Catching Up With YouTube's Biggest Con Man, Meet Kevin Paffrath (part 1) Catching Up With YouTube's Biggest Con Man, Meet Kevin Paffrath (part 2) I'm waiting to see pictures of this man-boy scammer, Meet Kevin with Robert Kiyosaki, Tony Robbins and Jim Cramer.   ...

YouTube fraudster and fake investment guru Tom Nash (suspected real name Tomer Nesher) has made numerous false claims about his credentials and experience for several years.   These false claims created the perception that he possess high-level experience and credentials in the capital markets and specifically in the area of securities analysis.  For example, Tom Nash claimed that he was a senior analyst at a top 4 Wall Street firm for more than ten years prior to quitting his job to become a YouTuber for the sole purpose of exposing fake gurus.  Yes, that's correct. Nash claimed he quit his allegedly "high status, high paying job as a senior analyst at a top Wall Street firm" in order to help people who watch YouTube by exposing fake gurus. Let me be clear. ......

Recently, the financial media featured 16-year old Rachelle Fox, apparently a teen actress, but not for her acting ability. Are you ready? The bought-off criminal media featured her because she likes to "day trade." Clearly, this type of promotion pleased online brokerage firms.

Take a look at the image below. It says it all.

Not only has one of our dividend gems returned 50% (excluding dividends) over the past 5 months (and Mike recommended readers buy positions right when it bottomed) but Mike also successfully guided active investors through the up and down swings of the stock prior to the breakout.

Peter Schff receives more media exposure from the financial media than anyone else in the world. He calls himself a "chief global strategist" and is the CEO of a small brokerage firm and gold company. So wouldn't you expect Schiff to be really accurate when it comes to his investment calls and investment-related commentraies? Afterall, he is plastered all over the media on a daily basis, so he must be nailing things, right?  Wrong. The facts speak for themselves. And the facts show that Peter Schiff has been wrong the vast majority of time about the vast majority of things. We have documented a great deal of his terrible track record in dozens of videos and articles we have published over the past several years.              ...

Despite his world-leading track record, Mike Stathis remains banned by all media. Instead, the criminal Jewish-run media prefers to feature Jewish con artists, broken clocks, idiots and stock manipulators, all with shitty track records. Ths proves once again that ad-based content will cost you a fortune in losses and missed opportunities. If you want world-class content you will need to pay for it. The same goes for world-class investment research. Otherwise, good luck listening to Jewish broken clock clowns like Peter Schiff, Harry Dent, Jim Rogers, Jim Rickards, Porter Stansberry, Mar Faber, Jim Cramer and the rest of the Jew crew promoted as experts.  ...

Those who are unfamiliar with me can find out more about my credentials, my background, as well as my investment research track record here, here, and here. Examine Mike Stathis' unmatched track record of predicting the 2008 financial crisis, enabling investors to capture life-changing profits by checking here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Today, I'm going to continue where I left off from a previous article by exposing the fake investment guru who uses the pseudonym, Tom Nash.  See Exposing YouTube Fake Investment Gurus Series: Introduction to Tom Nash In the future...

Those who are unfamiliar with me can find out more about my credentials, my background, as well as my investment research track record here, here, and here. Examine Mike Stathis' unmatched track record of predicting the 2008 financial crisis, enabling investors to capture life-changing profits by checking here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As an investor, do you have a competitive advantage you can utilize to help you beat the market indexes?  If not, you stand no chance of beating the indexes in the lon...

As part of our mission to expose the truth and cut through the smoke and mirrors games played by the media and Internet marketers, we have identified America's best contrarian indicators. This award goes to those who claim to be investment experts whose advice and recommendations are best utilized by doing the opposite of what they say. In determining this award, we examined the track records of all candidates dating back to several years. As you can imagine, with so many clowns out there with such horrendous track records, this was a painstaking process. However, after expensive analysis, we have come to a decision as the best contrarian indicator, and it's an 8-way tie. The co-winners are as follows:

For the past two or three years now, a new charlatan has risen up from the ranks of the trash bin. Oh and he just happens to be Jewish. Coincidence?  You decide.  This egghead has been getting a great deal of media attention despite the fact that he has no track record, and was nowhere to be seen or heard prior to the financial crisis. One reason why he has no track record is because he has NO asset management training or experience. He is a second-rate attorney who was part of the gang of incompetent schysters at Long-Term Capital Management. This is a man who tries SO HARD to impress his stooge audience that even his pseudo-intellectual demeanor reveals his desperation. Hey Jim boy, you might want to tone down your pseudo-intellectual babble a bit because you so...

