I agree with @Jon Holdman  100%After years of doing financial analysis professionally, I recognize that analyses are highly-dependent upon their unique built-in assumptions.

In addition, by their definition, the act of selling primary research information for oneself to one individual (*not published to the general public) and the act of buying information for one's own consumption... neither of these activities are "brokerage" activities.

Both federal and state legislatures and the courts must recognize that the number of tasks that dogs can perform is increasing, and the level and type of training needed to make dogs useful to disabled individuals vary considerably depending on the service provided.

Nothing wrong with speculation as long as you recognize that is what you are doing.

True story: I was sitting at a REIA meeting, and a lady behind me recognized me from behind, and said that it was because looked just like the online picture!

Hi everyone, I put an offer on a legal duplex in Hamilton (just got a zoning verification certificate from city of Hamilton, confirming that  the house is recognized as a 2 family dwelling, legally established non-conforming in zone C of Hamilton mountain area). 

I don't think that could have happened without the lineage of family members it passed through all recognizing its importance and its irreplaceable value. 

There is no need for them to include a message as I recognize their names.

I thought I recognized a name from some where else (Kim Krawczyszyn) and so I googled her name and this lady had also.passed away some time back.

This experience taught us to analyze each deal carefully for maximum profitability and to recognize when minimal investment can achieve substantial returns.