I find it almost comical, it is sad but it's comical to the point where greed kicks in caused by sheer stupidity, the same as winning larger wagers and falling into fallacy land that you finally found a proven and cannot fail betting niche.  Again, it's the financial markets where you have hundreds if not thousands of these fake firms prying on the innocent middle-class person that has a little bit of savings to get out of the US Dollar and into gold, silver, precious metals and stock, but the only problem with that is the money is going straight into the sellers pocket.

It's scam after scam after scam. The US government meaning the FBI,Securities and Exchange Commission, the IRS, the Secret Service and all kinds of agencies, hundreds if not thousands of complaints in cases that they're working and all of a sudden the last month or so the numbers doubling and quadrupling all involving Scare Tactics in the investment field of getting people out of the US dollar and into solid sssets such as gold-silver precious metals and so on.

The only problem is they are given the money to scam artists such as what they profile on some of these news shows, one a few years back that comes to mind is Spyker Investment corporation in Florida, a very well publicized case where they were selling gold and silver and precious metals and storing it in the United Kingdom but the money was never sent and nothing purchased, wasn't anything stored one day the phones were disconnected.  If you look it up it's under Spyker Investment, those are the type of cases that are being worked in droves now where everybody feels they are doing the right thing but they are going totally the wrong way with it.

What is even more comical is talked about so frequently on other gambling boards how people believe they're making money in Precious Metals and in the stock markets, let's hope they're not investing with fake firms.

https://www.complaintsboard.com/spyker-consulting-spyker-metals-spyker-precious-metals-manipulators-unethical-tactics-c290294

https://www.cnbc.com/id/48814569