Paul Mampilly’s 100x dealI listened to a sales pitch last night for over 1 hour that was geared to Paul Mampilly’s Banyan Hill suckers and was waiting for the 3 stocks that would pay returns of at least 100x or better ,
what I got at the end was an opportunity to sign up for the service for $10,000 for life. With that you would get at least 1 tip a month at minimum and pay a yearly fee for maintainence. The time frame for these returns could be anywhere from 1 year to 8 or 9 years, He gave some insight into the 3 picks he was talking about but no ticker symbols. They are all micro-caps and 1 had a patent for blood testing without the need of collecting blood without a needle. Did anyone else catch this pitch or have any idea of who it may be? Thanks Travis, he says he’s looking at Micro- caps worth 300 million, have enough capital for 1 year,experienced executives with a track record, gross margins of at least 20%, and a unique service
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Here are the sheet formulas that I have used for mine. Hope this would help all that interested with google sheets. Copy and paste entire formula to the google sheet’s indicated column. The formulas start with “=” sign.
Column A – Ticker: User input.
Column B – Company Name : =HYPERLINK(“https://www.google.com/finance?q=” &
$A3, GOOGLEFINANCE($A3,”name”))
Column C- Date: User input
Column D – Price ($): This could be user input or fetch it using =INDEX(GOOGLEFINANCE(A3,”price”,C3),2,2)
Column E – Up/Down (%): =((F3-D3)/D3)*100
Column F – Price ($): =GOOGLEFINANCE($A3)
Column G – Change ($): =GOOGLEFINANCE($A3,”change”)
Column H – Change (%): =GOOGLEFINANCE($A3,”changepct”)
Column I – Last 365 days: =SPARKLINE(GOOGLEFINANCE($A3,”price”,TODAY()-365,TODAY(),”weekly”),{“charttype”,”line”;”linewidth”,2;”color”,”#5f88cc”})
Column J – Last 30 days: =SPARKLINE(GOOGLEFINANCE($A3,”price”,TODAY()-30,TODAY(),”daily”),{“charttype”,”line”;”linewidth”,2;”color”,”#5f88cc”})
Column K – Last 7 days: =SPARKLINE(GOOGLEFINANCE($A3,”price”,TODAY()-7,TODAY(),”daily”),{“charttype”,”line”;”linewidth”,2;”color”,”#5f88cc”})
Column L – Low ($): =GOOGLEFINANCE($A3,”low52″)
Column M – High ($): =GOOGLEFINANCE($A3,”high52″)
This is great @eracool, thanks for this.
Thanks. FYI: to anyone out there using. The quotes got mangled and you need to replace the fancy open and close quotes with simple double ”
Not “ or ”
I got hung up on the issues with the Quotes you pointed out….Did a quick google search and made a spreadsheet of my own. Thanks for motivating me. Mine is similar, but I also set it up to benchmark against the S&P 500. One tab for each of the services. Just gotta put in ticker, open price, # stocks purchased, and so that i can bench mark, the price of IVV the day I bought it. Then it totals it all up on a cover sheet that breaks down gains by service in one snap shot. I love this tool!
Try copy paste to note book or text pad first. Then copy it from note book or text pad to google sheet. This will remove formatting issues with double quotes.
Any ideas of the new electronics company stock Paul just sent out a email blast on?
The latest electronics stock was Sony Corp (SNE) from Friday unless you got another email after Friday. If so, please share the email content.
@eracool: good morning: I must sound like a computer illiterate. …… would love to use your google spreadsheet, but am having issues with implementation of the codes……. Could you post a link to the actual sheet with cell coding, so we then can copy and customize it with our own tickers? Much appreciated.
To make his work, just replace the ‘fancy quotation marks’, with a standard quote. And remove spaces.
So this: =GOOGLEFINANCE($A3,”low52″)
Becomes this: =GOOGLEFINANCE($A3,”low52″)
hard to see the difference here, but in google sheets you can. Might be the font this site uses for the message boards.
I came across this free online tool for portfolio tracker. Sharing this so it might be helpful
https://themeasureofaplan.com/investment-portfolio-tracker/
If anyone interested to track stock using Microsoft Excel, please see attached. Like Google drive spread sheet, OneDrive online Excel available free.
