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I signed up for a couple of demo accounts to give this new EA a try. Anyway to sign up for these i had to agree to sign up for a news letter. No problem

later on I get a phone call from a “David Scott” who put me through this “interview” process where he talks to me about my motivation, my goals, financial situation, financial goals, etc. etc.

bottom line is their “company” is “picking a select few” to sign on for this part-time forex training program. i have to give them 10 hrs/week. They preach a 6-12 month at-home training program where I will be assigned to an “expert forex day trader”. The idea is I will learn how to become a day trader and “make 6 figure income part time.” I said I’m interested to hear more and he puts me in touch with a “JP Morgan.” I have to fork over $5k for tuition and another $2k to put into my own live account to trade with.

you can see i’m a little skeptical with all the quotation (”) marks, but that is why i’m here. I figure many of you have signed up for demo accounts. Has anyone signed up for this newsletter? gotten the call? or better yet GONE THROUGH THE PROGRAM?

JP Morgan for one sounded VERY knowledgeable about forex. He was talking about making trades with 3% until my 3% was $1k-$2k trades. I know very little in experience but im well read in forex. If this is a scam then “JP Morgan” is probably using the scam money in the forex market.
no no, the guy’s name is JP Morgan. This has nothing to do with the company JP Morgan.

I’ll try to get a company name out of them.

What is the difference between an offer for sale and an offer for subscription?

what return can I expect?

I’m not a big-time investor, but I’m hoping to understand stock picking and pricing for an upcoming class. I’ve tried using cnn.money.com, fidelity.com and AOL.com and discovered they each have their pros and cons about selecting and valuing stocks. I’m hoping to find a really great website that will provide ALL the essential info.

Can someone out there make an informed recommendation about a great website? Thank you.

i want to learn about why i should buy/sell a stock, not just telling me when to buy and sell. thanks

I found an interresting penny stock trading newsletter. It looks like the recommendations in the penny stock newslater makes money.

Anyone using the newsletter to trade penny stocks?

Source http://www.squidoo.com/doublingstocks-review

I signed on to an investment newsletter a few months ago. This person seems very knowlegeable, but he is a deep value invester, so his picks tend to stay down for a few months or more until the turnaround. Meanwhile, I watch the news and see stocks like Nokia and Union Pacific that are not in the newsletter have been going up for a long time.

So do I need to consider an additional newsletter? Like one by someone who is more aggressive and with a growth style? Or just be patient as long as I’m making money? I’m very busy and don’t have time to research stocks on my own. Thanks.

If not, can anyone recommend a newsletter that is profitable?

I have signed up for countless newsletters on investing, (everthing from commodites to penny stocks. Has anyone found a newsletter or investing that actually delivers what it promises?

I am planning to start investing internationally via ETFs. I need find an investment newsletter that will give me poiinters. I plan to use only low cost funds and ETFs to build the portfolio. Can someone point out a good newsletter that will help me?

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I am thinking about subscribing to a stock market newsletter to help me chose investments.