Exposing lies and scams that harm people is a worthwhile pursuit.
That is definately a worthwhile pursuit. If you have verifiable proof that he did that, I would do all I could to help you. But you don't have it. No one does. Not even the SEC. Because Monk didn't sell. So your next question is how do I know. Well, a few reasons. I know Monk well enough from a perspective that not many can claim and I know he didn't sell. Monk makes more money daytrading than most. He doesn't need the money from the FLD's and he doesn't need the money that he invested in them because he never invested more than he could afford to lose, something that he has preached many times. I also know that anytime the SEC can have cameras rolling showing that they busted someone, they don't waste any time doing it. Kind of helps their image after the whole naked people viewing that they did. (Now this last reason, even you can't deny.)
That is definately a worthwhile pursuit. If you have verifiable proof that he did that, I would do all I could to help you. But you don't have it. No one does. Not even the SEC. Because Monk didn't sell. So your next question is how do I know. Well, a few reasons. I know Monk well enough from a perspective that not many can claim and I know he didn't sell. Monk makes more money daytrading than most. He doesn't need the money from the FLD's and he doesn't need the money that he invested in them because he never invested more than he could afford to lose, something that he has preached many times. I also know that anytime the SEC can have cameras rolling showing that they busted someone, they don't waste any time doing it. Kind of helps their image after the whole naked people viewing that they did. (Now this last reason, even you can't deny.)
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