Although I'm buried in work, I just had to stop and take some time to write a piece demonstrating another example how the forces out there are against you. They are vultures, and they seek

A few years ago, we pointed out that the Recommended Securities List created and managed by MIke Stathis, the chief strategist and analyst of AVA Investment Analytics, included the best performing stock in the Dow Jones Industrial Average.  The stock was McDonalds (MCD).  And it returned 31% in 2011. Since then, Mike has successfully navigated research clients in and out of MCD, enabling significant reductions in the total cost basis of the stock. Did You Own the BEST PERFORMING Stock in 2011? WE DID Ever since we have been publishing our Recommended Securities Lists, in addition to the accurate active management guidance contained in the research, numerous securities have provided bonus returns for subscribers after having been bought out.  Just a couple examples hav...

Mike Shows You How to Make 100% in 2 Weeks and 200% in 6 months Mike Stathis Predicts Sears' Demise (along with Radio Shack and JC Penny) Years Ago While Exposing CNBC Idiots Proof That Mike Stathis Has The Leading Track Record On The Economic Collapse Mike Nails the Stock Market Breakout Months in Advance Who Do You Think Nailed the Latest Selloff AGAIN? Market and Economic Update June 24, 2013 September 2013 US Stock Market Forecast Stathis Nails the Gold & Silver Trade AGAIN Mike Predicted the Latest Selloff AGAIN Mike Stathis Was the Only Person to Have Nailed the First Rate Hike Stathis Nails The Dec 2014 Market Selloff With Stunning Accuracy Our Clients Avoided Being Exposed to the Market Collapse The Media Has Banned The World's Leading Investment Forecaster World......

UPDATED Note on March 9, 2018: As I have previously demonstrated, the so-called "experts" in the financial media are little more than professional marketers who promote a ridiculous doomsday narrative as a means by which to lure suckers into buying their books. The dirty secret is that most of them make the majority of their income from book sales (Peter Schiff, Jim Rickards, Jim Rogers, Harry Dent).  This alone is deceptive and could be considered fraud because the media positions these clowns as analysts, although they are actually marketing professionals, public speakers and authors (although I can assure you not a single one of these clowns has written any of their books). Remember, guys who spend the majority of their time being interviewed, giving speeches and writi...

As I pointed out when it was happening in real time, hedge funds were in on this stock pump from the very beginning, using their tribal connections with the financial media to help the pump. As shares began to take off, hedge funds piled in, luring more suckers. Guess who sold at the top. It sure as hell wasn't the so-called "Apes."   This is typically how these meme stock pumps play out. The public is fed a false narrative in order to lure in the sheep. But in reality, there are many more levers working behind the scenes extracting money from these sheep.  The same thing happened with Gamestop (GME) and many other "meme" stocks.  CNBC and the other criminal media firms pulls similar stunts on a daily basis.    Always remember that it's very diff......

Do you remember all of the forecasts and debates from the various jug heads in the media regarding when the Fed would raise interest rates in 2016? As you might recall, this circus show was even more ridiculous than the one that took place in 2015. The interest rate kosher drama of 2016 even featured absurd "predictions" and "forecasts" from several top Fed officials. For both 2015 and 2016, the overwhelming theme surrounding interest rate forecasts by the various "geniuses" promoted by the media was constant flip flopping after missing the mark over and over again. In contrast, Mike Stathis pointed to a single 25 basis point rate hike for 2015 and 2016 early on when everyone else was forecasting three, four and even more rate hikes each year. Furthermore, as our research cl......

Have a look at the latest piece of trash coming from Alan Zibel, the Associated Press' so-called real estate reporter.  First of all, he claims rel estate is in a "four-year slump."   The real estate correction began anywhere between late 2006 and early 2007 depending upon what you are looking at. Median prices for single-family homes peaked in late summer-early fall of 2006 but there was still robust although activity until ealy 2007. That makes it a three-year "slump" at best.  That's a bit trivial but not for a professional reporter who covers real estate for the largest syndicated newswire in America, whose stories reach thousands of publications around the U.S. and the rest of the world. 

In August 2009, Mike Stathis posted a reward for the first person who could prove that there was a financial professional that could match his track record before, during and after the economic collapse.  We officially launched this reward or challenge in 2011.