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I used their services for over 5 years and lost over three hundred thousands from their recommendations. This is a company made of two brothers: one is purely momentum trader and suggests stocks that are going up and the other one suggests stocks that trade far away from highs. They do not understand what makes a good stock or bad one. Except for those well know stocks like Apple, NVDA, 90% of their recommended stocks are junk and now become penny stocks.
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They once suggest that you should use Shopify as the foundation stock (meaning your should buy a lot) and buy others that are now penny stocks. When a tock is doing badly, they ask us to hold for 5 years. For example, Boston Beer dropped from 1400 to 800 in one day. I contacted them what I should do. They say just hold it and it will come back in 5-8 years. Now the stock is 200 and never come back.
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