Comments on: “Unclaimed Dividends: 2-page form, collect $2,100″ Jeff Clark

By: Robert

Robert — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 06:41:46 +0000

I became a subscriber of Stansberry and Associates’ Alliance a little over a year ago and have had very gratifying results with Jeff Clark’s Short Report in combination with his Direct Line feature in which he maintains a daily blog of his thoughts and proposed actions based on technical aspects as he sees them. The service is pricey at $5,000 for a lifetime subscription plus $200 annual fee (and that includes all of the Stansberry publications, of which there are several, except Phase 1 Investor) but over the time I’ve been a subscriber I’ve had more winners than losers and the winners have resulted in much larger gains than the limited losses. Risking anywhere from $1,500 to $5,000 per position I’ve regularly seen gains of at least 80% with many greater than that. The very first trade I made on Jeff’s advice netted me over 300% on a larger-sized position. Then there was a streak of losers that I was able to keep to 25% or so per position before another big strike. The net result is that I’ve made back several times my original investment in the newsletter, in fact in December and January I closed out positions netting me $29,000+ in gains, again risking between $1,500 and $5,000 per position. I’d have to say my subscription fee has been money well spent for me. A couple of caveats are in order: 1)I am able to watch the market closely all day long so I can make trades as conditions warrant — and this is a critical part of being viable in the options market. You simply can’t let your money ride without watching it and expect everything to turn out well. 2) This is not a service or strategy intended for an investor working with very limited funds. While the strategies Jeff Clark recommends are very simple ones, they are not for everyone.

By: Ben

Ben — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 03:00:30 +0000

I subscribed to Jeff’s Short Report at the end of October 2009 and he has given me a perfect track record. Keyword being “me”. He may not have a perfect track record because he is doing what so many traders do and staying in trades way too long. I average about 15-25% a week with Jeff’s trades putting about 5k into each. There is real money to be made with the short report, but you just have to be able to watch it during the day to know when to get out.

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By: Pat

Pat — Sat, 25 Oct 2008 10:17:48 +0000

Stan,

I’m currently investigating whether or not to sign up for JC’s service. In the trade you used as an example, what is the maximum exposure I would have … in other words, how much could I lose? Let’s say I wanted to put $5,000 into the trade … ie I’d sell puts for that amount.

thanks

Pat

By: Jim

Jim — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 13:36:06 +0000

Are you saying that individual investors could not make money because of commissions on the option ??