A few years ago, John got a 'hot tip' for a financial advisor from his chiropractor. The firm got great returns and always got people more than 10% a year return because they were just so darn smart. When John told me about it, I shrugged, raised an eyebrow, and said sounds too good to be true. Since at the time we didn't have a large sum of money to invest and weren't really looking for a financial planner, the whole thing never got past our initial short reaction.
But we certainly have discussed it again since as the financial firm suggested to us was none other than Stanford Financial. You might have heard about them recently.
12 years ago
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Wow you dodged a bullet there. I guess less is more...less money then means you still have more now!
That and we skipped buying Vonage stock when they went public. We didn't feel comfortable doing it when they were barely covering operating costs....smart move there too. Stock went down over 50% in 2 days and hasn't recovered since.
Now if I could just find the stocks that are soaring...before they start soaring, lol.
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