Title: Wiggin is a deceitful cheat!
Product review: I was dumb enuf to pay for a book that was nothing more than a come-on (marketing tool) for the host of Agora newsletters, etc. he publishes. There was nothing, repeat nothing new in the book. The only part slightly of value was a list of types of investments to consider. And he gave that chapter away a few days later in "The Daily Reckoning". He just collected a bunch of short essays (read chapters) already published for free, called it a book, hyped it, and got suckers like me to buy it. What a waste of time--and money! Never again!
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