Not investment advice, just a different way of looking at what you are being told. When information provided could not be disputed, it was removed, putting investors at a disadvantage. What is wrong with trying to help people avoid being taken advantage of? I spent a lifetime assisting investors with dealing with their losses and always felt regulators could do more with trying to shut down some of these schemes before they were allowed to wreak havoc in peoples lives. I have seen witnesses kill themselves before the trial because of the shame they felt at putting their families in positions where they are now destitute - I have seen families torn apart because they drank the kool aid - I have seen elderly people forced back into work because someone like some of those found here decided to convince them there was no risk, a guarantee. Now I am retired and very comfortably so, I want to put something back into society by way of not offering investment advice but illustrating there are different ways of conducting due diligence outside of reading on a message board like this one, only the news some want to have out there to protect their own financial interests. I detest bashers trying to force a share price down because they are short and pumpers building up a share price so they can dump. I am neither of those two.