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Of the hundreds of pin-headed things that have taken place over the last year, near the top of the list is the notion that the failing movie house AMC Entertainment, which makes a few bucks selling soft drinks and popcorn at their deteriorating movie theatres, was an investment that would make every 19 year old a fortune. Let’s just say it’s not working out. This is a company drowning in debt in a business which is stagnant, at best.
Where is what the multi-million dollar salary professionals on Wall Street were telling their clients with respect to Docusign. Not a single “Sell”. Not one.
Remember Lemonade? The company that, at the start of this year, was WORTH MORE THAN IBM? Yeah, that Lemonade. The company none of us have heard of. Let’s just say it’s not longer worth more than IBM. Or the Slope of Hope, for that matter.
I can only express my astonishment – – and, frankly, a bit of envy – – that any given financial instrument can be so consistently awful, even on a Buy Everything day like today.
