Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Persio, è ora che metti a frutto la tua superiore capacità di  previsione

quando uno capisce 4 anni prima del gran capitale dove ci saranno le
maggiori possibilità di guadagno, pur avendo un milionesimo delle
informazioni che una multinazionale media ha, è chiaro che ha
un'intelligenza analitica di livello assoluto. Ti consiglio di
stampare un'antologia delle tue previsioni sul mercato russo, poi di
allegare questo articolo, e lasciare basito il CEO di turno svelando
solo alla fine i 4 anni di differenza tra le tue previsioni e
l'accettazione da parte di una multinazionale del fatto che avevi
ragione.
Presentati così:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCe-w50-Onw
 
Poi fai la tua previsione:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSxihhBzCjk
 
e alla scontata replica del petroliere di turno "ma io estraggo
petrolio," lo illuminerai d'immenso rispondendo
"e con cosa si fa la plastica?"
Come compenso per il consiglio mi basta l'1% dei miliardi di euro che
farai da oggi e oscure allusioni a un'intelligenza superiore che ti
guida quando ti intervisteranno.
 
Russian market is full of “fantastic opportunities”
“The Forum has become a great meeting place for international
business. Just think of the things that have happened on the IT side.
You’re seeing a lot of good things happening,” Klaus Kleinfeld told RT
at the 2012 St. Petersburg Economic Forum.
Kleinfeld is CEO and chairman at Alcoa, the world’s third largest
aluminum producer, and has been doing business in the Russian market
for almost twenty years. The differences in the business environment
between 1993 and 2012 are tangible, calling the economic forum itself
an indicator of the positive changes around the country, he says.
Alcoa is already heavily invested in the Russian market, with multiple
business sites, over 5,000 employees, and approximately a billion
dollars worth of investments. But Klein expects investment in aluminum
to grow over the years, saying that this is “just the beginning”.
“The thing now is to get the productivity invested, to make sure that
we also educate the market about the great capabilities of aluminum;
recyclability, lightweight – there are fantastic opportunities there.
If you look at the consumption per inhabitant here, it’s about 6
kilograms. The average in Europe is about 40 kilograms of aluminum per
inhabitant, so you see that we’re standing just at the beginning of
really utilizing the power of that material as well.”
Despite the recent 20% drop in aluminum prices and the troubled
European economy, Klein has founded his optimism on a growing demand
for aluminum and the expansion of the industry into areas and markets
that are only beginning to realize the potential of this metal, saying
the fundamentals for further development are undeniably strong.
“We’ve seen a 10 percent world market demand growth last year. We
project 7 percent world market demand growth this year. We’ve seen
that physical demand is very, very strong… we’re entering a lot of
industry – the automotive industry is just starting to use lightweight
materials. Consumer electronics are just starting to understand
replacing plastic with aluminum, getting better sustainability,
getting better recyclability. Aluminum is infinitely recyclable, 75%
is still in use that was ever produced on this planet. These are great
statistics, and I’m very optimistic that this is also going to play
well in the Russian market.”
http://rt.com/business/news/russian-market-full-opportunities-569/
 

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Questi sono quelli che a Porto Vesme in Sardegna chiudono.
 
 
 
Interessante vero?
 
 
 
 
 
 

 guida quando ti intervisteranno.
 
Quello è Nostradamus che mi appare in sogno.  Non sempre lo capisco, però.
 
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