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Monday, 09/21/2020 5:54:30 PM

Monday, September 21, 2020 5:54:30 PM

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Back over 50 years ago when I was in college a friend was taking an business economics course. In the term paper all, students had to name 10 questions they'd ask before investing in a business. When the instructor passed them back, grades were not great and the instructor said that most of them look like they were written last night. That's precisely what my friend had done, but when he got his paper back, he got an A. Why? Mostly because of his final question which was essentially, what is your gut telling you to do.

I believe when we look at this company, we need to ask that question right now, and then again after the conference call. If your gut is saying something isn't right, especially after the conference call, best not to remain invested. On the other hand, if it's saying this makes sense, even though you don't hear all that you'd like to, give it a chance. I doubt if any of us will be totally satisfied with the call, we'll all have questions we'd like answered. The key is hearing that the company seems to be going the right way. If you hear that, and you believe that, you're gut should be saying, it works for me.

Gary