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From meme coins to presidential crypto ventures, the same psychological tricks that fueled boiler room scams are being used today at a massive scale. Here is what every investor needs to understand before the next wave of financial manipulation hits.
Research from the Journal of Financial Planning confirms what I’ve been warning about: AI financial advice platforms give inconsistent, incomplete, and sometimes outright wrong recommendations. And the firms pushing this on you aren’t doing it for your benefit.
Crypto was supposed to be the ultimate escape from government interference, central banks, and bailouts. Now I’m watching the same political insiders who run the financial system wrap their hands around Bitcoin, and I have to ask: are we heading toward a Bitcoin stabilization fund?
The mainstream financial media has been bought, and I’m not going to pretend otherwise. If you’re still relying on CNBC or Fox Business to guide your financial decisions, you’re playing a rigged game.
When the most powerful political family in America starts minting their own digital currency and selling it to supporters, we have a serious problem. I have been warning people about financial scams for decades, and what the Trump family has done with cryptocurrency in this second term is unlike anything I have seen before.
Charlie Munger had a phrase for the things most likely to destroy your financial life: liquor, ladies, and leverage. Right now, leverage is the one quietly building a trap that millions of retail investors are walking straight into.
If your investment advisor’s firm was recently acquired by private equity, your account may already be getting a different level of service than you signed up for. Here is what is happening, why it matters, and what smaller investors need to watch out for right now.
I have been warning people about Ponzi schemes and investment scams for nearly thirty years, and the hardest truth I have learned is this: most people don’t want to hear it. They want to believe, and that is exactly what the con artists count on.