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MSFascinating interview...
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JWLet me summarize: do due diligence: don't invest blindly. It sucks to be a journalist now. Cyber security and nuclear weapons could be a dangerous mix with bad outcomes. This was among the few blondi
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SLI gave it a thumbs down because RVTV has limited resources and I didn't feel this content fits my very subjective view of RVTV's "mission". I'd be more interested in a journalist's findings of how the plunge protection team, the Fed, etc. directly manipulate the markets. It's frequently alleged that they do.
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TMSeemed very pertinent. Not sure why all the thumbs down...
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CHNice add. Too many closed minds on this. I will share this with my 25 yr old son who is trying to make it in journalism.
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TBCybersecurity section is v thoughtful. Love seeing more attention on cyber. Makes sense why the U.S. government is increasing it annual cybersecurity budget 35% in 2017 to $19 billion from $16 billion in 2016 (as one example among many other industries). Still highly investable theme
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RBUmmmmm......ahhhhhhh......kind of....sort of....boring! (Paraphrasing) "Everything was awesome until Rush Limbaugh took away our media monopoly."
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HSI do not get the many thumbs down here. Because of it, I first expected a Carnegie propaganda lesson, but he is enormously thoughtful on issues that should concern us all, investors included. Even stopped double-tasking and will listen to it again the next days.
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RMWell, that was certainly an interesting change of pace <smile>! The gentleman had a very unusual background and is obviously very intelligent, his take on journalism (past and present) was very insightful. With all his knowledge of business/finance/geo-political issues and his background I'm sure he has a few bylines under the heading of Tyler Durden (that he probably just does for fun!). Very interesting diversion from our usual fare RVTV, keep up the great work!
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IJVery interesting. There are definitely parallels between journalism and private asset due diligence.