Note how our Mervyn Lobo is slowly being rehabilitated through long boring stories like the CNBC's Bigfoot narrative. Shades of a Goan Grandma's story told to an errant grandchild. Whatever it takes to improve him, I say.
Now for the rehab part of Mervyn Lobo. In his former avatar, he would be yelling all over Goanet "Buy Bigfoot, Buy Bigfoot" or "Short Bigfoot, Short Bigfoot" followed by how he made lots of money by doing one or the other. Now, the story of Bigfoot is quietly copied with the hope that some other person has profited over it. Way to go Mervyn Lobo. I don't know what your next rehab step should be, but a high school diploma might help. Roland Francis Toronto. > Mervyn > ------------------------------------ > The mystery of how a company set up to search for Bigfoot hit a $10 billion > value > By Eamon Javers and Mark Fahey > CNBC.com > 17 August, 2016 > > Tom Biscardi said he has personally seen Bigfoot seven times in 45 years. > But that isn't the most surprising thing about him. > > No, the most surprising thing about Biscardi is that he is the CEO and > controlling shareholder of a company that had a market capitalization on > Wednesday morning of more than $10 billion, according to FactSet, a widely > used data provider that tracks publicly traded companies. What does that > company do? >
