Author/Editor
Justin Spittler
Publisher
RiskHedge
Description
High end monthly newsletter recommending IPOs, promoted as using a proprietary system to identify the best 10 or so newly public stocks to invest in during a given year. Spittler previously worked on International Speculator for Casey Research.
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Moat of the stocks by IPO have made money till now. TDOC, ESTC, NET, FSLY…the iffering is pretty expensive qt 2500/yr
Hey Jitin, curious what’s on the watch-list currently?
Hi I just watched the presentation
I guess, his numbers can be very impressive right now if he purchased all 3 months ago – no tech could have gone wrong.
Any recommendations worth sharing before I decide to spend 2500$?
haha, 2500 seems pretty expensive, i also watched the presentation, seems impressive tbh.
I’m really curious about this offering also. I see there are 9 reviews at only a 3 star average on here but I wish there was more to back up why the reviews are what they are. Anyone that has already subscribed have further insight?
Yes, it looks like the most legit of ‘too good to be true’ newsletters, but I’m wondering if anyone subscribed in 2018 or 2019, and can speak to the track record over a longer window.
There is no longer track period in 2018 or 2019. IPO insider started at the end of 2019. The recommendation is not all profitable eg. I lost over 43% buying 2 of Justin Spittler IPO insider stocks. But in the presentation and portfolio page in https://www.riskhedge.com , these stocks with losses were not published at all. The brochure even mention all his stocks with positive returns. Total BS.
Thank you!
How long have you subscribed and how many of his recommendations have you invested in? Can we know the name of these two companies you lost on and when you purchased them??
I subscribed in July 2020 and wasn’t getting enough out of it so got my money back within the 30 day period. They were easy to get in touch with and gave me no issues on getting a full refund.
I love the idea of what they are trying to do but it hadn’t given me enough value in that time to think I’d make my money back on it to make it worth it.
JMIA was one of the recommendations – it dropped yesterday but could be a good long term play… I’m still up over 50% on it since I acquired it on their recommendation even with the sharp drop .
The other thing is that a lot of the stocks they are recommending are already expensive. I’m not into wanting to buy higher priced stocks typically…looking for the small ones to get in on.
I do wish there was a way to continue to see their recommendations to get a better feel for it without shelling out the $2500. If I could use it for a year free and it made sense then I’d be happy to keep paying them for it!
I bought JMIA around $18 and when I check the price today, it has drop down to $7.83. Very sad now.
Riskhedge.com issued a sell for JMIA and SDGR today, look at the charts. It is pretty scary as of 9/24/2020. Ryan, those stock with a loss will be removed from IPO insider portfolio record. You can’t blame them, they need to look good to sell their subscription. The good thing is IPO insider still have some stocks that make money. There is no perfect stock recommendation that profits each time.
When Justin recommends and when he asks to exit is also important. Am part of IP Insider and I know that asked to buy JMIA at 9.8ish and exist half the position when it reached 18-20. Now if you bough the stock when he asked to sell you will defiantly make a loss…
Justin recommended JMIA at $9.8 and asked to take a free ride when it reached $18-20. So there is no way anyone following his advice would have made lossed
I am also a subscriber of IPO insider. I have to agree with Zoe here. It was still a buy for JMIA at $18 during that time from IPO insider website. Jitinkumar, are you a staff of RiskHedge.com or IPO Insider?