kind of wink and nod the we will not reduce prices as low as they could be. explain that. there are different ways, what is most troublesome is the branded companies make it hard for the generic drugs to get access to the physical doses of the rent of drugs they need to run bioequivalence and bioavailability studies to prove the generic drug is the same as the branded drug. and generic firm needs anywhere from 2000 doses of the company drug to run those studies and they are basically preparing their drug to the brand company drug to prove they are the same. we know the brand companies adopt various tactics that make it hard for the generic drugs to go to the market and even paying full price. how can you force their hand? is that something the fda does? we can t force the sale though there are countries that do force the sale if it is mandated. we can t force them to sell the
disappear these activists. so this goes all the way to the top. and it shows as we talked about in terms of the trademarks and the obvious coordination of the issuance of these, this is also obvious coordination of people who are going to question ivanka trump s labor practices. i want to read a little more of the statement from china labor watch. our activists discovered evidence that a supplier factory for ivanka trump s brand company and many other brands had violated workers rights in ways that included forced overtime, wages lower than china s minimum wage, managers verbal abuse. we appealed to president trump, ivanka trump and related brand companies to advocate and press for the release of our activists. does it surprise you that ivanka trump, who her pr people are branding her as the compassionate member of the team, to encourage compassion in her father, does it surprise you they have said nothing and the white house has said nothing? there s nothing that they can say ac
thing trying to gain moment at companies like sea world and growing increasingly extreme in rhetoric and tactic. since the release of the documentary black fish which argues against keeping killer whales in activity reports show sea world attendance has dropped. still if research is true it s unclear why one of the sea world employees would pose as an activist. business lawyers say these allegations are unusual. big brand companies tend to try to avoid this because of what they call reputational risk the worry that this is going to blow up in their faces andembarrass. and still to come the latest on donald trump s poll position and his finances. and out of this world research. new information about nasa s pluto mission.
our security operations they tried to gain employment at companies like sea world. ever since the documentary of keeping whales in captivity, attendance at sea world has dropped. still, if the claims are true it s not clear why sea world s employees would pose as activists or what the fallout would be. these cases of espionage are unusual. it s not common. big brand companies tend to try to avoid this thing because of what they call reputational risk. that s a worry this is going to blow up in their faces and cause a lot of embarrassment. reporter: in 2002, the animal rights group filed a lawsuit saying the ringling brothers barnum & bailey circus had also spied on them but it was dropped in 1996.
to take care of six months, perhaps a year sens examines, then you have year s expenses. then you have cash, money to invest. whether it s in the market. bill: i would say a year in this client. got to protect yourself and keep that in the bank, getting no interest, by the way, for no year so you can live. say you have a little left over, what do you do. you have to look honestly at this market and understand we are looking at a number of companies. i m not going to get into the business of recommending companies. but there are a lot of major brand companies that are selling for about, well, somewhere near $12, you know, 12 a multiple of 12 on earnings. and they have significant earnings. those are companies to take a look at. bill: you still would play the market but you would go undervalued companies with a pe of 12 and down, right. somewhere around there. i m talking about major corporations. bill: big guys you know you