I suspect all except for possibly the avoid OOS is not controversial (there are OOS advocates, some who have been very successful, but I do not believe it is the place to start).Good luck

When @Ben Leybovich says it's impossible to make money with a $30,000 pig, I ignore it because I know his statement is designed to be controversial, not a hard-and-fast truth. 

I’ve met celebrities, been backstage at concerts and talked one-on-one to one of the richest people in the country, all of which can be traced directly back to being involved with BP.So my opinion is the speaker at that event just doesn’t “get it”.  

I celebrate each family that chooses to move out of California because the crowds are the thing I like least about California. 

@Greg McGuire"I'm interested in the comment "buying income" vs investment income"This is a old topic with a great deal of controversy built in.

Until the celebrities that fly around in their private jets, are chauffeured around in their limousines, water their expansive yards of their mansions stop with their foolish lobbying of their fans to pass policies that have NO EFFECT on the celebrities but is carried on the backs of the working class, nothing will change.

Also paying off the house is not something I would celebrate, that means your funds are sitting as “Dead equity” and now you need to do a cash out refinance to get the equity back out and invested in something that will bring you 20% returns instead of no returns sitting in dead equity.P.S. roofstock is garbage, you need to build a team as @Remington Lyman described

Ultimately he is an attention seeker and thrives off doing and saying controversial things.

Had a Wonderful Easter celebration with young, old, and children alike.

Some consider me a "celebrity" too but this doesn't mean that just because I recommend something, investors shouldn't also do their proper due diligence.