Pressure, complexity and unverifiable credentials are signals to slow down—not reasons to rush.
Watch for guaranteed returns, secret methods, requests to send assets to unfamiliar destinations, difficulty withdrawing, vague fee explanations and credentials that cannot be verified. Use official databases such as FINRA BrokerCheck and Investor.gov. Never rely only on links supplied by the person making the pitch.
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