What’s An Investor To Do?
It seems like the rug has really been pulled out from under self-directed investors and traders.
Mutual funds don’t look like a good investment. Hedge funds are shaky. (And only accept rich investors.)
Then there’re 401Ks and pension plans–all of which are under scrutiny.
Some people are already suggesting that the government will move us into some sort of communal retirement accounts. That will end up as broke as Social Security in a few years of unrestrained over-spending.
I believe that this is–and will be–the time that entrepreneurial investment service providers will create new, innovative and more effective investment strategies. It’s what we’re committed to.
The challenge has been sounded.
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