Roads are normally built with Tar or concrete, but France wants to construct new roads with solar panels. These roads will generate power, so they will serve a dual function. Denmark has already paved the way with this invention and so far the roads are generating more power than was originally projected. Could this be the wave of the future; time will tell it always does.
This video contains some rather interesting information, but before we get to it we would like to introduce an another article that makes for a very compelling read:
We will keep this short and sweet. Fear mongers have one thing in common; they pretend to have your interests at heart, but all they are looking for is to find a way to milk you out of your hard-earned money. Fear has to be avoided under any circumstance when it comes to investing. It is a detestable emotion that just sucks you dry. It takes and gives nothing back in return. When the crowd panics, one should resist the urge to become one with fear and the crowd. We are not in the jungle and fear is a useless emotion when it comes to making money in the markets. Get rid of it or it will get rid of you. Fear is a parasitic emotion; the only good parasite is a dead parasite. So shoot to kill when it comes to fear. In 2011, from the high to low the Dow shed roughly 16.2% or 2,070 points. Now, depending on your entry point, this could have been a mild correction or crash. If you purchased right at the top, then the experience could have been crash-like for you. Just because you think it’s a crash does not necessarily signify that your perceptions, that are being overwhelmed by fear are correct. Fear Mongers Parasites that Profit from your Fear
Other Articles of Interest:
Stock Market Bull not ready to buckle (4 May)
Gold Bugs think & stop listening to Fear mongers (1 May)
Fear mongers are parasites that profit from your fear (27 April)
Plain evidence that financial experts know even less than Jackasses (26 April)
Negative rates fantastic for speculators but terrible for global economy (16 April)
How will Gold fare in a negative interest environment (14 April)
