This week Oxford Club announced the greatest return available by the stock picking winner Eric Fry. They announced new service for $1999.00 and year at a 50% discount of the usual $4000.00 fee to get the latest and greatest. You were supposed to get (implied by the ad) 3 selection examples that prove his phase […]
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Posted on April 13, 2019
How is this different than a company the buys and owns high performing insurance companies like Brown & Brown? Brown & Brown has been a steady upward stock company on the exchanges for over 20 years and has been very dependable. While the proposed compan[...]
Posted on April 10, 2019
I've been an Oxford Club member for at least 15 years. A fund owner, which I manage the fund, wanted to join his Lightening Trend and the presentation had a short term refund of the about $1,800.00 required to join. His video was well done and gave the v[...]
Posted on April 11, 2018
I suppose I should pass on commenting about Stansberry's ability on stock recommendations. I remember when I first read his offerings he compared his recommendations like picking change vehicles similar to the time railroads replaced the pony express. One[...]
Posted on March 13, 2018
Travis, your common sense approach is worth a 1,000 % imaginary gains on that perfect get rich stock. Recently a long time promoter that works for a company on the Vancouver exchange where I have lost thousands in prior years finally hit it big. Over 2-3[...]
Posted on September 21, 2017
As a member of the Oxford Club for over a decade it is apparent to me that greed has overtaken service by the fabulous revenue of writers of letters promising more than they deliver. To be fair in the past some of their recommendations were worth pursuing[...]
Posted on November 16, 2016
Well Skousen's latest find must still be undiscovered by his readers as it is well down in the market yet today. KEYTRUDA has significant side effects as reported by Merck. It did have a large uptick about the 4th of November. Travis, do you have anythin[...]
Posted on June 25, 2016
I think the US stock exchanges should turn positive. When I have no clue but would appreciate other opinions. I would expect US banks for example to pick up addition business loans that EUC banks may not be able to do. Our dollar has been stronger than[...]
Posted on April 1, 2016
With any of my wisdom for foresight absent from all the above analysis, my only relevant comment would simply be "WOW" and "Thanks" for the discussion. I have donated so much tuition money to the tech revolution getting in when best out and out when best [...]
Posted on March 30, 2016
I suggest you log on to a trade web site an look at the news, earnings report and the quarterly losses for the past two years. It is an immediate red flag when affiliates report potential bankruptcy. Your first loss is your best loss, is the frequent advi[...]
Posted on March 30, 2016
Thank you Travis for your continued practice of exposing the all hype start ups that will make you a better winner than a winning lottery ticket. I get at least one of the monster winner fliers each week and every time I run them through a fundamental anal[...]
Posted on February 9, 2016
I have not assessed Donald Trump's temperament nor his wisdom in attacking Macys should he decided to do so. Macys is not just a New York institution so I think Trump's attempt would likely fail in the event Macys proves they can improve their performance[...]
Posted on February 4, 2016
So many options of experimental efforts, so few choices that can expect success with an investment. Great review of the efforts of many well trained minds and Drug Company efforts. You have an "amazed reader."[...]
Posted on November 4, 2015
Travis, my comments about your news letters that critique news letters is like, "A refreshing breeze to a stranded traveler on a desert island." I have spent thousands of dollars on news letters. Most if not all impress the reader that they have found th[...]
Posted on October 29, 2015
Travis, thanks for your valuable review of the pitch which I received via my Oxford subscription sales pitch just 2 days ago.[...]
Posted on October 29, 2015
Butitom, your comments and reasons as an angry investor are well detailed. Have in this current market any stock investment made positive sense to you. The lack of investors in the stock market (small investor) has been apparent for a long period of time[...]
Posted on October 6, 2015
All these news letters that purport to have found the latest and greatest solution to some problem that is about to rocket some stock into an outer space orbit and take you along for a ride equal to a power ball lottery ticket, border on scam and have reli[...]
Posted on July 20, 2015
Thanks again Travis for your research on QCOM. Did you also write about the get rich stock touted by David Gardner and the Apple play? I didn't notice it as of yet, though this be a second go around.[...]
Posted on July 18, 2015
Thanks, Travis. I have lost tons in the past on these "We will be some day since we have the best story company" and am all most completely out. MEI did well until their last miss Q and may return to a high growth revenue company, though I cannot call t[...]
Posted on April 14, 2015
MEI was mentioned on this board perhaps a year or more ago in the comment section. I have invested both in the stock and sold contracts as well as followed its earnings reports. I expect it to do well for several more quarters, subject to some market jit[...]
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Thanks, Travis and as usual you uncover and accurately cover these so called secret stocks. Alex, if I remember when I first heard of it you had to buy it on the foreign exchange or on the US it costs about 5.00 or more to purchase it. Having used Oxford[...]