From: Stock Gumshoe<travis@stockgumshoe.com>
Subject: Can you really buy stocks at a 50% discount?
Preheader: What's being pitched by Karim Rahemtulla's Automatic Trading Millionaire?
Reply: travis@stockgumshoe.com
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DAILY UPDATE
April 9, 2018
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Dear Valued Reader,

Are there really "coupons" that let you buy stock at a discount... 30% off?  50% off?  That's the promise touted by Karim Rahemtulla in ads for his Automatic Trading Millionaire service, and he says you can not only avoid "paying full price" but can also collect "instant cash."  What's the story?  What's the catch?  Just click below to...


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Last week was awfully lively... didja miss anything?

Teeka Tiwari is promoting his "Big Black Book of Income Secrets" as part of the recent ads for his Palm Beach Letter, and the heart of the ad is this "Washington Pension Plan" that he implies will give you access to income of "up to $11,334 per month" -- so what's the story?  Are these "Immediate Retirement Funds" real?  What's the catch? Our story is here.

Ready to "Profit from Trump's Trade War?"  That's how the latest pitch from Steve Sjuggerud entices us... he's got some favorite investments that he thinks are beaten down by this trade war talk, but which will still post gains of 100-200%.  So what are they?  Thinkolator answers here.

This week Ray Blanco also regaled us with promised riches from a "Stockchain" investment that would launch the "Wyoming Stock Exchange" and choke the Wall Streeters for us... yee-ha!  Our thougths on that one are here.

We also looked over a pitch from Ian Wyat about buying Spotify before the IPO... which is a little less urgent now, since the IPO is over and the stock hasn't exactly surged, but you can see that article here if you're curious.

And I closed things out, as usual, with the Friday File for the Irregulars... in a fit of speculative mania, I added a Netflix Wanna-be to the Real Money Portfolio, so you can see my thoughts on that and a few other stocks of interest in that commentaryhere.  


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