I'll Tell You How to Make Money
If a stranger offers to tell you how to make money, it's 99% a scam. Even if there's a 1% chance it isn't, there's no way to tell. Lately, I've noticed people using Naver Premium Content to promise ways to make money.
Breakout trading, pullback trading, buddy trading — really quite a variety.
I'm not sure it's even worth paying to see.
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Their content mostly taught "trading" to people who had already taken losses and lost money.
And then they sell books based on that content.
He is worth around 10 billion won, but he currently limits his stock operation to about 400 million won. He doesn't easily increase the amount. He also uses margin buying, so the actual operation scale is larger than 400 million won.
He was someone with 10 billion won in assets who still used margin buying even when making a 400 million won purchase. It was absurd. And running his Naver Premium Content, his life seemed rich and full as well.
He was helping people struggling with stocks, selling lectures, and his own life was getting richer — but were the people who actually bought those lectures getting richer too? His career was 17 years long, but the only account he could verify was from the past 2 years.
And yet, if people mentioned him in other cafes or elsewhere, he would threaten them with defamation. What was the truth he really wanted to hide? He had once founded an investment advisory.
You can see the details of this outcome on the blog post.
Patterns repeat.
I know one more similar person.
He's a person who supposedly earned around 10 billion won. Curious, I looked into the Save World website that was mentioned.
It was hard to tell whether it was a charity or a PR organization to promote its chairman. This person had already served prison time several times.
Mr. Bok is accused of conspiring with A and others, and in July 2016, on his securities broadcast, deceiving people with false claims such as "Chungman Chicken will soon be listed, has more than 200 franchise stores, and is being traded at high prices over the counter," selling Chungman Chicken shares at 26,000 won per share to about 300 people, and defrauding them of 10.2 billion won.
A man in his 30s, known to have earned around 10 billion won through stock investment, received the judgment of the law after pulling 'gapjil' and 'nonsense' at entertainment establishments and a police box.
The Gunsan Branch of the Jeonju District Court said on the 15th that it sentenced Mr. Bok (32), indicted on charges including obstruction of official duty for causing a disturbance at a bar and assaulting a police officer who responded to the report, to one year and six months in prison and took him into custody in court.
Bok was indicted for striking a female employee (28) on the forehead with a beer bottle at a bar in Naun-dong, Gunsan, North Jeolla Province, around 11:40 p.m. on December 7 last year. The assault caused the employee to faint and left her forehead torn open about 5 cm.
Let's keep in mind: no one in this world will tell you how to make money.
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