Grow Financial Roots – Free financial Calculator : Financial Fraud: The Tip-Off

January 7, 2009

“Tell me why I’m so lucky!” This was the challenge hurled by the head of Capital Markets of my former Wall Street firm at any trader who booked a profit. My partner, who ran our trading business, had the Head of Accounting sitting outside his office and he tracked the firm’s securities operations like a hawk. Since perfect markets have the profits squeezed out of them, a reported profit demanded an explanation. Why were we so lucky?

My former partner lived the first rule of avoiding financial scams: understand where your money is, what it is doing, and the logic of your profits. If you don’t understand, if it does not make sense to
you, if it does not reflect how the real world really works, then it is prudent to assume you are dealing with fraud.

For this full article Click Here Also that advantage of this week’s Solari Report (Thursday, January 8 at 9PM EST), we’ll review some simple rules to help you avoid financial frauds and embrace the “rock-and-roll” of investment in the real world. I’ll also look at a number of hi-visibility reports that the U.S. dollar is about tumble. Why are “insiders” suddenly going public on this subject? Let’s explore why.

If you are considering paying off Unsecured debt with an assets, like cash, your home equity, then after you read the article I urge you to see my Consumers StopDebtUSA website link.
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