> Most people will pick the powerful bad guy to protect their funds, advise their company and make decisions for them. We want the power, not the morality. Con

> Most people will pick the powerful bad guy to protect their funds, advise their company and make decisions for them. We want the power, not the morality. Considering only self-interest, how do you trust the bad guy with your money, when they've lost other people's funds? How do you trust their advice when you know they've deceived other clients? How do you know they will act in your interest, when they've acted against clients in the past?