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Humor is an integral part of our everyday interactions, whether we’re trying to navigate a bookstore, make conversation with the barista at our favourite coffee shop, or talk a police officer out of a ticket. Our inherent desire to laugh motivates us to share funny YouTube videos and respond to text messages with an LOL or the iconic smiley face. Many of us even choose to get our daily news with a heaping side order of comedy from outlets like "The Daily Show", "The Colbert Report" or The Onion. When push comes to punch, we’d rather laugh than lie facedown, weeping into the carpet.
When investing in the public markets, be it micro caps or large caps there are alway portions of a speech at the mic at a conference where the CEO wishes he had just not said that…..so rather than wait for that out take, we keep it.
So with that, we take a funny look at an "not so insider view" of companies that are publicly traded to soften the blow or insure some where under the covers, we can laugh at making a lot of money or losing just a bit.
Rule #1: Never lose money. Rule #2: Never forget rule No #1 - Warren Buffett
Enjoy, live, laugh and never forget Rule #1...
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The Bridge - Vol XIII:Colonial Coal Webinar Edition
I am currently watching the Colonial Coal International Corporation's webinar for the third time, and I must say that I am extremely interested. It is easy to overlook and undervalue some of the important aspects of the presentation. David, who is leading ...
The Bridge - Vol XII:Natural Resources Edition
Where to start? Keep the good till the end, so you read on or talk about the ugly. Generally, 2022 left a lot to behold. The narrative for gold never happened, so of course silver never moved either. The oil narrative never happened after one full year of a war ...
The Bridge - Vol XI:Natural Resources Edition
Since Sept/2021 we have seen the stock run from .90 to well over $3.70 ($165M market cap to over $670M market cap). Through tax loss and Christmas we’ve given back $175 M in market cap. For many that exited had wonderful profits with major Christmas presents and ...
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