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That's a very direct contribution that we're trying to accomplish, underground the wires as much as we can do.
You know what is going to happen. There won't be a shortage, we'll have our clinics, then we'll have a shortage. Then we'll start rationing the vaccine, and we'll end up wasting some of it at the end of the season.
We've been saying from the beginning that we wanted to get the number of positions down. It waters down the portfolio too much.
We think the value universe has opened up some tremendous opportunities.
I see their rate of growth declining over time, ... I don't see how you can keep growing earnings 10 to 15 percent with a company this size.
They have a very fast growing variable annuity business that has not even been recognized in the market place, yet, ... It's just perceived as a stodgy property and casualty company.
It's a huge company. It can only grow at a certain rate.
For individual investors, this is probably the most optimal time to buy value stocks because growth stocks are so over-the-top expensive.
If the population is growing, then the decline is even more significant.
General Electric ranks low on the list for transparency.