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After buying into Louis N. newsletter for $299, renewal of $19, Luke L for $29, and $1,999 for Louis N Project Oracle, I find myself receiving duplicate emails and materials from Investorplace and over 14 publications!. The amount of hard marketing this company does is annoying. And the threats of "last chance" , "closing the offer", "ends tonight" and the hype of Preferred Memberships or the lastest and tease of this is the latest discovery of identifying the market trends or stock picks. Get ready to have your email account jammed.

Research summary content, and timely is good to help us invest for short and long term risk/reward.

In the May 12th issue Louis showed DVN as a Strong Buy below $63, which it was. Then on Monday May 15th he issued a Sell on it. I bought DVN many months ago at $71 when it was rated Top 5 Strong Buy and I've lost 32% on it so far! I don't understand how Louis can change his opinion so fast and so drastically as he did; while all the while claiming our energy stocks are an "oasis" in this market. Doesn't he look at the technicals on a stock as well as the fundamentals? It seems somewhere along the way down he should have recommended taking profits but he didn't. Now DVN is down to almost a 52 week low and he says Sell, while also professing that oil is going to go up through the summer! What gives? It's true that DVN's forecast earnings and revenue will be lower this year, but so will all the other oil companies as well since the price of oil and gas has fallen so much. Is DVN's management or financial position so bad that they won't participate in the rise of oil and gas?

I do not like so many "HOLD" in my account, I think they should be changed a.s.a.p. with A or B rated symbols.

I don’t like getting ads about Soecial orders when I have paid for all as a premium member. I asked them to stop but the marketing continues… very annoying and I want it to stop Please. How many times do zi have to ask!! Unsatisfactory. John Draper

To what extent do you and other InvestorPlace (to which I subscribe) experts us AI to help evaluate the future couse of your stock recommendations? Is there someone there who uses it heavily?

You are making too much noise, week after week chasing another pigdown main street. Just concentrate on fact-based updates on your buy/sell recommendations.

My performance has been dismal. My timing must have been bad but, I bought several of Louis' top 5 picks and still way under water. Lost on F. Lost on NIO. Down on DVN, Down on CTRA. Lost on VLO. In the meantime I watch other stocks in the portfolio performing great. Now I've lost too much to have confidence trying new ideas. The volatility of many picks is too high to hold. If I wouldn't have been suckered into a Lifetime membership I would cancel it, which I requested a week after I paid for lifetime but was denied, and several times afterward. It just does not help my style of investing as a retiree. There are too many positions in the portfolio. I would never hold all of them and performance is terrible in many positions so you have to be lucky to get a good one. I would prefer one or two top picks, not 6 or 10. And CAL MAINE, just seemed corny.. Trying to profit from an egg shortage while at the same time still pumping energy stocks. Louis wasted so much time and energy stocks he left me missing the the rest of the market that was climbing. I watched LMT hit new highs but never saw it on top picks list. PWR is flying but was already up huge before it was a top pick. I had a profit in. VLO but it turned into a loss. It seems Louis picks top stocks then just leaves them. I like Louis updates, but they seldom reflect what's happening in my stocks, except for saying hang in there. The podcast is usually a regurgitation of morning news and not much information about portfolio positions except when one or two pop on good earnings. He always says his stocks are doing well but I'm left wondering which stocks they are. Clearly not the ones I own. It seems there are too many stocks in the portfolio. Reading a long list of earnings summaries does not seem like good value for a subscription. I need to know what stocks I should buy to make money. The relatin between the newsletter and the free Market 360 is confusing and they don't always match. The recommendations seem a little more focused so maybe useful but not consistently. Otherwise I like the subscription for keeping up with the market, but it really hasn't been helpful in making money.