Two readers of my Neatest Little Guide to Stock Market Investing built an Adobe Flex application to research stocks using parameters from the book. Sven-Olav Paavel and Martin Valler wrote, “We have been hearing business requirements about all kind of extreme sorting and dragging-dropping for years but thanks to Flex we can now start to […]
Author Archives: Jason Kelly
Seven Years On With Nothing To Show
Hard to believe it’s already been seven years. This year, I came home to Colorado to visit my family over the 9/11 anniversary. On the Tuesday shuttle from Denver Airport to where I met my brother, I spoke with the driver. We remembered back to where we were that morning seven years ago. He’d been […]
Nuclear Power And EEStor’s Batteries
Following up on last week’s article about nuclear power, longtime reader Luigi sent the following comments: As a physicist, let me point out a few items: More people die of radiation poisoning in coal mines than in uranium mines. That’s right, it is not a misprint, there’s lots of radioactive material in coal mines and […]
Still Watching Russia
I mentioned back on Aug. 12 that The Kelly Letter was watching to buy weakness in Russia. Watching was the key word. We’re still waiting to wade in, but haven’t yet. I wrote to subscribers in the Aug. 24 note: Georgia remains under Russian occupation. Russia claims that it has withdrawn enough troops to meet […]
The Google Internet OS Is Called Chrome
I’ve written extensively about Microsoft being threatened by the development of an internet-based operating system that would make Windows optional. My premise is that almost all applications are migrating online. When Windows is optional and non-Microsoft applications are a free download away, Microsoft will be in big trouble. Many of these articles are collected under […]





