Oh.... bwolinsky, in another thread, you said "Anyway, I'm not a trader, but an RIA rep and the best trading strategist in this country."...
Also, you are the first person I've ever known to actually say he's a CFA candidate as some sort of mark for ethics. Truely greaseball behavior - fitting for an RIA.
Go sell some mutual funds.
Also, you are the first person I've ever known to actually say he's a CFA candidate as some sort of mark for ethics. Truely greaseball behavior - fitting for an RIA.
Go sell some mutual funds.
Quote from bwolinsky:
I would also add you should only invest with a fee-based RIA Rep, because their interests are more in-synch than a brokers. The more money they make you, the more money they make for themselves. Brokers are in the business of screwing you up front, and have no interest in an ongoing relationship. Despite what they say, their interests are to the firm, not to the client, and generally have quotas to meet that serves to churn accounts unnecessarily.