding together to change the world for the betterment of everyone. Thanks for your UK perspective as you are able to see more clearly than most people here. Dan S.
Hilarious from a UK perspective, but sickening from a US perspective.... they're all screaming talking points and no one is listening... meanwhile, Obama keeps hanging in there, working every day, trying to keep this country from being completely enslaved by corporations and billionaires.... when will the voters wake up? The middle class is disappearing, nobody has any money, credit cards are maxxed, the consumer is broke, and the fat cats (like Trump) get more and more imperious. Tax the rich fuckers and rebuild this country!
When you see the same name in comment after comment, you know that this is either a plant or someone who has nothing to do. And the whole liberal-conserative talk has nothing to do with this.
I think anyone projecting 1000% - 5000% gains as I have seen from Kent Moors is in the very least reckless.
Moors offers a service similar to Motley Fool. You subscribe to a newsletter they advertise as giving you hot tips on buying stocks in companies about to blast off, based on their keen insights into industry trends.
Ever since magazines like Money and Forbes did stories on how people who invested a few grand into Microsoft in the early '80s are now millionaires, a slew of market "gurus" have cropped up, promising surefire investment strategies that will make you rich. Yes, investing smartly in the right startup at the right time can make you hefty long-term returns. But ultimately it is a speculative roll of the dice.
My takeaway from Moors' latest ad is solar is the next huge wave of the future. That's an indisputable fact. The question is how much we need Moors' advice to invest in the right companies. Moors' claim that you must buy his materials to have any chance at success is self-serving. You should research what other credible experts say about solar investments and then decide.
At risk of asking a newbie question... who ARE the credible experts for solar investment information?
I watch Fox News and I ask where are they so wrong? Why do people think they are a bunch of liars? Do people really trust CNN? ABC? NBC? CBS? NET Geo-Wild? Telemundo? Really?
The following is what is found on his Web site - Once you do your own research and come up with something you think on your own, then you might be able to have your own opinion. goto kentmoors dot com You Decide. About Dr. Kent Moors He serves as an advisor to the highest levels of the U.S., Russian, Kazakh, Bahamian, Iraqi, and Kurdish governments, to the governors of several U.S. states, and to the premiers of two Canadian provinces. He’s served as a consultant to private companies, financial institutions and law firms in 25 countries, and has appeared more than 1,400 times as a featured radio-and-television commentator. He appears regularly on ABC, BBC, Bloomberg TV, CBS, CNN, NBC, Russian RTV, and the Fox Business Network.
Kent is also a professor in the Graduate Center for Social and Public Policy at Duquesne University, where he directs the Energy Policy Research Group. A prolific writer and lecturer, his six books, more than 750 professional and market publications, and over 250 private/public sector presentations and workshops have appeared in 44 countries.
He makes specific investment recommendations in his newsletter, the Energy Advantage. For more active investors, he issues shorter-term trades in his Energy Inner Circle. And Kent’s exclusive Micro Energy Trader is a “swing for the fences” service that targets micro-cap energy stocks. Oil & Energy Investor is Kent’s e-letter, where he delivers the latest energy news from his travels around the world in his role as a consultant for major companies and governments.
Let's look at this logically. If he really knew of an industry or stock that was going to "change the world" what is the need to advertise this. Is he really that altruistic or is he only making money selling subscriptions. If this was all legit he would not be telling everyone just buying in himself and if he truly wanted to help other why have them pay for a subscription.
Yeah, that's my opinion also. I listened to his presentation on the net and logged off after about 10 minutes. He sounded too much like a shyster. When he talked about Si, he called it Si like in Pie. If he really was as he mentions his credentials, he would have said Silicon. Something told me just then that he is not the expert he claims to be.
your answer made the most sense so far...... but I am still checking it out
It's hard for me to take Dr. Kent Moors seriously when he doesn't know that Si is an abbreviation for Silicon! I am an electrical engineer working in the Semiconductor industry and have never heard anyone pronounce Si as "sigh", except for Dr. Kent Moors. There is a Greek letter Ѱ that is pronounced as "sigh", Si is silicon! No credibility!
