How to Think Clearly

"Never argue with stupid people. They will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience." –Mark Twain

If you want to fully understand and appreciate the work of Mike Stathis, from his market forecasts and securities analysis to his political and economic analyses, you will need to learn how to think clearly if you already lack this vital skill.

For many, this will be a cleansing process that could take quite a long time to complete depending on each individual.

The best way to begin clearing your mind is to move forward with this series of steps:

1. GET RID OF YOUR TV SET, AND ONLY USE STREAMING SERVICES SPARINGLY.

2. REFUSE TO USE YOUR PHONE TO TEXT.

3. DO NOT USE A "SMART (DUMB) PHONE" (or at least do not use your phone to browse the Internet unless absolutely necessary).

4. STAY AWAY FROM SOCIAL MEDIA (Facebook, Instagram, Whatsapp, Snap, Twitter, Tik Tok unless it is to spread links to this site). 

5. STAY OFF JEWTUBE.

6. AVOID ALL MEDIA (as much as possible).

The cleansing process will take time but you can hasten the process by being proactive in exercising your mind.

You should also be aware of a very common behavior exhibited by humans who have been exposed to the various aspects of modern society. This behavior occurs when an individual overestimates his abilities and knowledge, while underestimating his weaknesses and lack of understanding. This behavior has been coined the "Dunning-Kruger Effect" after two sociologists who described it in a research publication. See here.

Many people today think they are virtual experts on every topic they place importance on. The reason for this illusory behavior is because these individuals typically allow themselves to become brainwashed by various media outlets and bogus online sources. The more information these individuals obtain on these topics, the more qualified they feel they are to share their views with others without realizing the media is not a valid source with which to use for understanding something. The media always has bias and can never be relied on to represent the full truth. Furthermore, online sources are even more dangerous for misinformation, especially due to the fact that search algorithms have been designed to create confirmation bias. 

A perfect example of the Dunning-Kruger Effect can be seen with many individuals who listen to talk radio shows. These shows are often politically biased and consist of individuals who resemble used car salesmen more than intellectuals. These talking heads brainwash their audience with cherry-picked facts, misstatements, and lies regarding relevant issues such as healthcare, immigration, Social Security, Medicaid, economics, science, and so forth. They also select guests to interview based on the agendas they wish to fulfill with their advertisers rather than interviewing unbiased experts who might share different viewpoints than the host.

Once the audience has been indoctrinated by these propagandists, they feel qualified to discuss these topics on the same level as a real authority, without realizing that they obtained their understanding from individuals who are employed as professional liars and manipulators by the media. 

Another good example of the Dunning-Kruger Effect can be seen upon examination of political pundits, stock market and economic analysts on TV.  They talk a good game because they are professional speakers. But once you examine their track record, it is clear that these individuals are largely wrong. But they have developed confidence in speaking about these topics due to an inflated sense of expertise in topics for which they continuously demonstrate their incompetence.

One of the most insightful analogies created to explain how things are often not what you see was Plato's Allegory of the Cave, from Book 7 of the Republic.

We highly recommend that you study this masterpiece in great detail so that you are better able to use logic and reason.  From there, we recommend other classics from Greek philosophers. After all, ancient Greek philosophers like Plato and Socrates created critical thinking.   

If you can learn how to think like a philosopher, ideally one of the great ancient Greek philosophers, it is highly unlikely that you will ever be fooled by con artists like those who make ridiculous and unfounded claims in order to pump gold and silver, the typical get-rich-quick, or multi-level marketing (MLM) crowd.





STOP Being Taken

If you want to do well as an investor, you must first understand how various forces are seeking to deceive you. 

Most people understand that Wall Street is looking to take their money.

But do they really understand the means by which Wall Street achieves these objectives? 

Once you understand the various tricks and scams practiced by Wall Street you will be better able to avoid being taken. 

Perhaps an even greater threat to investors is the financial media.

The single most important thing investors must do if they aim to become successful is to stay clear of all media.

That includes social media and other online platforms with investment content such as YouTube and Facebook, which are one million times worse than the financial media.

The various resources found within this website address these two issues and much more. 

Remember, you can have access to the best investment research in the world. But without adequate judgment, you will not do well as an investor.

You must also understand how the Wall Street and financial media parasites operate in order to do well as an investor. 

It is important to understand how the Jewish mafia operates so that you can beat them at their own game.

The Jewish mafia runs both Wall Street and the media. This cabal also runs many other industries.

We devote a great deal of effort exposing the Jewish mafia in order to position investors with a higher success rate in achieving their investment goals.

Always remember the following quotes as they apply to the various charlatans positioned by the media as experts and business leaders.   

“Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves.” - King James Bible - Matthew 7:15

"It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled." –Mark Twain

It's also very important to remember this FACT.  All Viewpoints Are Not Created Equal.

Just because something is published in print, online, or aired in broadcast media does not make it accurate. 

