If any of you are "GREEN INVESTORS"..and want a Laugh...Check out CNBC's Show "Mad Money."

[KoKo]

on GREEN WEEK in build up to EARTH DAY! :D Cramer says Massachusetts VS. EPA was THE DECISION!

Cramer is focusing on how to make money out of Supreme Court's April 2nd Decision to allow States to have "Standing" to regulate their pollution. (according to him)

But, he' spending all week on the NEW ENGERY GREEN DAY SUPER STARS! It's worth a watch but I'm not telling anyone to believe anything he says...but he is going to be giving the "rundown" on Green Companies who might "profit" from the Supremes decision.

Cramer says he's a Dem...given to WWF and donated to GreenPeace (so he says)...but it might be worth a laugh...to write down some names that "he says" might make you money and DO YOUR OWN REEARCH before you even THINK about buying them.

I had to turn on his show because I couldn't take the "Virginia Tech Massacere" that was the Media Whore Fest on the Cable News shows...so I went to CNBC and Kudlow was talking about it, too...and then he went to his WHORE MEDIA PANEL. I forgot to turn it off before "MAD MONEY CRAMER" came on and his show dragged me in because of GREEN STUFF and investing about it.

I wouldn't invest in anything on Cramer's advice...but I'm writing down names of companies to RESEARCH to see what's going on for the future.

[HereSince1628]

1. It's amazing to see him do a 180 degree turn on green technologies

I watched his show with some regularity for almost a year. He has never thought much of this from what I can tell.

[skids]

2. Let me guess...

He'll recommend Johnson Controls, GE, and some hydrogen fuel cell startup.

[Kolesar]

3. I am trying to find a photovoltaic producer to invest in

I would also like to find some way to make money in efficiency technology.

[Gregorian]

4. Same here.

It's such a boiling mass of changing technology, it's hard to know what will be productive. And then there's Google pumping $100 million into Nanotech. I'm not sure what I'm saying there. I suspect Google doesn't have any better idea of the future prospect of Nanotech than we do. But this is the field of the future. In the Graduate, it was plastics. Today it's energy.

To be honest, I'm eyeing that Tesla car. It's 90 grand, but maybe my next property will be lower in price, and I can jump on one. I don't feel like engineering my own car. It's a bit of a job to do right.

I recently had a minor epiphany. If we simply buy a product, we are in a sense, being investors. Besides, I really want a Tesla. I'm also toying with the idea of a 4wd electric truck. All in good time. And money.

I hope you succeed in your quest.



Edit- I know this isn't an electric car thread, but as a mechanic and engineer, I get a kick out of the elegance of electric cars. Instead of the piece of polished crap I have sitting in my garage, that has a fuel injected V8, dual overhead cam, the electric car has virtually no transmission, no clutch, regenerative braking, 100% torque at zero rpm,... oh forget it. I'm impatiently waiting for photovoltaics to arrive. Then this all becomes a reality.