Freight rail lines: like land, they’re not making any more of it.
They only go from point A to point B, with stops in between. Aircraft can go any where there is an airport. Sure this limitation on flexibility is something akin to a limited competition. Or so my mind thinks after a few beers.
Next 20 years will be a similar chart with energy on top
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I have absolutely no idea about this, but I’ll take the opposite side of that trade. Just for fun. If it’s true YOU can say it’s because you’re smart. If it ends up not being true, WE can say because I got lucky. I’ll almost always take the other side of a trade because #NKA.
See you in 2033 on this one! Hope you’re keeping track.
I have absolutely no idea about this, but I’ll take the opposite side of that trade. Just for fun. If it’s true YOU can say it’s because you’re smart. If it ends up not being true, WE can say because I got lucky. I’ll almost always take the other side of a trade because #NKA.
See you in 2033 on this one! Hope you’re keeping track.
OK I may of been overzealous on this one. I only have clarity on energy equities for next 5 years. Beyond that when supply gets flooded while capital rushes in(sort of like the bloody streaming war right now) all bets are off
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