More often than not, the larger the audience, the more likely the content is either inaccurate or slanted. 

The next time you read something about economics or investments, you should ask the following question in order to determine the credibility of the source.

Is the source biased in any way?  

That is, does the source have any agendas which would provide some kind of benefit accounting for conclusions that were made? 

Most individuals who operate websites or blogs sell ads or merchandise of some kind. In particular, websites that sell precious metals are not credible sources of information because the views published on these sites are biased and cannot be relied upon.

The following question is one of the first things you should ask before trusting anyone who is positioned as an expert. 

Is the person truly credible?  

Most people associate credibility with name-recognition. But more often than not, name-recognition serves as a predictor of bias if not lack of credibility because the more a name is recognized, the more the individual has been plastered in the media. 

Most individuals who have been provided with media exposure are either naive or clueless. The media positions these types of individuals as “credible experts” in order to please its financial sponsors; those who buy advertisements. 

In the case of the financial genre, instead of name-recognition or media celebrity status, you must determine whether your source has relevant experience on Wall Street as opposed to being self-taught. But this is just a basic hurdle that in itself by no means ensures the source is competent or credible.

It's much more important to carefully examine the track record of your source in depth, looking for accuracy and specific forecasts rather than open-ended statements. You must also look for timing since a broken clock is always right once a day.  Finally, make sure they do not cherry-pick their best calls. Always examine their entire track record. 

Don't ever believe the claims made by the source or the host interviewing the source regarding their track record. 

Always verify their track record yourself. 

The above question requires only slight modification for use in determining the credibility of sources that discuss other topics, such as politics, healthcare, etc.

We have compiled the most extensive publication exposing hundreds of con men pertaining to the financial publishing and securities industry, although we also cover numerous con men in the media and other front groups since they are all associated in some way with each other.

There is perhaps no one else in the world capable of shedding the full light on these con men other than Mike Stathis.

Mike has been a professional in the financial industry for nearly three decades. 

Alhough he publishes numerous articles and videos addressing the dark side of the industry, the core collection can be found in our ENCYCLOPEDIA of Bozos, Hacks, Snake Oil Salesmen and Faux Heroes

Also, the Image Library contains nearly 8,000 images, most of which are annotated.


At AVA Investment Analytics, we don't pump gold, silver, or equities because we are not promoters or marketers.

We actually expose precious metals pumpers, while revealing their motives, means, and methods.

We do not sell advertisements.

We actually go to great lengths to expose the ad-based content scam that's so pervasive in the world today. 

We do not receive any compensation from our content, other than from our investment research, which is not located on this website. 

We provide individual investors, financial advisers, analysts and fund managers with world-class research and unique insight.







Media Lies

If you listen to the media, most likely at minimum it's going to cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars over the course of your life time.

The deceit, lies, and useless guidance from the financial media is certainly a large contributor of these losses.

But a good deal of lost wealth comes in the form of excessive consumerism which the media encourages and even imposes upon its audience.

You aren’t going to know that you’re being brainwashed, or that you have lost $1 million or $2 million over your life time due to the media.

But I can guarantee you that with rare exception this will become the reality for those who are naïve enough to waste time on media.

It gets worse.

By listening to the media you are likely to also suffer ill health effects through excessive consumption of prescription drugs, and/or as a result of watching ridiculous medical shows, all of which are supportive of the medical-industrial complex.

And if you seek out the so-called "alternative media" as a means by which to escape the toxic nature of the "mainstream" media, you might make the mistake of relying on con men like Kevin Trudeau, Alex Jones, Joe Rogan, and many others.

This could be a deadly decision. As bad as the so-called "mainstream" media is, the so-called "alternative media" is even worse.

There are countless con artists spread throughout the media who operate in the same manner. They pretend to be on your side as they "expose" the "evil" government and corporations.

Their aim is to scare you into buying their alternatives.  This addresses the nutritional supplements industry which has become a huge scam.  

 

Why Does the Media Air Liars and Con Men?

The goal of the media is NOT to serve its audience because the audience does NOT pay its bills.

The goal of the media is to please its sponsors, or the companies that spend huge dollars buying advertisements.

And in order for companies to justify these expenses, they need the media to represent their cause.

The media does this by airing idiots and con artists who mislead and confuse the audience.

By engaging in "journalistic fraud," the media steers its audience into the arms of its advertisers because the audience is now misled and confused.

The financial media sets up the audience so that they become needy after having lost large amounts of money listening to their "experts." Desperate for professional help, the audience contacts Wall Street brokerage firms, mutual funds, insurance companies, and precious metals dealers that are aired on financial networks. This is why these firms pay big money for adverting slots in the financial media.

We see the same thing on a more obvious note in the so-called "alternative media," which is really a remanufactured version of the "mainstream media." Do not be fooled. There is no such thing as the "alternative media."  It really all the same. 

