investing industry

Many people, particularly in the wake of the collapse in 2008, were left wondering if the stock market is anything but a Ponzi scheme.  It seems difficult to understand why the big players always seem to win, even when everyone else is losing their shirt.  We're left to wonder if the stock market is really a good idea, or simply a scam to get money from the average person and give it to those who already are rich.

Many people, particularly in the wake of the collapse in 2008, were left wondering if the stock market is anything but a Ponzi scheme.  It seems difficult to understand why the big players always seem to win, even when everyone else is losing their shirt.  We're left to wonder if the stock market is really a good idea, or simply a scam to get money from the average person and give it to those who already are rich.

Many of us have had our confidence shaken.  If you're like me you might have thought of your advisors as not just hired hands, but trusted allies.  I was confident that I had a crack team working for my best interests and that they were taking initiative to make sure I was safe.  The subsequent crisis left me with the question of who I could trust.  Were these people looking out for my best interests at all?

Are They Crooks?

Many of us have had our confidence shaken.  If you're like me you might have thought of your advisors as not just hired hands, but trusted allies.  I was confident that I had a crack team working for my best interests and that they were taking initiative to make sure I was safe.  The subsequent crisis left me with the question of who I could trust.  Were these people looking out for my best interests at all?

Are They Crooks?