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Kent Moors
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Money Map Press
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Oil and energy stocks-focused monthly newsletter.
Newsletter is closed. Dr. Moors passed away in June 2022.
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I subscribed 7/2010 when first published.He made 8 recommendations. I bought 7. He has since dropped the one that I never bought (lucky me).
6 of the seven are up avg 33% (16%-60%).
1 down 7%
Since then he has made 5 more recs.
Satcon,the last one is down 7-8%
The rest are up avg 36% (18% – 75%)
I’m pleased.
I invested $695 to subscribe to Dr. Moors’ Energy Inner Circle.
I chose only one of his recommendations and bought 10,000 shares of Atlas Pipelines LLP (APL) at about $24.50. It closed today at $33.50 so I’m up about $90K. Reasonable return on investment???
I think Dr Moors has a good handle on energy investing. Then again,our friend The Gumshoe isn’t too shabby either. On his recommendation, I bought Sprott Resources and I’m up about 10%.
Best recommendation: Join The Gumshoe Irregulars.
I pay The Money Map Press for both of Dr. Moors newsletter services. Not everything he recommends is a home run. But most of it is. I don’t choose to follow every one of his recommendations; most I do and the ones you’ve discussed in this article I did follow. As you may surmise I’m pretty skeptical about most of these services, which is why I read this service. I’m a trial lawyer and Smith Barney turned my 401K into a 201K. I’ve read and followed Dr. Moors recommendations even before there was a fee. When it turned to a fee service I paid to join. I’ve been a member of both the Energy Advantage and Energy Inner Circle. Initially I made a sufficient amount of money with energy recommendations from Dr. Moors that I joined the life member (Passport Circle). As an example I took Dr. Moor’s recommendation on Jan. 5, 2011 and bought Massey starting with one account buying 200 shares and adding to it on 2/23 when I bought another 1,995 shares. The returns were between 13.21 and 22.84% for a total profit of $17,114.35.
I also followed his recommendation on APL and I’m up over 40%. That one alone has made me $40,000.
As for the other analysts I like Shar Gilani whose advice I find well thought out, timely and straightforward; he doesn’t try and make a silk purse from a sow’s ear. In my opinion Keith Fitz-Gerald, right now he’s in a slump. Overall I find this service valuable. All of the analysts (Martin Hutchinson, Peter Krauth, and all the rest are pretty conservative and over time dispense positive and valuable advice.
That’s my opinion about Money Map Press and especially Dr. Moors who point out in this article and who I believe can walk on oil. Are you correct with Satcon? If I told you the answer I’d have wasted my money paying for the service.
Steve Lombardi
Very teacher-like. Notifies about buys not sells. So on your own re sell stops.
I have been getting this newsletter for about 8 months and am pleased with it. Most of his recommendations are doing well and he does give alerts when a stock should be sold and explains why. He allows for 30% stops, which seems rather high to me. He does “greatly encourage” subscribers to advance to his much more expensive Inner Circle newsletter. He does give considerable information, as does Bryon King of Outstanding Investments. Agora seems to own a universe of publications. They seem pretty aggressive to me. If Dr.Kent Moore is as wealthy as he indicates, I’ve wondered why he bothers with newsletters. I really enjoy Gumshoe though.
I was thinking the same thing… If it creates such wealth, why is he trying to sell the information to his newsletter? If I were as rich as he claims to be, I’d be enjoying life instead of selling information. He’s not making much money from this.
Why does Arnold Schwarzenegger keep acting? He does not need the money!! He likes acting plain and simple.
Mr Moore has money but like Arnold he needs something to do.
I joined Energy Advantage(EA)last fall,select from Moor’s recommendations and made good money. I trust his expertise and like his alerts. But, I have not subscribed to the Inner Circle and resent its creation since I started at EA.
RE: SATC from the EA Advantage March Online Issue: EA reintroduced SATC “after it reached its 30% trailing stop because of the company’s leading position …It is currently under two weights. First, as a small cap, it’s subject to downward moves in the market as a whole. Second, it has major contracts coming on-line, but not for several months. Nonetheless, SATC is going to be a solid performer once the current crisis is overcome. And trading at about $3.20 a share, it is already oversold.”
