Tag Line: "The First Commercially Available Stock Trading "Robot" Which Earns $346.77 Per Week"
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What I am about to share with you, is a very unusual story.
Unusual... because it is about 2 "geeks", named Michael and Carl. Who developed the first commercially available stock picking "robot". Michael (the programmer) named the robot "Marl".
Marl came about after Michael developed the famous "Global Alpha" computer stock trading model, while contracted to Goldman Sachs.
A piece of software which most years is responsible for...
$4,000,000,000+ Annual Trading Profit
With this software project completed, Michael looked for a new way to line his pockets. Unfortunately he had signed a Non Compete and NDA agreement with Goldman Sachs, forbidding him to create software which trades derivatives and similar financial instruments (like Global Alpha).
After 3 weeks of being temporarily unemployed, Michael who was very wealthy and very bored... Decided to start a new project.
You' see Goldman Sachs and most other large investment funds are at a major disadvantage. They often manage portfolios of up to $10,000,000,000 (ten billion dollars) - and because of this when they invest in stocks their scope is limited to just a few of the worlds largest firms (Coca-Cola, Google).
This problem is widespread amongst fund managers whom manage large amounts of capital. In fact Warren Buffet (Whom manages $53 billion) has the exact same problem.
Michael knew he could take advantage of this. By developing software which can run on any home computer, and manage funds between $100 and $500,000.
With managing such a small comparative amount, Michael's software could yield much higher returns. In fact it is designed to trade in the volatile penny stock market where stocks can increase 400% in a matter of minutes.
Doubling stocks is a bit of a sham.. don't know yet if their picks actually work because I haven't used them. But I KNOW it isn't 100% honest due to this proof below:
On their page two of their 'supposed' testimonials have email address which are meant to be personal, but when I emailed them both they replied:
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Originally Posted by HiDAVE asked BOTH guys
Hi mate
When did you start with DS?
Have you stayed with them since and hows it going now?
Thanks, looking forward to your reply
Dave
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Originally Posted by Ethan replied
Hey,
Yeah so far everythings going well for me. I've made just in excess of $8700 since investing in doubling stocks in October with only $150. I'm soon hoping gain the confidence to invest greater sums. Sign up to the newsletter (a pick a week) with a one off $47 payment or buy the software at a price of $97 (a pick a day), which advises what stock to buy and when, and also states when to sell. In order to trade find yourself a broker such as zecco. Make sure you spread out you're investments wisely. I hope this helps you make your decision and good luck with your picks. Any more queries drop me a line.
Ethan
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Originally Posted by Jeff replied
Hey,
Yeah so far everythings going well for me. I've made just in excess of $8900 since investing in doubling stocks in October with only $100. I’m soon hoping gain the confidence to invest greater sums. Sign up to the newsletter (a pick a week) with a one off $47 payment or buy the software at a price of $97 (a pick a day) , which advises what stock to buy and when, and also states when to sell. In order to trade find yourself a broker such as zecco. I hope this helps you make your decision and good luck with your picks. Any more queries drop me a line.
Jeff
WAY way to similar!!
Love to hear a reasonable explanation for this SOMEONE??
According to their website it looks like a great investment, so do the reviews but after what I posted above I'm thinking many of the so called reviews are quite likely made up and scammy?!?
Back in November, my partner bought the DoublingStocks picker and I made a buy on one of its recommendations. It went nowhere. I have been affiliate promoting it off and on since he bought it although right now I'm just generating limited traffic to it passively rather than actively. Haven't had any sales, but its no loss, as I share your skepticism, and here's why:
If you have a Scottrade account, or any brokerage account for that matter, and you track the charts for the MARL pick for that week, you'll see that the main pricing movement and volume of the particular pick taking place a couple of days PRIOR to the release of the recommendation to the "rank-and-file" user of the system. Meaning that it looks to me that they have their 'preferred' players with BIG money getting the tips before us little guys, and we're handed the crumbs.
I don't know if that has been the case with every recommendation of MARL (I frankly don't care about it any longer) but that's what I've seen on several of them.
Thanks for your feedback all.
HATE false reviews!!
I contacted support a few times, they either close my tickets with out answering them or give token "copy and pasted" replies that don't even answer the obvious question that I've mentioned..
Sorry but Doubling Stocks is crap. I can't believe it sells so well but not the 1st crap product to have an army of affiliates promoting it. However don't necessarily blame the affiliates cause they can't be expected to totally check every product they promote.
A friend of mine bought Doubling Stocks a couple of months ago and 1 Doubling Stocks "recommendation" went from about 60 cents to 17 cents the last time I checked with my mate.... and he tells me it's still going down.
What else do you expect from a "black box" product that gives you no control over your trades. This product gives all the good products a really bad name.
I've heard that the "recommendations" are actually shares that these guys are actually trying to get rid of (but that's not confirmed)
However, sorry to dash anyones hopes on this and if you really want to get it, at least it has the normal 60 days guarantee... but how much money are you going to lose in crappy trades in 60 days - a heck of a lot more than the purchase price - that's for sure.
Sorry, never like to bag a product but this 1 is crap (in my humble opinion)
Yeah, some time ago a few guys took apart the source code for the 'program'.
It was a sham/ scam. There was no system. It just randomly spits out a long list of penny stocks. That's all. Probably one of the more elaborate and public stock scams I've seen perpetrated on the public in a long time. Took a lot of guts to pull that off with that amount of hutspa. I think Google Adsense just recently got wind of it, and took them out of their advertising.
Yeah, some time ago a few guys took apart the source code for the 'program'.
It was a sham/ scam. There was no system. It just randomly spits out a long list of penny stocks. That's all. Probably one of the more elaborate and public stock scams I've seen perpetrated on the public in a long time. Took a lot of guts to pull that off with that amount of hutspa. I think Google Adsense just recently got wind of it, and took them out of their advertising.
But aren't most programs sold this way trash?
They should remove them all.
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