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Randy T. Rowe
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While I don't subscribe to the weekly hype, I gotta point out what I call "the curve", the wave of industry understanding and acting that's predictably slow. You can invest ahead of it and beat it. You should always aim to be "ahead of the curve". Eg in my next tweet.
So like Simon was just saying, FTNA, FIS, WISYNCO & NCBFG are "popular" for the past 2 weeks, you can follow the industry into them now and maybe make some gain. Or do light research that can show you where the curve is heading. So in a while expect to hear them "discover" BPOW.
Being ahead of the curve is having bought BPOW already, or buying it up now ($6) so in a few months (weeks?) when the industry curve catches up, you're already in a position to benefit. Watch that one. First signs for me are usually the "I was just checking this enuh" messages…
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Ok, so my updated thoughts on the mortgage moves currently hitting JA. I've spoken before about the coming of this and we saw 1 player go to 100% mortgage's a few weeks ago, and then JN made waves with the 110% mortgage offer. Here's my thoughts on why this was inevitable...
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