Good point. And that was far from #Uber's only crime. They are probably one of the most unethical companies around. Yet they still make a bundle. Same with #Amazon. Even if they lose in court, it will likely amount to a minor slap on the wrist - a tiny percentage of the profits they reaped from this activity.

As long as the punishments are insignificant, the crimes will continue as the reward far outweighs the risk. I hope #eBay wins.

That's graphite. Graphene is related somehow, yet totally different at the same time. Perhaps @[Michael Molman](user:50272) can better explain.

I had tried, and just tried again for you but failed. It really was jaw dropping. Wish I could find it again. Hard to believe what graphene can produce unless you can see it with your own eyes.

I saw a video about #graphene last year that blew me away. Wish I could find it now. The benefits to the tech industry are literally mind boggling. But I admit, after hearing nothing about it since then, I had completely forgotten about it until now. Glad to hear graphene is not a pipedream after all. And some good investment ideas here too. I may have to get in on this - you've rekindled my interest!

You simply a complex topic well.

Interesting. Why don't you apply to be a contributor here so more people see your work? Saw this article which might interest you?

www.talkmarkets.com/.../why-be-a-contributor-to-talkmarkets

Unfortunately, this is pretty common with big companies. Remember Palm Pilot? Ever hear how they stole the sylus pen (the thingee that could change from a stylus to a pen) from an inventor who pitched the idea to them. It was a simple but brilliant idea so they just declined the offer and went on to make it on their own, even though the inventor had a patent. But Palm Pilot had a huge legal team while the inventor was just one guy. Fighting it would have bankrupted him.

Thanks for this important update on $TSLA.

Nice stock picks. I've been a fan of $CAT for a while.

Thanks Walt, I always enjoy your articles!