Way too expensive!!!  Almost $900 a year to access!  Is SA in such dire straits that it needs to raise this much money?  I guess I won't be going there, and very likely when I can't follow an author's link to previous work, I'll be looking elsewhere for the info.

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you need to incorporate international shares in foreign currencies not just ADR that nobody trade and has poor liquidity. I would suggest London listed shares as a start. Regards

Would someone be so kind to add ticker ARMP:NYSE please? (former APHB)

Thanks in advance! 

Could the impact of seasoned sales employee closers leaving timeshare tracks result in the lost sales ? In other words, losing seasoned veteran sales closers costs timeshare sites not just the recruiting, hiring, and training costs, but the far greater costs are the “lost sales”.

Do you agree or disagree that seasoned marketing and sales closers turnover from combined timeshare locations could end up killing the overall numbers and corporate ultimately could end up missing the overall plan goals?

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