—> It is illegal for him to advise any investment advisor, like yourself. In turn, it is illegal, and completely against professional ethics, for a investment adviser to solicit and pay for advice from who can not legally advise them
I will try to be as kind as I can while telling you the truth.
1. Martin does not “advise” anyone.
And here again, you demonstrate you have no clue about the meaning of “research.” In short, you are so far over your head, you don’t know what you don’t know. And those who do instantly see you are a blowhard.
2. This also means I do not pay Martin for advice, but purchase research. But since you do not apprehend the difference, the distinction is lost on you.
So yes, you are completely wrong yet again.
3. I am no longer working, so you are wrong again.
Seriously, you are a fool at best, who is writing about things you cannot remotely understand.
For this reason I will follow Scripture and leave you to your folly.
Word games are distinctions without difference under the law.
So you're on a first name basis with this crook?
What's that old saying about being careful with the company you keep (or do business with)?