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Penny stock picking newsletter, profiles tiny stocks and promises no conflict of interest or paid promotion.
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Joined this penny site early this year. They profile one stock per week. Under $5. For the first quarter of 2012 they have 13 picks and have had extremely good results. As of mid-April, their Jan through March picks have had one triple, four 60% or more gainers and all but two are up 20% or more. The remaining two are within cents of the original price. The triple was FONR. Their report on FONR came out Monday evening, March 12 when it closed at $2.12. It has traded to $6.80 today (April 24). They do post all of their… Read More »
I believe they are the only penny stock people who actually have worked on Wall Street or anything that significant. Floor traders, insider sales. Brokers who deal with 144 and insiders work exclusively buying and selling for insiders – CEOs, Directors. Having CEOs as clients and working on the trading floor is pretty good experience. They know their stuff. Personally, I worked near the exchange around the time of the attack and mentioned that to the owner in an email correspondence recently. It turns out that my husband and he had a mutual client back then. He was selling stock… Read More »
As mentioned by Marc, the do list all of their past picks. But no, Marc, they do not say you can match that and they state right there on their performance page what the figures are. If you jump in with a trailing stop, you can do very well. I like to ride for 25% or more quickly and move on to another. Their track record is there so that you CAN see all of their picks. Most sites do not show you that. You can compare and see who picks the stocks that rise the most. Just pull up… Read More »
First, as is the case of many new sites, performance tracking is based on highest interim price since recommendation. Very misleading given liquidity of picks, and self-fulfilling boost at point of recommendation. BUT – I am rating this company based on its TERRIBLE customer service. No response, no follow-up. They take you subscription money but seem to ignore AZlL emails. I would say, based on the lack og any response, this is a scam and would strongly advise any potential subscriber to AVOID.
Let me start off by saying when I initially subscribed to Falcon stocks I was under the impression I was going to receive great customer service and stock picks. I was WRONG, I gave them the benefit of the doubt though and I started e-mailing them for answers to no avail. The only e-mail I ever got from them was when I signed up. The site states they were going to work on teaching on how to select stocks, that wasn’t true either. The performance of their stock is very misleading. Do yourself a favor and DO NOT SUBSCRIBE to… Read More »
This has been written to respond to the previous two “reviews” – and we will do so with facts. Both Daniel Ayala and Scott Trapani have received full refunds. We responded to both originally and we can only assume their email host threw it into Spam (we have never sent spam, but Mr. Ayala’s email is a Hotmail address. We have been fighting with Hotmail for years over that). The performance we show on our site is not only completely explained, visitors demanded the peak gains so they could see who picked the stock that rose the most! It is… Read More »
My favorite out of my four subscriptions. They really are a family run operation. I can tell that the owner really did work on the trading floor after emailing back and forth a few times; he knew the jargon and other slang that only a floor trader would know. Good site by nice people.
Seeing the response from the “falcon stocks” person, I definitely will not be subscribing to them. Not sure if this person was just having a bad day or what, but they seem very unstable and emotional. I will stick to the more reputable penny sites for my needs.
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Are you kidding me? There are no “More reputable penny sites. I have done my homework and these guys are the only reputable penny stock newsletter out there. ….Will be a subscriber in the next week or so..
Would have to disagree Mr. Johnston. Been reading reviews for a few weeks now deciding if I should buy a penny stock newsletter at all. I’m sure most people HERE have heard, read or experienced some of the craziness that’s out there. It sounded to me like the Falcon poster was upset at what was said about his company, not unhinged or “having a bad day”. How would u respond if u felt u were being unfairly criticized in public? If someone called ur legit business a “scam”? Scams don’t last 10 yrs. I dont know what went down with… Read More »
yeah , that’s my real name , no bullshi* . anyway im gonna go with falcon stocks babyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Join thethis is bill’s daughter & my name is PENNY DOLLAR ,LOL… no , im not kidding …. this is a guy who named his pet turtle “speedy” his pet goldfish “blackie” u know what im saying ….oh god help me cant wait 2 get married 2 change my name discussion
My spouse has used falcon Stocks over the past year and needless to say, the customer service complaints are not just a few bad apples. their response time to emails are zilch. He repeatedly tried to contact them through the site and never received a response. Some of the data they give is decent info, so we will just let the membership run its course. no renewal from us.