In order to be considered "media" you must have content that has widespread channels of distribution. Thus, all "media" is widely distributed.

And the same powers that control the distribution of the so-called "mainstream media" also control distribution of the so-called "alternative media."

The claim that there is an "alternative media" is merely a sales pitch designed to capture the audience that has since given up on the "mainstream media."  

The tactic is a very common one used by con men.

The same tactic is used by Washington to convince naive voters that there are meaningful differences between the nation's two political parties.

In reality, both parties are essentially the same when it comes to issues that matter most (e.g. trade policy and healthcare) because all U.S. politicians are controlled by corporate America. Anyone who tells you anything different simply isn't thinking straight.

On this site, we expose the lies and the liars in the media.

We discuss and reveal the motives and track record of the media’s hand-selected charlatans with a focus on the financial media.  




 

Why Stathis Was Banned

To date, we know of no one who has established a more accurate track record in the investment markets since 2006 than Mike Stathis.  

Yet, the financial media wants nothing to do with Stathis.  

This has been the case from day one when he was black-balled by the publishing industry after having written his landmark 2006 book, America's Financial Apocalypse

From that point on, he was black-balled throughout all so-called mainstream media and then even the so-called alternative media. 

With very rare exception, you aren't even going to hear him on the radio or anywhere else being interviewed.  

Ask yourself why. 

You aren't going to see him mentioned on any websites either, unless its by people whom he has exposed.  

You aren't likely to ever read or hear of his remarkable investment research track record anywhere, unless you read about it on this website.

You should be wondering why this might be.

Some of you already know the answer.

The media banned Mike Stathis because the trick used by the media is to promote cons and clowns so that the audience will be steered into the hands of the media's financial sponsors - Wall Street, gold dealers, etc. 

Because the media is run by the Jewish mafia and because most Jews practice a severe form of tribalism, the media will only promote Jews and gentiles who represent Jewish businesses.  

And as for radio shows and websites that either don't know about Stathis or don't care to hear what he has to say, the fact is that they are so ignorant that they assume those who are plastered throughout media are credible.

And because they haven't heard Stathis anywhere in the media, even if they come across him, they automatically assume he's a nobody in the investment world simply because he has no media exposure.  And they are too lazy to go through his work because they realize they are too stupid to understand the accuracy and relevance of his research. 

Top investment professionals who know about Mike Stathis' track record have a much different view of him. But they cannot say so in public because Stathis is now considered a "controversial" figure due to his stance on the Jewish mafia. 

Most people are in it for themselves. Thus, they only care about pitching what’s deemed as the “hot” topic because this sells ads in terms of more site visits or reads.

This is why you come across so many websites based on doom and conspiratorial horse shit run by con artists.

We have donated countless hours and huge sums of money towards the pursuit of exposing the con men, lies, and fraud.

We have been banned by virtually every media platform in the U.S and every website prior to writing about the Jewish mafia.

Mike Stathis was banned by all media early on because he exposed the realities of the United States.

The Jewish mafia has declared war on us because we have exposed the realities of the U.S. government, Wall Street, corporate America, free trade, U.S. healthcare, and much more.

Stathis has also been banned by alternative media because he exposed the truth about gold and silver. 

We have even been banned from use of email marketing providers as a way to cripple our abilities to expand our reach. 

You can talk about the Italian Mafia, and Jewish Hollywood can make 100s of movies about it.

BUT YOU CANNOT TALK ABOUT THE JEWISH MAFIA.

Because Mr. Stathis exposed so much in his 2006 book America's Financial Apocalypse, he was banned.

He was banned for writing about the following topics in detail: political correctness, illegal immigration, affirmative action, as well as the economic realities behind America's disastrous healthcare system, the destructive impact of free trade, and many other topics. He also exposed Wall Street fraud and the mortgage derivatives scam that would end of catalyzing the worst global crisis in history. 

It's critical to note that the widespread ban on Mr. Stathis began well before he mentioned the Jewish mafia or even Jewish control of any kind.

It was in fact his ban that led him to realize precisely what was going on.

We only began discussing the role of the criminality of the Jewish mafia by late-2009, three years AFTER we had been black-listed by the media.

Therefore, no one can say that our criticism of the Jewish mafia led to Mike being black-listed (not that it would even be acceptable).  

If you dare to expose Jewish control or anything under Jewish control, you will be black-balled by all media so the masses will never hear the truth.

Just remember this. Mike does not have to do what he is doing. 

Instead, he could do what everyone else does and focus on making money. 

He has already sacrificed a huge fortune to speak the truth hoping to help people steer clear of fraudsters and to educate people as to the realities in order to prevent the complete enslavement of world citizenry. 

  

Rules to Remember

Rule #1: Those With Significant Exposure Are NOT on Your Side.  

No one who has significant exposure should ever be trusted. Such individuals should be assumed to be gatekeepers until proven otherwise.  I have never found an exception to this rule.

