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Dave
Dave
August 28, 2011 10:24 am

Thanks, Richard, for your thoughtful and even-handed report. I am still subscribed to EA but quit IC several months ago as the cheap service (EA) was delivering better results. I am not invested in any of the EA picks having lost considerable money, but I do track the portfolio in a watch list.

Very annoying: e-mail from “Dr. Kent Moors” which is not from Dr. Kent Moors at all, but rather from the marketing folks at Money Map hyping their other services. I know this sort of abuse is inevitable form these money-grubbing businesses, but it is particularly galling because Kent does send out occasional messages which are enjoyable and informative to read, and I don’t like being fooled. Yet another reason to not re-subscribe.

Note to Alex Williams, Publisher, and relevant minions: The more you do the above, the less likely I am to send you any more money.

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Richard P
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Richard P
August 28, 2011 3:45 pm

Just a quick update since my last post.
The EA and IC eight August call options all expired out of the money—six expired worthless and two you might have got 5 or 10 cents to cover the commission, but essentially worthless calls. Will be interesting to see what happens to the twelve call options expiring in September!
As of Friday August 26, 2011 the EA is showing a positive 5.00% and IC a negative 3.76%. These figures represent the removal of all stopped-out positions. On the other hand, three positions were recommended to sell last Friday in EA, so remember that the positive 5.00% is after losing over 30 % of your money on three recommended picks between July 2011 and August 2011.
Vector Vest is currently recommending in EA 12 holds and 7 sells. In IC 2 buys, 9 holds, and 7 sells. The overall mood of the market is caution as even thought Vector Vest is signaling a short term uptrend the longer term market is still in a Vector Vest confirmed downtrend—hence caution.
On a further note, Dr. Kent Moors is “suspending the usual sell recommendation for shares that have currently exceeded the 30% trailing stop” as of last Friday in the EA. Also a Russian oil play in IC was recommended again to buy further shares on August 18, 2011—since inception this Russian oil play is now down 25.18% and a further 13.56% if you had recently bought more shares as recommended on the 18th.
It’s you job to have due diligence on your stock selections, not thinking you have the inner knowledge in the Inner Circle. So much for an analyst say so. This also holds true for options recommended by Dr. Kent Moors considering the option numbers are crunched by some Duquesne University computer. So much for a computer say so.

Regards,

Richard P

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Dave
Dave
August 28, 2011 10:24 am

Thanks, Richard, for your thoughtful and even-handed report. I am still subscribed to EA but quit IC several months ago as the cheap service (EA) was delivering better results. I am not invested in any of the EA picks having lost considerable money, but I do track the portfolio in a watch list.

Very annoying: e-mail from “Dr. Kent Moors” which is not from Dr. Kent Moors at all, but rather from the marketing folks at Money Map hyping their other services. I know this sort of abuse is inevitable form these money-grubbing businesses, but it is particularly galling because Kent does send out occasional messages which are enjoyable and informative to read, and I don’t like being fooled. Yet another reason to not re-subscribe.

Note to Alex Williams, Publisher, and relevant minions: The more you do the above, the less likely I am to send you any more money.

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Richard P
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Richard P
August 28, 2011 3:45 pm

Just a quick update since my last post.
The EA and IC eight August call options all expired out of the money—six expired worthless and two you might have got 5 or 10 cents to cover the commission, but essentially worthless calls. Will be interesting to see what happens to the twelve call options expiring in September!
As of Friday August 26, 2011 the EA is showing a positive 5.00% and IC a negative 3.76%. These figures represent the removal of all stopped-out positions. On the other hand, three positions were recommended to sell last Friday in EA, so remember that the positive 5.00% is after losing over 30 % of your money on three recommended picks between July 2011 and August 2011.
Vector Vest is currently recommending in EA 12 holds and 7 sells. In IC 2 buys, 9 holds, and 7 sells. The overall mood of the market is caution as even thought Vector Vest is signaling a short term uptrend the longer term market is still in a Vector Vest confirmed downtrend—hence caution.
On a further note, Dr. Kent Moors is “suspending the usual sell recommendation for shares that have currently exceeded the 30% trailing stop” as of last Friday in the EA. Also a Russian oil play in IC was recommended again to buy further shares on August 18, 2011—since inception this Russian oil play is now down 25.18% and a further 13.56% if you had recently bought more shares as recommended on the 18th.
It’s you job to have due diligence on your stock selections, not thinking you have the inner knowledge in the Inner Circle. So much for an analyst say so. This also holds true for options recommended by Dr. Kent Moors considering the option numbers are crunched by some Duquesne University computer. So much for a computer say so.

Regards,

Richard P

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pschelker
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October 1, 2011 9:33 pm

half of Dr. Kent Moors picks involve options
which I don’t buy

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Jyoti Schon
March 15, 2012 4:01 pm

First I tried his Energy Advantage membership, was initially intrigued by his oil constriction theory. Most of his recommendations didn’t pan out. His option plays were totally off. Next I tried the Energy Sigma Trader. This was supposed to be his proprietary options strategy ( the big boys were offering him a fortune for it!!). What can I say, I don’t think he would have lasted for one day in private industry. So, this was a painful lesson . Stay away from this guy.

