JJ, it is a good practice in life to always acknowledge the possibility that information asymmetry exists and that you are on the wrong side.
By doing so, you can avoid a lot of mistakes and work to gather more data to make better informed decisions.
Your investment in QIN exemplifies these points.
Ann: Extension of Voluntary Suspension, page-86
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