Type the ticker symbol and click on stock icon in the data tab it will convert it into the stock. Then the general formula is type = and select stock and enter dot “.” it will show all the 27 options to choose.
Has anyone tried/found a way to track options using these spread sheets (besides manually). I tried entering the Option info, but google didn’t find it.
PM is teasing a CA company as his No-1 stock for 2021. Any idea which one is this?
Here is the teaser details:
https://pro.banyanhill.com/p/FCPRLBLOCK2020EXT/P19BX201/?h=true
More on this teaser:
https://banyanhill.com/exclusives/paul-mampilly-this-ignored-stock-is-my-no-1-pick-for-2021/?z=1734609
Did some research. I am pretty sure this is none but PSTG. It was $15 around Oct/Nov when this teaser was likely written.
Regarding “Secret Portfolio” HOL (Holicity Holdings, a SPAC that is targeting a merge with Small Launch company, Astra), I am not really sure about the valuation. At it’s current price ~$18.50, it is implying a market cap of $3.6 – 3.9 Billion. Astra claims to have a total of $150 Million in contracts lined up, but they haven’t actually made a stable orbit. That seems like a huge premium to pay to get into a space company.
REFXF , which is part of SP, not sure what happened to this stock. No activity since 2/18/2021. It’s a company from the land down under. So checked the AX Exchange, it’s still traded there. OTC trades seems frozen since 2/18.
Very useful! Thanks!
Does anybody have Ian King’s ‘ Next Wave Crypto Fortunes ’? And willing to share it:-)
Ouch, pretty much everything in the 100x/secret portfolios taking a big hit. $WWR down a lot..
Tell me about it, i’m getting absolutely hammered today!
averaging down at the moment, and taking profits from ones with what’s left in profits…
averaging down at the moment, and taking profits from ones with what’s left in profits…Should’ve taken profit from $WWR as I was watching it hit top, but I held.
You should expect these stocks to be volatile. As Paul would say, “Strong Hands.”
Looks like we’ll get hammered more today.
I am looking at my YTD number. Still up 28% overall with all these PM services. We can’t just focus on one day.
absolutely, thanks DD132. and thank you for keeping us posted with updates! you are spectacular….are you making entries at the moment on these dips?
I looked at that yesterday, but didn’t. Because so many of these are up so much, I’m really feeling “top heavy” with micro caps. I started with pretty large positions (for me), basically starting my 100x positions at 2x what my PU positions historically are. The result is I now have some insane positions in MARA, NNDM, OPTT, and some others. But holding steady.
When 100x started I took profits. Kicking myself now over it. A couple of the early ones I’d take my money off the table, watch the stock skyrocket and later rue having missed out on the growth of not having done that.
You can’t get to 100x if your taking your money off the table. My only plan to sell at this point is if I run out of money for a new rec, and only then will I peal off a bit of a top performer to fund the new position. But right now I should have enough until the end of the year without having to do that — mostly be getting rid of old world stocks I got in the covid dip, like XOM, which don’t have a chance of running up like 100x.
Keep some $ at the ready. Paul started 100x on 4/14/20, during the covid dip. Huge benefits from that. Any market pullbacks, I’d hope, would get up a few more recs.
You can’t get to 100x if your taking your money off the table. We said!!!
You can’t get to 100x if your taking your money off the table. I meant “Well said!!!” Watching premarket closely, hence the typo.
Interesting. I did micro nibble on a few yesterday but I can understand not doing so if you got in early and have big positions. It may not have been a sensible move. Time will tell. Lol. Things seem pretty volatile at the moment but we have had some excellent up days too so it cuts both ways I guess.
You likely did the right thing if you haven’t built your positions yet. I’ve been in since day one, so…
These 100x have a long way to go, and there will be a lot of profit taking along the way adding to the volatility.
Hi Devildog, I never bought 100x stocks when it was recommended precisely at that date. I bought mostly this year 2021 , will you recommend me to have strong hands and keep holding ? Will there be any instances that Paul will recommend to sell those held at 100x or EF ? Thank you .
PM put out his video from PU today. He commented that this week is not a big deal, we have to expect moves like this in the market. He wasn’t taking 100x, but we have to expect PSP, EF and 100x to be more volatile than the general market.
