The thing about the finance industry is we tend to take ourselves way too seriously. We love jargon, we love pedigree, and some of us even still love the cufflinks & dress shoe uniform. So when someone comes around looking like he’s trying to catch last call at the neighborhood bar, using plain language, cracking jokes, calling bullshit on everyone and everything that needs to be called out, well you gotta take notice.
As always good work! Is selling an unrealistic dream of unlimited money and growth to an audience of retail buyers really that differentiated or was she just the first person to package that kind of lie into an ETF? Seems to me that isn’t much different than what they promise in multi-level marketing and other such ploys for retail money.
As always good work! Is selling an unrealistic dream of unlimited money and growth to an audience of retail buyers really that differentiated or was she just the first person to package that kind of lie into an ETF? Seems to me that isn’t much different than what they promise in multi-level marketing and other such ploys for retail money.