Comments on: “Unclaimed Dividends: 2-page form, collect $1,200″ Jeff Clark

By: Flogeneskiskiz

Flogeneskiskiz — Sat, 27 Dec 2008 05:20:57 +0000

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By: Lawless

Lawless — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 11:13:15 +0000

S&A Short Report isn’t that great. Most of Mr. Clark’s recommendations are impossible to get into – by the time you read his email and go to the market, the price will usually be beyond buying range. His paper profits track record is probably calculated under the untruthful assumption that you’ll get to buy all the options at the price he recommends. I think you might be more interested in what’s happening in real life. I can tell you that my actual S&A Short Report trades were profitable from March through August this year, but since then, losses have eaten up all the profits. Mr. Clark’s stock recommendations have been outright disastrous – on average, 1 profitable trade out of 5. I will not extend my subscription for another year.

By: Edafiejire Mudiaga

Edafiejire Mudiaga — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 12:03:41 +0000

The thing is that I want to buy good shares from reputable companies abroad because I live in Nigeria. I want you to send me some financial opportunities that I can buy from here in Nigeria.

By: john galetti

john galetti — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 16:59:26 +0000

Yea, RIGHT ON These people are thieves preying on the good morals of innocent people! I called my broker about unpaid dividends and they said there is no such program. I recived an Email from the Stansberry group talking of Jeff Clark’s way of receiving “uncliamed Dividends”. Pay $500 and they will let me know how it works. No thanks-They should Be prosecuted! I almost fell for this Scam until I called my broker. Wheres the FED?

By: StockGumshoe

StockGumshoe — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 13:54:30 +0000

SDRLF is the pink sheet symbol for Seadrill, the price is only updated once per day. To get an accurate price, you would have to monitor the price in Oslo (SDRL.OL on Yahoo Finance), then convert to dollars from Norwegian Krone, and place a bid accordingly. Oslo’s market closes at 10:30 NY time, so in the morning you can often get a buy if you offer a small premium over the current Oslo price (1% or so) — though sometimes you can even get it at a discount to Oslo if the shares are trending downward. Different brokers treat these differently in terms of commissions and lot sizes, so I’m not sure why Schwab would have bounced it. Volume is light, so limit orders and patience are important.