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I hardly ever post on the discussions of articles but I did recently. I noticed I was a ”member” and others are listed as ”Irregulars”. What is the difference between them. I also notice ”guests” which are certainly the ones getting the free emails.

I mostly manage my IRA accounts so have a long enough time horizon that I mostly stay fully invested (not much cash sloshing around). However, I do have some cash sitting around in a non-tax-deferred account that’s just sitting there earning around 0.2% (if that). I plan to use that cash in about 1 and […]

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On Friday File: Royalties Worth a Buy?

Maybe the old saying, "busier than a one-handed wallpaper hanger" needs to be updated to "busier than a one-handed Gumshoe keyboard hacker". Hope your recovery is quicker than your one-handed keyboard skills.[...]

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On Friday File: Restaurant Royalties, and a little Wallowing in Pessimism

I've seen the JP Morgan chart before and almost always immediately wonder about the reverse which you stated: "That’s obviously an exaggeration, because if you miss 40 of the best days over 20 years you’ll probably also miss some of the worst days... [...]

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On Friday File: Diversifying Away From Yourself

Toward the beginning you say the OTC ticker is EXRRF. Later you list the correct symbol - EXXRF.[...]

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On De-teasing Oxford Club's “Liquid Electricity and the Must-Own $3 Stock” Pitch

The Oxford Club had their annual Investment U conference in March. On March 27th, David Fessler pitched another hydrogen company called Advent Technologies Holdings, Inc. (ADN). The closing price for ADN on 3/26 was $15.91 and as I type it trades at $9.7[...]

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On Eifrig's "#1 Biotech Stock" and Four Teased Healthcare Plays

I'm a Retirement Millionaire subscriber. Interesting that he didn't send out anything concerning AbCellera (ABCL) with the other 4 you mentioned. I agree with KD1996 that Eifrig and Sjuggerud are also my favorites in the Stansberry orbit and for many of[...]

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On What are those "Three Hidden SaaS Stocks with 1,000% Potential?"

From what I can tell, it looks like Bryan Beach recommended INTZ on 7/21/20 where the closing price on that was $6.60. Closing price as of 1/20/21 was $24.43. Wish I had a bunch of those kinds of rockets! Any fuel left in this one?[...]

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On 2020 Turkey of the Year

I bought on 11/17/20 at $4.125 per share. So far I'm up about 8.6% in a little over a week. Hope it's not a turkey going forward.[...]

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On Koyfman sez: "This $6 Semiconductor Company Could Turn $1000 into $313,000 Before the Year Ends"

Besides their awesome XPoint and other memory technologies, one of the attractions of investing with Micron is the potential future promise of their persistent memory, called "phase change memory (PCM)". I only mention this to suggest that MRAM is only [...]

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On What's Oxford's "#1 Microcap for 2021?" It's teased as a "Tiny $4 Tech Stock With Technology That Will Replace Smartphones"

Paul: You're right. I can't remember that other small cap stocks service he pushed with Bill O'Reilly recently. Regardless, sct2ali rightly pointed out this is indeed part of MicroCap Trader (which I have) but I never received notification of this recomm[...]

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On What's Oxford's "#1 Microcap for 2021?" It's teased as a "Tiny $4 Tech Stock With Technology That Will Replace Smartphones"

sct2ali: Thanks for that. Weird I missed that when I was scouring the website for HMI. I actually went into reports but thought it was just the same stuff I had seen when I signed up so I didn't pay close attention. Regardless, thanks. Did they ever [...]

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On What's Oxford's "#1 Microcap for 2021?" It's teased as a "Tiny $4 Tech Stock With Technology That Will Replace Smartphones"

I have a subscription to MicroCap Trader. Nothing like HMI has come to me inMicroCap Trader. Are you sure this was a teaser for MicroCap Trader? In fact, his current portfolio consists of the following: EGO, ICLK, NLS, OMI, ZYXI. I've seen nothing abo[...]

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On Solving Mampilly's "Tech Industry Set to Surge 76,000% (And the One Stock You Must Buy Today to Cash In)"

Just my opinion but I think there might be traders who are savvy enough to take advantage of the volatility. Maybe. Not me. I'm not a trader. I'm in MU for the long haul. I think it's future looks very bright and I'm not smart enough to know how to ge[...]

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On Solving Mampilly's "Tech Industry Set to Surge 76,000% (And the One Stock You Must Buy Today to Cash In)"

Paul, that is an excellent summary. Barring a general melt-down in the financial world, I expect MU to be at least $60 in 6 months and headed higher from there. The dangerous assumption is that yes, this time it really IS different and you can't judge MU[...]

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On Solving Mampilly's "Tech Industry Set to Surge 76,000% (And the One Stock You Must Buy Today to Cash In)"

MU is my largest holding, I've been buying since it was about $15/share in 2015, avg cost now is $31. They have some way exciting new memory tech that "IF" delivered as promised, it will make them a killing. Intel at Open World just bragged BIG time abou[...]

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On Fool's "The Tiny Black Box That Could Eliminate Cable" and "Cable TV's Ticking Time Bomb" teasers

I think we all knew what Travis meant. Dave, are you an engineer?[...]

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On Friday File: Buying Risk and Safety

Sure glad I finally ponied up and became an irregular guy a few months ago after tagging along as a freebie for 2 or 3 years. I've always enjoyed your writing style and VERY much appreciate the low-key anti-BS way you present. Have held QCOM for quite aw[...]

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