“One Company Dominates the Future” Oxford Club

May 11th, 2008   by StockGumshoe

I don’t know exactly when this email might have first circulated, but it touts a stock that the folks at the Oxford Club believe should be the top grower, and best performer, of 2008.

Naturally, they’d like you to subscribe to receive their special report — it’ll cost you $79 a year, which may or may be your cup of tea. Oxford Club Communique, their newsletter that you get when you join the club, does indeed have a good long term record. Not outlandishly good, but they have outperformed the Wilshire 5000, on average, over many years.

But of course, if you just want the name of their “one stock” that will be the best this year … read on! Read the rest of this entry »

“Secret Discovery in Utah Puts OPEC On Notice” Oxford Club

May 1st, 2008   by StockGumshoe

This one is all about the coming electricity crisis, and the coming “post oil” era when new energy sources will be in high demand. The teaser is for the Oxford Club, which is a newsletter service to which I know quite a few Gumshoe readers subscribe.

They have a special report for you: “Drilling for the ‘New Oil’: One Company Who’s Single-Handedly Solving the Energy Crisis” — and they’d be happy to send you that report if you sign up for their lifetime membership.

The Gumshoe, of course, requires neither a lifetime membership nor even a modest contribution (though he happily accepts them) to snoop out the name of the company teased. He only asks for a few moments of your time, and a bit of patience as he chews through the clues.

The Oxford Club has a good, compelling story for us: Read the rest of this entry »

“The Weismann Secret — $24 Million in Profits”

January 31st, 2008   by StockGumshoe

This teaser email comes in from the folks at the Oxford Club, who are selling what sounds like a new service from Alexander Green called the Insider Alert. It normally sells for $2,900, they tell us, but is currently available for $1,011.

This service tracks insider buying, as do so many others, and tries to tell you which stocks you should buy based on the buying and selling behavior of Read the rest of this entry »