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Turtle Investing
It was fun writing the chapter: The Investment Zoo, in my book, Dream. Invest. Live. (which is finally available on Kindle, yea!) “Lots of news stories make it sound like there are only bulls and bears, but there are also … Continue reading
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Tagged AMSC, Dendreon, DNDN, frugal, kindle, Provenge, radiation, superconductor, xkcd
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Substantial Story
A friend posted the query on Facebook, “What opens your heart?” My response was “another open heart.” One of my favorite things is listening to stories. From Garrison Keillor to a friend’s blog (Dave Day’s amazing life) to after-dinner chats … Continue reading
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Tagged dancing, Dendreon, DNDN, Garrison Keillor, GSEC, Microvision, MVIS, Sanergy, sustainability, UW, Wello
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Pundits Got It Wrong
In an uncommon move, I’ll start with a passage from my book, Dream. Invest. Live. This is part of one of the case studies in the book, my experience with America Online, their stock, and what the pundits had to … Continue reading
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Tagged America Online, AOL, CES, Dendreon, DNDN, Microvision, MVIS, Provenge, smugmug, stocks
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Unpopular Innovations
Want to drive a lot of traffic to a blog? Get angry. Vent against the injustices of the world. Lambast the causes of the issues that are being overlooked or marginalized. The media and the politicians are caught up in … Continue reading
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Tagged American Superconductor, AMSC, Dendreon, DNDN, GERN, Geron, Microvision, MVIS, Provenge, Showwx, SpaceX, Stem cells, TED talks, Tesla, TSLA
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Cents and Percents
Thank you MVIS and DNDN for serendipitously setting a fine example for today’s post. As I type, they are both up about 20 cents. That’s a yawn and a whoopdie-do, both and neither. MVIS is up $0.20 from about $1.70. … Continue reading
Hear and Say
“Hear and say” sounds like the kids’ toy “Speak and Spell“, but the kids get a better chance of learning something. The adults are more likely to merely parrot an increasingly inaccurate message. The problem is that “hear and say” … Continue reading
Sound Bites
Sound bites, yuck. There’s a sound bite right there. The distillation of a complex issue into as few words as possible can be artistry, but taken too far can be tragic. A bit of time and heat can produce a … Continue reading
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