Understand that those responsible for permitting or even facilitating exposure have given exposure to specific individuals for a very good reason. And that reason does not serve your best interests. 

In short, I have significant empirical evidence to conclude that everyone who has a significant amount of exposure has been bought off (in some way) by those seeking to distort reality and control the masses. This is not a difficult concept to grasp. It's propaganda 101.   

Rule #2: Con Artists Like to Form Syndicates.

Before the Internet was created, con artists were largely on their own. Once the Internet was released to the civilian population, con artists realized that digital connectivity could amplify their reach, and thus the effectiveness of their mind control tactics. This meant digital connectivity could amplify the money con artists extract from their victims by forming alliances with other con artists.

Teaming up with con artists leads to a significantly greater volume of content and distraction, such that victims of these con artists are more likely to remain trapped within the web of deceit, as well as being more convinced that their favorite con artist is legit. 

Whenever you wish to know whether someone can be trusted, always remember this golden rule..."a man is judged by the company he keeps." This is a very important rule to remember because con men almost always belong to the same network.  You will see the same con artists interviewing each other,referencing each other, (e.g. a hat tip) on the same blog rolls, attending the same conferences, mentioning their con artist peers, and so forth.

Rule #3: There's NO Free Lunch.  

Whenever something is marketed as being "free" you can bet the item or service is either useless or else the ultimate price you'll pay will be much greater than if you had paid money for it in the beginning. 

You should always seek to establish a monetary relationship with all vendors because this establishes a financial link between you the customer and the vendor. Therefore, the vendor will tend to serve and protect your best interests because you pay his bills. 

Those who use the goods and services from vendors who offer their products for free will treated not as customers, but as products, because these vendors will exploit users who are obtaining  their products for free in order to generate income.   

Use of free emails, free social media, free content is all complete garbage designed to obtain your data and sell it to digital marketing firms.

From there you will be brainwashed with cleverly designed ads. You will be monitored and your identity wil eventually be stolen. 

Fraudsters often pitch the "free" line in order to lure greedy people who think they can get something for free. 

Perhaps now you understand why the system of globalized trade was named "free trade." 

As you might appreciate, free trade has been a complete disaster and scam designed to enrich the wealthy at the expense of the poor. 

There are too many examples of goods and services positioned as being free, when in reality, the customers get screwed.  

Rule #4: Beware of Manipulation Using Word Games. 

When manipulators want to get the masses to side with their propaganda and ditch more legitimate alternatives they often select psychologically relevant labels to indicate positive or negative impressions.

For instance, the financial parasites running America's medical-industrial complex have designated the term "socialized medicine" to replace the original, more accurate term, "universal healthcare." This play on words has been done to sway the masses from so much as even investigating universal healthcare, because the criminals want to keep defrauding people with their so-called "market-based" healthcare scam, which has accounted for the number one cause of personal bankruptcies in the USA for many years.  

When Wall Street wanted to convince the American people to go along with NAFTA, they used the term "free trade" to describe the current system of trade which has devastated the U.S. labor force.

In reality, free trade is unfair trade and only benefits the wealthy and large corporations.

There are many examples on this play on words such as the "sharing economy" and so on.  

Rule #5: Whenever Someone Promotes Something that Offers to Empower You, It's Usually a Scam.

This applies to the life coaches, self-help nonsense, libertarian pitches, FIRE movement, and so on.

If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is.

Unlike what the corporate fascists claim, we DO need government.

And no, you can NOT become financially independent and retire early unless you sell this con game to suckers.  

Rule #6: "Never argue with stupid people. They will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience." –Mark Twain

Following this rule is forcing the small and dewindling group of intelligent people left in the world to cease interacting with people. 

You might need to get accustomed to being alone if you're intelligent and would rather not waste your time arguing with someone who is so ignorant, that they have no chance to realize what's really going in this world. 

It would seem that Dunning-Kruger has engulfed much of the population, especially in the West.     

Start Here

Cryptocurrency Shill and CNBC "Expert Trader" Jon Najarian Touts Voyager Digital Days Before Bankruptcy

Several years ago I first exposed Jon and Pete Najarian as your typical CNBC charlatans positioned as "experts." See here

Like all of the other "experts" promoted by the financial media, Jon and Pete Najarian spend most of their time in media-related and marketing activities. By definition alone, this makes them media personalities and marketing hacks, as opposed to true trading or investment experts.

True trading and investment experts spend the majority of their time analyzing trades and investments in order to produce superior results. When you are spending most of your time in media talking about trading or investing, that makes you TV personality. There's no way a TV personality can legitimately claim to be a trading or investment expert.  It's a scam designed to herd sheep into the slaughter house. 

Note that I'm not talking about the occasional real expert that's interviewed on CNBC and other financial networks. No doubt, there are actually a very small handful of real experts that make their rounds in the media, but their appearances are rare.

