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Are you licensed? Maybe the first candidate just intends to take your financial advice and then sue you into the ground afterwards.
by sfilmeyer 5y ago
Are you licensed? Maybe the first candidate just intends to take your financial advice and then sue you into the ground afterwards.
- Galanwe 5y agoI hope original comments see this. Advising investment vehicles for money, without proper disclaimers and a licence is a very bad idea.
- tgsovlerkhgsel 5y agoI feel like licensing could be an issue, but if you're advertising that you will lose someone's money, either you succeed (hard to argue that the customer didn't get exactly what they asked for), or you fail (hard to prove damages).
- mellavora 5y agoRational interpretation, meet law. Law, meet rational interpretation. we already know how this ends.
- Galanwe 5y agoAdvising on losing stocks is definitely an investment advice, it just means client will short them. This will be obvious to a court especially if the advice is for money. They will not bite for the absurd argument of paying for losing money.