He has not given any sells in 100x yet. He has in EF. 100x is for long holds of 3-5 years. Of course, things change and I expect some sell orders if a stock falls out of favor due to some future event.
We are still way up. Even my year to date number is way outperforming the S and P.
I bought more of a few today, including NNDM, MARA, TTOO, and RVP.
I’m thinking of taking advantage of the dip and having a little nibble – any thoughts on which PM recs to date are the most promising going forwards. Up until the last couple of days MARA was flying for me but an adjustment like this certainly makes one nervous!
My next buy will be to add to the NNDM position. Like the technology, like the CEO, like the capital raise they have been having success with.
Good shout – they are down nearly 27% over past five days (-32% over the past month). Just need to overcome the psychological fear of throwing good money after bad…
Hope your right. It is my largest PM holding. Like 12%! I did scoop 1/5 profit 3 weeks ago.
You are so right. Also my stalwarts, PayPal down big.
My overall positions with PM are down over 10% from the high earlier this month, taking my portfolio gains back to where they were about 20 days ago. (but still beating the S&P by leaps and bounds for 1 year and YTD) That’s the value of having the service: Not just the stock tips, but if you read the materials and listen to the updates you get a much better idea of the forces at work behind gains and dips.
Agreed. I did 120% overall with PM last year. Now this included some serious buying and use of margin in the COVID dip, but it was a great year. And I was not all-in on 100x and only started taking small positions. And I had a lot of my own plays trying to take advantage of the v-shaped recovery. Did okay with those, but would have been better just listening to PM. I had a huge position in XOM, and did okay, still have some, not would have had much more gain if I put that in 100x.
last week at the SPY top, I was curious what would happen to the 100x/secret recommendations if the SPY/DOW/QQQ came down, seems they come down a lot faster, even the recent recommendations. I thought the recent recommendations would fall as hard, but they seem to fall just as fast (HOL, HALO, SLGG, SSPK, HYRE, WWR ). 2020 was definitely a good year for those that went heavy in at the march bottom. As you’d said, must have “diamond hands” with some of those stocks. But at the moment, seems some of the large caps still has room to go, wonder if they’ll continue dragging down these microcaps, which some has already fallen 50% from recent top)
Ouch!!!!!
This morning is painful. This may be my biggest down day ever. 100x getting hammered.
I posted this morning that I was not looking to buy in more, but as I look at this now, I think I will be. You have to go against the sentiment, no?
We still have pent up demand, businesses opening, low interest rates, more stimulus hitting the street — this is going to shake a lot of people out, but I’m hanging in, unless PM signals something else.
If you believe in the advisor, and there is no sell recommendation, Diamond Hands are needed.
Been through a lot of turbulence over the last 30 years, and there is always the urge to “do something”.
Not once have I been wrong in the long term by turning that “do something” urge, into buys.
Strong Hands=Paul Mamphilly.
Diamond Hands=Reddit Wall St Bets….
Definitely different philosophies! LOL
are the hands going in the same direction?
Been averaging down as well, but my options hasn’t hit my limit buys yet. Again, seems msft, tsla, fb, amzn, goog, etc should have a bit more to go downside, just not sure if they’ll continue to pull these stocks down. They’ve fallen quite a bit already, even the ones that hasn’t run.
Only greens in my portfolio are GEO, LUMN(michael burry’s pick), NOC, CFG.
Depends on what your DD about the companies say. PM100x has performed okay in the past year, but considering many of the picks it still feels like a pump scheme. Especially the biotech picks are pure speculation.
Not buying your “pump scheme” suggestion. Each of these companies, to me, clearly have something unique that is in the early stages.
The biotechs? BIOC diagnosing cancers with blood draws, TTOO tech to identify virus variants (already deployed in hospitals), ORVO (I’m going to need one of those home grown livers one day ;).
Yes, some speculation involved, but I have full faith in PM.
This is not how medical research works, though. Many companies come up with many brilliant ideas. Whether their trials are going to succeed or not is anyone’s guess. Buy after the successful trial or speculate on the outcome – these are the only two options you have, apart from ignoring the company in the first place.
