Zacks Investment Research

White trying out their Zacks Ultimate package for a year, I realized most of the advice on Buys are extremely bad timing. Actually, once I started doing opposite their advice I started regaining my losses following their picks. The advice they give is desperate, most of their picks lose 10% to 35% or greater within the first month and then they call to sell the position. This cycle repeats over and over. If you want your portfolio cut in half or less, follow these guys. I have been able to recover my losses by doing opposite their picks.

In my first month as a Zack's Ultimate subscriber, I have taken all the trades on most of the Strategies that have been offered. I currently have 27 open positions that exceed my subscription cost for the full 6 months I have enrolled in. While it's only closed positions that add to your wealth, I have confidence that the next 5 months will create what so many other Financial Strategies and Newsletters have miserable failed to do. That being to create a positive consistent cash flow. As of this morning, in one month, I show a 12.7% return on the money invested.

Pure momentum based 'research' based on earnings growth. You can get some ideas from them: their star rankings can be useful if you read them not as recommendation to buy, but as what they are: the 'best' rated stocks are the ones that have experienced the best earnings growth over past few quarters. Prices are high on these stocks they can continue going up or come down even faster (typically), if the optimism is broken.
Don't go for their 'buy, buy, buy" mantras, do your research..

I joined Zacks thinking It was $300 a year. Which is way more than I wanted to pay or could afford. The next month there was another $300 charge. Its apparently $300 a month. I bet there is very few people that actually pay the $300 a month. Bet they get 90% of their millions by hiding important information in the fine print. So unsuspecting $#*!s like me pay 300 two times before they realize Mr. Big $#*! Zack just broke it off in your ash. They can suck the back of my d twice.

They tell you it is a free trial and then send so many emails that no-one could possibly read them all, or want to. Redundant non-information with lots and lots of requests to purchase other services. Buried in those hundreds of emails is a renewal notice that I didn't look at because once you have read one of the emails, in my opinion, you have read them all. Offer is free? Until the renewal notice comes, then YOU must cancel or be charged. Make sure you don't delete the many useless emails without viewing them first, you will want to locate the renewal.

I first tried out the 30-day trial of Zacks Ultimate and noticed excellent returns, enough to convince me to subscribe. I have just completed my first year of subscription to Zacks Ultimate and didn't understand its full value until far into the year. I've used the recommended stocks from each of the Investor and Trading services as well as the Innovators portfolios. Using options for leverage, I have enjoyed a +232% return on my portfolio.

Wished I checked around before making the payment. ZACKS Investment Research is a dishonest website. I paid for an online course and the userid and password they provided did not work and they did not send me the book that was supposed to come with the course! Tried so many times to contact them via emails to resolve the issues and there were no replies. However, I keep getting product emails from them but my genuine problem... totally ignored! Don't believe any $1 offer or any sort... once they take your money, it will be hard to get it back! Beware!

Having access to all strategies in Zacks Ultimate will broaden my investment horizon. I also use Zacks.com to monitor my portfolio, especially upgrades and downgrades, and earnings estimate revisions.

I am a Zacks Ultimate member. Perhaps, for 10 years or more. The investment suggestions are very insightful and the reports are exceptional.

I give you my highet recommendations.

I have followed the Stock Market for 40 years. Investing on my own did not produce great results. I tended to stick with mutual funds. I started looking at portfolios run by reputable firms such as Zacks. The Value Investor fit best with my investment thinking and comfort level. I'm impressed with Tracey Ryniec as she does the research I do not have the time for and is well worth the yearly subscription fee.