But he offers no solution for these large investors, who cannot put big sums into the small, nimble funds that he touts.
For one thing, the economic turn-around that he touts was, to a considerable extent, the result of a surging national economy.
"We're really a dorm of dreamers and doers," says Prinya Kovitchindachai, who is hoping to market a vile-tasting pill, imported from Thailand, that he touts as a hangover treatment.
First elected mayor of Davao in 1988, Duterte oversaw a brutal crackdown on crime that he touts as one of his signature achievements.
Earlier Wednesday, Fastow had testified that Lay, who took the CEO reins after Skilling left the post in August 2001, was all too aware of Enron's abscessed finances that year when he touted the firm's vitality.
Paul won't commit to that notion, instead he touts the FISA bill that he and Ron Wyden are introducing.
Yes, it's true the governor has a bar that is popular in downtown Denver, (the beer reference) but it is also true that he has touted his geology days with the oil and gas industry prior to that.
There was a whispering campaign against him, suggesting that he had touted tickets online and that he was a police informant.
Davis's popularity, once so high that he was touted for the vice presidency, never really recovered from the power crisis, which I covered intensively for the LA Weekly.
Tom Ricks, The Washington Post's military reporter, notes today online that he had touted Twiggs Marinee Corps Gazette article about PTSD when it came out.
