The service can't "potentially get them out" unless someone somewhere actually makes a decision. Real advice would be, "Get at least 25% of your assets into cash now." But these no-name independent speculators never do that. They just say, "Hur durr, you should consider cash, in case the market tanks, which it might, because sometimes the market tanks." Anyone who finds value in that level of advice shouldn't be making decisions at all, but instead should be completely turning things over to someone with a brain.
It's just transparent preying on the ill-informed, and I find it unethical. And it's pushing me closer to becoming a financial advisor myself, so that I do my small part to bring some integrity to the profession.