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Dr. David Eifrig
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Stansberry & Associates
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Coverage of retirement issues, discounts and deals, and investment strategies and concepts. Not focused solely on being an investment-picking letter but does make recommendations.
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The wisest investment newsletter of the Stansberry bunch, along with the other Eifrig newsletter Income Intelligence. Conservative, long-term winning investments in a diversified range of markets.
Terrible advice! I have lost mucho dollars following the “strong buy” recommendations of this guy. Take a look at TEVA, BP, ETP, and several others to see what I have lost over the past year.
I too am a subscriber and find Doc’s advice typically spot-on. If Stansberry’s Top Performance stats are to be believed, Doc is by far the best of the bunch. While I don’t recall the exact figures, Doc’s credited with 130 winning trades in a row and previously he beat the 150 figure. To me, that seems pretty good… I’ll add that I’m a biotech and medtech headhunter and have spent pretty much all my days in that world for 25 years so I do tend to follow his life science investments a bit closer than many others. I have learned… Read More »
Pretty obvious simple recommendations. Most you will be already owning or well known stocks which whole world already knows or owns. And then lectures on put on sun screen to avoid cancer and eat healthy, wear Bluetooth while talking on cellphone kind of lame articles. Least useful newsletter.
The author Dr. David Eifrig does not like any negative criticism or negative feedback. If you do, they bully you and cancel your membership. Most recommendations are on how to eat healthy and how to control sugar and salt, what vitamins to eat etc. It’s for novice retired old people. The portfolio is pretty simple most stocks and mutual funds you already know and own. You don’t need newsletter for that. Be careful with this Author. Thanks
My experience must have come at a low ebb for the buy recommendations…three buys…three losses, although one, Shell Oil, has eventually turned profitable. Seems that I have a knack for choosing the lowers from market letters while others may buy into other choices and profit. For that reason, I am no longer a subscriber.
This is a well written newsletter with good stock picks most of the time. The 25% stop loss is a bit much, but overall it has done quite well for me over the last couple years while I’ve been a subscriber.
Have any of you (or know anyone) tried Dr. Eifrig’s income method of covering options? For $3,000, you get 2 years of his Retirement Millionaire, and a step-by-step videos with info on how to unlock your brokerage account for instant cash. His 95% success rate could allow you to collect $1,000s each month, starting immediately. Scam?
Retirement Millionaire is less than $100 per year. The cost you are referring to is for Retirement Trader which is entirely made of covered call option and naked put trades. To earn at least $1000 per month you have to start with a good size account and do a lot of trading. From his current portfolio, five of his 15 naked puts have ended in having to buy the stock, so you would have to have enough to cover that cost, he then sells covered calls on stocks owned.
Dr Eifrig probably recommends selling puts or put spreads. In option trading, this is has the highest probability of success.(Covered calls are probably the safest) You collect the “premium” up front. If you know a little about options, have a decent trading account and extra money that your broker wants you to have in the event the trades go against you, Barcharts.com actually gives you a listing of these types of trades along with ranked probabilities for success. They do this continuously every day for free. That is just a start. My advise. You can be successful for 10 times… Read More »
Just found this web site and wish I had found it a long time ago. Over a few of decades I’ve wasted many dollars on useless newsletters and advisory services that the reviews here would have helped me avoid. In any case, Retirement Millionaire has been one of the “keepers”. It is not geared to make you big dollars fast. It is very conservative and over the 8 years I’ve been following the recommendations, it has proved to have solid, long term returns. I’m a former aerospace engineer, “gear head”, believer in hard numbers, and active trader. I’m am online… Read More »