I much appreciate you sharing the picks and am here to keep an eye on the companies that are being discussed. I also understand that 100x picks are riskier than PU ones. Yet, at some point risks turns into speculation and based on my research this certainly holds true for the majority of medical/biotech companies in the portfolio. Others, like NNDM, are still a risky investment, but I see a potential growth opportunity ahead of them.
Hello DD,
Which ones are you looking to add to your positions?
I’m adding NNDM, MARA, and SQNS , and RVP today.
I’m loaded on the first three. RVP I took most of my money out early on, regretfully, so getting more back in.
Hey DD,
Which ones are you looking to add?
Felt quite depressed seeing the market today: But I have to recall that I’m in it for the long haul.
I measure my results against the S&P 500. Took a beating so far today, but:
PU: 135.4% versus 23.09% S&P
TM: 145.6% versus 18.8% S&P
EF: 104% versus 11.42% S&P
SP: 2.2% versus .81% S&P (only in it a few months)
IPO: -14.5% versus 0% S&P (only a few months, and I paid too much for Ugro, )
100x 7.6% versus .21% S&P.
Total 98.5% versus 14.6% S&P
Making 7x what I would make in a passive ETF!
These are real time results (Thanks to people convincing me to move to Google Sheets!)
Running these numbers make me feel a little less bad about how much value I’ve lost in 3 days.
And the $$$ in options I’ve made in options in the last 6 months ease the pain a little bit.
This drop is temporary, by Friday I expect to see the market rejoice again as the J&J vaccine is approved on Thursday! (Lets hope!).
was able to get some FLDM, WWR and PSTG, after I bought, I just log off and don’t want to open it again or see the news 🙂 this day is not for the faint of heart indeed
LOL, smart move…. see you in 6 months.
bought some RWLK then took a beating. . . dang . . . . I’ll tell myself this is long term so it should be ok, but looking at it still pains a bit :-), hope the market has breath enough and starts to climb again soon. . . .
me too
The entire market is crashing today people. It has nothing to do with the stocks you’re holding. It’s everything. Hint: This is when you buy. Just wait and confirm bottom.
Hey 777777. Thanks for this confidence. Question: what confirms do you wait for the bottom. It’s hard to trust charting and such when the nerves kick in in a correction like this. Never experienced this before to this extent. Felt in the summer, but this is a whole new beast. Down almost 20k in 4 days. It’s tough to stomach, but know we need to trust and plug along to an extent
Me too actually. And I don’ t suggest putting the words trust and stocks in the same sentence. What you can depend on is that someones name is riding on the stocks your in, and as long as you didn’t buy at a bad price, it will resolve over time. You also have to train yourself not to register dips like this as a loss. Until you sell there is no gain or loss. And regarding the chart, the chart is only a visual display of trends. It helps you understand what is happening. That’s it.
Hey 777777. Thanks for this confidence. Question: what confirms do you wait for the bottom? It’s hard to trust charting and such when the nerves kick in in a correction like this. Never experienced this before to this extent. Felt in the summer, but this is a whole new beast. Down almost 20k in 4 days. It’s tough to stomach, but know we need to trust and plug along to an extent
Down 110 k in 4 days for me. really hard but welcome to the stock market. I hope this might help
Wow. Helps knowing it’s happening everywhere, but sorry it is that bad for you.
The growth stocks are feeling the pinch much more than other stocks in past 4 days. This was a rebalancing phase where movement from growth and risky investments to cyclicals and safe stocks happened. It is now being made worse by profit taking and fear. Nobody can correctly predict how far it will go. But based on historical market study, I can only reiterate what others have said. If you believe in the company’s growth prospects and you are in it for the long run, then you can use this time to invest more at a discounted price. The market is currently very volatile and fickle. Take a look at Churchill Capital IV stock. It dropped more than 30% on confirming the merger with Lucid motors. Belief in your chosen companies and the knowledge that it is all a cycle which will also turn with time will help you sleep better at night.
It’s actually because of new SEC rules that recently went into affect. Money is just shifting. It will settle. About finding bottom, I honestly can’t say I’m that great at it. I always start with a small position and accumulate over time. When there are small spikes I sell some. This creates a lower average over time. I do this because precision is very hard when determining highs and lows. Especially for charts that are all over the place. Sometimes it’s a mistake to try and extract a pattern from a patternless thing. Better to look around different set ups for patterns then to try and extract a pattern from a stock your in because you need it to be doing something. That only creates all kinds of emotionally influenced projections.
