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Warren Buffett popularized the notion of investing in "cigarette butt" stocks. That is, extracting one last "puff" of value out of discarded stocks trading below liquidation value. Well, get ready to put a new spin on the term. Based on breaking research out of South Korea - published just days ago in the journal Nanotechnology - actual cigarette butts could end up becoming savvy investments. No joke. Recycling these toxic, non-biodegradable cigarette filters could prove to be highly disruptive to multiple end markets. And there's one company in particular you'll want to put on your radar. Read more »
The quote in the image above comes from Dr. Ian Malcolm, Jeff Goldblum's character in the 1993 hit movie, Jurassic Park. The "force" he was referring to was genetic power. Don't worry. We won't be reawakening killer dinosaurs today. But this high-tech company that I've uncovered is helping to crack the genetic code. Read more »
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Two weeks ago, I wrote about the hundreds of thousands of guns that went missing in Afghanistan. (As many as 43% of all small arms supplied to the Afghan National Security Forces are unaccounted for at this time.) Unfortunately, the Obama administration must've missed my piece. You see, in response to the Islamic State's progress in northern Iraq, the government is now following an almost identical course, supplying small arms to the Kurdish people in hopes that they might stem the tide of terrorist violence. But if the Afghan National Security Forces - a beleaguered group, but better trained and organized than the Kurdish citizens - managed to lose 200,000 small arms, what is going to happen to the guns we're sending into Iraq? You guessed it. They're going to end up in the hands of terrorists. Read more »
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