MF Rising Stars 2021 (12X Returns)…Thoughts?
by Dgvolin | April 28, 2021 11:11 am
The Motley Fool[1] just opened up their Rising Stars 2021 subscription with the teaser of 12X returns. They offered the service in 2017 and again in 2020. They are giving 10 tickers at enrollment and another 30 over the course of a few of weeks. They discuss how great the 2017 and 2020 portfolios did and gave out a few of the previous recommendations but from what I can tell their growth is all from the existing market momentum. A rising tide lifts all ships so I’m curious to know if anyone has any experience with the previous portfolios and if there were breakouts that started doing well before we had the lows of March 2020 and subsequent bull run. If you were in the 2017 group, how were you doing in December of 2019? Plus, anyone know why they didn’t offer this in 2018 and 2019. Thanks for all your feedback.
- Motley Fool: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/tag/motley-fool/
Source URL: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/2021/04/microblog-mf-rising-stars-2021-12x-returns-thoughts/
I believe the first 10 picks are out. Anyone able to give the range of market cap for the companies. I know they are supposed to be under $6B, but curious as to how it’s composed. They are still pushing hard on this.
Thanks.
they released one FREE ticker for free: DOCEBO and are asking $1500 for getting 9 more…
Yes I saw that. It’s actually 40 in the entire portfolio but I’m not convinced that it’s going to be a great performer.
Yes, DOCEBO offers cloud based e-learning. Interesting g company. Would love to hear the others in their 12x Rising Stars but a little to rich for my blood.
clarkmurray793agmail.com
It is now 2 plus years since i “Foolishly” fell for the hype of 12x gains, paid the price and can only blame myself but i will NEVER again fall for this type of pitch! I invested in the first 20 recommendations, 19 of the 20 are down from 5o to 80 percent. (I am sure that MF would respond by reminding that they recommend hold for up to 5 years so “we are not wrong, the big gains just have not happened yet”. MF is a slick operation but read the promotion stuff carefully. “We have invested our own money in these recommendations ” – this is not really true – they use some portion of the cash flow from the hefty price tag for their “expert” advise to create the impression.it their personal investment. At least that is my view.