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Founder & CEO of Alfidi Capital
Anthony J. Alfidi is the founder and CEO of Alfidi Capital, an investment research firm in San Francisco, California. Alfidi Capital publishes free investment research with honesty and humor. Mr. Alfidi holds a Bachelor's degree in human resource management from the University of Notre Dame ...more

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BioPharmX Losing Even More Money In 2015
BioPharmX had a very unprofitable 2015 even after ramping up SGA expenses. They also lost money in the prior two years.
Figuring Out Aoxing Pharmaceutical's Future
Aoxing Pharmaceutical is one of those Chinese drug companies that wanted a US stock market listing. Such listings are a smart move if a thriving foreign company wants to raise capital here or expand operations beyond its home country.
The Fed Awakens
It would be nice if the Fed could raise interest rates all the way to a more normal level, say 6.00%. That would be the required shock therapy to kill off uneconomic business projects by pricing them out of the range of reasonably available capital.
Modest Proposal To Save Yahoo
I noticed some recent news articles about how your board is considering some serious pruning at Yahoo. I'll offer a brief outline of what I think you should do before shopping around to some private equity firms.
Federal Reserve Rate Rise Waiting Game
The anticipation over the Federal Reserve's likely target rate increase is approaching fever pitch, at least for a few thousand economists, bond traders, and analysts who are otherwise surgically attached to capital markets information systems.
Inside Information Is Worthless And Illegal
Every analyst on Wall Street has access to the same public information about corporate performance and the economy's health. Only criminals resort to insider trading. Competent investors never use inside information.
The Imaginary Federal Reserve Toolbox
The likely rise in interest rates in September 2015 is a sleight-of-hand move. The Fed is about to open a new chapter in money market fund history. Borrowing from money market funds would effectively be an accounting trick.
BRICS Downgrades Portend Bond Market Illiquidity Gates
It would be unfair to blame Goldman for the BRICS debacle. The rest of Wall Street is just as shortsighted as one marquee firm. Everyone who could have seen this coming chose to ignore default risks for emerging economies tied to low-value exports.
Picking Correct Hard Asset Benchmarks
Commodities, real estate, and perhaps even infrastructure are often lumped together into a very broad asset class. Picking them apart into sensible components requires identifying benchmarks for apples-to-apples comparisons.
POET Technologies Has No Poetry
I am hard-pressed to understand this company's rationale for existence. The IC market is broad but it is not at all clear how POET will capture any revenue once it irons out the kinks in its production process and has a viable chip to sell.
True Gold Mining Has True Problems
True Gold Mining is losing money. I just thought I'd say that right off the bat so we don't waste any time beating around the African bush. The company has been around in some form since 1987 according to Yahoo Finance.
Seabridge Gold Has A Bridge To Two Projects
Seabridge is viable if a major partner wants to contribute billions of dollars to starting its two major projects. The market is bidding up this company's share price based on its ore body estimates rather than its operating history.
Uranium Energy Corp. May As Well Be Radioactive
Uranium Energy Corp. (UEC) used to be named something related to gold. Another company now has their old name, so that's just water under the bridge.
Bion Environmental Technologies Churns Much Effluent
Bion Environmental Technologies has spent several decades developing a technology to treat the waste runoff from commercial livestock operations.
Sourcing The ROI Of Rice Production
There is no pure-play tradeable security covering only the rice subsector of agribusiness. Commodity ETFs and agribusiness sector ETFs have only limited rice exposure.
Social Security Loopholes Will Accelerate Systemic Insolvency
Social Security is not an insurance program with its own asset base as collateral for liabilities. It is a transfer payment from current taxpayers to current beneficiaries.People legally gaming the system will increase the burden on current payees.
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