DR MOOR’S ENERGY ADVANTAGE HAS BEEN A DISAPPOINTMENT.
MANY OF THE STOCKS ARE REALLY NOT CHEAP AND DO NOT PROVIDE ANY DIVIDENDS.
BUT THE GREATEST DISAPPOINTMENT IS IN RE: “THE INNER CIRCLE” . SUPPOSED TO BE A “LIMITED NUMBER OF INVESTORS”, TO BE ABLE TO RESPOND TO ALERTS BEFORE THE WORD GETS OUT (TO THE PUBLIC)………WELL, HIS ALERT WILL BE POSTED AND WITHIN 25-30 MINUTES THE STOCK HAS DOUBLED !!
I PURCHASED THIS LETTER IN OCT.2010 AND HAVE YET TO PURCHASE A RECOMMENDATION !!!
AS YOU CAN IMAGINE , IT’S QUITE FRUSTRATING. I CALL UP THE PUBLISHER DESCRIBING THE ABOVE SAID PROBLEM . THEY “SYMPATHIZED WITH MY CONCERNS’, AND WERE WORKING ON THE PROBLEM.
I SUPPOSE THEIR ANSWER WILL BE TO DEVELOP THE “ULTIMATE INNER CIRCLE” FOR ONLY A GRAND MORE
Yes I´m a subscriber of Energy Advantage, The Oxford Club, etc. since about 8 months ago. Like damon said, I bought only six out of eight recomendations and overall I´m happy.
I tryed to subscribe to The Inner Cicle as well but internet din´t work properly this day, or maybe because the following day the subscription price was going up??? I was´t able to make it, nor was I proper to pay more.
Well I was a subscriber but I would like to address a few comments above that I did not particularly feel were disadvantages.
Review by Joe GATTUSO, March 29, 2011 >MANY OF THE STOCKS ARE REALLY NOT CHEAP
Do you mean not cheap according to:
• Price to Earnings
• Price to Sales
• Price to Book
• Return on Assets
• Return on Equity
• Dividend Yield
This is not how I expect Kent to valuate stocks. Kent is six months out in this vision. He should be valuating them on things that are about to happen in the market that are unknown to TV watchers and print junkies. He should be using future value as the basis as to whether it is cheap at today’s prices. When these stocks take off all of these valuation ratios will look worse.
> DO NOT PROVIDE ANY DIVIDENDS.
Total return is all that matters.
>WELL, HIS ALERT WILL BE POSTED AND WITHIN 25-30 MINUTES THE STOCK HAS DOUBLED!!
So, the problem here is that the security doubled to quick. It sure does not take me twenty minutes to buy a stock that is about to double! Any stock that doubles, was the right stock, it was cheap when it it was posted, and it was posted on time.
>I PURCHASED THIS LETTER .. AND HAVE YET TO PURCHASE A RECOMMENDATION!!!
Just take the next three that come, as soon as they are posted, even if you have to stay up all night watching for them, and buy one share each. Buy them and stop thinking about it. You are paying for his advice, use it!
His analyses and opinions are thoughtful and backed up with relevant facts. Maybe I’m just lucky, but his recommendations in the past 3 months have been profitable for me. I’m most impressed by the reasoning behind his recommendations and buy his fundamental thesis that energy is getting scarcer and more valuable.
I am a subscribe to the Energy Advantage and of the 20 picks or so he has given us are up slightly from 2% to 35% over the last 8 months, ……except this one. He picked SATC with a buy at $5.05 down 23% from pick date. Maybe he knows something is going to happen with this or is counting on new demand for solar/green energy. Good luck to all….
Have been subscriber about 8 months – from start, whenever that was, never 100% sure. He has ridden the oil price curve, been wrong several times but in last 6 months is up about 15% by my count – not bad, but not as good as as oil at $80-105. He is bullish on oil services and oil pricing – and forecasts further increases. VLO has been strong tout and has performed. Satcon has been on list for 6 months and was recommended at $4.10. SLB was major success.
