Why I’m Grateful To Richard Cayne

By Author: Elliott Rosenthal
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I’m writing this with some trepidation but feel strongly that it must be said. My concern results from what I have witnessed these past three years as the Internet has been bombarded with lies, misinformation and accusations about the man I am writing about. If I were more courageous, I’d not hide behind anonymity and freely communicate my identity. But, I have seen what the criminals who stole our money are willing to do, so I will not reveal my identity – for now.

My wife and I live in Japan and are active investors. We aren’t rich; I’d say we are “comfortable” having invested carefully and methodically since I retired 11 years ago with a solid though not enormous pension.

We met Richard Cayne, in 2006 and were impressed by his attention to detail and conservative, yet forward-thinking advice about investing and planning for the future. At our first meeting with him, he answered our questions, and really listened to us. He didn’t try to sell us on any particular investment and was more interested in completely understanding our particular needs and goals than he was getting our business.

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... was over three months before after we first met him that we actually began making investments with his advice. Everything we invested in through Richard Cayne at Meyer Asset Management has given us a solid return on our investment. Most are giving us above-average returns and we are very pleased.

The one blemish in this good news story has been our investment in a real estate development in Trat, Thailand called White Sands Beach and owned by Royal Siam Trust. Due to the criminal actions of its owner/developer Gregory Pitt, and with the help of a handful of associates like Daniel Kennedy and James DeCarlo, we have (for now) lost our entire investment. When I say “criminal actions” I don’t mean that as a description of what they did like saying their “corrupt” or “dishonest” actions. I mean it literally, as Mr. Pitt has now been sentenced to 18 years in prison in Thailand. He and his cohorts are actual “criminals.”

As I said earlier, I am an active investor and understand that you win some and lose some. I also know that investment advisers bear little responsibility for the criminal actions of the owners of a business you invest in. My understanding of this is what makes me so grateful and appreciative to Richard Cayne.

Richard has done something that is never done. He has taken the burden of fighting for justice for me and all of the investors who were stolen from by the Pitt-Kennedy-DeCarlo gang. He has shouldered both the financial burden of pursuing them as well as the incredible burden of his time to fighting for us. I have some idea how much the legal fees have been to bring these crooks to justice. And I can only imagine how much of his time it has taken. But what I think no one can possibly gauge is the personal toll this fight has taken on Richard Cayne and his family.

The thieves who took our money by transferring all of the property ownership to Gregory Pitt, have conducted a campaign of unrelenting attack on Richard. They have taken advantage of the “say anything you want” freedom of the Internet to actually accuse him of impropriety in White Sands Beach.

Think about it: here is the guy who is using his money and his time to get our money back – having successfully persuaded a court to send the first of these crooks to jail — and he is the target of a smear campaign by those very criminals.

I am grateful to Richard. What he has done for all of us who invested in White Sands Beach is extraordinary – and made more so by the burden he has endured on the Internet.

Source: - http://whitesandsbeach.info/why-im-grateful-to-richard-cayne/

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