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I am glad I watched it--all 40 minutes. Nuts.
 
Before 1982 smart people were investing in stocks and whatall. The 401k's started and everybody became an investor/trader... now maybe it's more just the smart people again..
 
There is nothing to announce here. There is no product, no sale, no new marketing substance.

No other ET sponsor seems to overuse the Announcements feature. I'm wondering why you seem to be the exception.

Regardless of the content, this is just one of the many annoying reflections of your personality that you seem to foist upon the rest of us to observe. Whether it's Cramer's opinion of Netflix or some youtube videos, it'd do just fine as a standard post.
 
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There is nothing to announce here. There is no product, no sale, no new marketing substance.

No other ET sponsor seems to overuse the Announcements feature. I'm wondering why you seem to be the exception.

Regardless of the content, this is just one of the many annoying reflections of your personality that you seem to foist upon the rest of us to observe. Whether it's Cramer's opinion of Netflix or some youtube videos, it'd do just fine as a standard post.
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Don't be such a loser.
 
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