WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT YOUTUBE GURUS AND THEIR ONLINE COURSES
We have all seen the deceptive video of a lady taking an online push up class where she is demonstrating push-ups using 2 fingers of a hand, giving an impression its easily possible. It turns out she is just standing and pressing a vertical frame and making it look like she is doing push up until her dogs walks in.
A number of Youtubers are deceptive and put daily YouTube videos about their market forecasts. They have hundreds of videos on their channel. Of course, some of these forecasts turn out to be true although most are wrong. In future videos they promote/market that their forecast has turned out to be correct while meticulously removing all the past videos where their forecasts were wrong.
For people new to their channel who have not kept up with all the videos, (often hard to as there may be thousands) it deceptively provides impression that the guru is always right. Many investors have made wrong decisions based on this deception.
Unfortunately, with investing the people who have lost money (or made bad decisions) don’t come forward easily because of shame it causes to themselves, family and friends.
