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In cases like this, when 99% of pink sheet microcaps are scams or all out gambles, I do not mind badmouthing the minority. Further proof is here - http://www.thereformedbroker.com/2012/01/27/today... - so I would rather steer 99 folks away from losing their life's savings then encourage people to take a long shot on an "investment" like this.... Jeff Reeves, editor.

Huntsman probably the only R candidate with a clue as to the "nation building" , China has in mind for Zimbabwe and how that will be the next Falklands like war that the
US will find reprehensible and try to dissuade China from engaging in. Too bad the Monroe doctrine can not be applied to Zimbabwe! Ron Paul would leave China so busy dealing with the cartoon characters of North Korea as to have to possibly put off a nation building in Zimbabwe.

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Hey, here's an idea. The BofA could charge everybody who uses one of their debit cards a $5 a month fee! Just imagine how much that would bring in.

Such is the quality of "thinking" from the mental giants at bailout central.

Do yourself a favor and learn the whole history of this pathetic outfit...not the glossed-over Cliff Notes version... before you invest a dime. It isn't very heartening.

I wrote off BAC when they tried to charge me $70 for two under $5 overdrafts. I even appealed over the local branch to some higher level office in mid-Florida. Nada.

Their "press 9 to send money to Mexico" option on their telephone account administration options was the icing on the cake.

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Good point. I think it's price-weighted though, judging by the reading on the map page. Maybe an editor can clarify the article?