Not exact matches
Jason Nissen pleaded guilty to a single count of wire fraud, after being
charged with taking more than $ 60 million from
investors he said was going to his premium
ticket business.
According to recently unsealed NY state court documents, Rechnitz was a recruiter for a $ 70 million Ponzi scheme involving Jason Nissen, a former math teacher busted last week and
charged by Manhattan federal prosecutors with duping
investors of his wholesale
ticket business.
Yet, unfortunately, one of the main appeals of ETFs — that they trade «like stocks» — has also inhibited their growth, as the
ticket charges of trading commissions can add up quickly for younger
investors that are still in the accumulation phase and making modest ongoing contributions to a diversified multi-ETF portfolio.