I've been approached by a few "questionable" people over the past couple of weeks regarding managing their assets as a Financial Advisor. The reason why I say "questionable" is because I know their money comes from things that are not seen as.. let's just say socially acceptable careers. That being said, what they do is not illegal, but it's just kind of frowned upon by the majority of society.
What's the etiquette here? They actually have a fairly high amount of investable assets, enough to meet my minimums, but again I'm worried about reputation here by representing them.
Hey GWillis, I swear if I had a silver banana for every lonely thread I posted too I'd be richer than @compbanker ...
If those topics were completely useless, don't blame me, blame my programmers...
my code is the following: if what you are about to do/say made its way to your grandmother or the front page of the wall street journal, would you be ok with that? if not, don't do it.
there are plenty of millionaires, you only get one reputation
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