Preying on those with few resources, money, education, maturity in business playing on emotional strings of giving false hope and implying they have secrets to make them wealthy is about the lowest scam one can pull, only thing worse is selling sugar pills to cure a serious illness and letting people die.

Antonio Velardo stays true to his philosophy of living grounded and humble regardless of his success and wealth. “I

I play the market all the time but I am young and far from wealthy so I'm a gambler and stick to options and go in and out very fast i have gone in and out of higher and lower tax brackets over night.... the market could crash this year and many say we are in for an earnings recession and in my view it could be any day bc if you just google S&P500 and look at the chart in max view you will see from as far back as it will show up up up up down down up up up up down down up up up up etc...... we are due for a major correction soon although i think markets will rally some more this year and this coming earnings will generally be poor but not as poor as predicted so the market will be looking good and the FED will raise rates at the end of the summer than yea after the holidays things will be super slow higher rates higher costs and with the oil prices and political movements more volatile than shares of tesla maybe yea a big crash and some people will lose it all while some people will be buying it all waiting for the next upswing its the cycle of life...Craziest thing i ever read about the stock market was that SEC halted trading on a bunch of medical marijuana stocks that were trading on the OTC market and i said WAIT WTF theres public pot corps lol i mean who would buy a medical marijuana stock... forget cooking the books what happens when the DEA burns the books so how does that work.... so aslong as there are people dumb enough to invest publicly in a company that is operating in a risky federally illegal business than yea the stock market can crash any day of the week for just about any reason...

Wealthy Americans Are Giving Less Of Their Incomes To Charity, While Poor Are Donating More""Unlike their wealthier counterparts, low- and middle-income Americans — those who made less than $100,000 — gave 5% more in 2012 than in 2006, the Chronicle found.

They are a tool by the mega wealthy for tax evasion. 

Some markets had even rockier rides in the early 1980s or '90s.When so much wealth is tied up in one asset, the risk -- or stability -- of a local market can mean a lot to a homeowner.

Additionally I have a fairly wealthy Uncle who has cash...could this be an option of some sort? 

Well, this type of property is all about the cash flow since the tenant population will never get wealthy enough to boost the rent and NOI.

They are very generous and financially comfortable but they are not wealthy by any means.

I am not wealthy and don’t drive that Audi R8 of my dreams, but I am a regular guy on his way.