John D.
StockGumshoe ⋅ March 28, 2011 > I actually have no idea that there was any problem in connecting solar power to the grid
Just to inform your Stock Gumshoe readers, an inverter is an electrical device that converts direct current (DC) to alternating current (AC). Electricity comes out of solar directly the same as a car battery. The inverter changes it to alternate back and forth, from plus to minus, at a rate of sixty cycles per second. This is like the electricity that comes out of your wall and runs your clocks, sprinklers, and VCRs. Satcon makes the largest most efficient inverters for utilities.
The inverter is the cheapest part of building a solar or wind utility. Anyone of the companies supplying the other hardware could benefit by taking this company in house for an exchange of shares. They could bid cheaper utilities contracts by denying competitors the use of this technology at the price they could get it for. Once you build a grid with you own products the real long-term money is maintaining the utilities. Satcon would make it easier to win the utility bid in the first place.
On January 19, 2011 Dr. Kent Moors told us: > by the close of trade yesterday, Satcon Technology Corp. (SATC) has risen 47% in the 13 weeks it has been in the Energy Advantage Portfolio, 27% in the last month, and 11% in the last week…
I was reading your reply to the web site energy advantage. I am impressed with what you wrote. Just wondering if you are still subscribing to this. I would like to hear your opinions.
Please check the volumes and price movements in the days before any specific stock announcements. I was pretty disapppointed, in general. It cannot be a coincidence. The stocks are being run up in advance. The recommendations themselves are well researched and have done reasonably well in the overall commodity frenzy of the last 6 months. Today, I was informed that the mother site, Money Map Press, is infected with Malware, so I do not have access to the most current analysis.
Review by Joe GATTUSO, March 29, 2011
>MANY OF THE STOCKS ARE REALLY NOT CHEAP
>WELL, HIS ALERT WILL BE POSTED AND WITHIN 25-30 MINUTES THE STOCK HAS DOUBLED!!
Alexander Green, Oxford Club Investment Director writes:
Last week Member Services forwarded me this note:
“I am a new member but am already thinking about canceling my membership. Why? Because your stocks are too high. Just about everything in the portfolio has soared from the original recommended price.”
If this is a complaint, somebody pinch me.
More importantly, too many investors struggle with a serious misconception. They think stocks are like cashmere sweaters: The lower the price, the better the bargain. They don’t realize that a declining share price is a poor sign, not a good one.
Think about it. Every public company that ever landed in bankruptcy court went into a swan dive – if not an outright freefall – before filing Chapter 11.
I’m not saying that fallen angels never recover. Sometimes they do. But it generally requires the patience of Job – and a boatload of risk. The majority never bounce back.
When a stock is rising, on the other hand, it’s a signal that good things are happening. Remember, every day there are investors and money managers out there talking to customers, suppliers, competitors and employees, trying to glean any knowledge they can about the prospects for the business. Invariably, this information works its way into the market.
A rising share price is confirmation that the business is healthy and prospects are good. A falling price is just the opposite. So look for stocks that are pressing higher, not lower.
Hello, I joined Energy Advantage on 04/07/2011. Since then I have been very disapointed. For example:
Stocks: Purchase Price Price as of 07/14/2011 Gain(%)
1. 34.2825 30.44 -12.90
2. 32.28 30.67 -7.84
3. 23.21 20.31 -14.94
4. 4.39 5.21 13.51
5. 21.50 24.28 10.14
6. 3.56 2.00 -45.35
7. 8.75 9.02 0.23
Decide for yourself.
The service, to its credit, is dirt-cheap, and that is good. But the picks have not been so good now that the market is no longer heading up as it was for the first months 8-9 months of the service during which time the returns were surprisingly good. Here is where we see what Kent is really made of, and so far I am unimpressed. But then again, it’s very hard for anyone to make money consistently in a sideways market. The 30-40% stop-loss policy is still in effect. Best to ignore it and set much more conservative stops, although I suppose the policy must be based on his conviction that his picks will do well long-term no matter what. Too bad some of the picks have been stopped out, eh? Bye-bye $$$. 🙁
I don’t know what this supposed expert is drinking or smoking, but he’s totally off his stock and option picks; every one of them.
