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Yes another ANNOYING SLIDE SHOW....2 pages of a well written article would have been fine.
We are not sixteen year olds..
Great to see we have none on the list, but it is one of the things I research, along with Institutional holdings along those lines...
Surprisenly, Sturm Ruger, was touted here a while back; And I believe Tesla just a few days ago was on the pump list....Does anyone remember the Delorean ??
Not going to be a Tesla in our driveway, even if we could afford one...Wish I had a Delorean,tho.
CRAPPY MSN, when are you going to write a normal article instead of all of these slide shows you have been doing the past 10 years? Don't you know everyone hates the slide shows, it takes 10 times as long to scroll through the dumb show plus it's strenuous for anyone on a cell phone or laptop or even a desktop. It takes more energy than it's work and I can Fully understand why so many have left MSN to go to yahoo, google or Mozilla.
MSN, your sideshows Suck!
Also, glad Apple wasn't on here, even though many that sold it and shorted it are buying it back now as more positive comments and more than just rumors coming out that there is going to be an iPhone5s by July and most likely they will drop their top of the line quality for what is ( Still the Best and the most well made Smart phone, the iphone ) to make a cheaper version for those teenagers, 20-somethings and even 30-somethings that either can't afford an iphone or that don't have a TV to watch shows on and watch Hulu and youtube for their TV or internet experiences and who also don't have a regular desk top or laptop commuter and use their phone for everything.
Apple is Still the Top ranking smart cell phone as far as being well made and lasting the longest and whether you call it the Cadillac, the Mercedes or the Rolls-Royce of smart phones it still beat Android or Samsung by a mile. Ask any 20 something student or coffeehouse worker or clerk in a store or fast food worker at any restaurant how many of them or their friends or relatives have had a broken screen on a Sumsung Galaxy or it stopped working or something else happened and they were glad they got an insurance plan or that their warranty was still valid.
It is Seriously the age old story of "You get what you pay for" and Apple is still the best quality phone by far.
Solar energy will make sense on the day it makes sense, not a day sooner. This is the way of the world and the way it should be unless you believe in poverty or stupidity.
If you are forced to pay 50 cents for somethign you could get for 10 cnets, then you don't have as much money to spend on X, and who every makes X is out of a job. Do the simple easy math. Obama, the progreesives are elitist morons.
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