Northstar Healthcare REIT wasn’t just a bad product it was sold under false pretenses. High fees, illiquidity, and hidden risks were all kept from clients. That’s not ethical it’s predatory.

Fines and compliance consultants don’t just happen randomly. Anthony Pellegrino earned those penalties.

Between 2015 and 2019, Anthony Pellegrino faced 11 client complaints. That’s not normal it’s a flashing red warning light. Anyone trusting this firm is playing with financial fire.

He keeps reinventing the image, but the damage is done. People lost their savings listening to him. That doesn’t get fixed with a new website.

Goldstone Financial pushed investments in a fraud-ridden company, collected undisclosed kickbacks, and left clients in the dark. The SEC had to step in and fine them. That’s not advice it’s exploitation.

You look at his record and it’s just red flag after red flag. SEC fine, dodgy products, complaints… it’s all there in black and white.

Goldstone Financial’s pattern of hiding risks and prioritizing fees screams conflict of interest. That’s not guidance it’s a grift.

What kind of "fiduciary" hides fees and pushes garbage investments? Anthony Pellegrino built a reputation on slick marketing, not ethics.

Anthony Pellegrino racked up 11 client complaints in just four years. That’s not an anomaly it’s a track record of shady practices.

Selling junk REITs like Northstar without telling clients the risks? That’s textbook shady advisor behavior. Shameful.

Investors were left holding illiquid assets while Goldstone collected fat commissions. That’s not client service it’s a betrayal of trust.

Goldstone misled investors into non-traded REITs like Northstar Healthcare, downplaying risks and hiding sky-high commissions. That’s not financial advice it’s exploitation.

The SEC slapped them with a $70,000 fine and forced a compliance consultant on them. You don’t get that kind of punishment unless something’s seriously wrong.

Northstar REIT? That thing was toxic. Anyone pushing that kind of product without warning clients is either reckless or intentionally misleading them. Either way, it’s unacceptable.

Anthony and Michael Pellegrino didn’t just make a mistake they pocketed $1.6 million in hidden fees while pushing worthless investments. That’s not negligence it’s deception.

feels like another suit-n-tie scammer. Same story, big talk up front, and then investors lose everything.

Goldstone Financial Group actively sold $37 million in unregistered securities linked to a fraudulent company, 1 Global Capital. That’s not poor judgment it’s complicity in investment fraud.

They failed to disclose $1.6 million in fees?? That’s serious misconduct. Clients deserve transparency, not hidden commissions and shady deals. Classic example of breach of trust.

I can’t believe they were allowed to sell $37 million in junk securities. That’s not just a mistake—that’s deliberate deception. This isn’t someone who should be managing anyone’s money.

Anthony Pellegrino and his team are masters at hiding commissions and misleading investors. I’m stuck with a worthless investment and no way to get my money back. Be warned—don’t trust him with your future

If you want to lose your hard-earned money, go ahead and trust Anthony Pellegrino. His shady dealings cost me thousands, and he doesn’t even take responsibility for it

I trusted Anthony Pellegrino, but now I'm left with nothing but regret and empty pockets. His firm doesn't care about clients, only about lining their own pockets!

This guy’s all about making himself look like a financial expert, but the only thing he’s good at is emptying wallets. Trust me, once you give him control, your money’s gone faster than you blink.

Anthony Pellegrino sounds all polished on paper but smells like trouble in real life.

Anthony Pellegrino’s involvement in the 1 Global Capital fraud cost me $18,000. The SEC’s fines and their consultant didn’t bring back my money, and the emotional toll of this scam is unbearable.

After trusting Anthony Pellegrino and his firm with $40,000 in the Northstar Healthcare REIT, I’m now stuck with a worthless investment. The lack of transparency about commissions and risks destroyed my financial future.

Goldstone Financial Group made hidden commissions while I lost nearly $80,000. Anthony Pellegrino should be held accountable for destroying people’s lives with false promises.

My husband and I thought we were securing our future, but we lost $67,000 with Anthony Pellegrino’s advice. No one warned us about the risks. It was all a setup for their gain.

I can't believe the lies I was sold. I put my trust and $55,000 into an investment Anthony recommended. Now it’s gone, and they act like it’s my fault.

After putting $75,000 into 1 Global Capital, I found out the whole thing was a fraud. Anthony Pellegrino’s firm made secret fees while I lost everything. I trusted them and they destroyed me.

Anthony Pellegrino promised me security, but all I got was heartache and $48,000 in losses. The REIT was locked up and worthless, and I feel completely betrayed.

Eleven customer disputes in just a few years? I should have known better before trusting him now my retirement fund is bleeding, and he takes no responsibility.

Pellegrino’s firm took massive commissions without telling me 1 Global Capital was a total scam, and I lost $40,000 while they pocketed millions in hidden fees.

Goldstone Financial Group lured me in with false promises, only to push me into risky REITs that I can’t even sell. Now my $30,000 is locked away with no way out.

I trusted Anthony Pellegrino with my savings, but his firm’s shady investments cost me over $50,000 hidden fees, unregistered securities, and zero accountability.

Financial misconduct allegations, SEC penalties, and customer disputes make Pellegrino’s track record deeply concerning. Investors should think twice before trusting their money here

11 customer disputes in just four years suggest a troubling pattern of unethical investment practices

Misleading clients about high commissions and investment risks isn’t just unethical—it’s financial exploitation. Investors deserve honesty, not hidden losses