I caught that one, too...thanks to my vast knowledge of chemistry (one HS course, about 45 years ago)
si, a chemical descriptor, see Prochirality
Okay. So, there is another meaning and pronunciation for si. But the reference that he was using in the rambling presentation that I listened to was clearly Si, silicon, atomic #14, it is found in high concentration in sand and is the raw material for making Silicon Wafers, which are used in the production of solar cells. The si that you refer to is pronounced Sigh and is something else. This makes Dr Kent look even less credible.
yes, that bothered me a bit as well.
Dr Moors [ OZ 1] info can be found for free.SOLAR CELLS @ 30%-40% not that great.From raw materals -to panels, cells everybody wants a pease of action& gets taxed. Then installed procuct sale/personal&or property tax. Then FED/state/conty/city wants pease of action. LAWs/REGIONS/BLD CODE. won't Let U conpleetly off of power grid. TRY IT U GET CONDEMED/EVICTED OFF YOUR PROPERTY!! Investing in product company stock is borderline pump/dump get rich ripoff. [maybe Ponzi deal,}
Don't fall for this "H-Arc Generator" (whatever the heck that is - if anything) scam. Just try to find out some hard facts about it - there aren't any. All that is "known" is what Moors has spouted off about it and the company that supposedly is going to make endless and countless dollars by selling the technology. If there is anything to it you better believe this one "tiny" company won't be the only one selling it or something equal or better. Whatever Moors' qualifications may be he is first and foremost a promoter looking out after his own good (profit). Josh
I live in the fraser valley. very interesting.
If this guy is so convinced of these ginormous financial gain, when why is he peddling his book / news letter? He should just follow his own advise and collect his 5,000% ROI (return on investment) I call 'Bull-Crap' on this guy. I don't care about his credentials. I've met a lot of Ph.D.'s driving a taxi or serving me coffee.
He is a good sales man . Talks too much . I believe in solar energy and it will take over in the future ,but what this guy is trying to sell is "Bull-Crap" why he wants to sell his products for $ 39.99 when he was paid millions for consultations ? Take it from me , sales people who talk too much to convenes you, 99.9% of their presentation is Bull-shit . Selling is giving the buyer the right information so "the buyer " can make the right decision . This guy did not do that, and I don't give a damn for his credentials too.
This conversation is pointless. The company he's talking about ( Nanosolar Inc.) sold off all it's asset in 2003. It's a dead company. The German arm of Nanosolar was bought by Smartenergy Renewables, a subsidiary of which, Smartenergy Invest, had previously worked with Nanosolar. They are transforming the company from a contract module manufacturer to a service and solution provider around PV and other renewable power plants.
So they're not in the business of making squat.
In my eyes this is a scam.
Alternative energy is growing faster than any other industry but you need a mix. Each property has a different set of resources and needs so just solar isn't going to do it.
Cheers!
Thank you!
WOW!!! NOW I'M REALLY CONFUSED
I came to this website because I am sitting here at the beginning of the new year, listening )for some reason) to Dr. Moor talk on and on and on and on about some unnamed "limitless, free source of energy." He is, apparently, hawking the stock of a single company. I don't need to know about Dr. Moor. He is just making a "buy" recommendation on a stock. But for some reason he does not want to name the stock. He has to grease me up for--oh, it's been about 15 minutes so far, and I am amusing myself here on this website while I wait for him to stop baby-dicking around and finally stick it in. But never fear, I will not buy this stock. This "I will tell you the name of the stock in just a moment" pitch is well-known, the pitch of a huckster. In the world of stock recommendations, it is the signature of the Motley Fool. And the Motley Fool's buy recommendations are a sell signal.
In the audio that is STILL going on behind me, he seems to be talking about solar power, captured by silicon photoelectric cells. But that doesn't matter--he isn't talking about the economics of solar power, he is just saying that it is "free". For some reason he won't talk about what the "new" technology is, or which company he is talking about, but he IS: -- digging at "liberal" who "tax us into oblivion" -- talking about his own credentials (who cares? ok, he is smart and successful, I'll buy that--so why doesn't he just state his case?) -- talking up some OTHER expert's credentials that he is referencing, as touting this stock (what stock??)
