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Humana HUM is a medicare advantage company. Robbins jokes that there are too many old people in the population. Humana is taking that share because seniors love Medicare advantage. Humana can take on debt and even buy HMO or buyback shares, these could all increase value. Public exchanges could add up to 60 cents a share, other programs could add 90 cents a share.

In utopian world we would all eat organic, but we cannot solve world hunger on organic basis, especially in parts of the world where food is scarce. There are very few other solutions, since chemicals are bad, and the best option is GMOs, which he believes are here to stay.

If you had a near monopoly in an area, Robbins says the biggest pushback, are you asking them to do something unnatural? Businesses which earn nothing today could earn a huge amount in 10 years, which is a nice call option on the stock. They can leverage, buy more, and have money to pursue even more research and spending. Druckenmiller is not pitching an idea, though. Meanwhile, its ratio of cash from operations to stock-based compensation clocks in at 11X, more than 64 times Alphabet's.

Bulls like Wang are right: Twilio is a potentially world-changing business. But, right now, it may not be the best investment. Lack of profitability alone should not dissuade anyone. But Twilio's steep valuation, unproven moat, recently changing unit economics, and abundant history of shareholder dilution are all cause for concern. Discounted offers are only available to new members.

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Personal Finance. Credit Cards. About Us. Who Is the Motley Fool? Fool Podcasts. New Ventures. The foundation has an annual conference in New York and in 10 other cities around the world, in nine countries on four continents. First, there was the fact that his brother had loved children and taken heart from them. That, in turn, discourages researchers. Sohn said. It works with the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation to provide fellowships, and it invests in research in both science and technology.

The family today is flourishing, and Mr. Sohn is overjoyed to have been part of a story that could have had a very different ending. They have 24 Nobel prizes. On Wednesday, November 15, Rockefeller University honored the Sohn Foundation for the support it has given in the advancement of science and technology, which are used, in all their abstract glory, to help save the very real children afflicted by cancer.

Greenlight Capital's David Einhorn was the main even on Wednesday, and he didn't disappoint. In his extremely topical commodity-focused pitch, Einhorn declared copper "the new oil" and pitched Teck Resources, while also discussing the potential of Freeport-McMoran as a "pure play" trade on the price of copper. After Greenlight badly underperformed the market during Q1 , Einhorn penned a letter bashing "broken" markets, the Fed, Chamath and Elon and blaming them all for his firm's underperformance.

On Wednesday, he pointed out that while Teck has done well this year, it has underperformed Freeport. But setting aside the performance of individual firms, Einhorn argued that copper is facing a number of bullish supply-oriented trends.

First, the pipeline of potential new capacity for copper - once praised as "Dr. Copper" by market enthusiasts for its perceived status as a harbinger of economic trends - is small because it takes a long time to create new mines. Because of this, supply is expected to be outpaced by demand by , according to Einhorn.



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