Here’s how the latest teaser pitch whets our appetite… it’s in an ad for Christian DeHaemer’s Bull and Bust Report over at Angel Publishing… “… this is NOT some tiny technology tweak or clever little gadget… “This is the kind of tech revolution that will change every aspect of our world from retail to health […]
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Here’s the way the world looks to me right now: The combination of a highly emotional Supreme Court fight, the failure of the government to agree on more stimulus/rescue money, and the way all that plays into the upcoming election and the virulent “end of the world” posturing we’ll hear from both major parties, means […]
This week brought yet another push-pull to the markets as investors attempt to figure out whether Lucy is going to pull the football away from Charlie Brown again in the China trade talks, but the narrative that struck me as most interesting on the week was the line that was drawn in the economy by […]
Remember when an Apple product event used to be exciting? Waiting on pins and needles for that “one more thing” to be pulled out of a hat by Steve Jobs? Those memories made yesterday’s product intros just plain depressing (slightly better iPads! Slightly better phones! Guess what price our streaming service will be!) … but […]
Eric Bleeker at the Motley Fool came out with a big “presentation” recently where he walked around the stage pitching a new high-end project that they’re calling Extreme Opportunities: AR — a $999 no refunds one-year subscription to their thinking about augmented reality, starting with a 15-stock model portfolio and including whatever changes or updates […]
Here’s the headline of the latest ad from the Casey Research folks… “The One Step the President Must Take to Push the Dow Jones to 50,000 – and GUARANTEE He Wins the Next Election. “This is the Start of the Last Bull Market of Your Life and a Massive Opportunity to Get Rich Before it’s […]
It’s time for the parade of “what’s in the next iPhone” pitches to begin, I suppose… And actually, we’re a little late — the prognosticating about the next Apple supplier to make you rich usually starts before this point, just a few weeks before the next product announcement, so perhaps that investing theme has lost […]
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Hi mjr2001, thank you very much for the info and, as Xit says, everyone else that contributes on here I think it's a br...
I simply do not get the Boston Omaha concept. What is it if not a simple portfolio? They do not seem to have the capi...
LITE is part o f the MF Next Generation portfolio I believe....
Thanks... I know they've recommended both LITE and IIVI in the past, though don't know where they'd currently come down ...
Thanks Travis. I believe LITE is part of one of Fool's premium services (5G or AI/AR). I've heard Jason Moser (the lead ...
LITE has been previously recommended so that would disqualify it from contention....
Lumentum (LITE)? Do the financials add up? They had $1.6B in revenue is their last fiscal year.....
LITE was already a Motley Fool recommendation from last year. In the bottom of their free articles, MF discloses wheth...
Lumentum (LITE). Thank me later....
Thank you for bringing us some lite on the subject of Jeff Browns Research Discussions! But he just keeps on advertisi...
Just a quick note that Lumentum is recommended in MF's Next Gen Super Cycle service....
Tier 3 - TDOC, CRNC, ALRM, LITE. Tiers are allocation levels. 1-50%, 2-30%, 3-20%. Like Fakename, i dropped the first ti...
Didn't spend much time on that one, but my first guess for the very limited clues would be Ambarella (AMBA), particularl...
Not Gilder 5G stocks, but two that I like in this space are Atomera (ATOM) and Lumentum (LITE). Atomera is small cap wh...
Of the ones you mentioned as possibilities, the only ones not recommended now by Motley Fool are AMD, LITE, and IIVI. Th...
How annoying! I hate it when they advertise a teaser to get new customers, but then don't allow paid subscribers like my...