I agree with most of this, though property going down by 75-90% against gold?? No way. Even stocks won't have that kind of differential but certainly not property.

Of course, but my point was that his greed got the better of him. He likely could have become almost as wealthy through honest means.

Sounds promising...

I find it curious that everything seemed to happen at the same time. Right after the cancer drug pricing debacle, this old case came to the forefront again. Just a coincidence? Or was there renewed pressure to go after this guy? Seems to me he should have been arrested a long time ago.

What I find amazing is that clearly Shkreli is brilliant. Look at the companies he started from scratch and the returns he generated. He likely would have done quite well without having to sink to such lows.

Do you have any proof whatsoever that the elections are rigged other than watching episodes of "Scandal" on TV? Special interests own politicians, sure, but I'd still like to think our elections aren't corrupted.

He may be arrogant but he is brilliant. Unfortunately, they tend to go hand in hand. Us common folk just have to deal with it and give credit where credit is due.

I tagged you by typing your name after using the @ symbol. Just like on Facebook.

Lucky indeed. Though I had generally liked Tesla, I had taken action after reading your article when it first appeared. Consumer Report's reaction was fortuitous indeed! Thanks @[Chris Lau](user:15438)!

I'd agree with both @[Alexis Renault](user:7620) and @[Gary Anderson](user:4798). But I'll throw in another point. I believe bugs are mostly expected and accepted in tech due to there being no other options. All the manufacturer's launch products before all the kinks are worked out.

But with a car, there are plenty of other options that aren't plagued with this issues. That combined with @[Chris Lau](user:15438)'s article, indicates that Tesla is going down.