Is there another site like TalkMarkets to "cage rattle?" I think it's pretty unique in that regard.

If you couldn't be bothered to post the link, I wasn't going to be bothered to try to find it on my own.  But I do appreciate your posting the link now. Though as it happens, I had already read the article and found it interesting.

Glad to see you learned how to hyperlink!

Thanks for the read.

Your problem is you don't know how to market yourself appropriately. You do know SEO, don't use keywords, etc. No one knows what globanomics is, so no one will search on that content to find this. You are posting on a site about stock ideas, but are off topic. You include no summaries on your posts, so readers won't know what htey are about, and which makes it harder for you to bring in organic search from search engines like Google. Even in this one post, you are lamenting that more people aren't reading your article, "The Road To Enlightenment." But you didn't even include a hyperlink to that article in your post. That would have not only helped with your SEO but made it easy for people to click on the link and go straight to the article. Do you really expect people to put in the effort to spend many clicks searching for the post themselves?

I'm in if you are :)

I was just thinking the same. I hope the author can offer some insight. He did not really address why the stock appears to be so undervalued.  I don't want to dive in and buy in case there are some red flags I'm missing. But I've looked online and haven't been able to find any thing of concern to warrant the low stock price.

Mr. Naegele is clrealy a mysognistic, small man, who can't respect women who achieve any success in life.  No wonder he supportrs Trump.

As the owner of X (Twitter), doesn't #Musk rig it so his posts are amplified more than everyone else's?  That gives him far more influence and doesn't offere a democratic and equal playing field. 

More importantly, when he chooses to retweet a dangerous conspiracy, debunked claim, or outright lie, he is giving those absurd ideas credibility.  And more times than not, those tweets lead to undeserved outrage, hate, and sometimes even violence.

Musk should be more responsible.

What does the last photo have to do with the article?