Perhaps you remember Bill Miller. From 1991 through 2005, Legg Mason’s Bill Miller was (allegedly) the only mutual fund manager to have beaten the S&P 500 Index each year for that 15-year period (allegedly).

Perhaps you remember Bill Miller. From 1991 through 2005, Legg Mason’s Bill Miller was (allegedly) the only mutual fund manager to have beaten the S&P 500 Index each year for that 15-year period (allegedly).

I want to warn those of you who have accounts with Charles Schwab to close your accounts immediately. The situation involves errors in order entry for which Schwab refuses to acknowledge or correct.

Some of the world's biggest con artists went from first trashing cryptocurrencies early on when the market was small, to promoting them once they saw the audience of suckers explode to huge numbers.  Take the case of Tony Robbins, arguably the world's biggest con man...

The media is a criminal organization which seeks to deceive its audience for the benefit of its advertisers, who fund the media. The media doesn’t give a rat’s ass about you because you don’t pay them; advertisers do. Why do you think the financial media is filled with so many broken clocks, idiots and con men?

Below is a broef teaser for an article expected for release over the next several days. The article ties everything about cryptocurrencies together. It's likely to the be most informative and insightful article on the topic ever written.   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Don't Be Fooled. Gary Gensler is a Shill for the Cryptocurrency Industry. A few years after Gary Gensler left his position as head of the Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in 2014, he began lecturing at MIT.  Immediately upon being appointed as a lecturer at the MIT Sloan School of Management, Gensler began promoting cryptocurrencies through the guise of blockchain technology. Cryptocurren......

From 1991 through 2005, Legg Mason’s Bill Miller was the only mutual fund manager to have beaten the S&P 500 Index each year for that 15-year period. That should have been a warning sign alone. Instead, everyone called him a genius. I suppose no one read When Genius Failed.

I wanted to see what Larry Kudlow was up to with his latest propaganda so I checked a site he recently began making posts on. Let’s have a look at Kudlow’s healthcare propaganda.

I have previous written a few posts about the so-called Tea Party Movement, discussing how many Americans have been fooled by this front for the Republican Party. Sure, of all of the Tea Parties across the nation, there were some that did not embrace the right-wing agendas - at least in the beginning.

Folks, if you are going to listen to individuals for your investment decisions, you had better damn well make sure they have an excellent track record and no bias.  Needless to say, Peter Schiff has a lousy track record and his views are loaded with bias.

I've previously shared my views on the insecure Zionist Jewish blabber mouth and self-proclaimed "Mr. Know-it-All," Mark Cuban.  In fact, I was the first person to publicly expose Cuban as a drunk in an audio back in 2015.  In that audio I also discussed some of the realities of how he obtained his money.   See here.   In addition to his obvious character flaws, it appears as if Cuban might also be a sexual deviant and molester. There's certainly good reason to consider this possibility. You see, according to a recent investigation Cuban was accused of sexual assault while drunk at a night club in Portland, Oregon a few years ago.  That's right folks. DRUNK at a NIGHT CLUB!  As you'll recall, in 2015 I specifically pointed out that Cu......

I began my mission helping investors steer clear of Wall Street because I learned firsthand how the game was played after having worked in the industry.  Thereafter, I learned how the media helps Wall Street after I was black balled by all media in 2006 and thereafter for trying to warn main street about what would become an unprecedented financial crisis in 2008.  My mission has been to help investors become more knowledgeable and successful by providing cutting-edge investment research as well as top-notch educational content. I think I've done quite well in that regard.  As a part of this mission, I have also spent a great deal of time and effort exposing the criminal activities of the financial media, as it works with Wall Street to deceive and defraud main str...

I previously talked about Charlie Munger's terrible investment in BABA. We have yet another "great investor" who promoted BABA as a great "value investment."    Perhaps you remember Bill Miller. From 1991 through 2005, Legg Mason’s Bill Miller was (allegedly) the only mutual fund manager to have beaten the S&P 500 Index each year for that 15-year period (allegedly). That should have been a warning sign alone. Instead, everyone called him a genius.  It turns out that Miller was no more of a genius than any of the hacks on CNBC. After the 2008 financial crisis, Miller’s fund collapsed into the bottom quintile in 1, 3, 5 and 10-year performance. Miller did little more than ride the coat tails of the bull market of the 1990s, while exposing inves......

As I continue from Part 1, let me explain further why mutual funds can get killed during bear markets. A down market is the best way to lower the cost basis of the fund’s securities positions.   But during a bear market, funds have very little cash because investors aren’t buying funds. As well, remember that fund managers can’t go to cash so they’re not able to lower the cost basis of their most undervalued positions.   But they have another, often bigger problem to contend with; net redemptions.    

We also have some additional news to report for Dividend Gems subscribers. On February 14, 2013, the same day Berkshire Hathaway announced a huge payday for Dividend Gems subscribers with a buyout offer for Heinz (HNZ) for more than $72/share, Warren Buffett Follows Our Lead on Heinz ... ...shares of another one of our recommended securities were downgraded after management cut the dividend by 26%.

It is by no accident that the Mad Hedge Fund Trader has partnered with the lying scum at Zero Hedge.  It is also by no accident that he, like the main figures behind Zero Hedge refuses to tell you his name. That alone should raise some really big red flags. Why would the Mad Hedge Fund Trader refuse to identify himself? Perhaps it is because this enables him to make claims that are impossible to verify. He claims to have run a hedge fund, but decided to exit the business to focus on managing his personal investments. This is another red flag.  It basically implies that his fund blew up. Think about it, the best way to manage your money as a fund manager is to keep running your hedge fund, that is, if it’s making money. After all, you get 20% of the profits...

As I've been demonstrating for several years, the media makes bogus claims about its "experts" all too often. You’ve seen these guys. They’re all Jewish and they’re almost always wrong, late to the party or else broken clocks.   Mark DeCambre doesn’t host a TV show. He's just a glorified blogger working for the boiler room MarketWatch (which is linked to copywriting scam artists). So as you might imagine, DeCambre doesn't get interviews from even the most desperate media whores and financial charlatans. But he needs to earn his keep. So he rides piggy back off of useless content like CNBC while making bogus claims about the "experts" who are always aired in the media. The big problem with DeCambre is that he pulls this kind of fake news click bait......

Those of you of you who have been following me know that I’ve written several articles discussing the tricks and motives of the financial media, but I have mainly been focused on the broadcast media. As you might suspect, many more are on the way….THAT IS, ASSUMING YOU GUYS START VISITING THE AD SPONSORS…..because I feel it is critical to understand how the media works.   In this article, I wanted to give you another example of how the print media takes your money by selling you bogus claims.

Did you get in on the gold break out? We did. The following is part of the gold forecast we presented in the August 2012 Intelligent Investor (published on August 6, 2012).

Gold bugs and dealers alike have pumped out so many misconceptions and flat out lies about gold, silver, and the economy that it would be impossible for me to set the story straight in a single article; that's saying a lot considering the fact that my articles tend to be rather lengthy. However, I have previously written several articles that address the majority of the most common of these myths and lies (check the end of this article for a partial list). If you have been sucked into the vortex of lies from these charlatans, you could stand to lose a HUGE amount of money over the next several years as the gold bull market comes to an end.  And if you really think gold will never again fall below $1000 as Marc Faber the gold-pumping clown has "guaranteed," I regret...