Author/Editor
Matt McCall
Publisher
Investorplace
Description
Entry-level growth stock advisory that focuses on “mega trends” investment themes. Seems to have replaced the former NexGen Investor letter… has a longer holding period than the short-term focused NexGen Trader (now called Moneyline?).
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Rating: 3.7/5. From 74 votes.
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Rating: 3.5/5. From 77 votes.
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Rating: 3.7/5. From 74 votes.
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I subscribed to NextGen Investor back in July of 2017. I found the idea of investing in new trends and technology interesting so I subscribed for 2 years at the very good rate. At first there were not that many stock picks but since it was a new service I figured it would get more interesting with time. Luckily there have been many winning trades. I only sold 1 stock at a slight loss. I have to admit that Matt’s timing is not perfect (whose is?). For instance, had us buy a position in a NextGen real estate stock. If weaved up and down for several months until we were told to sell slightly above break-even. Then a few weeks later the stock took off and is currently in a new high range. But although some stocks took off immediately and others took a few weeks, they seem to go up and make money so I would say it’s shaping up to be a decent service. The buy list is now up to 17 stocks in various industries. Sometimes we are told to take profits after a very short time when we get a big move. Other times we are told to hold for big moves over time. Matt also writes individual stock posts voicing his opinion on them (usually positive ones) sometimes using videos with charts. Although these posts are not about stocks on his buy list, I’ve been noticing that they wind up going up shortly after he posts about them (within a week or two).
Overall, I have found the service more than worth it. It’s not the only service I use but it supplements my investments nicely.
Do you mind sharing what other services you use, that’s if I’m not being too nosey.
Karen
Click on Articles, there you will see all of them.
Thank You
FRANK8MORRISS
Do you mind sharing the other services that you use besides Matt? That’s if I’m not being too nosey.
Karen, there are others but wouldn’t recommend them and there are ones that go for $999 to $ 1499, But I will be putting information on here as I get it. For instance, I will have a stock that is supposed to go up on May 31st. I will post it here on Ma