That's a good point, though, because you, particularly, will do best by focusing on shorter-term

timeframes and technicals. Other people will be better by avoiding risks. Other people

do better by looking at the fundamentals. I tell people that should call the company and talk to

the investor in the relations person and ask me, where do you see the company going five years

from now? How many employees do you have now? How many do you have two years ago? You know, like stuff like that, stuff that you

wouldn't read maybe necessarily until you ask them. It'll tell you things. And then it's kind of like

it's kind of like not a game, but it's like you can sort of get a better idea about how a company

is going to do.

It's a lot easier to pick companies that will do well than to pick stocks that will do.

I thoroughly believe.

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Tim Bo and Stephen Johnson and me are excited today to interview Peter Leeds. Peter and I met. How did we meet, Peter? Who introduced us? It was with the Dreaming Room with Michael Gerber kind of thing, I think. That's right. That's right. And all that. We paled around in Manhattan for a while back in the day. And so we got to know each other. I don't think you to remember this, but you did a testimonial for my infomercial. That's right. Oh, my God. And I told you that I don't do interviews hardly ever anymore. But for you, I will do one because I owe you one and I'm definitely going to be doing what I can for you.

That is so amazing.

So see, I was in the penny stocks of land a lot sooner than even I remember.

So it was clearly chasing me all these years, Peter.

That's what I think. And I remember too when I wanted to put you in my book that I had people push back on me

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