Author/Editor
Paul Mampilly
Publisher
Banyan Hill (was Sovereign Society)
Description
Relatively new letter in 2016, priced as an entry level letter, with goal to “get in on the ground floor in innovative companies that are just about to see explosive growth.” Mampilly previously worked on letters for Palm Beach, Stansberry and Agora Financial over the past four years. Banyan Hill (the publisher) used to be called The Sovereign Society.
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I am pleased with Profits Unlimited. The only stock where I am down is GE and I only added a half position because I already had GE and have owned it for decades. I was lucky and got a good entry point on PTC so that is doing well; today CMG came back to break even. Of course, MBLY made a big jump and that was great, I am hanging onto that as you direct.
Extreme Fortunes isn’t so good. The last two recommendations I could not buy at a reasonable price so I sold puts on them. The market maker promptly increased the spread on the puts so others can not follow. So my profit potential on those is limited; I expect the puts to expire worthless. The most recent one, COGT jumped to over $4 a share within minutes of your recommendation.
Worse is the strategy of Mike Carr. I shudder to think of a thousand subscribers all jumping into a thinly traded option at once. If your recommendation moves the market, with an option it would be worse. So I am not buying the new service; it would be better to put the money into a few extra shares of the Profits Unlimited stocks. Thank you.
Great point about Mike Carr. He may be brilliant on his own, but if a 1000 people are trying to duplicate his every move, could be trouble.
We love Paul Mampilly!!!!!!
My wife and I are having so much fun with Profits Unlimited. We love Mr. Mampilly’s generous, informative, egoless approach, how he educates us and how he has an answer for all of our questions (often times before they are asked). We enjoy all of Paul’s reports on the stocks and the companies they represent. And of course we are enjoying the financial gains too. But it’s Mr. Mampilly’s experienced and benevolent guidance through these treacherous waters that we appreciate the most. Thanks Paul for showing us such a fun and exciting way to make money and for the hope that we now have that we will be living out our lives with some semblance of security and comfort.
Please don’t retire!
Here’s my initial review of Profits Unlimited. The reports you’ve provided are indeed instructive as to why you decide to pick these particular stocks up. Your briefings are smoother with each week, both in your word choices and pacing. On your first few you had the classic shortness of breath of nerves until you’d get your breathing back into the comfort zone. This particular week you had some good issues to discuss with us, and that energized your presentation. It wasn’t forced at all. Thanks for your words on PTC in particular.
Since I also subscribe to Extreme Fortunes, I can contrast the entirely different dynamics of the two collections of stocks. Thematic investing such as you’ve adopted in Profits Unlimited is a very reasonable approach that eliminates some of the mystery other folks have for their choices. I like the extra coherence your selections have.
There is one question I puzzle over: is your choice of trailing stop levels based on a stock’s historical volatility? Or do you use an alternative method? Thanks.
I am so happy with the change that I have made. Sold all the losing stocks from my other program and have ditched it completely. Lost a few thousand in the process but have made up most of it just in the few weeks that I have belonged – and not even a full 100 shares in each of your recommendations. Besides I love your articles and extra info that is included.
Why did I not find you 20 years ago. Maybe I can still leave a little nest egg for my grand children and enhance the retirement for My 89 year old husband and myself at 92 – both in very good health with all mental abilities in tact and actin more like 70 year olds.
I can see you are on our side and I am elated. Never felt better about what my financial program was doing without an outside advisor skimming off a portion of our hard earned savings.
Keep up the good work, I’ll be here for as long as the Lord gives me the ability.
Sincerely,
Joanne Miller
Paul, I’m happy in all respects with your reports, especially yo8r honesty. Mike Linder.
Just want to say Thank You for being willing to share your expertise and insights , it is refreshing to hear your story and I wish you and all of us subscribers great prosperity You are appreciated!!
I have done everything you’ve said including NOT buying when the market is closed and so far I’m down. Haven’t even come close to braking even. Not happy at all.
Paul,
I very much appreciate your attention to detail and knowledge. I am a “brand new ” 83 year old and find it exciting ( less than a month into this activity). To date, I haven’t made any significant gains but am still in the green numbers.
