
The Ability To Say You’re Wrong (guests: Dennis Gartman, Dave Floyd)
The Market Huddle
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The Future of Fax
I started printing my newsletter because the fax machine became ubiquitous. By this time I had like 35 or 40 subscribers of institutional strength around the world. My fax charges after about two or three years were getting close to $20,000 a month in fax charges. Then finally, this thing called the internet became ubiquitous in the early 1990s. God bless Adobe Acrobat. God bless the internet. And I went back to what was what has been an electronic mail.
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