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John
May 24, 2012 12:06 pm

Energy inner circle and Energy Sigma trader cost me dearly.
The first trades recommended in the Energy Circle cost me ( I lost ) appox. $1000
If I had “played” the first options trade I would be down another 40%
I canceled with the 90 day policy and found they had a 10% handling fee for doing that.
Beware………….If it sounds to good to be true it probably is

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Ernesto
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Ernesto
August 7, 2012 10:40 pm

Don’t believe their 90 day money back guarantee. I sent a bunch of email to moneymappress and energy advantage and did not get my money back. None of them responded to my email regarding their so called guarantee. They will just take your money, so stay away from them.

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jrlowelljr
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February 28, 2013 2:22 am

The picks I bought were all losers. After 4 months I requested a refund of remaining issues. No dice! Only refunds are during the 90-day initial period. AVOID!

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Normally Dubious
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December 30, 2015 9:57 pm

Somehow I balked at the full price EA and wound up being offered a basic version of it for $49 which I took. The combination of the basic mailing plus this site to decipher each pitch is actually working well so far, have made some money on SUNE as well as some other deciphered MMP stocks not from Moors such as BTX. ok not that many….but you have to watch them daily. They’re like energy Penny Stocks.

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stocker16
February 23, 2016 8:55 pm

The new “latest and greatest” is “Siluria Technologies: ST can created real gasoline from natural gas and are about to partner with someone to build a new plant??? Any guesses?

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Big Bull
July 12, 2016 2:19 pm

Those of you the followed his advice in say 2009, almost anything you invested in then would have given you 20 to 70% returns. His spiel on solar energy sounds a bit phoney. He talks about Si, Si is silicon, sand is silicon dioxide. Solar energy is free, capturing it is not. The same can be made for any resource. He goes on and on and on about the same thing talking about HUGE returns and then wants you to send him $49 for the name of the one and only solar company worth investing in. It sounds like a sucker play to me. Good luck.

Dick Houston
April 25, 2017 11:06 am

I have been using this news letter for about 80% of my stocks. I only have a small amount of money to invest as I am already retired. Since using primarily his recommendation I have almost doubled my money in 3 years. I don’t know how “real” investors would see that but I am satisfied.

Walter
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Walter
July 19, 2017 1:19 am

Kent Moors makes interesting reading, but I have never taken his investment advise and I;m glad I didn’t, because I’ve done much better on my own.
What I find deeply disturbing is the fact that I get billed for services I didn’t ask for and I cannot find a website that allows me to communicate with Mr. Moors. I think, I’ll have to take him to court to get his attention.

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JGL
November 27, 2017 1:48 pm

Dr Kent Moors… The fact he is a doctor of anything seems to be an oxymoron. He markets himself as a worldwide expert in the area of energy; hobnobbing with energy experts and world leaders giving him insight into future trends, energy policy and making recommendations on specific companies such as Sunedison (SUNE). Well, against the advice of analysts–one even commenting “run away from this company as fast as you can” I bought stock in SUNE on it’s way down. Moors was adamant in his newsletters was to continue to buy–his words were “you won’t be sorry”. Finally, the day came where there was a reckoning. The company had apparently manipulated its financials. Moors response–even though two days before he posted another strong buy on SUNE stock–was to get out. He mentioned something to the effect about being mad as hell; he was lied to… Clearly, as a worldwide expert he and his team should have been able to discern the difference between a high value company and one that was going down the tubes. Everyone else did… Additionally what gets me is his arrogance to repost the same video he used to entice potential customers to subscribe to Energy Advantage replacing SUNE with another solar company. They did it within a few days. In my book, this guy is a charlatan!

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Caulker
Caulker
November 27, 2017 4:45 pm

Money Map Press is the absolute worst in my experience

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3mikes
3mikes
November 28, 2017 11:53 am

I found it impressive that Kent had recommended Denison mines( DML:Tsx) At its lowest point and by newsletter time it was up incredibly. He seems to do that a lot and yet he’s not that bright. I also never seem to get the recommendations until the price has spiked and it becomes a dubious buy.
To be fair his analysis of the oil market is good his geopolitical point of view is far superior to mine .
His investments work out less so than so.
For instance if DML if you bought it at the .70 where he recommended it you would be down today.However the portfolio he has that recommended it is up in the neighbourhood of 70 percent. Remarkable. It’s early for DML .

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3mikes
3mikes
November 28, 2017 12:03 pm
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Bye the Bye the first stock I ever bought off his recommendation was SUNE, This was before they declared bankruptcy .instant distrust.

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john824
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john824
November 28, 2017 7:14 pm

Wish we could give negative stars. His was the worst newsletter I have ever subscribed to. Unfortunately I followed his advice on SUNE and lost all I invested in Sune when they declared bankruptcy. Moors continued to say that everything would turn around and it only got worse. Stay away from his newsletter.

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chizik
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chizik
February 3, 2018 4:50 pm

i PAID FOR SILVER ,WAS BILLED FOR GOLD .CAN’T FIND HOW TO CONTACT THEM . SO PAID 49 $ CHARGED 97$ AND NO ONE IS HOME TO CORRECT?
I FEEL CHEETED AND WILL SEND/sell THE LOT FOR 49 . LET THEM SUE .
chizik100@gmail.com.

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