He might be very knowledgeable about Oil and Gas, but he has not got a clue as to trading either of these two commodities.
It’s a cheap enough service at $50 per year, but certainly not if you act on his recommendations! You would have lost at least 50% of your investments in every one of his option picks (several expired worthless) and all of his stock picks are also suffering badly.
Watch out below, as they say!
I have been a member of the Energy Advantage and the Energy Inner Circle since March of 2011. I also purchased Dr. Kent Moors new energy book “The Vega Factor”—heavy duty reading, but interesting. Will have to read twice to fully comprehend the material.
Anyways, I was looking forward to becoming “Texas Rich” and I invested a small amount in all of Dr. Kent Moors recommendations. Up until the energy stock run up that peaked near the end of May I was doing ok, but lost a lot of paper money near the energy sell off around the middle of June. The portfolio rebounded, and on July 22 I sold any of the Energy/Inner circle stocks that were up over $100. The remaining stocks are losers and now deep in the red.
In the last five days I posted four comments in the Oil & Energy Investor newsletter with Dr. Kent Moors your inside access to extreme wealth. The articles are written by Dr. Kent Moors and published by the Money Map Press. One comment was removed in the Aug. 5th edition, and two comments removed in last edition of Aug. 8th. One comment remains under Richard P in the Aug. 8th edition. This is a free publications available to anyone— http://oilandenergyinvestor.com/ .
Many of the comments are from individuals that have invested in the Energy Advantage/Energy Inner Circle , may be thinking of investing, or who are concerned about their investments. Their is no Dr. Kent Moors forum, or any means of knowing what is going on with regards to the overall portfolio health of the Energy Advantage or the Energy Inner Circle. The only way is by reading the newsletter comments.
The comments that I made were on the current general health of the Energy Advantage and Inner Circle. At no time did I mention any specific stock. Since I paid a yearly subscription to Money Map of $99 for the Energy Advantage and $895 for a one year subscription to the Energy Inner Circle why should any member mention any specific picks in a newsletter comment. It’s not fair to all subscribers. As far as commenting on the current general health of the Energy Advantage and Inner Circle my newsletter comment should not have been removed. Good comments are OK, but bad comments are not tolerated.
Here is a general summary of my banned comments up dated for today, and values as of the end of today’s market August 10, 2011:
1) It would be nice to have a Dr. Kent Moors Energy Advantage/Energy Inner Circle forum for discussion.
2) I said good luck to all option holders this month. I have a wry sense of humor. The reason why I said good luck was the eight call options expiring on August 20,2011 will all probably be out of the money. If one bought the recommended call prices assuming 10 units or 1000 shares you would be out the money totaling $18,100—my wry sense of humor.
3) I said do not buy any current recommendations or new recommendations as a down market does not care about fair market value. What is a good value today might be a poor value next week. I made this comment because of the Editors insert in the August 8th edition: ” [Editor’s Note: Kent’s “Trigger List” is where he keeps the stocks he’s analyzing before they’re ripe to recommend to his subscribers. Currently, there are more than 50 stocks on the list. One of them he’s recommending his Energy Advantage subscribers buy right now. Click here to learn more.]” and the editors insert in the Aug 5th edition ” [Editor’s Note: Next week, Kent will be adapting the Portfolios of his Energy Advantage to make sure subscribers are positioned for the windfall coming. If you don’t yet get it, click here.]( This has been changed slightly as it had originally mentioned that 40 of these stocks were now below fair market value)
I included in my comments the percentage profit/loss of both portfolios since inception of these portfolios assuming one bought 100 shares of each pick at the closing day price on the recommend day. This includes all stop out picks, and does not include one pick on the London, England exchange. Nor does this include option picks. As of today the Energy Advantage is down a negative 2.53% or $1,662.88 on 24 picks since inception. The Inner Circle is down a negative 13.72% or $10,845.65 on 27 picks since inception.
The loss percentages were slightly higher on the day of my comments.
