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" ... As has been famously said, the only problem with market timing is the timing, which is infamously hard to be got right, the siren claims of innumerable hucksters notwithstanding. ... "
" ... Cryptocurrency entered our lexicon with the force and drama of a particularly pronounced hype cycle, attracting hucksters and sensational headlines. It worked its way into dinner table conversation and cocktail party banter. This brought a rapid increase in awareness, but also a reputation problem. Some businesses in the space even moved away from using the term. ... "
" ... One other serious problem with the spread of information is that anyone can now come up with a theory; post it online, build a following, which in turn can convince the masses it must be true. Despots, hucksters, frauds, conmen and pseudapostles have one thing in common – their charismatic ability to convince an audience that what they are saying could be the truth. ... "
" ... These movements mean that more and more hucksters and scam artists may be literally trying to sell bleep to you. A Google search reveals a number of doctors, naturopaths, chiropractors, and self-declared health professionals making all kinds of claims about fecal transplants, including using them to treat eczema, asthma, multiple sclerosis, depression, and a range of various autoimmune diseases, despite the lack of scientific evidence supporting the use of FMTs for such indications. Since poop is "natural" and doesn't involve drugs, the FDA doesn't really regulate fecal transplants and what people are claiming about them. This means that people can basically pull anything out of their or others' rear ends when it comes to FMTs. So, when listening to claims about fecal transplants, watch your back, because you don't want more trouble in the end. ... "
" ... Unfortunately, there are a lot of hucksters like Eldridge out there who make big promises about selling the latest-and-greatest tax and asset protection plans, but in fact just sell worthless junk to the unwary. Google "asset protection" and you'll find these folks by the boatload. Tell them that you want a second opinion, and they'll tell you that only they know the recipe for the "secret sauce" and add some gibberish about tax attorneys not being knowledgeable about "real" tax and asset protection. Should you be duped by them, you'll walk away like Burbach here: With an armful of worthless entities and strategies, a huge future tax liability, no real protection from liabilities, and a much lighter wallet. ... "