ERBB, MJNA, CBIS, etc. are all a lot shadier than some of the current popular stocks. FITX seems to be building a facility that will grow 1.5 million lbs of pot a year. They need to pass inspection from the Canadian government right now. This is the gambling time for that stock. If that inspection passes, it could enter dollar land. Right now its about 5/6 cents. I possibly sold my shares a bit too early. FITX also has a nutritional supplement line, which is moving up in terms of popularity on places like body building.com and GNC. Interesting choice right now imo. Just needs a good share buyback announcement.

Brilliant response! It's also a good lesson to corporations who often show poor judgment. That fact that they went after this little guy, it's akin to bullying. Yes, they were in their right legally, but the guy sold 3 drinks. The amount of money they spent and the negative PR they got... they should have just let it be. At least they got that $6 check!

So while this should be a wake up call to Snapchat to beef up its security, I wouldn't say that's the reason to rule them out. But I will likely now wait till such security is in place before I check them out first hand.Hopefully Mr. Fuld's personal information is safe from those hackers.

So while this should be a wake up call to Snapchat to beef up its security, I wouldn't say that's the reason to rule them out. But I will likely now wait till such security is in place before I check them out first hand.Hopefully Mr. Fuld's personal information is safe from those hackers.

So while this should be a wake up call to Snapchat to beef up its security, I wouldn't say that's the reason to rule them out. But I will likely now wait till such security is in place before I check them out first hand.Hopefully Mr. Fuld's personal information is safe from those hackers.

No, I wasn't aware. Thanks for the warning. But your statement isn't fair - even the major companies, or dare I say, especially the major companies are targeted and often susceptible to such attacks. I remember Twitter, Facebook, Google and most recently Target all falling victims to such attacks.

I agree with much of what you say, but I think it's a stretch to blame every act of violence on the economy. After all, look how many riots erupt at sporting events, even when the economy is booming.

Seems like a no-brainer, I'm going to give this one a try, thanks.

Great read, I've heard a lot about Snapchat but never knew what made it "special." Though I wonder, is the ability to "self destruct" after opening such a unique feature that the leading social media sites can't simply copy that, rendering Snapchat pointless? If facebook, youtube, pinterest, etc, offered that seemingly easy to replicate option, why would I need snapchat?