Look folks, you have to understand some of the facts about professional investors. Somewhere in his pitch, Larry is said to have managed $1 billion. That is nothing. I have a firm managing some of my money which has $5+ billion under management. Pros like Ken Fisher have TENS of billions under management. So $1 billion, relatively speaking, is not much.Now--when you are a hedge fund manager and the most typical charges to investors are 2% of your assets each year and 20% of your profits (and admittedly, some funds charge less, but their "cut" is still very steep), why would you leave that business and charge subscribers peanuts for your service? This doesn't make sense. I can only say that Larry appears to be successful at an earlier point in his career, but for him to be "pitching" his service indicates that he has been failing in more recent years. And please don't buy his story--or anyone's--that they are doing this only to help out "the little guy."
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