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I’ve been a subscriber to The Dollar Vigilante since its official launch in July 2010. The reason I subscribed is because the two writers for the letter have an excellent background and track record.
The Chief Editor is Jeff Berwick. He founded Stockhouse.com (Canada’s largest website) and wrote on that site for years. I always followed his interesting free-market commentaries and always enjoyed reading his stuff.
The Senior Analyst is Ed Bugos who I have followed for nearly a decade. He used to write for Agora but they dumped him after he told his newsletter readers to sell all their gold stocks in 2007 (less than a year prior to the massive gold crash in gold stocks). He saved me a ton of money that year and after seeing him come out independently and writing to buy stocks after the crash I began following him religiously. When I heard he was onboard as The Dollar Vigilantes analyst I signed up immediately.
Their picks have almost all done well, but it isn’t much of a surprise as the gold sector (and the uranium and agriculture sector which they also cover) have all done very well in the last year.. they would have had a hard time having a poor performance in 2010.
All-in-all it is my favorite financial newsletter… not just for the stock analysis but also for the great free-market, libertarian ideas and their groundings in Austrian Economics.
I agree it is well worth the price.
I subscribe to a number of newsletters but nothing is more insightful and interesting than The Dollar Vigilante. Great info, advice, recommendations and they keep it fun too.
jeff is the real deal he has morals he belives in truth and honesty we need more media people with big balls like jeff
I follow TDV for their insight on cryptocurrency. His brand of libertarianism -anarchocapitalism- is refreshing.
They are definitely hated by mainstream media and establishment politicians (meaning all of them)
Chuck Hinners
Guys, be aware of this people, in all seriousness. Jeff Berwick, Rafael Laverde, Mr X, P, A and W portray themselves as crypto experts, but they are just dumping on their subscribers.
They pick lousy projects with an extremely low cap which are only available on Tradeogre (which I’m very sure they own), so basically they buy the lousy coins first, then recommend them to their subscribers and then dump on them.
Trust me, I followed their advise, lost $ in Pirate, bought more at $6 when Jeff said it was still a bargain because it was heading to the $ hundreds, look at it now, see for yourself, it’s currently around $0.35.
Same with Dero, they announced the pick only to dump it right after, crashing the price from $26 to $13, so ask yourself how could someone have some much Dero to dump the price by half at the exact time.
Also, XEQ, Equilibria, was a huge rug pull. They promised to take over the project If something happened to the dev, well, they just took it off their portfolio.
Anyways, now the main Pirate dev decided to dissociate with TDV and TCV because of shady practices.
I followed all of their advise, trade alerts, picks, etc. Never made money. You can make money if you dump before they do, that’s it. I lost over $75,000 USD following their advise, so be careful.