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Tea with Matthew Seah: Investment scams.
By A Singaporean Stockmarket Investor (ASSI)  •  May 15, 2015
This is another contribution from one of ASSI's most prolific guest bloggers, Matthew Seah: Recently I got to know of a likely fraudulent company selling US distressed properties in a declining city. Thought I could clear some air about how fraudulent investment operations work. After doing some quick search, I found an easy to understand video from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Inc. How to Spot Investment Fraud? Here are some other warnings signs which I think are also easily recognisable: Promises of high, guaranteed investment returns with little or no risk. “If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.” Many fraudsters claim 12 – 24% or even higher returns. Unless their names are Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, or George Soros, most investments can’t generate 12% returns consistently. Furthermore, all investments carry some degree of risk, so a 12% guaranteed return sounds amusing to me......
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