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  • Explaining “Payroll Certificates” as pitched by Oxford Bond Advantage

    Checking out the "guaranteed by law" income pitch from Steve McDonald

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  • “Building the Perfect Shadow War Defense Shield” (Oxford Club)

    Sniffing out the cybersecurity pick from Steve McDonald -- "How to Profit From the $10-Trillion Cyber Defense Explosion"

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  • Oxford Bond Advantage

    Newsletter focusing on corporate bonds — originally this letter focused on “investment grade or nearly” bonds with a relatively short term, following Steve McDonald’s strategy at his previous letter from another publisher, The Bond Trader. Marc Lichtenfeld took over the letter several years later and promotes it as a “stock quitters” option, buying more bonds […]

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  • What is “The ‘Black Ops Resource’ – 51 Times More Valuable Than Gold?”

    Friday File look at the latest Oxford Club teaser

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  • Bond Trader, the (defunct)

    Service that recommends corporate bonds, usually at the low end of investment grade. Not currently publishing as of Fall 2011, succeeded by the similar Oxford Bond Advantage from a different publisher.

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  • What are “Payment On Demand” Certificates?

    “This is the only buy-and-hold strategy that REALLY WORKS. If you’ve lost money in the stock market, and want a safe way to rebuild your portfolio, then these “payment-on-demand” certificates might be exactly what you need.” That’s the promise behind the latest offer from The Bond Trader … which will tell you, even if you […]

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  • The “Rabbi’s Secret” — Healthcare Cash Machines

    Steve McDonald is trying to get us to subscribe to his Sound Profits newsletter by telling us that he’ll share the “Rabbi’s Secret” for making money in the markets. Now, in my experience McDonalds rarely have Rabbis — but it sounds like this is all based on a cute nickname for a broker that worked […]

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  • Be “Dumb and Rich with TD Circ 570’s”

    "It doesn't involve Stocks... Government Bonds... Currencies... or even Options." Steve McDonald wants to sell us a service that will help select safe investments. The ad says that "back testing the strategy to 1920 proved that it was 99.77% risk-free." Is that kind of return really possible ... or, more importantly, is it likely? And what is he talking about?

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  • Bond Basics: Buying Cheap Bonds By Steve McDonald of Wealthy Retirement Wednesday, August 8, 2018 4:44 AM EDT Buying che...

  • Travis, Steve McDonald of Oxford Club is touting this "Superbond Service" again with outrageous "guaranteed" returns o...

  • Unlike some other facets of the Oxford Club, the Income Letter, which focuses on dividend stocks, is a no nonsense knowl...

  • Steve McDonald is a fraud who lost more than 50% of my bond stake in 2015. IGNORE HIM. You will do better throwing a d...

  • Found my answer Thanks Search for thisExplaining “Payroll Certificates” as pitched by Oxford Bond Advantage Ch...

  • I agree with ferd321. I started with Steve McDonald when he was at Bond Trader, and I did fine. I didn't make a killin...

  • Steve McDonald has been writing about bonds and income investments for quite a while for different letters -- this one h...

  • I like Steve McDonald and I like his newsletter. Just do as he says and buy small positions and you'll do well. For stoc...

  • Has any one had good or bad results with Steve McDonald. Have you found liberty bonds to be a good investment?...

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

  • Included in a new add from the Oxford Club:"Due to popular demand, expert Steve McDonald will debut his hotly antici...

  • I am deeply disappointed about Stansberry cancelling "THE BOND TRADER" with Steve McDonald. I have had great success wi...

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