This is simply the "Trickle Down" theory as opposed to the "Trickle Up" theory. However, I agree that the Trickle Down theory is wrong. It's been shown time and time again that when individuals are given a tax refund, they will quickly go out and spend it, which helps to give the economy a boost. But when company are given a tax break, more time than not they'll simply horde the money or executives get large bonuses in the million. It is rarely used to hire more people, or give raises.

Yes when the economy takes a downturn, they are quick to give pay cuts, reduce benefits, cut hours or fire employees all together. This leaves the remaining employees to pick up the slack with no salary increase. Americans are horribly overworked and underpaid.

Very thorough analysis on $NXTD, a stock that gets little to no coverage. I'm impressed.

Yes, don't invest too much and certainly not in a single stock. Diversify, diversify, diversify.

Well put.

While that's true Craig, that's when the tariffs are one-sided. In a #tradewar, China reciprocates with tariffs of it's own. Meaning higher prices for Americans who buy Chinese products (which is almost everything) and for Chinese citizens, they'll buy more of their own products (good for them) and fewer of our products (bad for us).

Always a pleasure to read this every week.

This is very impressive news about $TOMDF. In fact it almost sounds TOO good to be true. A better, cheaper test that save more lives? Are there any downsides? Is it just as accurate as existing tests?

It will take many days to unload all the shares that they have based on the average daily volume.

Lawsuits take years to play out. It will probably be a while before we hear anything.

Agreed.