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Something happened that completely derailed the... For a capitalist treehugger like me, this was a n

Something happened that completely derailed the... [Energy and Capital Header] Practical Investment Analysis for the New Energy Economy How to Profit from Corporate Sabotage Jeff Siegel | Jun 21, 2024 CMG stock, which is the stock symbol for Chipotle, will always be a regretful one for me. [cmg stock] I added it to my portfolio back in 2014 for two reasons: - From a technical analysis point of view, it was a clear winner - I liked the company’s ethos when it came to food quality and [sustainability]( For a capitalist treehugger like me, this was a no-brainer. And for a while, CMG stock paid off quite well. But in 2015, something happened that completely derailed the stock: an E. coli outbreak traced back to a number of Chipotle restaurants that sickened around 1,100 people. For a company that prided itself on healthy, fresh food, it was nearly a death blow.  The stock tanked, and all the gains I had amassed were wiped out almost instantly. [cmg stock 1] When the news first broke about the outbreak, I immediately tried to figure out how it happened, and of course, how bad it really was. While E.coli outbreaks are not unheard of, for Chipotle, this just seemed out of character.  Not long after the first outbreak, there were rumblings about the E. coli outbreak being suspicious. According to Dr. William Schaffner, a professor of infectious diseases at Vanderbilt University's School of Medicine, such a high number of outbreaks tied to a single chain was somewhat unprecedented. This series of outbreaks with one chain has everyone, including my friends at the CDC, scratching their heads. Some investigators suggested corporate sabotage by the biotech industry, noting that the outbreak began shortly after Chipotle publicly announced it would not sell any genetically-modified food at its restaurants. Others suggested that this was a well-orchestrated plan concocted by Chipotle short sellers who made tens of millions of dollars after CMG stock plummeted on the news of the E. coli outbreak. [This "Limitless" Pill Could Be Bigger than Ozempic!]( This is a brand new class of medicine that could make investors an absolute FORTUNE. Now, this isn’t Ozempic... It’s called EN-23, and it’s turning traditional medicine on its head. Because instead of addressing and treating only one issue at a time like diabetes or obesity... At this very moment, scientists around the world are studying EN-23 for the treatment of: Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Arthritis, Diabetes, Erectile dysfunction, Obesity, Epilepsy, Autoimmune diseases... 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Ultimately, Chipotle paid a $25 million fine, made some changes to address food safety, and just moved on. I don’t tend to embrace conspiracy theories unless I’ve personally uncovered evidence to suggest they have merit. And while I know Chipotle management didn’t make many friends after eschewing GMOs, there’s just no proof that this was the result of corporate sabotage. Still, after unloading the stock, I never returned to it. I should have. To be honest, it wasn’t because I no longer liked the company. It was just that I had put it in the back of my mind and kind of forgot about it. And boy was that a mistake. This is how CMG stock has performed since the E. coli outbreak... [cmg stock 1]  URGENT: Buy THIS before Bitcoin hits $100,000 Discover the $25 Bitcoin secret that could turn into a fortune soon. Historically, this secret investment soared by 6,865%, surpassing Bitcoin’s own performance. This has nothing to do with buying Bitcoin or any Bitcoin ETFs... 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