written by reader “Liberty Certificates”

by skauge | June 21, 2012 10:52 pm

What can anyone tell me about this teaser from the Oxford Club[1]…
it is entitlrd the Oxfortd Bond Advantage and it appears to focus on short term bonds of some type. Steve Macdonald sends out information with respect to which of these ”liberty certificates one should buy or sell, for a hefty annual fee, of course.

Thanks.

Art Skauge

Endnotes:
  1. Oxford Club: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/tag/oxford-club/

Source URL: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/2012/06/microblog-liberty-certificates/


11 responses to “written by reader “Liberty Certificates””

  1. Karl Schlachter says:

    Regarding Oxford Bond Advantage: Please send me a five year track record of this
    investment, so I can compare it to the returns I have been obtaining during that
    time period ….. Thanks ….. Karl Schlachter

  2. Stan says:

    This is just another typical 20 page sales letter that will get your juices flowing and then turn out to be too good to be true once you try to use it.

  3. stan says:

    I would hope that someone knowledgeable in this area would check this out and give your valued opinion on its merits or non merits.

  4. Also looking for opinions re: Steve McDonald’s approach.

  5. pknow72 says:

    Can someone provide an example of what Steve McDonald refers to as a “Liberty Bond” and how you go about purchasing it??

  6. JS says:

    I read the “sales pitch”. It sounds like he’s picking junk bonds and then calls them “Liberty Certificates”. That’s my opinion.

  7. Lyle j. Edwards says:

    2/19/15 Just watched Oxford club long pitch on What they call Payroll Certificates. sounds to good to be true. Can Gumshoe put this in perspective?

  8. Susan Simon says:

    Steve MacDonald generally provides sane advice in his short videos with transcripts. This is a pitch for Oxford Bond Advantage newsletter, which will cost you $1000.

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