Wh's "The Man Who Went the Last Mile?"
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| | DAILY UPDATE April 3, 2017 |
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Time to float back over to the world of growth stocks again, with a teaser pitch from Louis Navellier for his Ultimate Growth service -- he hints at finding stocks that are "like NVIDIA was a year ago," which obviously sounds tempting (NVDA was the top performer in the S&P in 2016), and one of the stocks he hints at is a wireless networking company run by, as Navellier puts it, a guy who admires Steve Jobs and left Apple to form his own company... "The Man Who Went the Last Mile." So who is it? Click below to... |
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We were also teased this week about the idea of biotech stocks that will benefit from "Reagan's Law" -- what the heck does that mean? Thinkolator results are right here.
And we started out the week with a pitch from Wealth Daily about Warren Buffett's next buy -- the next big company that can slot in next to Kraft Heinz and make a windfall for some lucky investors. So what is it? Check out our piece here for the details.
The week came to a close, as they so often do, with my Friday File commentary for the Irregulars -- this time it's an update on that most-promoted Motley Fool idea and what I should do with my position, plus some thoughts about Berkshire and AIG. The Friday File is here if you missed that one.
And also for the Irregulars, Dr. KSS put out a new column over the weekend updating his thoughts on a stock that has been widely discussed on his biotech-focused threads -- if you missed that, you can catch it here. |
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