The trick used by the media is to toss in one or two real experts into the pool of one or two hundred fake experts in order to convince the audience that these networks only feature true experts. 1

 

Former football players Jon and his younger brother Pete Najarian are really something else. Jon dresses up like some kind of weird looking superhero wannabe, while Pete looks like a washed up, cheesy WWE wrestler.  

As well, both appear to shop at the same strip malls (and perhaps pawn shops) because they're often seen wearing tacky clothing and cheap looking costume jewelry.  

There’s nothing wrong with being (let’s call it) frugal.

And not everyone has a good sense of fashion.

But let’s get real.

The Najarians don’t dress this way in real life.

The Najarians are going out of their way to create this weird “he-man,” superhero, wrestler image because they’re targeting that demographic (uneducated, broke, tacky, testosterone-driven manliness).

It’s a great demographic to focus on if you’re running a trading service because males are known to trade stocks much more than females.

And lower-income males are typically desperate to boost their income.

Finally, because they’re not well-educated, this demographic is generally going to be easy to dupe.  

It's a really bizarre to imagine these clowns offering trading recommendations. 

Like many predators, Jon and Pete Najarian jumped into the "latest, greatest, hottest market" of speculators who were convinced they would strike it rich "investing" in cryptocurrencies. 

The majority of crypto speculators are the "low hanging fruit," otherwise often referred to as the "dummies." They were being conned and exploited by the crypto kingpins who were really making all of the money (exchanges, backers of new crypto coins, NFTs, etc., along with Wall Street and venture capital investors who backed many of these projects and even launched crypto projects of their own). 

I won't even talk about all of the illegal money being funneled into the crypto industry because it's a topic of discussion that deserves dedicated coverage. 

There were also some not-so-dumb individuals how bought into the cryptocurrency pitch. But they too were fooled because their judgment had been warped by greed along with chronic exposure to media. 

Jon and Pete have been part of the cryptocurrency pumping cabal on CNBC for quite a while. 2

As ridiculous as these guys look, it's still extremely difficult for me to believe that the Najarians are unaware that all cryptocurrencies are scams. But they don't seem to care as long as they can make money pitching cryptocurrency trading services. 

The Najarians have been promoting cryptocurrencies and crypto-related investments for several years, apparently because it enabled them to reach a large audience of suckers looking to strike it rich. 

Guess who struck it rich instead? 

And guess who got stuck holding the bag when it emptied?

As you might already know, some of the world's biggest con artists went from first trashing cryptocurrencies early on (when the number of participants was relatively small) to promoting them once they saw the audience of suckers explode to huge numbers.  Many of these predators who flip-flopped to promote cryptocurrencies once they became big are well-known Jewish con artists.

Take the case of Jewish life coach and motivational speaker, Tony Robbins (real name Anthony Mahavoric) who now claims to be the world's top business strategist.

In my opinion, Tony Robbins is arguably the world's biggest con man.

Robbins went from first characterizing cryptocurrencies as a gamble, "similar to going to a Vegas casino" in 2017 (CNBC), to embracing cryptos a year later after realizing how large the market for crypto sheep had become.

Quite simply, Robbins changed his tune once he began to notice how many people had been sucked in by this scammy industry.

Preditably, Robbins jumped aboard the crypto band wagon once he realized it would be a huge source of potential sheep to herd with his own crypto BS, from ghost-written books, to seminars and other trash. 

Fortunately for the public, the crypto industry crashed hard causing Robbins to hold off on becoming the next crypto prophet. But there's always the crypto bubble, right?

Although Robbins is no stranger to scams, his endorsement of cryptos was a stretch even for him given that he has been desperately trying to position himself as a legitimate source of investment insight for over a decade. 

For more see Tony Robbins - Another Con Man Who Promoted Cryptocurrencies

By promoting cryptocurrencies as lucrative trading and investment vehicles, Jon and Pete Najarian cashed in big at the expense of those who trusted them as "experts."

This perception of the Najarians as trading "experts" was created after having received tens of millions of dollars in free promotion from CNBC.  For around two decades. Jon and Pete have been featured on CNBC as "experts" discussing stock trades.

Over the past several years Jon Najarian served as one of the cryptocurrency kingpins on CNBC as he promoted trading and even investing on these scammy vehicles. 

Despite the fact that much of what Jon and Pete discuss on CNBC is almost always generic and usually useless for those looking to make trades (for example, they don't provide specific trade setups, exit prices, or risk management considerations) the fact that they are blabbering away in front of a camera fools gullible investors to think they are knowledgeable "experts" because CNBC keeps claiming that they are over and over.   

I won't even get into the fact that CNBC and other media firms should not even be covering trading of any assets.  I'll save this discussion for another time. 

Think about it. If CNBC and other financial networks feature credible experts like Warren Buffett, then surely Jon and Pete Najarian must also be "experts" if they are featured on the same networks, right?

