26F PROGRAMDOES ANYONE HAVE INFO ON 26F PROGRAM?
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DOES ANYONE HAVE INFO ON 26F PROGRAM?
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For those who have seen Keith Fitzgerald’s loooong video about 26(f) programs and think it’s something you’re missing out on, 1st of all I don’t think there’s any such thing as a 26(f) program since he says in the video that his newsletter is about something he “likes to call 26(f) programs. When talks about stocks that have high rates of returns that are associated with other stocks here’s what I think he’s referring to. I say “think” because I’m not absolutely sure and freely admit it. Example: When you have a stock like say Apple everyone wishes they had it when it was low because it’s making money but at this point it may be a steady rate not as good as when people were initially amazed by it. Still a good investment but another stock which may be doing better is whoever is supplying parts and components to Apple products. I looked up (just to provide this example) Nidec corp which is the Japanese company that is a part supplier for Apple… the tapic engine something having to do with the Apple watch. their stock went up 42.46% over a years time. That is what I’m guessing Fitzgerald means by stocks associated with successful stocks but do better. The average person isn’t going to sit and try and go through “good” stocks then figure out who supplies them, then look them up and figure out if they are one of these “hidden secrets” that the public may not be aware of but Keith Fitzgerald would. Then he’d sell you a newsletter telling you which companies they MIGHT be. What confused everyone is that he made it seem like 26(f) is a legitimate name of a program.
I know you only pay .85 cents on the dollar and they are a great investment! I just want a list of those participating in the program before it runs out.
yeah, I look for advice online and when they want your cc number, that is when I X out. I did buy six marijuana stocks, total of $500 split between six stocks. One stock sold for .001 cent. so for $20 I got 20,000 shares. Made $26 yesterday, so far today down $1.99. Hell if just one turns over, it will more than cover the cost.
Where and how did you invest in the Marijuana stocks?
May I ask what brokerage firm you use? My broker requires a
25K deposit in order to trade penny stocks.
I think he is hyping Drips. There are a lot of dog marijuana stocks but most are very cheap so why not take a chance. I have noticed that most have flash gains that disappear very quickly so set your return goal and exit when you hit it. I figures the odds of hitting a good company are better than the lottery. Fidelity doesn’t charge extra but has a minimum purchase amount.
Robin Hood does free trades on your smart phone.
No. It is a scam to give your money to him. Kind of like the ad that says “Send me a dollar and I’ll tell you how to make a million.” Then they tell you to post the same ad. People are not only greedy, they are gullible. Read this REAL article about it: http://www.stockgumshoe.com/reviews/money-map-report/explaining-26f-programs-and-the-retirement-blackout-on-april-10-teased-by-keith-fitz-gerald/
To me it looks like a scam. No response after paying their subscription and sending them several phone calls. This is the easy way to collect fast money from goofing readers!
This program is definitely a scam but if you want to know what 26F is Google Title 26 section F it will take you to links for the USC title 26 sec F and you can read it yourself. Now if you can understand it, please do come back and explain it to the rest of of us. Its so thick with legalease it would take a week to look up every embedded references section and code to cross check it. It is about tax exemptions for corporations, charities, social work, etc. etc. good luck. As it pertains to invest,nets I haven’t a clue. There was some language regarding holding RE and collections rents being exempt from taxes but the conditions were so convoluted I opulent figure out how one would become exempt. I think it has to do with charitable or social contribution and non profits though. Hope it helps satisfy someone’s curiosity if nothing else.