Not only are you pissed you appear to be arrogant and a bit huffy. ROFLMAO You must be a snowflake...
He studied internet marketing, actually attending the same classes along with Tim Ferriss! And he studied hard! His lifestyle does NOT come from actual trading...
Hi, I don't know about the people you mentioned, but the "Trading Education" field is filled with hustlers, and charlatans. YouTube is an excellent resource, in having exposed these con artists (and in various other fields!!!). You can probably find plenty of information there... I did...
Hilarious. There used to be huge bullshit around trend following until the recent decade of crap performance. One of the worst of the charlatans was a bloke I used to call the Mouth. Never traded and his material was crap. But orf course he was selling a dream...make millions in any market. Wanka.
Hey Buster.......... some people made a lot of money flipping homes, especially the ones that sold CD's on the late night infomercials. Those guys were sophisticated. They wore ties, they had big smiles, they spoke clearly, and they used sophisticated electronic devices like an overhead projector. They were quite believable. Although some were disingenuous about their potential: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Lapre
I had no idea: "On June 27, 2011, Lapre was arrested in Tempe, Arizona, at a Life Time Fitness center, where he had reportedly lived for two days, with serious self-inflicted knife wounds to his groin. The wounds led authorities to believe Lapre had attempted suicide while at Life Time Fitness by attempting to sever the femoral artery in his legs.[14]" Now, that makes my day Karma is a BITCH...
I will admit that I bought the Carleton Sheets CD's. Please don't ban me for this. I did not buy any homes to flip based on his recommendations, but I owned 2 homes that I previously lived in while living in a third home I owned. He made a few comments about not spending more money than necessary on home repairs for renters. 'Do the minimum, because most renters don't care, and you are investing for returns on your investment, not for personal satisfaction.' I paid about $100 for the CD's and my investment was returned several times over, based on the money I saved from over spending on my other homes. I always said I was going to buy a house to flip, but I was working 60 hours a week, going to college at night, trying to maintain a GF, and did not need anything else on my plate. Then I lost interest.