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21.07.26 - 17:54
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Jim Cramer Says Buy Lyft at $15, But Warns AST SpaceMobile Is “Losing a Fortune” and Could Fall to $40 (24/7 Wall St.)
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Jim Cramer's Lightning Round on CNBC's Mad Money delivered mixed verdicts on growth and speculative names, endorsing Lyft at current levels, calling for consolidation in fintech, and dismissing First Solar on technicals. He also saw value in shipping stocks such as ZIM. Here are some of Jim Cramer's most recent takes: First Solar Has One of the “Worst Charts” Cramer ... Jim Cramer Says Buy Lyft at $15, But Warns AST SpaceMobile Is “Losing a Fortune” and Could Fall to $40...
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21.07.26 - 11:15
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Marke von zehn Gigawatt Windkraft auf See überschritten (DPA-AFX)
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BERLIN (dpa-AFX) - Der Ausbau der Windenergie auf See kommt voran. Mit 1.077 Megawatt installierter Leistung am Stichtag 30. Juni wurde in Deutschland erstmals die Marke von zehn Gigawatt (GW) überschritten, wie der Bundesverband Windenergie Offshore ......
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21.07.26 - 02:36
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NASA Warns Scientists Understating Worst-Case Solar-Storm Scenario (ZeroHedge)
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NASA Warns Scientists Understating Worst-Case Solar-Storm Scenario
As if the growing risk of a global economic disaster springing from the US-Israeli war on Iran weren't enough to worry about, researchers at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center are warning that miscalculations and false assumptions may have resulted in an enormous underestimation of the worst-case effects of a solar storm.
Solar storms are events in which the sun experiences a massive explosion of energy, charged particles and magnetic fields. From solar flares to coronal mass ejections (CMEs), these explosions pose a danger to all kinds of electronics, from your cell phone, computer and car to gas pumps, airplanes, power stations and everything in between.
The worst such event in recorded history was the Carrington Event of 1859. Estimated to have been as powerful as 10 billion atomic bombs, it caused telegraphs to fail across Europe. A far more modest event in 2003 disrupted the FAA's navigation computers for more than 2...
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