I saw it again yesterday in a comment posted by someone but didn't save it and don't remeber where it was. I'll let you know the next time I see it.
Daniel ,
Here's an example: It's very strange though. When I see it in the article, it looks like this:
"Kind of like how Sears and Barnes&Nobles..."
But when I copied and pasted it to this comment, the problem disappeared (below):
"confiscate Comments14 | + Follow Kind of like how Sears and Barnes&Nobles had pockets deep enough to outlast amazon.com in the year 1999, when amazon was still small "enough common sense to sell them at a profit"
yes, enough common sense to not even enter the competition NEW|18 Jul 2019, 01:53 PMReply0"
It's under this article:
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4274334-tesla-q3-profits?v=1563294996&comments=show
ok-even stranger; it won't let me reprint the problem which is "amp;" just before "Nobles"
As soon as hit "Post Reply" the "&;" disappeared.
Hi,
Is this in comments?