Marc Chaikin Goes into Scam Mode With False Claims and Fear Mongering Ads

The con of the day involves a Jewish clown named Marc Chaikin.

Chances are you've seen Chaikin's fear-mongering ads (disguised as news) plastered on numerous finance and investment pages for several months featuring "dire warnings" from the "Wall Street legend" Marc Chaikin. 

In the video ad below, Chaikin first grabs your attention by claiming that a "massive and surprising new transition could soon determine the next group of millionaires, leaving 99% of the public worse off than before.”  

This should be the first obvious red flag.

Why is he using such vague language? What's the surprise?

Surprises can be good or bad, so which is it Marc?

Only con artists play word games like that.  

Next he claims that “if you own regular stocks, you’re in for a big surprise.”

This is the next obvious red flag. Chaikin's fear-mongering claims seem strikingly similar to Porter Scamsberry and Alex Jone’s "End of America" BS back in 2010. 

And in case you forgot, if you listened to Scamsberry, you lost your ass big time while missing out on the longest bull market in history. 

Well guess what. It turns out that Porter Scamsberry is involved in Chaikin's BS pitch! 

Next, Chaikin tries to convince you that he's an expert.

First, he tells you that he’s worked on Wall Street for 50 years.

This is the next red flag.

Successful guys who have worked on Wall Street for 50 years aren’t pitching fear-mongering click bait schemes to main street.....unless professional investors don't take them serious, or unless they're predators seeking easy prey. 

Next he tells you....get ready....he tells you he's met people like "Jim Cramer and Martha Stewart." Now if that's the best name-dropping a 50-year Wall Street legend can come up with then I'm even more convinced Chaikin is a lightweight clown.

Then he claims to have “helped create the entire rating system” used by Wall Street.

Oh really?

In short, Chaikin is completely full of shit to the extent that he's lying. Wall Street ratings have little to do with