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- Consistency: In stark contrast to the variability expected in genuine investment ventures, Madoff’s consistency percentage suggested he had an improbable positive return nearly every month, signifying a stark deviation from typical market behavior.
These analytical perspectives revealed the stark dissonance between Madoff's claims and what a legitimate financial strategy should embody; the mathematics did not lie, and recognizing this discrepancy could have prevented a substantial portion of the ensuing financial ruin.