> "the best ideas look initially like bad ideas" And they look even worse to those of us in the peanut gallery (and the pundits) who don't have access to all o

> "the best ideas look initially like bad ideas" And they look even worse to those of us in the peanut gallery (and the pundits) who don't have access to all of the facts that someone who is actually investing has. They at least have answer to questions. A bit like investing at a higher level in the stock market (and taking major positions which often allows you to glean info from people that work at the company).