I already took everything I had in SLJB and moved it here. Too many unanswered questions, too many weird circumstances, too many "facts" impossible to confirm, 4 different KPMG offices telling me they have no relationship with SLJB (and anyone who says they cannot or will not give out this information is full of baloney -- the last two I even said that others had said they spoke to KPMG NY or KPMG attorney, etc. and were told that no office could or would confirm if a public company was a client, and they told me that was pure crap -- they were ALL very nice and extremely willing to search for a connection), and lastly, just that nagging "if it sounds too good to be true" thing. That one has ALWAYS been right for me. I've never had something that was so strange but with so many outlandish promises that was anything but deception. Just try to speak to anyone credible at ANY of the companies they throw around, and let me know how far you get. The only credible one is KPMG, and I know what they have said. Just because, I have contacted several other entities who have connections to a couple of the other "related" firms. If one of them replies, I will post it here. The SLJB board is littered with 98% mindless cheerleaders, which is another good warning sign, IMO.
With LBWR, I feel extremely comfortable in almost everything being able to be 100% confirmed. The head guy is everything the ones running SLJB are not, IMO. Any of the people I have gotten on the phone related to SLJB and the conversations were uncomfortable, to say the least -- just the opposite with LBWR. Anyone with an IQ above 105 who has taken the time to call on both companies can confirm what I am saying.
If SLJB turns out to be that 1 in 100,000 then I'll be irritated, to say the least, however, I feel like LBWR will deliver amazing returns in the final analysis, and I can sleep at night without wondering if I own a complete scam.
I remain,
SOROS
