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Topic: Do you know Enrique García Sáez? (Read 142 times)

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August 30, 2019, 08:51:56 AM
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And I myself not only was just close to bankruptcy, I went through it. And I want to say that it wasn't that bad, I found a company with the most reviews for bankruptcy lawyer san diego and they helped me to go through the whole process. What I want to say is that you shouldn't be afraid of bankruptcy, with the right lawyer it won't be that hard to solve the problem. So I think that it's a much better option to take risks trying to become wealthier and go bankrupt than being afraid of losing money and not doing anything. Because in the first case you'll get some valuable experience at least.
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August 30, 2019, 07:36:02 AM
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Well, when you start investing seriously and take risks, you should keep in mind that bankruptcy is one of the options and that's why I would never trust anyone like the guy you mentioned. Because when it comes to the money I earned and saved, the income from my investments should only depend on myself, on my decisions so I will have no one else to blame than myself. And the fear of losing your money makes you put much more effort into doing research about various financial instruments and associated risks. I was close to bankruptcy once and I don't want it to happen again.
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March 15, 2019, 06:49:04 PM
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Enrique García Sáez is supposed to be an investment analyst but in reality he is a vendetta and charges for doing nothing. He has a website called The 'Value Portfolio' where he uploads reports on investment from companies with ridiculous returns or even bonds that barely give anything. It is absurd because it does not earn especially more than a quoted index, so the technique he explains does not make sense. I advise you not to follow this idiot, it can cost you dearly and even go bankrupt.

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