Clark wants you to know about Robert Delani. He started out doing honest enough work, working as a teacher. He had a doctorate from the University of Toronto and had a bright, constructive future ahead. But he got bored with that and decided to get into investments. And these weren’t legal investments; they were phony. He’s been in prison several times and is now a fugitive. He’s found that people will give him money over and over for the most bogus reasons. The first time he sold phony gas and oil opportunities. The second time it was penny stocks, which are loosely regulated stocks that turn out to have no value. He used his stepson’s name to do this. Then, after another stint in prison, he bilks $3 million out of more people for shell companies. Well, now he’s 72 and he’s still at it. When you hear Clark talk about investment opportunity scams, pay attention to the targets. These things are not happening to uneducated people. The main targets are doctors, lawyers and entrepreneurs. And entrepreneurs are extra susceptible. Stick to your guns on your beliefs about your business and don’t listen to people who say they know better.