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| Market Carbon Credit Confidence Low |
| 2009-09-11 |
Now worth 25 cents, were at $7 in 2008 Back on September 2nd, 2006/2007 instruments were selling as low as 20 cents and held that way until Sept 8th. So this is a boost...Zimbabwe money notes are doing pretty well on Ebay. Right now they are actually more valuable than carbon credit notes. Apparently with about the same confidence level. Rest at Link - With Graphs! |
| Posted by:Mullah Richard |
| #4 TOPIX > VARIOUS - GLOBAL WARMING HAS STOPPED AND COOLING HAS BEGUN; + SCIENTISTS: ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION MAY INCREASE BY 20% + GLOBAL COOLING AS SOLAR MAGNETIC ACTIVITY CONTINUES TO DROP. DREAM > FUTURE GUAM = Super-thicky "LONDON FOG" oer GUAM-WESTPAC; + HAND-DIP into a "SLUSHY" PACIFIC.........@??? But I digress ........ |
| Posted by: JosephMendiola 2009-09-11 21:14 |
| #3 Carbon Credit Price and Sales information from the Chicago Climate Exchange, not Ebay. Still, they're voluntary at this point. |
| Posted by: Mullah Richard 2009-09-11 13:33 |
| #2 carbon credits on ebay would be voluntary ones. That they are low, would indicate lots of people are trying to sell, and not so many trying to buy. Logical given a weak economy. Perhaps also a sign more people are actually conserving, and so have more credits to sell, and fewer feel a need to buy. The whole idea of a carbon market is to introduce market principles. One of which is that sometimes the items traded go down in value. |
| Posted by: liberal hawk 2009-09-11 11:20 |
| #1 Of course Zim notes have more value! You can use them as toilet paper in case of emergency...carbon credits, not so much. |
| Posted by: Cornsilk Blondie 2009-09-11 05:48 |