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ChitownMike

07/22/15 10:40 PM

#316794 RE: theiceman13 #316791

Lol motley fool didn't cite ntek lolololol talk about stretching wowza

Braden32601

07/22/15 11:07 PM

#316796 RE: theiceman13 #316791

up25%-31 mil shares tdy Wow!>>READ>>

3 Companies Poised to Explode When Cable Dies
Cable is dying. And there are 3 stocks that are poised to explode when this faltering $2.2 trillion industry finally bites the dust.
Just like newspaper publishers, telephone utilities, stockbrokers, record companies, bookstores, travel agencies, and big box retailers did when the Internet swept away their business models. And when cable falters, you don't want to miss out on these 3 companies that are positioned to benefit.


go ntek

Zorax

07/23/15 10:26 AM

#316838 RE: theiceman13 #316791

3 Companies Poised to Explode When Cable Dies


This was a requote from MotelyFool, and it wasn't their head people's input and I really like Motely, but, oddly enough, on my way to a just opened Meijer big box, I stopped by my newly opened phone provider to pay my bill, visited the book store for a book and newspaper, bought yet another music dvd from the new music store in my town, swung by a couple of travel agencies where a relative works for years concerning my vacation, and when I got home called my broker to place some trades (I have to call, they won't let me trade some sub penny scams online - you know, to protect me.) and THEN turned on my cable TV (which actually I hate yet). I don't understand how I'm able to still go to those dusty dead places so much.
And of course, they don't give you any names, you have to subscribe for that amazing information...

By the way - Ntek has nothing to do with any future anything. Ntek is DUST and all of that wise investment is worth dirt.


Cable is dying. And there are 3 stocks that are poised to explode when this faltering $2.2 trillion industry finally bites the dust. Just like newspaper publishers, telephone utilities, stockbrokers, record companies, bookstores, travel agencies, and big box retailers did when the Internet swept away their business models.