written by reader The Tech Royalty Retirement Plan / Teeka Tiwari

by ldswenson | January 15, 2020 6:15 pm

Has anyone gotten through the complete video Teeka is teasing, where he supposedly will give his number one record free but then a costly newsletter, to follow…

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165 responses to “written by reader The Tech Royalty Retirement Plan / Teeka Tiwari”

  1. PBRG Subscriber says:

    I got in with his $49 dollar subscription Palm Beach Letter and made over a thousand dollars roi following his recommendations already. I thought I missed out on one of the recommended crypto asset, but it turns out the report was referring to the crypto, not the stock. The stock rallied then dropped again, but not the crypto. The rally on the stock is a hint of what’s coming for the crypto-so stoked I can’t wait for it to kick off. So imho, he’s for real. I’m about to get in on this level subscription, fingers crossed. Fyi though, it’s a f*cking hassle signing up to the different exchanges because one exchange might have a list of assets that doesn’t have the crypto he suggests, so you go on a f*cking egg hunt and sign up with all these different exchanges just to buy a “specific” crypto asset. So there’s a f*cking learning curve ’cause of verification processes with the freaking id front/back, selfie holding the current date and the company name with every f*cking sign up, sh*t gets f*cking old fast not to mention the different security login features like the authenticator between your freaking phone and the login pages. But I did make over a $1000 roi so I know he’s legit but still the inconsistency of assets between the different exchanges is a f*cking pain in the ass, also some of the exchanges don’t serve US residents. Take Binance vs Binance.US. Binance has way more choices in crypto assets than Binance.US. Now what the f*ck is up with that sh*t smfh? Hopefully in coming years the different exchanges follow some kind of standard to streamline the process instead of making us jump through these f*cking hoops.

  2. glenshak says:

    Hey guys, any idea what the tech royalties that Teeka recommends are?

  3. Natalie Cross says:

    his number one pick was etherium but in order to get the 6 picks you have to pay $2000 and he didn’t tell you how to access royalties which you only find out if you pay the $2000. Do you think this is real and timely?

  4. karlski says:

    I just listened (Feb 24, 2021) to Teeka Tiwari’s presentation on crypto tech royalties. He argued that these are not just life-changing but generational income changes that could happen. This certainly wasn’t about ETFs, but a way of buying a coin at an early stage and then somehow getting a dividend-type regular payment, which would go up geometrically as the value of the coin increased, this adding to the increase in value of the coin itself. As observed in this discussion, there was nothing about the coin subsequently falling in value, when this massive hosepipe of money would reduce to a trickle.

    Although he showed many impressive upward-trending graphs, and assured the interviewer that he had explained how the whole royalty scheme works, he did neither of those things!

    His ‘freebie coin’ was Ethereum, but with no explanation of how to profit from royalties, it was a useless piece of information.

    I signed up for Palm Beach Confidential in 2017 as a lifetime member and find that his recommendations are pretty patchy. Most of my small coin purchases went to zero. But truth be told, he always stated that not all of his recommendations would pan out, very much like buying penny stocks.

    Over the last 18 months, he had two plans termed ‘Five coins to $5 million’. Neither of them did anything until February of this year, when they rose to a paltry double, along with the alt-coin tide that floated all boats. If you look at his data for the two ‘5 to 5’ schemes, it shows individual participating coin purchases dating back way before his recommendations. That kind of falsifying data is unforgivable in my book. Quality services like Stansberry Research never try such sleights-of-hand.

    His last plan from January 2021– to buy 6 coins whose new productions are set to halve (or reduce by a greater factor) in the next few months or years, was more successful, currently a 4-bagger. Again, this could have been lucky timing capturing the Feb increase.

    Regarding this latest royalty offer, it is hard to imagine that there is a huge, untapped source of wealth that the smart people investing in cryptos have not discovered and harnessed. Hopefully Teeka’s reach is wide enough for some blog somewhere to figure out what his method is, and publish it.

  5. Alfredo Salazar says:

    When he says he can provide the blueprint as to how you get tech royalties, does anyone know how this is done. Tried looking in Google search but not having any luck as to how you acquire the tech royalties. I’m guessing Teeka noticed this so he created a step by step blueprint and his 6 picks for $2,000. Clever man but that’s way above the threshold I’m willing to pay for education material!

  6. marvster2001 says:

    I don’t see why you’d need to join Teeka’s service when there’s a website like this one.