What’s those new SEC rules?. Thank you
Good buying opportunity today. But I have only one problem, no available cash 🙂
Crashing? seriously- how long you guys been investing. If you think today is crashing you should be in savings bonds. Everything cant go up everyday all the time. Down days come, chill. If you haven’t done your due diligence and dont have faith in the company you are invested in you shouldn’t be in it from the get go. If you are just blindly buying what these newsletter guys are telling you you are swimming in dangerous water.
Some of us haven’t been investing very long. Which is why we come to advice from experience investors. I know it is stressful for me and others. It’s not easy to stomach when experienced hasn’t been learned. I don’t want to be in savings bonds, as I understand I want to learn how to make money for me and only slaving for it. I have faith in mine, but would love great insight from some of you all that obviously have more knowledge than me and those like me
Unfortunately, investment experience can be costly. what you should remind yourself is the market will correct 20-50% . Just think, since 2000, the market has had 3 declines of 40-50%. NASDAQ and small caps suffered even more during those periods. BUT, it came back. Volatility causes bad decisions.
In addition, humans are wired to avoid pain. Market setbacks hurt the psyche. This is natural. You have to rewire these emotions when it comes to investing. You have to appreciate the declines as opportunities. Like 777777, wait for a confirmation and then add/invest.
You also have to decide if you are a trader or a long term wealth accumulator and play accordingly.
Personally, I read a lot of Buffet’s work. Peter Lynch is another great one. The book Market Wizards is exceptional. Joel Greenblatt’s books are amazing. There are several others, but those have educated me the most.
This thread has a lot of intelligent investors. You can learn a lot by reading from the start of the thread to the current- especially how it pertains to PM’s strategy and stock selection. That would be my first suggestion. I did. I also researched PM. I also understand that this “innovation” area has been hot over the last year. Remember, the market has cycles, returns are cyclical, investment styles are cyclical; that is why investing for a long period of time with a proven strategy will help smooth the ups and downs.
Here is what I advise you do:
Even if you have no money, consider going through all your stocks and asking yourself “Can I invest another [insert .1% of your portfolio value] in this company while it is down?”
For every one of those where you say “No” ask yourself why. Is it because it is over valued? Then why aren’t you selling? Is it because you don’t know if it is over valued? Then why are you in the stock in the first place?
Ask yourself an even EASIER question. Do you know what the stock’s P/E ratio is? Do you know how that compares to similar companies? If the stock is substantially different than its peers, is there an explanation for why it is different? (Does it have some expected forward looking revenue that is higher?)
If you can answer these questions, you should be able to say whether or not it is a bargain during its current price. If you can’t answer for yourself, you are at the mercy of random, anonymous internet people. Everything tells me that DevilDog is a genuinely nice person who is trying to share knowledge. But you need to be conscious of the fact that they might also be a sociopath who is completely trolling you with dart-board recommendations and lies. (For the record, I do not believe this. I am just trying to make a point).
Now is the time to go through your stocks, and really ask yourself “Do I know enough about these to make a buy/sell decision?”
There’s a bit of a market crash today. I’m a professional trader tuna man, and yes the market experiences times like this. You might want to apply some of that common sense you seem to think you embody before telling someone who is 100k down to “chill”. Really. They’re discussing. It’s normal.
Whatever dude, this was no crash. I am chill, you don’t see me using terms like that, as a professional trader please define crash for me.
Paul has sent several tweets today about the market drop, and also several tweets about 3D printing. Could he be suggesting that this is a buying opportunity for his 3d printing recommendations?
DID he tell his subscribers to “diamond hands”?
PM = Strong Hands
Guys
Thanks for all comforting and wise words today. I am new at this and it is freaking me out, I am better now after reading comments. Thank you
Hi everyone. I am new to trading so going through your discussion helps me not only find stock ideas but also to get insights from experienced traders. Last comments were about buying the dips, and that’s a big issue for me. I am absolutely scared to pick up a stock that is trading for example under the 50 MA. I guess the line “don’t try to catch a falling knife” rings very strong in my ears. Any thoughts on this will be really helpful. Thanks