@[Joe Johnson](user:35978), while to a large extent you are correct about the "Broken Window Fallacy," that doesn't take into consideration those who save money rather than pump it back into the economy. As an extension, that's the reason why I think #Trump will fail with his policies is because when companies get tax breaks, they horde the money, they don't give it to their employees.

I received the #Sprint offer in the mail and was impressed. I usually toss these promotions to trash where they belong, but am considering a switch myself. But it would only be temporary since, as you mentioned, the offer is only for 1 year. To get free phones, do you still need to sign a 2-year contract? I haven't switched providers in ages. $S

Would love to get other investors' insights into their business model...

Thanks, Fredrik, but the link doesn't seem to work.

@[Molon Labe](user:34891), what about the #PatriotAct?

Thanks for sharing your expertise on this. You make an excellent point.

I couldn't agree more Alex.

Yes, but that happiness is short lived if you can't actually afford those things. Too many American buy now on credit and try to figure out how to pay for it later. If they are not careful and get late fees or finance fees, it ends up costing them much more than they realized

How so? Apple is trying to avoid paying any taxes to any one. It is #Apple which is being unfair. $AAPL

So... "a lot of people are saying" it's a conspiracy? Now YOU sound like #Trump :)