Lenny Dykstra’s track record with investments has been less than spectacular. A quick perusal of his Wikipedia page tells you as much. His net worth had been listed at $58 million in 2008, only to file for bankruptcy just one year later, “listing less than $50,000 in assets against $10 million to $50 million in liabilities.” Roughly $100 million in losses. Not an ideal rate of return.
Lenny Dykstra Gets Back In The Game!
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But Lenny is BACK, baby! With his new website, Nails Investments, Lenny Dykstra’s dishing out investment advice once more, touting a record of “141 wins/ zero losses” that cannot possibly be verified, and promising in all caps, “IF YOU LIKE MONEY… THEN YOU HAVE ARRIVED AT THE CORRECT PLACE!”
↵So… Do you like money? If yes, then head over to Nails Investments now, where they “have one goal: Make $1000-per-trade.” Sounds like a pretty excellent strategy, no? Do you like money?
↵Good. Because Lenny “Nails” Dykstra IS money. You have arrived at the correct place.
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