Under 6 months. If the returns are good I can strech that time.

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But at least they had good free cash flow and EBITA. DIRECTV shut down a broadcast center and never bought any more satellites.

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VICI ; completely out of the tech/energy hype. good moat. trading at low prices despite good fundamentals

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A + SMR , sounds good, feels good.

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Look into Telescope Innovations, TELI on the CSE. Their core business is focused on developing and deploying intelligent automation platforms and scalable chemical manufacturing processes to accelerate research and development. Good concept, they've got a Nobel winner working for them, they're currently cheap, they don't have terrible Financials for a newer RnD/ tech company. They've got relationships with Standard Lithium, Mettler Toledo (who distribute for them) and have worked for Moderna. Their not dummies, they've got great ideas, but time will tell on whether they get any love from the market.  I'm pretty optimistic. 

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Not a hidden gem, but WMT has been a slow and steady gainer for the past 20 years. Its biggest competitors are Target and Amazon. Target looks like it will eventually be going bankrupt. Walmart appears to be eating Amazon‘s lunch when it comes to online retail. I have very high hopes for it long-term. It’s not sexy, but I think it’s a safe play. Does well when the economy is doing well, and seems to be a good ballast with the economy is doing poorly. Not financial advice.

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I got burned by CRMD years ago. Never again. Good luck.

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Good luck.

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Oh thats a good one.

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I managed Desktop support and datacenters for 2 companies that provided 3rd party support for Directv. When dtv was in control, everybody was making money, all of our agents sold the Protection Plan Premier (by asution) got fat commission checks and life was good. Then Asurion sold out to iQor, DTV sold out to ATT and both companies literally went to shit. First DTV tanked. Att bought them when they were at their absolute peak valuation. Att took over, raised prices and added their dogshit streaming services at triple everyone else's prices. Customers left by the thousands. Call volume started falling in response which tanked the call centers business. I stayed for 7 years of the downfall, but in 2022 ATT pulled 100% of their U.S. based support. My home office closed, but I had been on wfh since covid so wasn't personally affected as much as the 200 agents that we furloughed. I got out in 2023 and never looked back. Fuck ATT and I mean that from the bottom of my heart.

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