i'm confused...

why genneva's investor keep putting the blame on BNM instead of genneva?

as they like to stress that they are trading not investing
so ur friend is in actual trade in family wealth for an Ipad3
its a bad trade anyway 

With the election and recovery in US and the Eurozone slowly getting their act together, I believe gold prices will drop. To what value I have no clue.

If the it is a risk free investment 6.6% is a fantastic return

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Added on November 10, 2012, 3:57 pmWe advised the GM investors to get a good lawyer to represent them and recuperate whatever is possible from the CONsultants instead they rested their faith on these people. Now it seems to me that the directors and management of GM have their own game plan and the CONsultants are getting lawyers to protect themselves. This leaves the poor investors in an extremely weak position. You see how their delay tactic work ? The investors were frozen in position in the middle if a battlefield.

They are many many Ponzi scheme in Malaysia. What makes Genneva different and intrigues me is how the victims involved are so brainwashed into believing the company that they go out of their way to protect the very people who cheated them. If you take a profile of the people involved in Bestino and the profile of the people involved in Genneva, you see a sharp contrast.

The Bestino victims are generally blue collar workers with a low level of education. However, they are clever enough to understand who cheated them. The profile of the Genneva people are very highly educated people, some with education overseas, some with postgraduate degrees and yet they are swallowing the crazy conspiracy theories and unsound economic articles naively.

I can only conclude that PRIDE and GREED overwhelms the ability of these people to think.