    At the time he first marketed his “5 coins” last March, the coins were NMR, SNT, HBAR, DATA, and ENJ posted by another user.

    Not sure where some of those are trading by now. I do know NMR is doing fine. Also, many of those are hard to find a platform to trade.

    Personally, I prefer to trade alt use coins like ADA, LTC, LINK and maybe DOT or BNB. ADA and LINK have cult-like following. LINK has low volume but tremendous use – recently released OCR technology reduces gas fees (transaction fees) by up to 95%. And ADA has a 2021 catalyst of blockchain implementation in Africa – named one of the top countries for future growth, as well as a hard fork going live March 1.

    The “royalties” are referring to staking. So you’d keep the coin, but earn almost like interest. Another way is defi platforms like Nexo or BlockFi that allow you to earn interest “in kind” on your crypto. Nexo offers interest up to 10% annual compounded daily. So if you held BTC, you’d earn daily interest paid in BTC.

    I also like checking 24/7 volume on StockCharts.com > charts & tools > cryptocurrency. Another great place to check is Twitter.

    Happy Trading!

  7. karina says:

    Celcius is a good one for interest as well. And Swissborg for USDT coins. If you are a premium member (but that is costly now as you have to own 50,000 of their coins) you get 26% or more.

  8. jjalvitre says:

    So I believe it is staking. His plan, you get in at “Y” price and the coin gives you 10% annual staking return. So $1,ooo invested is earning $100. If the coin 10x’d then your value would be 10x or $10,000 and 10% of that new $10,000 is $1000 or your cost to enter. This plan requires 10% and the coin to 10x in order to get the cost of entry back. To do it YOY requires it hit that 10x and stay. This does not talk of falling back in price during a pullback, a change in the % as we have seen Coinbase do with XTZ, or on and on. There is the Compounding which is great, but to really take that gain, you have to sell. If you could 10X and stay there and you entered at 10% staking then you could gain the cost back year over year until something changed. I actually typed “Is this staking” into the chat box on the Teeka Stream and of course, it was not answered on the not live, previously recorded show. I do sub. to his Palm Beach service, but this is pricey for something we can do ourselves. And for the new Crypto Investors, yes, you can 10x in a year, I have and it is great, but if you stay too long, you can also lose 80% of those gains. Par for the course many times.

  9. wiwaxy says:

    Ethereum is the free tech royalty ALT coin

  10. staglander says:

    I won’t say Teeka knows nothing about cryptos, but one should keep in mind what he’s really doing, which is selling his newsletters, and it seems like there’s no shortage of new ones with this guy. His presentations are slick enough to convince a lot of people to subscribe, even at the high price he charges, so do some math. If he gets only 100 subscribers, which is certain to be conservative given the likely response of people to the recent surge in cryptos, at $2,500 a subscription he pockets $250,000 – and to get that all he has to do is pay a few copywriters some chump change. And his costs don’t go up if he gets 2,000 subscribers, which also seems conservative, at which point he makes $5,000,000. And if he keeps his act shiny, and the crypto boom continues, I see no reason he couldn’t get 5,000 subscribers and charge $5,000 – at which time he pockets $25,000,000 – all for the same chump change to the same copywriters.

    If anyone made significant money on his recommendations, it almost certainly wasn’t because he provided some phenomenal insight, but rather because the cryptos are in a bull market. One thing no one should get taken in by is his schtick about wanting to help the little guy, or wanting only to help people because he already has more money than he knows what to do with, because he’s just trolling for suckers.

    I fully agree with what other commenters have said about him not disclosing the risks, and about painting unrealistically rosy pictures of what could happen, and about providing lousy

    And for the record, in 2017 , before the big run up in Bitcoin, I subscribed to the Palm Beach Confidential letter, because I knew nothing about anything related to cryptos, and wanting an education, I hoped he would provide it. He did, but when I got as much as I thought I’d get from him, I cancelled it when renewal time came around. I didn’t regret subscribing because I did learn a lot, but didn’t regret cancelling either because I didn’t think I’d get my money worth by renewing.

    My feeling is that at a subscription price of $25 a year, his letter would be a terrific bargain, at $250 a year it would still be worth it, but at $2500 a year, it is grossly overpriced. And the customer service is deplorable.

  11. artistandwriter says:

    How do you buy these alt coins in the US? Many are not on Coinbase or Binance US

  12. ssanford says:

    I watched the whole thing and never heard that if you want to buy the royalty from them, you have to join a $2000 service first. If you’re interested, he recommended Ethereum for a start. I am not paying $2,000 to spend $1000 with them. Who else sells it? Can I get it from my broker?

