Yieldstreet

300 Park Avenue, 10022, New York, United States
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Based on 20 Reviews

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Yieldstreet empowers investors to grow their wealth outside of the stock market by curating private market alternatives from top investment managers.

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S. Terry Lee
GB

Facts concealed - Be cautious The company doesn't make explicitly clear before investing that it is EXTREMELY difficult to get your money back when you want it, and to do so one must jump through many hoops. Even then, the manager is not required to allow divestment & pay out until they've had your money for 5 years.

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Matthew
GB

Great home for diversifying into… Great home for diversifying into alternative investments

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Miles Kristin
GB

They act so unprofessional with trader… They act so unprofessional with trader clients and in the end they milk you more and more till you’re dry. That was my experience with them and it really affected my financial stability.thanks to swiftrecovery.us i was able to get my money back.

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Mark Underhill
ES

Stay away Stay away. Absolutely. I had success with YS in from 2019-2021 and then unfortunately invested into a group of projects at the start of 22 which clearly explained that distributions will be quarterly. I have gotten zero returns 18 months later and they claim the investments are performing. It's so shady it makes me sick to my stomach. I am a "diamond" investor with them so I have a contact and my questions are met with condescending diversion tactics. Deflecting the question and acting as if I don't understand. The dishonesty in reporting information is more than troubling. There is no way they are not aware that they are misinforming investors and yet they keep doing it. Of course investments can lose money but when the investment firm flatly invalidates their own expectations as they defined them in their own investment memorandum it's impossible to trust them in anything. I wish I had never gotten involved.

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Nate Erickson
GB

Several investments went into default…Bad Deals! Several investments went into default (bankruptcy). Others have not performed and are years past projected return dates. Here are a few so you know that I am serious. -Supply Chain Financing II.E -Baltimore Multi-Family Conversion Financing -Supply Chain Financing II.F I would stay far away from investing with this company.

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