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Marc Lichtenfeld
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Oxford Club
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Monthly newsletter focusing on income investments.
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Marc: Fine work with the Oxford Income Letter; I have shared your book (GRwD) with several colleagues and my Family. The uncomplicated approach and compounding growth (reinvestment and dividend growth) makes 10-11-12 easy to understand and apply. I look forward to applying the High Yield and Catch Up further in my portfolio as retirement nears and enjoy watching the Roth IRA of my Children capture the Power of Time.
Marc: I benefit from your perspectives and insights on the factors shaping the market and the economy. Your stock recommendations are very helpful.
Great job on deleting monthly dividen stocks. gives me all the information I need to make better selections
why would you want to delete monthly dividen stocks?
Hello mark, I appreciate the general insight and the specific investment suggestions that you provide through the Oxford Income Letter. The past few years have presented many great investment opportunities in growth stocks and emerging technology. However, it has been extremely challenging to find reasonable opportunities in fixed income investments…especially in bonds. You have helped me find those situations with a conservative balance of security, yield, and length of term. Thanks for helping me keep my portfolio balanced and please continue the great work.
I started the Oxford Income letter in Nov 2020 and have found Marc to be an exceptional investment guru. His book Getting Rich With Dividends is a must read for all income investors yet he also identifies growth choices. He has a common sense approach to all issues, gives good advice and has helped identify several stocks I now have in my portfolio. His videos are also very helpful.
I recently joined the Oxford Club and it was one of the best decisions I ever made. I have benefited from Mark’s investment recommendations. I enjoy the State of the Market videos, Wealthy Retirement articles, and of course the Oxford Income newsletter. Thanks for all you do and keep up the good work!
SafetyNet Pro , is worth the price of admission.
Timothy R. Hall, I’m in my mid 40’s and just now in a position that I can put some $ into investments. How good is it and is it helpful to grow good stable wealth for my children?
Any update on your recommendation for this service? TX
Mark, I find all your investment advice to be top of the line information. Very valuable! keep up the good work !
Use the newsletter and recommendations regularly. I am an older person and use it to choose good dividend paying stocks.
I have enjoyed my membership of The Oxford C.lub for more than 7 years now, and I have profited rather well ( in my eyes). Specially during the last two years. I always read your income letters, and the results from your advisements have been quite good. I am only a small investor, but a 40% improvement is wonderful.
Thank you for all the time you take to advice all your members. Kind regards, W.L.Roohe-Schreuder
The Oxford Club should be a required class at every high school in this country.
I concur- personal finance and investing should be the most important thing taught in high school. Probably the only education most will use the rest of their lives.
Marc, I wish I had read your book, Get Rich with Dividends and subscribed to The Oxford Income Letter when I first joined the Oxford Club in December 2019. Unfortunately, I didn’t learn about them until this January.
In May 2020 I made my first investment in the Oxford Trading Portfolio and now hold positions in all of the investments, which account for most of the 35% I’ve allocated to the Blue Chip Outperformers portion of my Oxford Wealth Pyramid. Unfortunately, only one, CVS pays dividends. I do have about 15% in three of your Income Letter’s Portfolio’s investments and will add to my holdings as I sell off OTP investments.
My Core Portfolio (32%) is comprised of every investment in the Gone Fishin’ Portfolio. This is where I have a little problem, in that my position in the Vanguard Total Stock Market is 41% instead of 15%. I have held this mutual fund for 20+ years and would take a sizeable hit if I sold off a portion, especially since it is in a taxable account. Could the Vanguard Total Stock Market be classified in one of the other layers of the Pyramid?
My Long Term Targeted portion of the pyramid, 18% and fully invested, is comprised of every investment in the Ten Baggers of Tomorrow Portfolio. I am using the Microcap Portfolio for Short Term Targeted positions (15%), but am not fully invested. I also hold about 8% of my total portfolio in Money Markets. Thanks in great part to Bill O’Reilly’s video and Alex Green’s investment recommendations, my portfolio has increased about 25% in the last 9 months.
I am retired and have adequate income to meet our living expenses. In todays market environment, is it smart and safe to have almost 100% of your assets invested as I do?
Thank you for writing Get Rich with Dividends and sharing your knowledge through The Oxford Income Letter and your periodic e-mails.
The survey didn’t go well. Tried to go back and change one of the selections but could not. The arrow moves to easy. Any not that big a deal. I’m not traideing right now. I was following a couple peoples advice. They showed everything going real well but when I started trading I found out the truth. They couldn’t hit the floor if they spit. I will try again but need time for the scars to heal. Looking at bonds. If I start again I will follow your recommendations before others.
There are a lot of letters addressed to “Marc” which makes me think they are fake letters manufacted by Oxford and sent in posing as customers.
Sometimes newsletters ask their readers to submit reviews, which often leads to a big bolus of comments all at once. We do sometimes catch faked reviews and remove them, but have no indication that these are less than authentic.
Is there any post more recent to update us? (writing on 12.19.21)
Seems suspicious that all writing came at the beginning of 2021…..
Exactly, I asked the Gumshoe if these were manufactured fake reviews, he said he investigates and deletes fake comments, but these don’t appear to be fake. HOWEVER, he did state that every once in a while, a publisher may ask customers to give positive reviews, and that appears to be the case here. Remember, it is your money, be careful where you send it.
Interesting in how all these ridiculously over-the-top positive reviews were mostly presented on the same date.
Pretty good picks with mostly dividend growers and safe dividends. I like it too that he has 3 different portfolios to choose from; depending on your situation. My advice though is that you have to be patient. These are really long term holdings.