written by reader Alpha Contracts

by marystjohn | May 4, 2018 12:18 am

Does anyone know what Agora[1] Financial Alpha Contracts are? The subscription is $2000.00, no refund. They are also giving you a free HP chrome computer. They send you an Alpha Number that you then enter at your brokerage account and instantly get Thousands of dollars put in your account. Sounds like selling puts, also sounds totally ludicrous. Any ideas what this is about? Thanks Mary

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  1. Agora: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/tag/agora/

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62 responses to “written by reader Alpha Contracts”

  1. barcelonaloca says:

    Here is the count,

    Thomas James,

    David,

    Danielle Lion

    Howard Phillips

    Alvin Lee

    Ben

    Lidia

    Hailey

    geinvest

    Rod

    (me) Barcelonaloca

    Which makes 11…. cheaper!

    V

  2. Ritam108 says:

    Please note, Travis DID respond, in a way, by covering this subject of Junk Bonds, pls read ay 30, 2018 / Travis Johnson, Stock Gumshoe / Free /
    What the heck are “Alpha Contracts?” Can you really “Lock in $52,000 with just 4 clicks of the mouse?”
    What’s being teased by CONTRACT INCOME ALERT?

    Based on what I read, I am not interested anymore, because I think we have a big, maybe huge, correction within a few years…. (and yes, now is the time to learn about junk bonds so we can buy them even cheaper after a major correction).
    SO PLEASE DONT SEND MONEY, i DONT WANT TO ORGANIZE THIS.
    (one lady sent me money via PayPal and I will refund today. I did tell people to wait until I asked Travis, and he seemed to cover my questions….thanks, Travis.)
    If someone else wants to organize and get a group of 10, by all means, go ahead, a poster above gave all the names….
    see barcelonaloca .

  3. vahraone1 says:

    It seems, that alpha contracts could be discounted stripped zerobonds.

  4. Dave D says:

    They don’t say that you instantly have money deposited to your account … they say that you have locked in future income … they are telling you which corporate bonds to buy … in the example where they say that you will gain $ 22,000 in future income, you would have to buy about $ 40,000 worth of corporate bonds and that income of
    $ 22,000 would come to you in increments of about $ 2750 per year.

  5. Michael Levine says:

    Probably Preferred Stock, not Bonds

  6. BDwolfhound says:

    In its early days, I had the misfortune of paying what is now Agora $5k for promised financial and investing advice. What I got was to be put on the mailing lists of advice-peddling newsletters full of vague promises and limited deliverables, all for a fee of course. A racket from the get-go.

  7. Curtis says:

    So did anyone ever try it out???

  8. why not invest in yourself by gaining credit history and securing a real investment by getting an unsecured business line of credit while exploring the zero interest credit facilities for the first 12 months? If you’re the type to listen to all the noise without them actually telling you, then we’re all victims, but I get things done and I’d never invest in Alpha Contracts “The Beginning of Debt and the contract of immediate first position pay outs inspite of profit loss quarters lol. For more email me or simply put yourself in the way of millions!

  9. zroros says:

    What’s the outcome after your 6+ months of investing in alpha contracts?
    Zach

  10. Andy Deng says:

    It looks like” alpha contract” has many traps and pitfalls. Am I right? It did not tell how much to invest to that $55,000? How soon you can get your gain?

  11. WW W says:

    JUNK BONDS to be exact!

  12. greg says:

    whats the truth about alpha

  13. Dawn says:

    Hi Folks! They’re at it again, and yes, no concrete information about 1/ what you’re actually investing in ; 2/ how much you have to invest for how long; 3/ Exit strategy?

    Does anyone know if this is the same as “Freedom Checks?”

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