"The solar industry is growing by leaps and bounds -- posting 20% to 25% compounded growth annually. Yet, as a power source, solar still cannot compete with conventional forms of electrical generation. Only with government subsidies can the economic gap be currently overcome. Yet rising fuel costs, combined with ongoing technological advances, are narrowing that gap. When it is fully closed, the market for solar (and solar stocks) will absolutely explode." (6/08)   

Galway Resources (TSX: GWY)"Results show Victorio to be a very nice, large moly project." (5/08)  

"One of the best and a favorite of mine and even more so with the latest eye-popping results." (5/08)   

Galway Resources (TSX: GWY)"Represents great value right now, especially with the new coal exploration initiative." (2/08)  

Crosshair Exploration & Mining (CXX:TSX.V, CXZ:AMEX, CXX:TSX)"Well-positioned to take advantage of a return to the uranium market by speculators." (7/9/08)  

"Set to acquire more than 4000 additional claims in the Central Mineral Belt." (6/11/08) Entire Article Here.  

“Crosshair Exploration and Mining has just released the final set of results from last year’s drill program at their Central Mineral Belt (CMB) Uranium deposit in Labrador and have shown again why they are one of my favorites to emerge as a winner over the long haul.” (1/16/08)   

"Despite wild fluctuations within the commodities market, the long-term uranium price has held constant for the last nine months. The uranium industry is part of the solution to the global problem of meeting the growing demand for electricity in a cost-effective manner...Demand is outpacing supply and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future." (3/4/08)  

"Bad news on weather, production, or the Middle East could spike it to $157 before a pullback. We have several support and resistance oil prices all the way to $176 during 2008." (7/2/08)   

"For the most basic and fundamental reasons, your editor is becoming extremely bullish on oil and other forms of energy, most notable of which is uranium."(12/29/07)  

"World demand for uranium to fuel nuclear power plants is on the increase at the same time as its abundant supply is far from certain. The world may need as much as 700 gigawatts of electric capacity (GWe) by 2030, which would require about 400 million pounds of uranium annually, according to a recent issue of Ux Weekly. That amount is roughly 3.5 times the current amount of uranium produced annually."(12/4/07)   

"OPEC believes demand for their oil could drop 700,000 barrels per day by next year, thanks to more non- conventional oil and natural gas liquids and increased oil conservation as folks drive less or drive more fuel efficient cars." (7/16/08)   

"While losing oil supply from the second largest OPEC producer would be bad enough, a blockage of the Strait of Hormuz, however temporary, would halt 40% of the world’s tanker traffic." (7/14/08)  

"... the Energy Information Administration (EIA) said Tuesday that benchmark U.S. crude oil will on average cost $127.39 a barrel this year...this number represents a 4.3% upward revision from the EIA’s previous price outlook." (7/9/08)  

"Crude oil set another record, fuelled by worries that Israel and Iran may soon be headed for a military conflict. A few days ago, the head of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard said his country may close the Strait of Hormuz, a waterway that handles 20% of the world's oil exports, if its nuclear sites were attacked by Israel.” (7/2/08)  

The report week ended July 16 registered significant price declines at virtually all market locations in the Lower 48 States, with the largest decreases occurring in the Arizona/Nevada, California, and Louisiana trading regions." (7/17/08)  

"At the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX), a trend of rising prices for natural gas futures contracts was at least temporarily interrupted. After the August 2008 contract reached a daily settlement price of $13.578 per MMBtu (a record high for this contract) on July 3, the price decreased by $1.57 per MMBtu over the next three trading sessions and ended the week $1.38 lower than last Wednesday." (7/10/08)  

"Since Wednesday, June 25, natural gas spot prices increased at most markets in the Lower 48 States, with prices rising up to 5 percent during the period." (7/3/08)  

"Natural gas spot price movements were mixed this report week (Wednesday–Wednesday, June 18-25), with price decreases generally occurring in producing areas in the Gulf of Mexico region and price increases at trading locations in the Rockies, the Midcontinent, and the Northeast. " (6/26/08)  

"Oil has corrected down to a support level around $135, we could bounce higher off of this and go on to new highs. However, it would not surprise me to see oil eventually correct further to the $125 area. We may have seen a short term to medium term high in the price of oil at $145. A consolidation at these new higher price levels would be normal market action." (7/9/08)   

"Just like the junior mining stocks on the TSX Venture, the oil&gas stocks as measured by the TSX Energy index have been stuck in a sideways pattern or consolidation for a very long period of over 2 years, while in the mean time oil went from $60 to $100." (5/12/08)  

Titan Uranium TUE-TSX.V "Titan has done well for us."  

"At first glance, the rails may not seem an energy group. But consider that the vast majority of all coal moved in the US is transported by rail; in fact, coal is the railroads' most important freight. The same is true of ethanol. Ethanol can’t be moved by pipeline because of its corrosiveness; therefore, most of it is carried on trains." (7/2/08)  

"Thanks to growth in oil trade and global oil demand, investing in tanker stocks can be extraordinarily rewarding. Better still, tanker firms earn huge free cash flow when tanker freight rates are healthy; many return this cash to shareholders as dividends..." (6/18/08)  

"...on the all-too-often ignored supply side, the EIA slashed its estimates for 2008 non-OPEC oil production growth. Late last year, the EIA was looking for a 1 million bbl/d increase in non-OPEC production for 2008; the organization had cut that estimate to 600,000 bbl/d by May and to just 310,000 bbl/d in the June report. And even that looks overly optimistic..." (6/12/08)   

"Demand is slowing in the US and EU because of higher prices and weak economic growth. But demand in the developing world shows no sign of slowing; China continues to subsidize gasoline prices so the Chinese consumer doesn’t feel the full brunt of recent price gains. Strong growth in demand outside the developed world is swamping any US demand shortfall." (6/4/08)  

"As of July 4, 2008, year-to-date, the junior E&P sub-index outperformed gas futures, oil futures and the TSX Composite Index. Gas futures are up 81.4% year-to-date versus oil futures, up 51.4% year-to-date." (7/9/08)  

"Near-month crude oil closed out the week at US$134.86/bbl, down 2.7% on the week, and up 99.3% from this time last year." (6/17/08)  

"As of June 6, 2008, year-to-date, junior E&P sub-index outperformed the gas futures, the oil futures, and the TSX Composite Index. Gas futures are up 69.6% year-to-date, versus oil futures up 44.3% year-to-date. " (6/10/08)  

"Near-month crude oil closed out the week at US$132.19/bbl, up 4.7% on the week, and up 106.0% from this time last year." (5/27/08)