Not sure what did (Post #36913), but removed.
Informed community of legendary investors Jim Rogers & Marc Faber.
Informed community bankruptcy doubtful, unless lose infringement case.
Informed community quiet period, waiting game, no volume.
Won't happen again, but a little jesting shouldn't hurt. It is my understanding this is a message board to inform, deliberate pros & cons, as well as, share ideas and knowledge with the community.
Try not to occur again (for whatever exactly caused deletion?)
Thank you, Scruffer
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