So, we are about 20 minutes into this audio, and I have learned nothing about what technology or what stock he is talking about, or what his "buy" recommendation is based on, except some unnamed technological innovations. But I HAVE learned: -- Dr. Moor is an asshole confidence artist -- Dr. Moor is not a stock analyst making a buy recommendation, he is a salesman selling the shares -- Dr. Moor's target audience is that very very small slice of people who are willing to listen to this guy brag about himself and say vague, ambiguous things about solar power for an indefinite amount of time, finally hear a stock recommendation, and then pout their money into that toilet and flush.
All better now? Are liberals still a-holes? Fine. Put your money into whatever toilet Dr. Moor is pushing. I have been listening now for a half hour, and I still have no idea what stock he is pumping.
I am sitting here, still wondering what the HELL stock Dr. Moor is telling me to buy. Oh my GOD!! He just said he had a career in COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE! Now he is running through a list of statistics that are meaningless! Then he REPEATED IT! What an asshole. I am sitting here laughing my ass off (typing my ass off!)
Here it comes! Here it comes! He's gonna say the name! I can't wait! I bet it's gonna be a dog! It is classic PUMP & DUMP! I am willing to defame this bastard by predicting that, it is quite possible, that the company he is recommending has a stock that is going to go up, then down precipitously, and finally limp along into oblivion. Am I defaming him? If so, please prosecute me in a civil case.
Oh shit! Now he is not talking about the company! He has not said the name! He is talking about something called Psy Seeds suspending in gas! He is describing vapor deposition, I think! I think he just said that traditional solar power is $76 per kilowatt hour! When was that? 1952??
Oh shit. He still isn't saying the name of the company! Stop greasing me up, Dr. Moor! Ram home that big fat dick! I am ready to buy! Lemme clue you in: when the stock analyst from Goldman Sachs goes to visit the fund managers at Fidelity or T. Rowe Price, he doesn't spend an hour getting to the point. But is Dr. Moor a stock analyst? What is his stake? Who the HELL is he talking about??? Why is he doing this? What is his interest? Is he getting paid? Does he get a commish? Does he own stock in this company? Who knows? We don't even know what the company is!!! How long is he going to talk? This is an endurance contest! I am sitting here, and it has been 45 minutes already! Who the heck is going to sit and listen to this??? I am going to sit here and give it an hour, just for the heck of it! But....
...ok...I am going to play solitaire on my laptop for a while, to give Dr. Douche Bag a chance to actually say the name of the stock he is talking about. BTW, there is NO WAY I am going to buy whatever stock...
...HOLY SHIT! He isn't even going to name the company! I think I have to sign up for a newsletter to get the name of the company! I may do that, with my email address I created just to share with clueless assholes like Dr. Moor.
Oh fuck. I don't think he is even going to tell me how to sign up for the internet newsletter.
This is the funniest response to the Doc's WAY TOO LONG ramblings! Wasn't going to but his bull**** anyway but fun post!
Love this. My experience exactly. Name the friggin' company so I may do more research.
Brilliant! Please put this on s FB page. It is superb and hopeful a deterrent to that handful you mentioned.
seems he is more about selling his research and promoting penny stocks then true industry insight.
I paid a few bucks to see Dr. Moors publication. Before investing, I thought I would check the record of success or lack thereof, by randomly selecting 25 investment recommendations by this guru over the past five years. The result: Of the 25, 3 were profitable! The average loss was 21%, not adjusted for time. The track record from 6/15 through 12/15 when the current market state of declining energy prices was obvious to everyone, was even worse, with all six investments sampled showing losses, cumulatively (unweighted) a loss of 28%. So this guy doesn't know what he's talking about.
Ok, listened to his blah, blah, blah. If he called for 200 a barrel in the past, now he is saying that oil will drop to 10 bucks a barrel. What is it (in case you get caught by the stupid video) is using finely ground sand, sand that becomes nano particles. Then somehow the sand is used to separate water into hydrogen and oxygen.
What he doesn't say is this: The grounding process is extremely expensive. But I will tell you more about this product in a minute...(hahaha). Albert EinsAlberttein is pulled into the discussion, with the photo electric principle (it's what Albert got the Nobel for, not E=MC^2). Poor . And unless the video turns into solar energy, then Kent is full of it.
As you will see in a moment...to quote Kent Moore. "But let me share some of these startlingly innovations in just a moment, but first I have to pull in Thomas Edison!", jeez.
