RWCMom

A Short Trip for Garmin?

Paul, I didn't see any discussion of the other branches of their product line which cater to GPS specific industry needs: aviation, navigation, hunting, fishing, hiking/orienteering. Do militaries use their devices. Do they have good maps for less urban locals throughout the world? While the personal GPS/phone market may be compromised, it seems as though they have a lot more to offer which has not been thoroughly presented.

Here's an Unconventional Idea: Sell Apple

Hey, Ryan got an excellent discussion going with information from many sides. This enables he, and each and every person taking the time to comment, to go back in, enter your own numbers and come up with your own valuations. It is not necessary to put somebody down to make your point.

"Idiot" and "stupid" are the two most overused words in every comment on every stock on this site (can we have a filter moderators?). These words do not give useful information, they indicate a limited vocabulary; they do not encourage dialog but result in testoterone-fueled bullying that changes no-one's mind.


On Jul 06 05:24 PM MikeSX wrote:

Come to think of it I hope
> he succeeds at least for the short term.
>
> On the consensus that this guy is an idiot, I don't think so, but
> he will sure look like one in a few months.

Mobile e-Learning Stocks: U.S. Education, Unemployment, and Baby-Boomer Evolution

The dropout rate remains high because those students that used to thrive in shop, automotive, nursing & other trade classes have only the option of sitting in academics only classes that bear no relationship to the world in which they live. They must now wait until they are of age and can take out a loan to take those classes at a for-pay trade school. The US sure knows how to monetize anything