Moreover, this conclusion must especially be true given that they've received daily airtime on CNBC for close to two decades, right?

It's only true if you lack the most basic abilities to think critically. 

After all, if they aren't experts, why would CNBC feature them so much, right? 

By now you probably know why the Najarians and other clowns positioned as "experts" are featured in the financial media. I've revealed the answer many times for over a decade. 

I'll sum it up in one sentence. The financial media deceives its audience by claiming they are featuring real experts in order to command higher prices for advertisements because the advertisers (which are mostly from the financial industry) will land more customers after the media's "experts" steer them into the gutter. 

Using their clout as "experts" (paid shills) on CNBC and other media platforms, the Najarians position their dodgy trading service, Market Rebellion as a great source for cryptocurrency and stock trading.  

But if it's such a great trading service, why do they refuse to post the results?

You should know the answer to that.  I'm willing to bet that the performance of Market Rebellion's trading service sucks just as bad as the Najarian's previous online trading service, Options Monster. 

But we will never know just how bad their trading services have been since they have always refused to publish third-party audited results. 

The Najarians have a long history of promoting their sketchy (to say the least) online trading services by leveraging their TV celebrity status. For instance, you might want to look into the controversial past of the Najarians' previous trading website, Options Monster to help you understand what these guys are all about. 3 

The enormous media exposure received by Jon Najarian enabled him to lure countless suckers who forked over thousands of dollars in exchange for cryptocurrency trading recommendations from his company, Market Rebellion.

Note that Market Rebellion began recommending cryptocurrencies soon after it was launched in 2020. 4

More on Market Rebellion in the future, but for now you can check here. 

Let's not forget that before Market Rebellion was launched Jon Najarian served as a paid shill for the now jailed Jon "Crypto King" Caruso.

Najarian made several videos for his previous trading service Investitute to promote its Las Vegas event featuring a slew of Jewish con artists in addition to Caruso.

The videos were posted on Najarian's twitter along with what seemed like an endless number of tweets telling everyone about Caruso and other trading "experts" (all Jewish of course) that would be at his dog-and-pony clown show event.  

It's critical to note that Caruso was running a crypto Ponzi scheme at the time Najarian was paid to promote him. I find it hard to believe Najarian didn't at least suspect Caruso was up to no good given the typical excessive Ponzi scheme-like returns Caruso was claiming, as he sought to lure more suckers into his scam.  

But money talks if you're a dishonest, money worshipping scum bag. Such characters typically ask no questions as long as they are being paid. I suppose they believe they have no culpability because they aren't the ones carrying out the scam, but this just isn't the case. 

Interestingly, in addition to having deleted hundreds of tweets in order to erase all his association with Caruso, Najarian also changed the name of his company Investitute, to Market Rebellion in 2020, just months after the Vegas event featuring Caruso and soon after Caruso was arrested. 

I previously wrote about this debacle.  See here.  

Did Jon Najarian learn his lesson after mysteriously escaping possible civil and/or criminal repercussions from his involvement with Caruso? 

Nope. 

Instead of backing off from the scammy cryptocurrency industry, Najarian continued to promote all kinds of cryptocurrencies and cryptocurrency "assets" on CNBC as well as through his Market Rebellion website, where he offered educational courses on cryptos along with numerous crypto trading services. 

Why didn't Najarian learn his lesson after what seems to me to have been a narrow escape from some type of legal action?  

GREED. Similar to every other so-called "expert" promoted on CNBC as a great source of investment insight, Jon Najarian appears to be a relentless money worshipping dirt bag who has no limitations when it comes to extracting money from people.

Voyager Digital, a Jewish-run and Jewish-funded crypto trading platform was among one of the cryptocurrency investments promoted by Jon Najarian and his scammy Market Rebellion trading service.

And remember that Najarian used CNBC to reach millions of people while promoting this scam.  Without CNBC, Najarian would have been extremely limited in his ability to reach people who may have fallen for his BS. 

Watch the first video below where Najarian even stated that Voyager was one of the few remaining cryptocurrencies he owned on July 1, 2022.

This served as a confidence boost or perhaps an implied endorsement of Voyager to those who might have been worried about its ability to survive. 

The next day Voyager suspended trading, deposits, and withdrawals (second video).  

A few days later on July 6, Voyager filed for bankruptcy protection (third video). 

CNBC: Crypto is a 24/7 asset and can drive you crazy: MarketRebellion's Jon Najarian (July 1, 2022)

CNBC: Crypto firm Voyager suspends trading, deposits and withdrawals (July 2, 2022)

CNBC: Crypto broker Voyager Digital files for bankruptcy (July 6, 2022)

But of course Najarian was not the only CNBC "expert" (dirt bag) to shill for Voyager.

Fellow Jewish tribesman and con man, Mark Cuban was shilling even harder for several scammy cryptocurrencies, including Voyager. 

