Investment Advices to Warren Buffett, Biggest Loser in Wells Fargo and Hillary Clinton

Investment Advices to Warren Buffett, Biggest Loser in Wells Fargo and Hillary Clinton

Warren Buffett loves giving advices. On investments, on honesty in business, on Bitcoin, that he called “mirage”. Well, definitely his Wells Fargo 10% stake is not a mirage, although he lost close to $1.5 bln in a matter of a few days, as a result of the Wells Fargo scam. He didn’t comment yet what he thinks of this biggest-ever financial identity theft done essentially to increase his profits. Honesty is our policy, almost. To meet their sales goals, the Wells Fargo’s employees have opened 2 million fake accounts for non-existent clients, while moving real customers’ money around to....


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