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I began my mission helping investors steer clear of Wall Street because I learned firsthand how the game was played after having worked in the industry.

Thereafter, I learned how the media helps Wall Street after I was black balled by all media in 2006 and thereafter for trying to warn main street about what would become an unprecedented financial crisis in 2008.

My mission has been to help investors become more knowledgeable and successful by providing cutting-edge investment research as well as top-notch educational content.

I think I've done quite well in that regard.

As a part of this mission, I have also spent a great deal of time and effort exposing the criminal activities of the financial media, as t works with Wall Street to deceive and defraud main street.

Unfortunately, most people have forgotten how critical it is to know the credibility and reliability of the sources they choose to follow.

Instead of checking credentials and track records, they go by the number of likes, fake comments, fake reviews, and hearsay from people they have no idea about.

Those who are unfamiliar with me can find out more about my credentials, my background, as well as my investment research track record here, here, and here.

Examine Mike Stathis' unmatched track record of predicting the 2008 financial crisis, enabling investors to capture life-changing profits by checking here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here.

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I have exposed CNBC's fake reality TV show Shark Tank (otherwise referred to as "Scam Tank") many times in the past. In brief, it's a staged, fake reality TV show featuring an army of Jewish jug heads and failures positioned as experts.

Easily, the biggest weasel of the show is Kevin O'Leary.

Today, I'm going to show you once again why Shark Tank "celebrity" Kevin O'Leary is a greedy, dishonest, and incompetent parasite.

And for all of you Mark Cuban fans, stay tuned because I'll mention a few interesting things about him as well.

When Sam Bankman-Fried's crypto Ponzi scheme FTX blew up in November 2022, Shark Tank charlatan Kevin O'Leary was exposed as a business and investment idiot.

But of course he exposed himself as such many times in the past.

The collapse of FTX was not at all surprising to me, as I have been warning about cryptocurrency scam artists, Ponzi schemes, and blowups for several years.

In fact, I issued warnings about FTX just a few months before it collapsed.

Mike Stathis Exposes Sam Fried and Cryptocurrencies as a HUGE SCAM Before FTX Collapse

As well, I have been discussing my take on O'Leary for quite some time.

Quite simply, Kevin O'Leary is a business and investment clown posing as an expert in the media. I also consider him to be a dishonest parasite who appears to have no limits on what he will say or do to obtain money.

That makes him a shameless money worshipper.

One of the problems with people who worship money is that they often engage in extreme immoral and often illegal activities that end up hurting a lot of people. But they only care about extracting money any way they can, so they don't think of or care about those they hurt in the process. We see a great deal of this kind of behavior going on in the U.S.A these days and it's beyond disturbing.

O'Leary has a long history of deceptive marketing practices, failing to comply with Federal Trade Commission affiliate marketing and endorsement laws.

And we cannot forget about his business partnership with the cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme FTX.

Indeed, I view Kevin O'Leary as a morally bankrupt scam artist, but that's only my opinion. I urge you to investigate O'Leary and his activities on your own prior to forming your own opinion of him.

In O'Leary's bio from the O'Shares website, he claims to be a "disciplined investor" based on what you've seen by watching him on Shark Tank (see image below).

I have two comments regarding O'Leary's claim that he's a "disciplined investor."

First, consider this. You have a chairman of an investment company. And the only thing he points to in his investment company bio is that you should realize he's a "disciplined investor" (only) because you've watched his (fictional) TV show.

This is one of the most ridiculous statements I've come across in years!

From this statement alone, O'Leary is admitting he's a clown.

"Disciplined investor"?

What kind of vague, meaningless term is that anyway?

Anyone can claim to be a disciplined investor. It's a very subjective term with no clear definition.

Why won't O'Leary show evidence of his "investment expertise" instead of making useless claims?

Answer: because no such evidence exists.

In fact, I have evidence pointing to the contrary.

It's quite revealing that O'Leary doesn't make any claims about his business and investment past that might serve to convince prospective investors that he's a credible investor.

If he's being honest, O'Leary knows he cannot point to much of anything from his past that would indicate he has a clue about investments. Hence, he points to a fictional TV show as his only evidence that he's a "disciplined investor."

But I don't think he omits hyperbole from his bio because he's an honest man.

O'Leary doesn't want to be sued by investors for making false claims. So he points to a fictional TV show as evidence that he's a "disciplined investor" in order to lure dummies who watch "Scam Tank" into his overpriced, deceptively marketed ETFs.

The second point I'd like to make is that I view the claim he made in his bio as part of an investment hoax because he is extrapolating events from a staged, fake, fictional TV show into reality in order to convince unsuspecting prospective customers that he's a competent investor.

Let me be clear here. Kevin O'Leary is NOT a competent investor.

Given that O' Leary was duped by Bankman-Fried, it should be obvious he's incompetent. There's much more evidence backing this conclusion.

And Shark Tank (Scam Tank) is a completely staged, fake reality TV show similar to The Apprentice, Storage Wars, and all other so-called "reality TV shows."

They're all fake and that's a fact.

What this means is that O'Leary and all other clowns who are portrayed as "experts" on "reality TV" shows are fictional characters.

Thus, when they use their fake "expert" status to make money, they are committing fraud because their 'expert" status is grounded on a fictional TV show comprised of staged, fictional events.

Mark Cuban Makes a Cameo

Another Jewish "Scam Tank" fake business and investment "expert," Mark Cuban was caught with egg all over his face after several cryptocurrencies he promoted collapsed.

If you think Cuban is a business and investment "expert" as portrayed by his Jewish buddies who control the media, I recommend you check my previous articles and videos on him.

Who Controls the Media?

Just like Kevin O'Leary, Cuban is a business bozo, lousy investor, and money worshipper.

If you understand that all so-called "experts" who make regular TV appearances are clowns, cons, and contrarian indicators, (I have been proving this for over a decade) given that he's on TV positioned as a business and investment "expert," you should have already realized Cuban is a clown even before learning about his crypto debacle.

You might not be surprised to learn that just a few years ago, both O'Leary and Cuban stated that bitcoin and all other cryptocurrencies had "no intrinsic value."

In other words, they were saying all digital coins are worthless. They even called them scams.

In a CNBC interview in 2019, O'Leary specifically called bitcoin a "useless cryptocurrency" as well as "garbage."

At the time, bitcoin was selling for around $8,325.

"Scam Tank" Con, Kevin O'Leary Proves He's a Greedy, Dishonest, Incompetent Parasite