I hope to cover Cuban in a separate piece devoted entirely to him. 

And then of course we have Kevin O'leary, another Jewish con man promoted by the Jewish-run media as an "expert." In addition to his long history of less than honest and even scammy behavior, O'Leary was a big promoter of cryptocurrencies. 

O'Leary is one of the many kosher con artists featured on CNBC's fake TV show Shark Tank. O'Leary went from initially trashing cryptocurrencies to promoting and endorsing them once he realized he could make a fortune as a shill for cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and crypto exchanges like the now defunct FTX. 1

It seems likely that O'Leary initially trashed bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in the beginning because he viewed them as possible competition towards his overpriced and deceptively marketed EFTs. 

See here for more on O'Leary's overpriced, deceptively marketed ETFs.   

Kevin O'Leary's is a Scam Artist and His ETFs Are Terrible and Come With Huge Fees

Kevin O'Leary Exposed as a Huge Con Man and Scam Artist by Leading Investment Expert

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Similar to Kevin O'Leary, Mark Cuban and other Shark Tank con artists, fellow kosher charlatans Jon and Pete Najarian jumped aboard the crypto scam band wagon in order to extract money from people who were led to believe they are credible and honest sources to be trusted. 

Where did people get the idea that the Najarans were credible?

Answer: from the criminals on CNBC who promote them on a daily basis as "experts," along with many other kosher media firms which also promote them as "experts."   

It's like I've been saying for more than a decade, the single best thing a person can do to improve their life in all aspects and especially as an investor, is to avoid all media. 

I define media as anything that contains ad-based content.  That includes Facebook, YouTube and every other portal that sells ads. 

As far as being honest, I have no idea how any sane person with an IQ over 70 who have ever seen these two clowns would conclude they're remotely honest. Perhaps this points to something about the intelligence level of the typical CNBC audience.

Has CNBC ever called out Jon Najarian for aggressively promoting and shilling for cryptocurrency scams like Voyager Digital?  

Of course not.

Has CNBC ever apologized to its audience for promoting scammy crypto pumper Jon Najarian as an "expert"?  

Of course not.

CNBC is a criminal organization committed to carrying out scams for and in conjunction with Jewish-controlled Wall Street along with the Jewish dominated cryptocurrency industry.

Meanwhile, CNBC supports its tribe of dishonest con artists and money worshippers by providing them with unlimited access to media exposure for which they use to herd sheep into the poor house via deception, disinformation, and various scams.   

1 I have previously explained that Warren Buffett's investment success came in the first half of his investing career (1965-1997) when there was very little competition among funds, access to the capital markets was quite limited, and a large percentage of the gains (possibly the majority of gains depending on the time frame under consideration) made by Berkshire Hathaway were the result of private  market transactions. Meanwhile, the more recent performance of Berkshire Hathaway has not been so impressive.

Moreover, I have also discussed the fact that Berkshire Hathaway's performance is always compared to the S&P 500 Index (even though this index is not an accurate or appropriate benchmark for Buffett's fund) because it takes on much more risk than the S&P 500, is not always fully invested, buys fixed income, commodities, and as previously mentioned also buys private companies. For instance, Berkshire also receives many special investment deals unavailable to the public. 

Even the most broadly applied or generous comparisons between Berkshire Hathaway and the S&P 500 Index are skewed because Berkshire does not pay dividends or distribute income. This in and of itself is quite strange considering that Berkshire Hathaway is considered a value fund. If you inspect the top holdings of Berkshire you will see that most pay nice dividends. So why aren't these dividends distributed to shareholders in the form of cash as with the case with all value funds?

The dividends received by Bershire through its investments are reinvested back into Berkshire Hathaway, making the performance appear to be better than it really is when compared to the performance of the S&P 500 Index.

You will rarely if ever see the performance of Berkshire Hathaway (which reinvests its dividends) compared to the performance of the S&P 500 Index with reinvested dividends.  Therefore, on the most basic level Buffett is utilizing an edge that's not often if ever discussed by the dishonest and criminal financial media. 

Finally, you are not likely to hear anyone (unless they heard it from me first) discuss the fact that one of Berkshire's most powerful advantages is that it has access to a continuous source of cash flows through its ownership of insurance giant Geiko. Having access to a large and predictable stream of incoming cash provides a tremendous benefit.

First, it enables Berkshire to lower the cost basis of the fund's investments. And because Berkshire primarily invests in safe blue chip stocks, so long as cash keeps coming into the fund (from Geiko) Buffett can keep buying as his holdings decline in price, but the costs basis of the fund's positions will also decline.

Second, having access to a predictable and reliable stream of incoming cash enables the fund to avoid one of the pitfalls seen in many funds which is accurately predicting and dealing with net redemptions.  

None of these characterisitics resembles the S&P 500 Index.  Of course there is much more I could  discuss about Berkshire but I will save it for another time.  

