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posters had the opportunity to debunk the article but were unsuccessful. 30 years of a Bell, enabled government monopoly with lack of progress for private consumers, was the prime example of the downside of government sanctioned private monopolies.

private research is limited when there is gov't sanctioned monopoly. no progress for 30 years says it all.your remark is misleading.

"A Western Electric Model 500 rotary phone. Most households were forced to use this and similar phones for more than 30 years, until the telephone monopoly was broken up in the 1980s." nothing for 30 years. your point may have a factual basis but it is irrelevant.

you are talking out of your hat.

By Allan Stevo November 25, 2017 11:21 am Last Updated: November 25, 2017 11:21 am Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveils the first iPhone at the Macworld developers conference in San Francisco on Jan. 9, 2007. Since then, Apple and other innovative companies have developed hundreds of different models...

+I like Swiss balls.:D

read a balance sheet before posting.

it is a weekly column in Barron's.

QD made the list of Chart the Market nov.27,2017 issue.

it is liberal distortion of reality. I was placed on Sig's ignore list after proving one of his diatribes on ethnic prejudice was baseless.

http://www.scragged.com/articles/government-destroys-what-it-regulates

a decline in book value is near meaningless. it is what he can sell the co. that has a reality.

the stock has gone uo 2x from there. your point?

explain the contradiction in your post.

"old traders never die. they just go to the great casino in the sky."

in the old days, it was start your own bank. jim rogers goes one better he invests in banks in markets closed to foreigners.

short GE 18.14

I am looking at it as a intermediate term investment. thanks for the info,

you can do both. use the SPY in your account for intra-day margin to day trade.

what caused the sharp rate drop this morning followed by a retracement? thanks.