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To: geoffrey Wren who wrote (26491)	2/7/2017 12:33:55 PM
From: deeno	1 Recommendation of 34328

Way ot Trust or not, once the 1% is locked in the incentive goes from getting you to keeping you. There is a disincentive to provide any advice outside the box. One, there is risk of loss and 2 it takes time when they get paid the same regardless. 3 if the are fiduciaries, they need todocument and justify for no added gain in income. They come in late and leave early, why not? Put customers in a box and look for client replacements. Try to stay within 1 standard deviation. I don't think a do no harm strategy is worth 1%. I have found the new generation of "broker" well prepared to defend passive. Buy an individual stock? Heaven forbid, to much risk, Well, then who needs to pay 1% to them? Not a bad way to make a living though. Here are some market efficient ETF's, allocated to keep you close. That will be 10 grand, THIS YEAR, please.

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