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Our view is that you build a stock through its top 20 holders, not its bottom 2,000. Note that there is a correlation between our arrival in China, the completion of our DD, and a sudden increase in top 10 holders, 13Gs, etc.

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In addition to such openness, the company is currently exercising its $35M repurchase plan, with management committing itself to purchasing an additional $3M in shares from personal funds. This $3M is on top of the $2M that management purchased in 2012 as well as the voluntary lockup management has been engaged in since last year. Lastly, the company continues to maintain the trust and confidence of its auditor, PWC, as evidenced by NQ’s recent 3q earnings release, cash verification efforts, and pre-MW bond offering.

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If Larry Summer’s thesis of the secular stagnation is correct and we certainly believe he’s onto something, then perhaps the economy, in order to escape the deflationary forces that, if unchecked, could run havoc on the economy, can escape by permanent stimulus.

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during 2011-2014 the Dutch government takes 6,5% of GDP in deficit-reducing measures, while the budget deficit only shrinks with a tiny 1% of GPD. And, gross public debt further increases from 65,7 percent GDP in 2011 to an expected 76,3 percent GDP in 2014 CPB, 2013

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What do we actually know with some degree of certainty (“stylized facts”) about QE, its effects on the markets and the economy? Well, for starters, the sheer size of it. Since 2007, the big four central banks (Fed, ECB, BoJ, BoE) have embarked on nearly $5 trillion of asset purchases [The Economist]. That’s an altogether rather formidable sum.

via Are We Hooked On QE?