I was with Falcon for 2 years and has no problems and I consistently made profits. What you see on their site is what you would have got. The only reason I stopped using them was that penny stocks eat up your margin and I wanted to use that for other things. I know of no other penny stock picker that approaches their level of success and honesty. Perhaps their customer service is not so hot, I wouldn’t know. I never had cause to mail them
This news letter is great. It’s not a pump and dump, and they rarely miss in a pick. I’ve started taking some money I’ve made off of their picks and started picking up long term investments (Facebook, shoplify, Apple). they know their stuff.
Just recently joined and got a 2 yr sub. for price of 1. I watched first. When I saw that people were really making money, I started buying their stocks. They give y9u a superb in-depth analysis of past and possible future earnings. They are up front and honest. No hype. Every stock is posted with a price of the day they post, and possible buy prices and possible short term prices and longer term sell prices. And none have the hype of gee, this one is going up 500%. Hurry and buy. NOPE. None of it. What a refreshing… Read More »
Just wanted to say that Falcon Stocks really shouldn’t post people’s names and where people work without their permission (which I doubt they gave). Regardless of how they feel about their comments, it’s unprofessional.
Just subscribed. Have done back checking on their picks – what impresses me is that they pick not fly by night pump and dump companies – but ones with real earnings. Hard to find a legimate penny stock advisory service. They almost seem to follow a Ted Warren style of investing – a long base and a rise out of that base.
I had been a subscriber to falcon stocks previously and did have some luck with some of their pics so decided to sign up and give them another try, as “bad luck” would have it I had to empty out my brokerage account to pay some medical bills. I have not once used the Falcon stocks picking service since re-signing up and sent them an e-mail asking them for a refund for a service I cannot even use. It’s been over a week now from 1st contacting them with no reply, it does seem that their CS is atrocious, anyone… Read More »
Andrew: Although I sent an email personally, I wanted to apologize here in case you didn’t see it. For some reason, I had skipped over your message – and that was completely my fault. You had subscribed on November 3rd. I missed your email from November 7th, but did see your email from November 11 (which was a Saturday) and issued your refund on November 13 (that very next Monday when we got back in the office). I’m sorry that things came up and you couldn’t use our service…. Those things happen and we realize that. The last thing we… Read More »
Only complaint I have is I subscribed for two years and they say my subscription expired even before one year. Watch your timeline. I have told them but have yet to hear back.
Dear Gar:
So sorry if that happened. It certainly would have been a mistake for some reason. I searched, but did not see any emails (but only have the limited information here). If you see this, PLEASE email us back and let us know. I will personally research it and will happily reinstate another full two-year subscription for you. Please let us know!
I really like their picks and really appreciate their research. I’ve had to contact them a few times and they’ve always been helpful and extremely friendly. They’ve even given me a detailed explanation of certain types of trades. I mean, they had to have spent an hour or two helping me out with something that wasn’t about their website. Just nice people and great stock ideas that pay off.
Dear gumshowbandit:
Thanks for the comment and kind words. I believe I even remember our conversation! It’s fun being able to help out when we can.
Help. Site down? Maybe due to vacation. Anyone know?
Has anyone contacted you?
Just wanted to let everyone know that on March 17, our host switched to a new version of PHP and our login system stopped working. That was the problem.
We had to update our software and had everything up and running about an hour after that episode.
Sorry for the confusion!
Site disappeared. Is this normal,? Just paid Friday. No response to email
I looked at the site and it really looks good – especially for the cost involved. Anyway, to any current members – do they tell you when to sell. The one “sample stock alert” they had said “we expect this stock to see 145% increase over 2-4 months”. (Or words to that effect.) Some of the picks are or were in very LONG term uptrends (months). Is there an exit point or do you just use trailing stops as you see fit once the first target is hit? Thanks. Martin. PS. “heresjohnny” (gotta love that one) said this was his… Read More »
Dear mfortier: Thanks for your comment! I think you may have slightly misread the sample report. In our conclusion, we originally stated ” We feel that IDN could post 25-50% gains in the short-term (2-4 weeks) and as much as 75-100% gains in 2-4 months. ” However, that stock (IDN) did rise 145% in total. That may have been the mix-up there. As for exit prices, we do post short and long-term price targets, but do not give a sell alert or anything like that. It’s usually a good idea to avoid services that do that type of thing. It… Read More »
Pretty impressed with these folks. I’ve subscribed to quite a few other newsletters from Motley Fool to a dozen others but always come back to them. From what I can tell, they’re a family that runs the whole show. Great write-ups on real companies, no shells. They seem to like either fast growth small stocks or turnaround stories that investors seem to be missing. They usually find stocks where they know a bit more than anyone else (maybe from their pro/institutional trader buddies they mention as they used to trade on the NYSE) or know that “something” is coming up… Read More »