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Monthly newsletter aims to find undervalued, unloved or contrarian investments.
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73 Comments on "True Wealth"
Recently I see no new recommendations are coming. Same stocks/ETFs and information is repeated again in few months instead of giving new unique recommendation. So dont expect every month you will get new idea or stock. But information is useful. But not worth again staying occupied in their emails. You lose your focus on other things in life.
Customer Service is mean and rude. The management, people and authors at Stansberry do not value their customers or their feedback. They keep grudges for years once you cancel any newsletter or give negative feedback. And they keep anonymity and anger documented in their notes so everyone including authors are mean to you in future. This attitude will definitely harm them someday.
I’ve been reading True Wealth for a little more than 3 years (since Dec 2014) . Steve Sjuggerud has had a very good track record over that time. In the last week Porter Stansberry has been talking/writing about Stansberry newsletters audited performance. Steve’s performance is the best – a little over 16% annualized gains over the last 10 years (if I remember correctly). Like every stock picker, he has some losers as well, but he tells you when to sell them, so the losses are limited.
I have followed Steve’s writings for years and have done very well, thank you. Probably the best value for the money of any newsletter out there. The only part of his recs I do not get into are his leveraged ETFs. If I had I would have made a lot more but I’m just not comfortable with them. A very straight shooter who called the huge move in China stocks years before anyone else.
I’ve been reading Steve for years. I subscribe to his three services and give him a plus five rating. He is usually spot on. Very, very happy with my subscription.
Yes, with any investment risk and proper money management is paramount.
He does recommend usually 25% stops. Not a stop for the faint of heart or dearth of funds.
But after following him for years… he made his BIG money in Florida real estate speculation after the 2008/09 crash. His bond recommendations almost cost me a 230,000.00 dollar tot al loss and when I was in his China news letter a 40% loss….. so He is not as reliable as he states in his letters. He only boasts his rare big wins. If you sign up you better purchase puts to cover your assets.
I have had good results overall with Sjuggerud’s advisories. I found taking regular but small positions-200 t0 300 shares worked best for me.
I will say if you are happy with Edward Jones stay with them. Problem with newsletters is they bombard you with emails and promotions and keep your mind occupied with same repeated information and you cant focus on your life or enjoy or give attention to other activities. Let Edward Jones manage money and use your free time doing what you enjoy and keep your mind free. It’s not worth keep on reading and monitoring your stocks. In the end nobody makes more money. Free mind and free time for yourself is worth millions more.
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