All of these considerations aside, Warren Buffett is a very accomplished investor. The problem is that he's also the most overrated investor in U.S. history.

So when you see a real expert in the media like Warren Buffett (which is quite rare) the audience will be inclined to assume that the other "experts" featured on the network are true experts, especially when the hosts of the show tell you that they're "legendary, brilliant," and so forth.

These hosts often even mischaracterize or simply lie about the track record of its "experts" in order to convince the audience that they should tune in to listen to what their "experts" have to say because they can lead you to easy riches.  

Very few people will bother to document the track record of the recommendations of these "experts" or go through and scrutinize their fund and it's performance because they don't feel the need to because they are "experts." 

It's also important to point out that hedge funds never post their annual returns on a consistent basis to the public. They post their returns usually when they are great.

Don't you think that all hedge fund managers interviewed by the media should be required by the network that interviews them to provide third-party audited historical returns for their funds prior to being interviewed? And don't you think the media should show its audience these performance results? 

There are several different levels of con artists and idiots promoted by the financial media as "experts." At the highest level are a few guys like Warren Buffett. But even Buffett's accomplishments and skills have been greatly exaggerated by the media, as previously discussed (in brief). This has led to the sheep effect whereby everyone is convinced that Buffett is the world;s greatest investor. And if you challenge that belief, most people will think you're either clueless or crazy.

The fact is that the performance of Berkshire Hathaway has never been properly characterized by anyone in the financial media because the industry uses Buffett as a foundation of its credibility. Thus, any real criticism or scrutiny of Buffett or his performance would be bad for the media's business of duping its audience. 

Built on this foundation of rarely interviewed top-level experts are lower-level experts who are legitimate, but only appear in interviews in order to manipulate their investment holdings and/or for free marketing and never provide any valuable insight or knowledge. However, one could argue that their motivation for appearing in media in order to manipulate securities calls into question whether their expertise is more slanted towards securities manipulation.

A great example of a lower-level expert is Bill Ackman. Ackman is certainly a successful and credible fund manager. But he has on more than one occassion made appearances in the financial media in order to manipulate investments for his benefit. There are quite a few of these fund managers that appear in the media. All the media has to say is that they manage such and such amount of money, and they're great investors, rattle off one or two great calls they have made in the past, and the audience will believe the guest is a true expert. 

Below guys like Ackman are Wall Street analysts who have agendas set forth by the firm they work for. On the other hand, an experienced investor can sometimes filter past the BS to determine what's valid and relevant. The problem is that many retail investors think they are able to accomplish this, but that's rarely the case.

The problem with listening to Wall Street analysts is that you really have to already know what's going on in order to spot the spin. And you also need to have an insider understanding of how Wall Street works in order to avoid the many pitfalls of listening to analysts. This is not something many retail investors are able to do. It's even very difficult  for seasoned professionals to accomplish.  

The next lower level includes small shops that feature an "analyst" or "chief investment officer," etc.  More often than not, in this case we are talking about boiler room garbage.  But the media calls them "experts." And these "experts" often fool the audience because they know what phrases to use while delivering generic and useless insight at best, or ridiculous disinformation at worst.  

And then you have guys who are featured on scammy shows like Charles Payne's show from FOX Business. Payne is linked with penny stock and other scammers. You aren't likely to spot this on his show, but if he or his buddies gets your email you'll see a world of difference, causing you to really question why certain people are featured on his show.

The same applies to Jim Cramer. Cramer uses CNBC as a conduit for TheStreet and RealMoney, his investment newsletter publishing boiler rooms. In fact, many of the con men from the financial media come from these publishing boiler rooms.

However, Cramer's Mad Money also represents a complex assortment of all of the above scenarios and some i have not discussed. Quite simply, deciphering Cramer and his garbage is beyond the scope of this article. But you might want to check a few articles I wrote several years ago to give you a flavor for the various disinformation scams run by Cramer and CNBC.

2 Based on what I have seen, Pete Najarian appears to be much less directly involved promoting cryptos compared to his brother Jon.  However, I am willing to bet that Pete is directly involved with Market Rebellion's crypto trading services.

On the other hand, based on what I have seen, neither Jon nor Pete provide much if any trading recommendations. They have employees who provide most of the recommendations. This makes sense given that the Najarians are sales and marketing meatheads as opposed to trading experts. 

3 Upon checking Market Rebellion, I no longer see any crypto trading services. This might be as a way for Najarian to try to distance himself from this scam industry, similar to what he did by deleting tweets and renaming his trading company Market Rebellion (from Investitute) after John "Crypto King" Caruso was arrested for running a crypto Ponzi scheme.

4 Recall that Market Rebellion was formed after Najarian shut down his other trading service called  Investitute as a way for his to hide his association with the "Crypto King" scammer. If you click on the Investitute URL you will see that it redirects you to marketrebellion.com https://investitute.com

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