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Investors impatient to recover $140M from alleged Georgia Ponzi scheme
ATLANTA -- Seven months after the collapse of an alleged $140 million Ponzi scheme that touched the top ranks of Republican politics in Georgia and Alabama, some investors are impatient to get their money back. “We feel like we’re never going to see it, as old as we are," Thomas Todd, a 77-year-old retired business...
Corporations Deliberately Make Share Prices Too High For Most Japanese To Invest
No Strong Reaction in Interest Rates or Yen to Takaichi Landslide Source: https://www.investing.com/indices/topix-100-components, https://www.investing.com/indices/topix-500-components This will likely be the second-to-last of the Memos I will send out to all subscribers before sending them only to paid subscribers. All subscribers will continue to get my regular Posts. FLASH: While the Japanese stock market boomed in reaction...
Should Investors Buy the Dip in Wolfspeed’s Stock?
While it has a better balance sheet, problems persist. Coming out of bankruptcy, Wolfspeed (WOLF 5.40%) was expected to offer investors a way to play the silicon carbide market without the shackles of its overly burdensome debt. However, the company's fiscal second-quarter earnings report showed that many of the problems that plagued the company and...




