>>8332708 I'll start one
tyb's
09-0017 C-32A out of JBA and trailing 82-8000 VIP
R01O51 USMC C-560 depart Huntsville Int'l after a quick stop -off. Also R91040 with a second fly-by of same airport. Something going on here.
ADS-B sucks today and freezes after a few minutes. Updates will be dependent on that.
they have to be with it but sounds good to me.
AZAZ0909 USMC C-560 out of JBA
82-8000 VIP and 09-0017 are not on the scope
Putin Is Facing Down OPEC Because His Economy Can Take The Pain
Russia in better shape than before to cope with low oil prices. Vladimir Putin’s resistance to further output cuts has pushed Russia’s accord with the OPEC cartel that controls more than half of the world’s oil production toward breakdown. Some key metrics guiding the Russian economy help explain the president’s reasoning.
“Thanks to Russia taking harsh measures earlier, Russia can now afford a lower oil price than five to six years ago,” said Dmitry Dolgin, chief economist at ING Bank in Moscow.
Five years of austerity and safeguarding assets against the threat of U.S. sanctions have left Russia in a stronger position than ever before to cope with lower oil prices. Putin’s plans to increase spending this year can go ahead regardless and a weaker ruble will only help the country’s commodity exporters, which sell their goods in dollars.
Russia resisted pressure from allies in the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to make deeper production cuts at negotiations in Vienna that ended without a deal on Friday, saying it favors maintaining supply reductions at current levels until June. Saudi Arabia, the other major player in the OPEC+ talks, is pushing for a group cut of 1.5 million barrels a day. International sanctions forced Russia to strip back foreign borrowing in recent years, while stringent fiscal policies pared domestic spending to a minimum. The result is that Russia now boasts the fourth-biggest international reserves in the world, and some of the lowest debt levels. Putin’s new government still has plenty of room to start increasing spending this year even if oil prices drop closer toward $40 a barrel. Gone are the days when Russia needed oil prices of over $100 a barrel to balance its budget. A combination of spending cuts and revenue increases pursued since the 2015 oil price crash has pushed the break-even point for the budget down to $51 a barrel. Though oil prices breached that level earlier this month, the Finance Ministry can afford to take in a bit less given that the budget ran a surplus in the last two years. The ruble is down close to 10% so far this year, compared with a nearly 30% plunge for Brent crude, implying that the Russian currency is still overvalued. In the past the Kremlin has been content to keep the currency weak to boost revenues of commodity exporters, the driving force of the economy. Bloomberg Economics’s Scott Johnson warns though that a blow to the ruble could “undermine domestic demand just when more external shocks are on the way.”
https://www.bloomberg.com//news/articles/2020-03-06/putin-is-facing-down-opec-because-his-economy-can-take-the-pain
https://www.macrotrends.ne
t/2566/crude-oil-prices-today-live-chart
barely hanging on to $42/pb-look for a bounce in the oil patch however it looks sickly here.
Ameresco Inc., President/CEO/CoB sold: $17m-Mar 5
Ameresco, Inc. (Ameresco) is a provider of a range of energy services, including energy efficiency, infrastructure upgrades, energy security and resilience, asset sustainability and renewable energy solutions for businesses and organizations throughout North America and Europe. Ameresco's sustainability services include capital and operational upgrades to a facility's energy infrastructure and the development, construction, ownership and operation of renewable energy plants. Its segments include U.S. Regions, U.S. Federal, Canada, Small-Scale Infrastructure and All Other. Its U.S. Regions, U.S. Federal and Canada segments offer energy efficiency products and services. Its Small-Scale Infrastructure segment sells electricity, processed renewable gas fuel, heat or cooling, produced from renewable sources of energy and generated by small-scale plants that it owns. The All Other segment offers enterprise energy management services, consulting services and integrated-photovoltaic (PV). Number of employees : 1 116 people.
moar here
>https://www.marketscreener.com/AMERESCO-INC-6420794/company/
Mr. Sakellaris is the President and Chief Executive Officer, as well as the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Ameresco, Inc. Mr. Sakellaris worked at the utility New England Electric System (NEES). Mr. Sakellaris then purchased the business known as NEES Energy in 1991 and renamed it NORESCO. Additionally, he was a founding member of the National Association of Energy Service Companies (NAESCO) where he served as the first president and advocated for the new industry. He remains an active NAESCO member today. Mr. Sakellaris earned both M.B.A and M.S.E.E. degrees from Northeastern University and a B.S.E.E. degree from the University of Maine – Orono. In May 2012, the University of Maine granted him an Honorary Doctorate
>https://www.ameresco.com/portfolio-item/george-p-sakellaris-p-e/
https://www.finviz.com/insidertrading.ashx?oc=1496665&tc=7&b=2
not presently. you need a backup?
>The files handed over by an investigator from Argentina establish a link between the Credit Suisse predecessor that harboured the valuables looted from victims of the Third Reich and the Nazi-friendly leaders that were in office in Buenos Aires at the time.
If it was late the last two nights I did not see it. ty for making me aware. Hopefully they will post again. Can use all the help I can get with that.
I would imagine he was on that favored list. Just like the solyndra shit. I wonder if the debt got subordinated so the campaign contributors got paid out first like in the solyndra example.
chek't
then do your own list faggot. Bitching about it solves wut?