"Go and buy his mutual funds if you are so convinced the guy is a wizard."

His Bay Street mutual fund venture was a bust. O'Leary's launched his the funds with his typical bombast, saying they were designed to produce yield on a monthly basis.
“You got to pay Daddy, because my wife costs a fortune, my kids cost a fortune. I need dough and I need dough every month. You got to pay Daddy number one.”
He boasts about being an investment whiz but in reality he wasn't licensed to manage or invest anyone's money so he had to hire someone to do it. The result:
 Mark McQueen, CEO of Wellington Financial LP said this about O'Leary's funds: "The majority of the funds performed poorly for an extended period of time and the majority of (Bay Street) brokers refused to sell any new funds.” 

O'Leary is just another self-made man who worships his creator.