  13. isight says:

    Teeka Tiwari is some performer! He preaches the virtue of his “Tech Royalty” Cryptos with religious intensity. Introduced by an associate at ground level, Teeka is the enlarged Master looking down from a raised screen to deliver emotional marmalade mixed to a shameless recipe. The much-touted free crypto recommendation is delayed while the Master
    gingers up his viewers’ longings by reviewing endless old instances of rocketing investments.
    Eventually comes the somewhat shopworn revelation: Ethereum.
    Further secrets of the “$5,000 a year” wisdom may be had for a cut rate of $2,000 for two years, but you have to hurry.
    The possibility of losing 50 percent of the lovely royalties to brokerage is not delayed over. Neither is my further interest, except for deleting a stream of texts imploring me to re-run the Master’s video.

  14. Hugh108 says:

    I have been a subscriber to Teeka’s Palm Beach Confidential since 2017, and I’m happy with it as I’ve more than quadrupled the money I’ve invested in cryptos in that period. Some of the coins he has recommended have been duds, but the money I’ve made on his good recommendations (i.e. BTC, ETH, NEO, BNB, LINK, UNI, etc.) has been far greater than the money I’ve lost on the duds. In the last six months my profits with cryptos have been more than three years’ salary (and I earn a good salary). So I’m very happy with Palm Beach Confidential.

    I also subscribed to Teeka’s Crypto Income Quarterly when it first appeared in 2018. (This is what he now calls “Tech Royalties”, i.e. cryptos which pay dividends. The newsletter is now called Palm Beach Crypto Income.) Almost all the cryptos he recommended at that time (2018 and 2019) did not do well, and they paid tiny dividends, so I quit after about a year. Possibly the “Tech Royalty” coins which he’s recommending now are better than the ones he recommended in 2018 and 2019, but I don’t know and don’t want to find out.

    Another grumble which I had with Crypto Income Quarterly was that you had to set up a new wallet for each new coin and do some complicated time-consuming business in order to stake the coin and then earn a tiny dividend. And then it was often a stressful, time-consuming hassle to withdraw my coins from their wallets when I decided I wanted to sell them. (It took me several months to withdraw NEBL and ARK from their wallets. I kid you not. Maybe I’m an idiot. Probably a tech-savvy person in their 20s could do it more quickly.)

    However, as I said before, I really like Palm Beach Confidential and I recommend it to anyone who wants to earn money from cryptos. I’ve made a ton of money from TT’s recommendations, and I would never have got into bitcoin and cryptos if it hadn’t been for him. PBC is a bit expensive, but I recouped my money in about a month, so I have no regrets.

  15. Deborah Roberts says:

    I am new to all of this. Semi-retired, I dabble in the stock market based on recommendations from Stansberry and others. However, they have not all been good to me, it seems I pick the wrong advice. I watched TTs video on Tech Royalties and was intrigued, almost bit the bullet for the $2000 which I really can’t afford but considered the alternative if what he says it true. I was researching for more information and found this thread.

    I’m really not in a position to loose a lot. My husband lost everything we had in 2008 in options. I have worked my bottom off to recoup about 1/2 of the losses (he had a stroke and cannot work so it is just me now).

    How do I get started in this, who is honest, what newsletters are really helpful, how do you know who to believe and whose recommendations to follow?

    Thank you to anyone for your time to assist and/or recommend the best guru out there.

  16. Steve D says:

    Friends As you know, the authors of these $2,000 SPAC services (Jeff Brown, Enrique Abeyta (related to the offerings by Whitney Tilson), Teeka Tiwari … etc etc) also offer lower price investment services. And frankly, I like what they do, and I have found value in their $49, $99, $199, and even higher priced services. I am guilty of having over 10 subscriptions.

  17. dewitt says:

    Eric Wade’s The 10 Million Bitcoin Boom one of six crypto’s one about 20 cents. also Teeka seems to be teaseing also. Anyone knnow the ticker(s)

  18. lothar.delgado says:

    If a newsletter offers an expensive service that I’m interested in and it gives a moneyback guarantee i will invest $999 or $2000, but i haven’t found one that i think is worthy of keeping at the high price, so i get my $ back without problems. theo only subscriptions i keep every year are stock gumshoe, NICI and michael robinson’s Nova X on moneymappress. they are all under $100 and worth the price.

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