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He was used and extorted. This is guy who pled guilty to his role in a criminal scheme, pled guilty to help prosecutors against the other people who had been charged as defendants in that scheme. Their response was to come after him including by mailing dead rats to him and his family. Which is not a subtle thing. Hard to miss that message. Even years later when he was appealing to the court to lessen his own sentence in that case he said years later that he was still afraid to make public some of the other threats that had been made against him and his wife and his child. Beyond the dead rats...

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2020 was a great year for software stocks. Software stocks as a group outperformed the S&P 500 by 36 percentage points, the sector's strongest performance in two decades -- but there's a downside to that.Jefferies analyst Brent Thill points out that valuations in the sector now look "stretched" and there's not a whole lot of potential left for "multiple expansion" among software stocks.  While there's still room for certain software names to rise, Thill believes that this will depend on improvement in "fundamentals."Luckily for Palant...

>> neil: so what do you tell your investors? the people that seek out your guidance? >> for one, seek names that don't have that much exposure to china. that means the fang names and the software names. they're overvalued. when they get thrown out with the semis and the overexposed names, that's when you have to get them on a discount. that's what you saw today in the early going when the market was so negative. >> neil: so technology came off of its lows, but still getting clobbered around. for the feint of heart, i was talking to quite a few on fox business, which if you don't get you should...