Dan Kennedy

offline right there's guys on the can't think of their names their brothers they mostly advertise on CNBC on TV they're all over the place online they're like the gurus of options trading so they are appearing in the stock market media Where almost everybody else, the pundits, the guests, everybody on Bloomberg, on all of them, right? They are all essentially pimps for stocks.

Either specific ones or you got to be in the market, you got to be in the market, you got to be in the market. And then a bunch of them are also buy and hold. You've got to be in the market and don't worry about whether it goes down. Someday it'll come back, right? That's their pitch. So in the midst of all this, these two guys, they're running the free book campaign right now.

Either specific ones or you got to be in the market, you got to be in the market, you got to be in the market. And then a bunch of them are also buy and hold. You've got to be in the market and don't worry about whether it goes down. Someday it'll come back, right? That's their pitch. So in the midst of all this, these two guys, they're running the free book campaign right now.

Either specific ones or you got to be in the market, you got to be in the market, you got to be in the market. And then a bunch of them are also buy and hold. You've got to be in the market and don't worry about whether it goes down. Someday it'll come back, right? That's their pitch. So in the midst of all this, these two guys, they're running the free book campaign right now.

They may even be a ClickFunnels user, I don't know. Same company does them and does Charles Payne. So their whole argument is don't buy stocks. Everything these people are telling you about stocks is wrong. You should only buy options. And here's the math difference. Here's a stock. In three weeks, you would have made 11%. That's real good. But with options, you would have made 260%, right?

They may even be a ClickFunnels user, I don't know. Same company does them and does Charles Payne. So their whole argument is don't buy stocks. Everything these people are telling you about stocks is wrong. You should only buy options. And here's the math difference. Here's a stock. In three weeks, you would have made 11%. That's real good. But with options, you would have made 260%, right?

They may even be a ClickFunnels user, I don't know. Same company does them and does Charles Payne. So their whole argument is don't buy stocks. Everything these people are telling you about stocks is wrong. You should only buy options. And here's the math difference. Here's a stock. In three weeks, you would have made 11%. That's real good. But with options, you would have made 260%, right?

And so they've got this. They have a radical idea for where they are, right? Everybody that's talking to you about the stock market, your eyes are glued to the Dow and forget all that shit, right? And here we are. We got the white horse plan, right? You can make more money on one trade than you're making the whole year screwing around this way, right?

And so they've got this. They have a radical idea for where they are, right? Everybody that's talking to you about the stock market, your eyes are glued to the Dow and forget all that shit, right? And here we are. We got the white horse plan, right? You can make more money on one trade than you're making the whole year screwing around this way, right?

And so they've got this. They have a radical idea for where they are, right? Everybody that's talking to you about the stock market, your eyes are glued to the Dow and forget all that shit, right? And here we are. We got the white horse plan, right? You can make more money on one trade than you're making the whole year screwing around this way, right?

Now, of course, they don't mention how much you could lose, but, you know. Oh, so those are the three things you do, right? So in, like with speaking, I told you what I did. And basically, I put them in what we now call the info marketing business, fed by customers acquired by their speaking, right?

Now, of course, they don't mention how much you could lose, but, you know. Oh, so those are the three things you do, right? So in, like with speaking, I told you what I did. And basically, I put them in what we now call the info marketing business, fed by customers acquired by their speaking, right?

Now, of course, they don't mention how much you could lose, but, you know. Oh, so those are the three things you do, right? So in, like with speaking, I told you what I did. And basically, I put them in what we now call the info marketing business, fed by customers acquired by their speaking, right?

And Cairo, we put them in prepay and we taught them how to run a prepay practice and a cash practice, no insurance. And after showing them that what they were doing was just a horrible hamster wheel. I mean, pay by the visit is a really bad model because people don't show up. You know, the dropout of treatment plans and pay by visit is around 80 percent.

And Cairo, we put them in prepay and we taught them how to run a prepay practice and a cash practice, no insurance. And after showing them that what they were doing was just a horrible hamster wheel. I mean, pay by the visit is a really bad model because people don't show up. You know, the dropout of treatment plans and pay by visit is around 80 percent.

And Cairo, we put them in prepay and we taught them how to run a prepay practice and a cash practice, no insurance. And after showing them that what they were doing was just a horrible hamster wheel. I mean, pay by the visit is a really bad model because people don't show up. You know, the dropout of treatment plans and pay by visit is around 80 percent.

No better than 50 if you're really, really, really, really good at it. Pre-pay, if you've parted with $20,000 or $30,000 or $40,000, you kind of tend to show up for your appointments. Yeah. And so, and you actually, it's actually good for the patient because they actually do the stuff at home they're supposed to do to help themselves get better, right?

No better than 50 if you're really, really, really, really good at it. Pre-pay, if you've parted with $20,000 or $30,000 or $40,000, you kind of tend to show up for your appointments. Yeah. And so, and you actually, it's actually good for the patient because they actually do the stuff at home they're supposed to do to help themselves get better, right?

No better than 50 if you're really, really, really, really good at it. Pre-pay, if you've parted with $20,000 or $30,000 or $40,000, you kind of tend to show up for your appointments. Yeah. And so, and you actually, it's actually good for the patient because they actually do the stuff at home they're supposed to do to help themselves get better, right?

So we installed pre-pay as the man on the white horse positioned how bad the business was Otherwise, I have a client that I also have an interest in right now. Sobarimplants.com, where we were saying to the dentist, the days of general dentistry and filling a tooth, you got to forget all that. Because one implant case, it's the same as the options trading argument. Right. Right.