PM you talked about SSYS/DATA/DLR & ORA but yet I don’t see them in your Open Positions WHY is that Thank You for your much appreciated Incite
I trust Paul. He is the opposite of the blowhards I have come across in my research on the Internet. His even keel and straight foreword approach is exactly what the Stock Market needs. His experience, resume and intellect…had me at “hello”.
i was skeptical when i first subscribed to your newsletter however after watching for 10 months you made me a beleiver just transfered to a self directed account and am holding 12 positions . bought ge just last week so have a little more room to run to 8% stoploss thank you for update this weeks podcast i am grateful for you teaching how the market works and am very happy with your service sory for any misspelling just got off 14 hr day just wanted to say thank you and i will be staying with you longterm sincerely doug
I have just joined Profits Unlimited and haven’t formed an opinion yet, but it might just be the kind of company where I feel trusting enough to once again risk some money in the stock market.
I joined PU in late July of 2016. If I include the subscription fee, I am currently up 19.3%. I have other subscriptions which gave great raves of gains to come only to have losses. Yours is a great pleasure to have. Keep up the great work.
Thank you for this service with Profits Unlimited. I am finding the new
table for buying that lists cheap, less cheap, middle, and expensive. a great help.
Paul is a perfectionist and takes his job very seriously. I appreciate that he spends much more time discussing his few losers rather than his many winners. I get a strong sense that he is bothered if his track record is anything less than 100%, and that’s the kind of guy you want in your
corner. He compulsively follows his picks, and is always reevaluating his investment hypothesis. He has certainly earned my trust
Paul, I am thrilled with your Profits Unlimited service. Currently, I am enjoying an 86% increase in my profits unlimited account. STM being the big driver. Thank you for all the hard work you put into keeping your subscribers informed and easing our investing/stock market insecurities. I have learned so much from you in the last 9 months, your constant communications keep me from doing something stupid when the activity in the stock market doesn’t make sense. Wish I would have had the opportunity of your knowledge years ago. Thank you.
I thought this was supposed to be an “objective” client review of sundry investment sites–not blatant testimonials and lavish thank-yous. How did Profits Unlimited swing so many commendations so rapidly here?
Our review articles that cover marketing material are as objective as we can make them, but reader reviews of newsletters they’ve tried will be colored by whatever their experience has been.
There was a big wave of comments from subscribers to a couple Banyan Hill publications recently, which usually indicates that the newsletter mentioned us in one of their issues and asked readers to share their opinions. Sort of like a restaurant that’s trying to build a reputation will slip a card into your bill that says “please review us on Yelp” or something like that.
That happens from time to time, and sometimes it backfires on them if a newsletter has disappointed its readers or they have concerns, but we don’t routinely block that unless our algorithms pick up a reason beyond “all coming at close to the same time” for the comments to be questionable. There are genuinely newsletters whose readers are very happy with the service, of course, though that typically happens to be very much related to the recent performance — so perhaps Paul Mampilly has had a good first year at Profits Unlimited.
Our reader reviews/ratings system is about to be upgraded, by the way, but there will still be no guarantee that folks who submit reviews are objective. Newsletters do ask us from time to time whether we’ll remove negative reviews, but our response to them is in line with what Banyan Hill probably did here: “if you think your readers are happy, and that this review doesn’t represent your service fairly, ask your readers to share their experiences here.”
I certainly didn’t mean to imply any shenanigans on Gumshoe’s part! It just seemed like too many plugs all at once for this source. Maybe responders get a discount on their subscriptions for doing so. 🙂 Or maybe this Paul fella is the new Motley Fool-type “genius”with pinpoint choices and impeccable timing. I do find it intriguing they all seem to have not only multiple newsletters (you’d think they could get it all into one) so they can multiple-charge you (or have multiple “partners,” each with their own respective newsletters covering the next 10-baggers).
I am very short time with Paul. I do appreciate his professionalism, detailed analysis of the suggested investments. Personally I am interested in (mostly) upstart innovative companies with a great future. On Paul’s advice I invested into STMicroelectronics, Mobileye, Stratasys,etc. I really hope to continue my relationship with Paul
I have cancelled all other advisory services. I am doing quite well following your advise. I am not worried over a small loss in GE, your batting avg, is great, no complaints. I bought STM early on, and have purchased additional stock.
Keep up the great stock picking.
I have had great success with the picks. However, I am concerned about Intuit — which broke out to about 128 but is now in a downtrend. I would like to have seen something on this in the most recent podcast.