I would class this endorsement as one more case of action without adequate analysis of the secondary effects. rather tyrpical of a long string of comments.

Acquisitions in the advanced electronics realm do seem to be driven by a rather obscure set of motivations, and often by an excessive exposure to the California sunshine.

Quite interesting.

Another representation of due diligence here. So the Vista fund may be a good investment, it appears.

Certainly there is a cyclical nature to stock prices and growth, and certainly those traders who are able to buy low and sell high are doing just that, or will be shortly. Those who hold for the longer term should also be pleased with the growth. The theory is that this is how it should work.

So now finally more folks have taken interest in the cannabis corner of the market. I had known that would happen, patience is rewarded.

An interesting conclusion that Microsoft is not a monopoly. That shows just how much influence money can buy.

As for our president, he seems to be following the Ted Nugent path of making statements without thinking. (for those unfamiliar with the name, T.N. was a rock star noted for very off-the-wall comments) So has the chemically induced lack of judgement rendered the president incompetent? Or just reduced his inhibitions a bit? Or not had any effect at all?

I am certainly confused as to the person's continuing ability to lead in a wise manner.

Quite an interesting article, I had not considered that renewable energy would be a moneymaker, but it does make sense.

But what are "organic investments"? That is a very new-age term that I am not familiar with.

This is also the way a cattle stampede gets going. And about the same intellectual level, actually.

Due Dilligence done again and another good stock announced. Thanks.