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Tragic. From the video, I half expected him to put a gun in his mouth at the end of it. What happens now for this guy? He mentions it likely wiped out his firm
by Humdeee 8y ago
Tragic. From the video, I half expected him to put a gun in his mouth at the end of it.
What happens now for this guy? He mentions it likely wiped out his firm. Likely? How can anyone who has done this have any chance to remain in business, and feel secure enough not to even go into hiding? If the losses are unbounded, can a number of his clients be totally wiped out, even if they were diversified?
He'll continue to wear a watch worth more than my car, and have a suit worth more than all my clothes combined. I have a hard time imagining his lifestyle will even suffer.
- segmondy 8y agoYou sound envious.
- Humdeee 8y ago... his entire reputation is ruined. How does somebody come back from this? I like sleeping with both eyes closed at night, don't you?
- anthonybsd 8y ago>He'll continue to wear a watch worth more than my car It's a Rolex Datejust 41mm, $9350. And it can be had new from a dealer for less than that. Just an FYI :)
- _Nat_ 8y agoI was pretty confused by how he framed this video. What was weird was his constant reiteration of the point that he's been living well, enjoying a well-to-do, leisurely sounding lifestyle. I mean, if that's the case, good for him, but why would he keep stressing that point so heavily in a video about how he lost a lot of his clients' wealth? It sounds like he's someone who did inspire confidence in investors, but how would his self-described behavior do that?