Jay T
GBI subscribed to Bubble Finance and lost a ton $$ I subscribed to the newsletter, which was a bit pricey. My recommendation - Don't use this advice! I invested in 7 or 8 options over a period of time in 2017 per Stockman Bubble Finance Letter advice, which seemed well developed and rational. Every one of the puts turned into losses, over $18,000 cumulative lost in 1 year (including the recent TSLA, XPO and SPY puts expiring 1/18/18). Unless you can afford to lose your portfolio, you will be better off in a passive index!! PS. I cancelled my subscription!
Julien Sana
FRThe financial advices are very good The financial advices are very good, while I can loose sometimes some money, most of the time I'm earning, but it requires a real dedication and follow-up. I'm very grateful that James Altucher and his team provided me many ways to get a life and plan my future (Secret Income, self-publishing course, crypto trader). I'm very interested by all comments and analyses they can do, and all talks around those topics are great to read. I'm just fearing that in 10, 20 years it changes if James cannot /doesn't want to continue
David Cox
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Ross Atwood
GBWish I had found this website earlier Wish I had found this website earlier. I fell for the sales pitch and bought a subscription to Dark Money Millionaires. Every single trade suggestion except one was a big loser. Less than 2 months later the service was cancelled, they offered to switch to another advisory letter using the same losing analyst(!) and refused to refund my subscription.
Jeff Bark
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