Interesting idea - like Back to the Future II.

Agreed.

I suspect many of these people are getting the bulk of their income 'under the table' and/or intentionally not seeking higher salaries to avoid losing their government benefits (#ObamaPhones, #welfare, #foodstamps, etc.).

See @[Bill Bonner](user:5168)'s exceleent article about this here: www.talkmarkets.com/.../how-to-bend-stretch-and-break-the-law-for-fun-and-profit

That may be true for people taking the traditional route, but some startup entrepreneurs seem to get away with a lot. Like Zuckerberg wearing the same hoodie day in an day out. Had I shown up to an interview like that, I'd be shown the door.

Why not @[Carol Wydra](user:7533)? I think $EXPR shows promise. And charts don't lie.

Did you actually read Apple's response? They don't have the ability to do what the government is asking them to do.

I'm not so sure. You are forgetting one key point. $KING is not a one hit wonder. Sure, the stock may stagnate or even go down for a bit. But once they have their next hit again, the price will increase even further.

They should milk their current product lines as long as they can. Plenty of time to find the next big thing.

I can speak first hand to the fact that AWS has the worst customer service I've ever seen in a hosting company. Lot's of problems with a VERY slow response time. In fact, most times they don't respond at all. If you want tech support to response within a timely manner, they charge you extra for it too. Surprising for "Earth's Most Customer Centric Company."

I agree completely.