That's an example of not everything they say is gospel. But, yes, I'm sure the poster of that caption is very sincere, and that is most likely the information they received. And it could very well be a "true" statement. But it's just a title. And, no, you can't tell them otherwise. At this point, theya re like FoxNews viewers. Cognitive dissonance will be your response if you were to come to them with the scientific mind. They are being bombarded with fantastic salesmen, like Carlson Tucker. And he can make even Ted Cruz back peddle and grovel, as we got to see so eloquently this week. This is part of group think in my eyes. Brain Washing. Jones Town. They are drinking the Kool Aid. Not accredited investors.
VP is just a title. Huidong Securities could mean anything. It's just a name. And it doesn't check out. Can't be corroborated anywhere that I can find. Huidong Security could be a filing of an LLP with your local Secretary of State for all I know. I did find that same man, pretty certain, as the CEO or owner of some company in California. Something about boring widgets as I recall. And he attends some conferences that I've been able to verify I think. Not certain, but that's where the scales tip on my end. As an attendee, giving an interview after an unrelated conference from an attendee's perspective once but nothing ever jumped out at me that is an authority figure.
I would say he's built up as an authority figure, the way they put Warren Buffett and Bill Gates on some of their slide shows. Of course, they can't get Bill or Warren to attend. These are salesman tactics. Quintessential seminar tactics for anything. For flipping homes, you name it. Big money to attend, promises of riches. Or rather, the seminar is "free" but there is always a catch. Their goal is to take your money. Some make it, some don't. Always success stories. I think this is structured more like Amway. Money will flow upward. What we are seeing are the ones that took the bait, hook, line, and sinker in my eyes. And that's not necessarily a bad thing. Especially for us, since we are in alignment with the goals of the seminar. For now, anyway.
Not saying we won't make money. It's all good for us. But I give him zero credibility to my eyes. Just being honest. Prove me wrong with a link. I will adhere to the scientific method, and everything I say is open to falsification. Which is how I like it. The pursuit of truth! Unlike our former President Trump, I am more interested in being right than not wrong. And Trump is the biggest con of them all. If you want a role model on "authority" smoke and mirrors.