Ok the numbers are 36,000 years, then it's 100,000 years and then it's infinite. Oh now it's Bell Labs in 1954 and electron flow, oh my gosh it's electrical engineering 101. But it isn't solar energy, but it is. WOW, harvesting energy from our nearest STAR, oh my gosh. Solar is cheaper than any other energy source, really?
Now it's the Holy Grail... can't stand it any longer. This is BS
If you cant explain what you are peddling in 5 minutes - then you are a Bernie Made-Off with period ..
I listened to the whole presentation which was repetitive. Allegedly he reveals the company name in the newsletters and reports you get once you pay a $79 membership fee. Has anyone done this and has had a successful investment especially since the US markets are tumbling due to the Asian markets? Is this actually legit or is he making money off membership fees and is a scammer? Please advise without political rhetoric. Thank you. Freddi.
my email said t costs $1900.00 to join i have seen other prices lists too??
I spent almost an hour listening to Dr Moors presentation. Found it interesting and came away with curiosity about solar contribution to future demand for energy. Did I subscribe, not yet, I am conservative, vote against inexperienced political folks that are pushed by the herd, like what happened to Obama....what a fraud. Seven years later, what has happened under his leadership.....more of the same and little leadership on the big things like energy, except the current meeting in France which really did little to alter the North American path to energy independence and new technology. I remember Solyndra (sp?) and the wasted half a billion dollars squandered while small business who were employing folks in manufacturing were begging for help, financially to keep going, what a waist of our tax dollars. As far as solar....anyone that does not do more research before investing is foolish. The good Doctor introduce me and I listened to the hope of our future. Solar is one of a few cleaner solutions. the discussion caused me to be curious to lean more about this direction, study it and learn. I believe there will be companies that make huge gains and return great rewards for their investors. Along will be companies that try and do not succeed, for various reasons Remember, It still takes energy to make energy. I would be willing to bet there were plenty of investment opportunities that went nowhere in the late 1800 early 1900 over oil refinery and distribution, electric power direction, AC versus DC, etc, but the above comments seem to have little hope and very little thought. Google his name and look up So Cal Edison, PG & E other utilities and see where they are headed. I have often thought over these past 7 years that we could have used the time in a Manhattan like focus and the executive branch could have lead the charge to solve and get people (the herd) more directed on wise use of our limited resources. Here is one presentation about the future. Listen, learn and do more homework. For $40 a year, I get one man, a very smart, but also one who has a bias, am I smart enough to sort out opinion from fact.....hope so, but guess what, I have one more input to read and learn....I get a chance to get information to form my thought and direct my investments. Same as listening to the "news" I listen to both sides and as a conservative, I try to figure out the truth. Just a few words of my stile of learning and moving forward
beware presentations where the person keeps you hanging on and never comes to the point
Thank You for all the info, and comments. You fellows saved me from blowing my inheritance of $1000.00. I was hoping to make enough to open my own Woodworking shop. But I will keep looking for some kind of intelligent investment. Linda Main Walsenburg, CO
"Truth does not cease to exist just because it is ignored" (Voltaire). We, the people want to know the truth.
Would like to know who IS a trust worth analist
Moors is a scam artist who works with Agora Financial. Look into them. They are scam artists. Porter Stansberry and Harry Dent are published by Agora as well. Moors is a con man and idiot.
Look I've already made 10x my investment(s) based of moors advice. You all are ignorant fools. He is already a multi-millionaire. Jokes on you synical people.
I've listened to his pitch for more than 14 minutes and have yet to learn much about the technology or the company. At first, I thought it was some mysterious chemical process using sand but now he's talking about the sun. Can anyone help?
Sadly his due diligence on SUNE was flawed and should have no excuse.
Here's the thing about any of these comments and observations: why do you think that anything you see on Fox News has to do with what is really going on? It is propaganda. If you want to know how you are being manipulated, then you'll see it on Fox. If you want to know what government measures and corporate games are being planned to manipulate Americans, then go to Fox. If you want to see a bunch of self-serving egotistical fools, then watch the Fox News staff report on what they think matters. They serve a far bigger machine that has nothing to do with what they are reporting. You're all being used if you accept what you see on Fox News as fact. WAKE UP.
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