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Haters Gonna Hate on Gurus
I have seen so many post from people here on BP that are anti-guru. Most of those anti-guru posts, however, are written by either new or investors, or investors with only a few properties. Rarely do I see really successful investors with high networths write about or complain about gurus charging money for trainings.
I wonder if there is a correlation between having a positive attitude towards spending money on education and trainings and having a higher networth and having a negative attitude towards spending money on education and training and having a lower networth?
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Interesting post. I've noticed the exact opposite trend. Most of the anti guru posts I see are from experienced investors and the pro guru posts are from either the gurus, aspiring gurus, or new investors that don't know any better yet.