Author/Editor
Bryan Perry
Publisher
InvestorPlace Media
Description
Income-focused advisory that looks for high yielding stocks and funds.
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Got out of his newsletter a few years ago. He seemed to be over-reaching with his 25% Cash Machine. I did not lose with him because I had tight stops and I bailed out fast. I do own ARCC at this time. Dividends pay.
I’m in my third year of getting Bryan Perry’s newsletter. Overall, very satisfied. What I like most is that he follows up his selections with continuous tracking and tells you when to get out of a stock with email alerts. Don’t pay full price for the newsletter, look for discounts.
I like Bryan’s advice because he tells you when to get and when to get out and monitors all the recommendations. You will get an email alert to either buy or sell a particular stock. Also diversifies among many companies, not just a few. If you’re retired and need income (like me) give this service a try.
I’m almost 80 years old with an annual fully taxable income of $300,000 from my stock and GIC portfolio of around $4,000,000;….why should I consider this risky sounding service…have enough for me and my wife to live on…any comments?
If you have enough money then don’t subscribe to the service. It’s only for us poor people.
You got all your nestegg in the market? Good luck.
Yes! Stop boasting if you have nothing better to do!
This is the only newsletter I’ve dropped and decided it was worth the money and came back to. I like the high yields for the aggressive section of my portfolio. However, I do not buy all his recommendations, just the few that fit my needs. Also, wait for 2 for 1 offers as this makes it a very good value for the money.
I subscribed about 4 months ago looking to get better yields – Bryan’s portfolio had a heavy weighting in MLPs that got crushed when oil tanked – as well as other stocks exposed to the oil sector. A very expensive lesson, and a far riskier portfolio than the author even seems to understand. He does follow up his recommendations as others have stated – he recently closed out 3 positions with average losses of 40%.
His newsletter is a total ripoff
That’s what it sounded like to me…easy decision…PASS !
lost money as he rode stock to far down before taking a loss no longer follow Joe
It sure sounds like a fairy tale, too good to be easy and fully true…anyone have a positive experience?