12-19-2015, 01:07 AM
Shunning fast-growth small stocks that seem obscenely priced based on near-term P/E ratios could turn out to be a gigantic mistake. Consider Facebook, Apple and Google. Each looked absurdly expensive just before hitting its peak growth years. For companies with explosive long-term growth, using a P/E ratio based on near-term earnings is ridiculous. Additionally, remember that investors often react more quickly than analysts, so sometimes a high P/E based on analyst expectations is simply telling us that expectations are far too low.
4 Nosebleed Stocks Worth The Price - Forbes
“The highest economic priority needs to be spurring income growth for lower- and middle-income people,” says Doug Elmendorf, former director of the Congressional Budget Office, in the video above. “They’ve just benefited so little from growth in overall output and income over the past few decades.”
Dear candidates: This is America's top economic priority - Yahoo Finance
CARBON NANOTUBES have many benefits over traditional silicon. Transistors in silicon have been made smaller year after year but are approaching a physical limit, and shrinking the size of the transistor, including the channels and contacts, without compromising performance is becoming increasingly difficult. However, carbon nanotube chips could improve the capabilities of high-performance computers because they allow these contacts to be so small that they are virtually transparent. This means that the size of the semiconductor can be decreased dramatically, while the substrate of carbon nanotubes makes the chip more energy efficient and is a soft and flexible material that could allow new device form factors.
Carbon nanotube chips promise 1,000 times performance boost- The Inquirer
A Saudi millionaire has been cleared of raping a teenager after claiming he might have accidentally penetrated the 18-year-old when he tripped and fell.
Saudi millionaire Ehsan Abdulaziz cleared of raping teen in Maida Vale | Daily Mail Online
VirZoom’s stationary bike has video-game controllers for handles, so you can slip on a virtual-reality headset and leave the drudgery of exercising behind.
A Virtual-Reality Stationary Bike Could Make Exercising More Bearable | MIT Technology Review