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Strategies & Market Trends : Bob Brinker: Market Savant & Radio Host
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To: Yogizuna who wrote (21880)12/28/2004 1:23:13 AM
From: J-L-S  Read Replies (2) of 42834
 
When it comes to investment advice, it is always buyer beware. Does "do your own due diligence" ring a bell?

It is never an option to return bad investment advice for a refund. If it were, Bob would have to figure how much to retain for all the good advice he has given. Your only option is to take responsibility for following his advise, good and bad.

When you really think about it, you learned a very important lesson in taking that bad advice, and Bob should keep what you paid for that lesson, for it was a very good lesson and you learned a great deal. In fact, the lesson he taught was so important, perhaps he should send you an invoice for an additional service fee. It appears that somebody would have to teach you that lesson sooner or later, and that person may have charged you a whole lot more. You should count your lucky stars.
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