I also included in my comments Vector Vest statistics since I use Vector Vest to help me limit losses and take gains. Vector vest is a great program to keep on top of the market not only in a down market, but also in a up market—market timing. Also, I like the tighter stops as compared to Dr. Kent Moors 30% and the odd 40%. Anyways, Vector Vest currently recommends in the Energy Advantage 4 hold and 19 sell. Vector Vest does not show the one pink stock. In the Inner Circle Vector Vest recommends 4 hold, 17 sell, and 1 buy. Vector vest does not show the 5 pink stocks.
One stock was recommended at one time for both portfolios and is part of the above statistics.
3) I commented on a Dr. Kent Moors investment cruise this fall that would have been nice to attend if I had extra discretionary money. Currently I am out tens of thousands of dollars and therefore do not have the discretionary money to go on a cruise. I need to get a handle on the current Energy Advantage/Energy Inner Circle small cap losers before taking an interest in micro small cap investments. I need to set my own sails for my existing energy portfolio.
I should mention one electrical energy pick was stopped out at 30% and re-recommended for Energy Advantage . At the time of re-recommendation is was also recommended for the Energy Inner Circle. This electrical pick was stopped out a second time in the Energy Advantage, and for the first time in the Energy Inner Circle. This double pick is now showing a 69% drop since recommendation. Even having the “inner knowledge” of the Inner Circle does not prevent the fact that “the market can do anything at anytime” This is why you have stops—even though painful. . On the other hand, one energy natural gas pick is up 40.2% even after the recent stock slaughter. I mention this just to be fair.
In closing, I respect Dr. Kent Moors energy stock picks, his forward looking energy thinking,and I like the volatility in energy. It is my intention to continue with both subscriptions for the full year. On the other hand, I find the marketing hype of the Energy Advantage/Energy Inner circle a little heavy, market timing of entry and exit points extreme in a up/down market, and stops a little loose for my liking. At the same time, Dr. Kent Moors is not responsible for my energy portfolio, and my energy profit/losses. That is up to me. I am looking forward to the next leg up for energy. But I will remember, not only ” the market can do anything at any time”, but also, energy knowledge and energy investing are two different skills.
Money Map did not appreciate my comments, I hope Stock Gumshoe and your readers do!
Regards,
Richard P
I have been a member of the Energy Advantage and the Energy Inner Circle since March of 2011. I also purchased Dr. Kent Moors new energy book “The Vega Factor”—heavy duty reading, but interesting. Will have to read twice to fully comprehend the material.
Anyways, I was looking forward to becoming “Texas Rich” and I invested a small amount in all of Dr. Kent Moors recommendations. Up until the energy stock run up that peaked near the end of May I was doing ok but lost a lot of paper money near the energy sell off around the middle of June. The portfolio rebounded, and on July 22 I sold any of the Energy/Inner circle stocks that were up over $100. The remaining stocks are losers and now deep in the red.
In the last five days I posted four comments in the Oil & Energy Investor newsletter with Dr. Kent Moors your inside access to extreme wealth. The articles are written by Dr. Kent Moors and published by the Money Map Press. One comment was removed in the Aug. 5th edition, and two comments removed in last edition of Aug. 8th. One comment remains under Richard P in the Aug. 8th edition. This is a free publications available to anyone— http://oilandenergyinvestor.com/ .
Many of the comments are from individuals that have invested in the Energy Advantage/Energy Inner Circle , may be thinking of investing, or who are concerned about their investments. Their is no Dr. Kent Moors forum, or any means of knowing what is going on with regards to the overall portfolio health of the Energy Advantage or the Energy Inner Circle. The only way is by reading the newsletter comments.
The comments that I made were on the current general health of the Energy Advantage and Inner Circle. At no time did I mention any specific stock. Since I paid a yearly subscription to Money Map of $99 for the Energy Advantage and $895 for a one year subscription to the Energy Inner Circle why should any member mention any specific picks in a newsletter comment. It’s not fair to all subscribers. As far as commenting on the current general health of the Energy Advantage and Inner Circle my newsletter comment should not have been removed. Good comments are OK, but bad comments are not tolerated.
