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This is what I imagine it felt like to be a Fortune shareholder. Fortune industries is a Human Resources company. Basically small to medium sized companies outsource their human resources department to Fortune. Why talk about them? Fortune Industries is the cheapest company I know of on an earnings basis (excepting cases where the business is obviously in
Now to get up to speed on the latest developments. Here's the second part of the Sitestar story as promised. For those of you who missed it, here is part 1. Since our story left off a great deal has happened. First off, a group of shareholders sent a demand letter to the company. The demand letter basically says
I have to admit that my wife and I haven't been great at saving money ever since we finished paying for our wedding. Once we were done paying for the wedding we did want to book a trip to Europe, which we did (and had an amazing time). But we had enough money and credit card points for that trip,
