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Since 1967, Bernstein has focused squarely on research and investment management. As a financial advisor and discretionary money manager, we manage more than $66 billion for private clients, serving them with the highest level of fiduciary responsibility.
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Lots of fancy Dinners to market you into private investment where you have no liquidity. Read the 100+ page investment documents very carefully and dont put faith in your broker. They claim to be fiduciaries, but your best interest and concerns are ignored
If you want to lose your investment, Bernstein are the number one, best scammers.
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