RE:Vehicular Pollution The Biggest Pollution
by Netguru ji on Feb 10, 2008 07:40 PM Permalink
From what I understand, you need not follow any emission norms. As a retail investor you buy the carbon credits through the commodity stock exchange(MCX) and sell it if the credit value goes up. You make profit when the credit value goes up. Since it is treated as a commodity, it is traded in F&O segment as contracts stored in electronic format.
RE:RE:Vehicular Pollution The Biggest Pollution
by suvarna kulkarni on Feb 06, 2008 02:30 AM Permalink
good question. now even i am also waiting for answer. suvarna - commodity dealer and writer on commodity market
RE:Vehicular Pollution The Biggest Pollution
by Gopinath Pandey on Feb 06, 2008 07:56 AM Permalink
You asked a question like Lalu/ Rabri. Could you think that farmers will use ATM? Everything can not be simplified for everybody. How do you think a farmer is related to the software business or steel industry??
RE:Vehicular Pollution The Biggest Pollution
by TheOneAndOnly on Feb 06, 2008 11:54 AM Permalink
Let us First shed the Notion that a Farmer means a poor uneducated man.
Due to communism and socialism, We have a notion that Farmer means a Ryot Coolie. Let us understand the difference.
Corporate Farming is already happening And more Laws will surely be made/amended - Like the way JyotiBasu and Buddhadeb have issued statements about Capitalism.
So, Soon you will see Highly Educated People resorting to Well Managed Farming, either Corporatised or Non-Corporatised.
'These credits are bought over by the companies of developed countries -- mostly Europeans -- because the United States has not signed the Kyoto Protocol.'
RE:querry
by PS on Feb 05, 2008 06:50 PM Permalink
yes they can. They constitute retail investors, and if they the basic understanding s stated above, then they should be eligible
RE:RE:Biggest Rip off
by suvarna kulkarni on Feb 06, 2008 02:36 AM Permalink
pratical way : make money on their foolishness and prove yourself smart !!!
Carbon credits are like real estate. Too much money is chasing fewer transactions. There is shortage of good projects and good people both in carbon credits market and real estate market (I refer to promoters/entreprenuers).
ACtually I read Crichton's book about some fear thingy. he says global warming is not happening and that its a figment of imagination by environment NGO's to drum up money by industries for themselves. He's offered all kinds of proof. Dunno what to believe.
