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After almost a year without receiving any of the Weekly or daily emails I Subscribed with you to send me. Now that my subscriptions are expiring, suddenly I am getting those regular emails. Why would anyone subscribe again?

Nothing to do with investment recommendations, three messages sent regarding failure to log in, one April 12th, another April 14th, and again, this one to a feedback solicitation, on the 18th of April. So far it does not appear that anyone is responding to my request for assistance.

I’ve enjoyed the extra benefits added, and I like to have a more professional and critical view of the market which I feel is being provided. On my own it would have been hard to enter the positions I have during this downturn.

I subscribed to your "Innovation investor" service on the 19th of April, but in the previous 2 weeks I requested more information about the "accelerated profits" service by email, without ever getting a response. In my opinion, this type of service has to be based on trust. Is it possible when the company cannot respond to a simple email? thanks

There is no way to cancel the several-times-daily emails, like the one I am now responding to. No 'unsubscribe' button. Only a phone number to call, which I've called several times. They promise to cancel the 'subscription' which I've never requested or paid for. Yet the emails continue heedlessly. This is a scam and a nuisance.

Never received any of the reports that's why I joined . Have asked several times customer services NO response?

Interesting reading and listening from Luke and while I do believe in his core beliefs and my portfolio strongly mirrors his stock selections, I feel like there is some gaslighting going on. You mention the gains of a few but how about being down 60% on Opendoor or over 50% now on Stem or even worse 92% on Ouster, 94% on Arrival, 70% on Canoo just to name some companies that at some point Luke had as must buys somehow and that they would change the world. Now, I believe of few of them will rebound eventually and years from now they will be winners and they will cover the extreme losses of the losers but, there are tons of losers and stocks that we are told are great only to be told months later that they are not (Ilika which you used for a presentation and numerous sales and marketing pieces as you did with AEVA now trading around $1 and don't forget about Matterport which went from the greatest company in the world in Lukes' eyes to a serious question mark also now down 50% in my portfolio all in 2 quarterly reporting periods) Another thing that is somewhat upsetting is the extreme right marketing pieces you sometimes email making claims about the Biden administration trying to ruin our country and economy and how about your cross marketing with Tradesmith? Which frequently tells me to do the opposite that Luke is telling me to do... I spent thousands of dollars on some of Luke products only to spend $2K more on tradesmith based on Lukes recommendation which once again did nothing but, go against a lot of Lukes guidance and confused the hell out of me so I wound up panicking and selling some winners before they became winners because of their red/yellow/green rating which a lot of the time does not match with Lukes' theories. Anyhow, I feel the information is very interesting and useful but, a lot of gaslighting going on as I am constantly told to buy the dip which I have been doing now for close to 2 years while my portfolio keeps falling (if we were told to hold off for a while and then told to buy the dip later I'd be in much better shape right now) while I keep holding out hope every time Luke moves the goal posts back about the big melt up we were supposed to have already had...but, I will stay the course as I do believe some of these companies like Sofi, Open, Luminar etc will be big winners one day and hopefully ASTS which Luke said would be $100 by last December and is now around $4.40 a share will eventually prove Luke right. In short, very good and useful information and I do believe that Luke is extremely intelligent and his core theories for a lot of these companies will turn out to eventually be true. But, my personal feeling is that there are still some holes and gaps that need to be filled before I could recommend someone drink the Kool Aid the way I have.

Luke's commentary takes two different approaches. Regardless of what the market is doing, Luke "always" pitches how well the "portfolio" is doing. In actuality, the portfolio is down significantly if someone purchased the stocks when they were originally touted. Granted, some of them are up if you base the gains on what has occurred since 1/1/23, but that is simply a data post, not reality. Luke's commentary on the overall market is stellar. His information is current, accurate and we can learn a great deal from his analysis. Overall, stop pitching how good the 'portfolio' is doing when most of us are down in real dollars from the original purchase dates.