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david martin
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david martin
October 1, 2017 5:51 am

Is the insider wealth alert worth the subscription

James Hadlock
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James Hadlock
October 8, 2017 5:01 pm

After Googling ‘Weekly Wealth Alert – after sitting through an hour of B.S. I saw a review by a ‘buyer’ who paid the $2,000 ‘No Refund’ cost for this foolishness and has been burned by Agora Financial (surprise!) and Alan Knuckman. I wonder how many other fools bought into this crap? This poor guy is OUT $2,000 and is getting nowhere trying to get satisfaction. Agora should be ashamed – but they don’t seem to care.

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Richard
October 20, 2017 1:10 pm

Thanks for the comments. I thought it sounded too good to be true. If you could use weekly wealth alert to turn $5,000 into something like $50,000 or more, this guy who is selling this stuff would do it himself and keep it secret in my opinion rather than try to sell subscriptions to the indicator. They have been sending me emails to try to get me to pay the $2,000 fee for a subscription.

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hwbrooks3
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hwbrooks3
October 23, 2017 1:11 pm

I too fell for the hype and have not made a dime off of any of the trades I made. And to add insult to injury, Mr. Knuckman doesn’t even discuss the trades that go south. Although Agora has some good publications, I would urge all to stay away from this one. It is not worth the money and is hazardous to your wealth. I am surprised there is not more of an uproar over the Weekly Wealth Alert. It is their worst publication. Stay away.

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Priscilla James
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Priscilla James
November 26, 2017 3:03 pm
Reply to  hwbrooks3

Wow is this true, it also does not give your money back

John
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John
December 10, 2018 11:03 pm

Oh boy. You saved from getting into another fiasco. Thanks

hwbrooks3
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hwbrooks3
October 24, 2017 2:37 pm

I was discussing the Agora Weekly Wealth Alert, not Insider Wealth Alert

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Marc
Marc
November 13, 2017 8:36 pm

The Weekly Wealth Alert is ripoff. The manner in which they describe their service in their pitch leaves you with the impression that if you subscribe, you will be swimming in a pool full of gold coins like Scrooge McDuck used to in the old Donald Duck comic books. I made the mistake of buying their lowest price subscription (quarterly for $600). I ran their 25 closed trades through a spreadsheet and found that they had a -9.3% return. That is an awful lot of trading to end up with a 9.3% loss! I will never again subscribe to anything without first reviewing their trading performance.

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J. Merrill
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J. Merrill
December 18, 2017 10:41 am
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That was very smart! The pitch I was looking at had only 1 yr for $2000

frank_n_steyn
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October 16, 2018 6:26 pm
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Knuckman is a Fraud.

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Ray Chipault
Ray Chipault
March 14, 2018 5:56 pm

this is not published by the Oxford Club.

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Kenneth Smith
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Kenneth Smith
September 17, 2018 7:12 am

I have been a subscriber to Alan Knuckman’s Weekly Wealth Alert since December 2017. I have had pretty good success with this. I have 24 wins in 36 trades for a win rate of 66.7%. The average return per trade is 6.3% (including losers) with an average holding period of 14 days. I consider these pretty solid results. However, my positive experience with publication prompted me to try Alan’s other publications: 42 Day Retirement Plan and Vertical Fortunes. Both of these have had terrible results. Win rates of only 42.9% and 28.6% respectively with average returns of -18.2% and -15.3% Conclusions: Weekly Wealth Alert is a worth-while publication whereas the other two are a waste of money.

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EFtrader
September 26, 2018 11:44 pm

Me and a small group of like-minded individuals have come together to form the “Dream Team” group where we all share each other’s pricey premium subscriptions. We also have discussions about trade picks and share ideas as well. Now we literally have access to every single premium subscriptions from Banyan Hill publishing (yes everything, even Paul Mampilly’s $10 Million Dollar Portfolio subscription service)! Currently, we are looking for other premium subscriptions from other publishing companies such as Agora Financial, Investing Daily, etc. If you have a premium subscription service outside of Banyan Hill and would like to join our group, feel free to send me an email at EFTrader2017@gmail.com to inquire. I am curious about some of these premium services such Inside Wealth, Vertical Fortunes, and some Tim Sykes services as well. I strongly believe in win-win scenarios for everyone. There is simply no way one person is able to subscribe to all these pricey subscriptions. Sharing is the way to go.
Thanks.

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Glen Jenkins
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Glen Jenkins
January 17, 2019 5:25 am

Agora. Money map. & the Oxford club are. All the same publisher agora different angles on different demographics all sales programs very little substance agora the worst sloppy amateurs stay away the money is on the subscription God bless

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tina
January 19, 2019 2:58 am

Kind of long, guess I need to get this off my chest, and maybe it’ll help someone else. I’ve been with Agora for awhile. Not my fav. The writers I trust there are Zach and Ray for research, and “rich dad poor dad” Robert K. I used to dislike him intensely, although not as much as wonder Suzy. But I’ve come to view some of his general finance info in an improved light. I do like the Tech Profits Confidential newsletter by Ray as he does a lot of in depth research on tech that’s useful. Although now a lot of it is cannabis.

Some of the free reports are outdated, with misinfo and typos in the newsletters. I got pumped and dumped by Sykes weekend profits the first 2 weekends. Ironic since he warns about that on his outside website. Watch out for before and after market trading. Since the newsletter is $800 for 3 months make sure you know what you’re doing. He hardly ever provides what was promised for the number and timing of trade recommendations. James A is so out there I can’t stand his stuff. Agora has so many newsletters spread over different websites, and since James has his own outside website, it’s easy to avoid. It’s better to unsubscribe from emails and texts and just visit the websites, if you can find them. If not just call customer service again. And again.

Most newsletters are designed for investors with $20k minimum to trade, even though they say you can start with $100. That means for options. They sell options, not usually buy them, explaining it’s less risk. Just remember it’s easier if you already have the underlying stock in your account and sell a contract on that. Otherwise, you’ll have to buy the stock to sell it if it goes south at short notice (about 2 weeks), or just don’t buy that newsletter. The teasers don’t explain that. Some of the newsletters don’t. The most upfront info you’re going to get on options is from Zach, and he tells you up front you should have $20k to start. If you get stuck in a newsletter and it’s not working out, because frankly, I’ve tried a lot and some of them are bad–like the writer is really nonexistent and the info is just wrong or outdated–best you can do is call and ask to be moved to a different newsletter. Just don’t wait. If it’s bad it won’t get better. It’s not you. Most of the teaser emails are for a new type of service, but really it’s the same software they use with a different name on it. Just buy according to price and personality–who you believe (stomach) the most.

As I said, paying $49 a year for Zach and the same I think for Robert K. has been the most beneficial for me. The $500 I invested in Mike’s Amplified Income in the very beginning, I transferred my fee to Tim Sykes, then after the pump and dump and no other trades I liked, I did the same to Zach and got a lifetime vip membership for him and Ray. It’s been a trip to say the least. Only ones I haven’t been burned on is Zach, Ray and Robert. You’ll find your niche, if you don’t complain and just move to another one. That’s their MO, which is why they give the guarantees They don’t do refunds, but on most of the expensive ones they will give a guarantee for an extra year free or move to another newsletter. Just make sure the one you pick has a guarantee, then you won’t have to complain. If you want to get bombarded with constant marketing emails, at least 10 a day, sign up with them. But get yourself a separate email account, otherwise you’ll never find any of your other emails again.

I actually tried some other newsletters at different services, only to find out they were agora too. So I cancelled what I could, and now do my own research. Doing much better! Just have to remember to log into the different websites to read my subscriptions.

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