Here is a general summary of my banned comments up dated for today, and values as of the end of today’s market August 10, 2011:
1) It would be nice to have a Dr. Kent Moors Energy Advantage/Energy Inner Circle forum for discussion.
2) I said good luck to all option holders this month. I have a wry sense of humor. The reason why I said good luck was the eight call options expiring on August 20, 2011 will all probably be out of the money. If one bought the recommended call prices assuming 10 units or 1000 shares you would be out the money totaling $18,100—my wry sense of humor.
3) I said do not buy any current recommendations or new recommendations as a down market does not care about fair market value. What is a good value today might be a poor value next week. I made this comment because of the Editors insert in the August 8th edition: ” [Editor’s Note: Kent’s “Trigger List” is where he keeps the stocks he’s analyzing before they’re ripe to recommend to his subscribers. Currently, there are more than 50 stocks on the list. One of them he’s recommending his Energy Advantage subscribers buy right now. Click here to learn more.]” and the editors insert in the Aug 5th edition ” [Editor’s Note: Next week, Kent will be adapting the Portfolios of his Energy Advantage to make sure subscribers are positioned for the windfall coming. If you don’t yet get it, click here.]( This has been changed slightly as it had originally mentioned that 40 of these stocks were now below fair market value)
I included in my comments the percentage profit/loss of both portfolios since inception of these portfolios assuming one bought 100 shares of each pick at the closing day price on the recommend day. This includes all stop out picks, and does not include one pick on the London, England exchange. Nor does this include option picks. As of today the Energy Advantage is down a negative 2.53% or $1, 662.88 on 24 picks since inception. The Inner Circle is down a negative 13. 72% or $10, 845.65 on 27 picks since inception
The loss percentages were slightly higher on the day of my comments.
I also included in my comments Vector Vest statistics since I use Vector Vest to help me limit losses and take gains. Vector vest is a great program to keep on top of the market not only in a down market, but also in a up market—market timing. Also, I like the tighter stops as compared to Dr. Kent Moors 30% and the odd 40%. Anyways, Vector Vest currently recommends in the Energy Advantage 4 hold and 19 sell. Vector Vest does not show the one pink stock. In the Inner Circle Vector Vest recommends 4 hold, 17 sell, and 1 buy. Vector vest does not show the 5 pink stocks.
One stock was recommended at one time for both portfolios and is part of the above statistics.
3) I commented on a Dr. Kent Moors investment cruise this fall that would have been nice to attend if I had extra discretionary money. Currently I am out tens of thousands of dollars and therefore do not have the discretionary money to go on a cruise. I need to get a handle on the current Energy Advantage/Energy Inner Circle small cap losers before taking an interest in micro small cap investments. I need to set my own sails for my existing energy portfolio.
I should mention one electrical energy pick was stopped out at 30% and re-recommended for Energy Advantage . At the time of re-recommendation is was also recommended for the Energy Inner Circle. This electrical pick was stopped out a second time in the Energy Advantage, and for the first time in the Energy Inner Circle. This double pick is now showing a 69% drop since recommendation. Even having the “inner knowledge” of the Inner Circle does not prevent the fact that “the market can do anything at anytime” This is why you have stops—even though painful. On the other hand, one energy natural gas pick is up 40.2% even after the recent stock slaughter. I mention this just to be fair.
In closing, I respect Dr. Kent Moors energy stock picks, his forward looking energy thinking, and I like the volatility in energy. It is my intention to continue with both subscriptions for the full year. On the other hand, I find the marketing hype of the Energy Advantage/Energy Inner circle a little heavy, market timing of entry and exit points extreme in a up/down market, and stops a little loose for my liking. At the same time, Dr. Kent Moors is not responsible for my energy portfolio, and my energy profit/losses. That is up to me. I am looking forward to the next leg up for energy. But I will remember, not only ” the market can do anything at any time”, but also, energy knowledge and energy investing are two different skills.
Money Map did not appreciate my comments, I hope Stock Gumshoe and your readers do!
Regards,
Richard P