WEEKEND UPDATE
 June 5, 2022
Dear Valued Reader,

Is there an "iPhone Killer" coming on July 28?  That's the pitch from Lou Basenese... and if you think it sounds familiar, it's because the same spiel has been used in the past, with different dates that have passed on by, with the iPhone, of course, still sitting on top of the heap.  We updated our look at that ad this week, though, because the story has changed a little -- just click below to...

A strange phenomenon is 'distorting' America's financial system. If you listed to the mainstream media, you'd thing a new crash is imminent. Goldman Sachs Managing Director Nomi Prins is coming forward with a different kind of prediction. It has nothing to do with a crash, a pandemic or inflation. Nomi says, "Americans who are hoping for a return to 'normal' are about to be left behind by a new reality."  If you have $1,000 in the bank, this could be the most important interview you see in the next 60 days. Go here to see why.
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Miss anything else in the week that was?  Let's catch you up...

We started with Whitney Tilson's pitch about a "perfect 10" -- a $4 inflation stock that he says he would buy with his wife's entire retirement account if he had to.   Thinkolator answers and my take here.

We also checked back in with Alex Green's "Next Ten Bagger" that's still being pitched as the biggest healthcare innovation in half a century -- that updated story is here.

And I took a look at a Berna Barshay ad for the first time, she's touting a $4 re-commerce play that's her #1 stock to own over the next three years, hear all about that here.

Finally, the week ended with my Friday File for the Irregulars -- this time, with a new European stock going into the $100K Lock Box portfolio, plus some thoughts on splitsville and an answer to the frequent reader question, "what's my favorite?"  Just click below for that...


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