InvestorPlaceReviews of investorplace.com

Simple they are paid by the hedge funds to bash on stocks and don't have any facts in their article they write.

Purchased their life subscription for $300. They want me to spend more money to get their stock picks. Their theories on the future of stocks seem legit, but I shouldn’t have to pay more for the picks. Seems scammy tbh IMO they’d get a lot more subs if it was cheaper and they gave out all the info for one price. That’s why 1 star Edit: You know as much as everyone hates on Jim Cramer, he recommended Marvell at $27 and Pinterest when it was $35 and I’ve actually made money from his recommendations.

I actually give them less than 1. I am a fairly educated investor. DO NOT PURCHASE ANYTHING from this company. EVER. I purchased their PowerPortfolio 2021 which promised 5x, 6x, and possibly 10x returns. I was thrilled, reading and researching the companies. They said this would be a great long term year. It started at the end of Dec. Approx Dec 20th. On Feb 6 they put out an email/ text blast, SELL THEM ALL!! We've gained a whopping 38% profit. Better than Buffett. What??? We just purchased them less than 2 months ago. They said, pop the cork, it's time to celebrate. What I found out is that they've totally manipulated the market on any stocks they recommend. Plus they tell you about the boys (or sells) AFTER HOURS. So their stocks get inflated in after hours and many of their sucked in followers buy in after hours. Two months later when they sell all, even if the stock is a good company, you better sell too, because, just as they manipulate the market going up, they manipulate the market going down. This is a SCAM COMPANY. I purchased and in less than a week later wanted to cancel. They canceled and I received NO REFUND. When I called back to ask where the refund was, they said, oh there are no refunds. Apparently in small letters, after they promise satisfaction guaranteed, it then somewhere says no refunds. Terrible terrible company. I've been investing for a long time. I wanted to give ghis company and their info a try. My only down stocks, are theirs. My gut and research is wayyy better than these scammers. They only talk about PAST experience, manipulate the market on their stock picks (both up with buys. and down when they tell you to sell)!!! And now last night. They did the same thing again. Presented a new prerecorded "show" which they promoted for a couple weeks. And said: Don't forget to sign up!! Reserve your seat. Well, they offered 8 new stocks and wow, did after hours sales rise on these 8. By this morning some of the 8 stocks have reached 52week highs (up 10-15% each). Be very careful. They will probably sell them in a couple months, when they're promoting long term buying. They really don't mean it. At least this time, they modified their promotional blurb, by saying - you can get up to 10x ( higher than the Dow during the same time frame). Their first power portfolio created short term gains - a taxable event if not purchased in an ira or other retirement account. Stupidly I also purchased Accelerated Profits. $1790. Don't ever purchase this. Or follow Louis. He phones it in and has his minions do all the work. He charges his "buy lists" to over inflate success, by adding in stocks from 2019 or 2018 which have done well. THIS IS A TOTAL SCAM. And this is all short term buying and selling, unless it needs to be in the buy list. Then he uses old stock success. End of the story. DO NOT FOLLOW THIS COMPANY OR THEIR INFO. I do think Matt Matt McCall is smart and believes everything thing he says. He's very interesting to listen to. I think he just gets sucked in by this company to be their spokesperson. I don't think he means to manipulate people. BUYER BEWARE.

BEWARE InvestorPlace, Louis Navellier and Matt McCall. Last night (April 20), I watched an InvestorPlace presentation by Navellier and McCall for a new Portfolio called Power Portfolio Reloaded, costing $1,799. Because I have only traded large-cap stocks, the idea of balancing my investments with small-cap stocks was very appealing and I responded. Within seconds, up came a a second pitch from them lowering the price to $1,499. I called back and they agreed to charge the lower price. I then waited.., and waited... and waited... to receive the promised material on my computer. It never arrived. What arrived was an e-mail which, when I opened it, said "That offer is no longer available." When I called them (within minutes) to bail out, Chris (their salesman) said, "Don't worry..It will arrive" (IT NEVER DID). Then he gave me a different phone number to call in the morning. By this time, it was obvious that the whole thing was very unsavory, and I wanted nothing more to do with them. So following Chris' instructions, I called this morning to get a verified cancellation number and to initiate a credit on my credit card for the $1,400. Instead I was told, "NO"..the fine print said there is no subscription refund." I argued that I did not HAVE a subscription inasmuch as they failed to provide the material when I responded to the pitch. Ergo...I was entitled to my money back. Their response?..."Well we will send the material to you now. " My response?..."NO, thanks!" Fully aware at this point, as to precisely how dice-y they are, I wanted nothing more to do with them, and I told them that if they sent the material despite my refusal, I would NOT open it because to do so could then be construed as a subscription on my part! I then called Chris, the lead pitchman, who was adamant about not rescinding the $1,499 charge on my credit card and insisted that I was indeed a subscriber despite their earlier failure to provide the material. Let's face it, any LEGITIMATE operation does not function like this bunch of smoothy scam artists! I have alerted my credit card company that I am challenging the charge as soon as it is posted. I also am contacting consumer advocates, and other associates to provide word-of-mouth history of this unsavory experience. But in the meantime, let my experience serve as a warning; these people are tricksters at best. They are very smooth...and glib... In your own best interests, stay away from them!

This company publishes information in attempts to manipulate the stock market. Their advice is constantly in contradiction. One day a stock is considered a long-term next-big thing investment, a week after you are adviced to stay away, and some time later they have the guts to revert back to their initial advice. They are a scam in every way, with fruitflies all over. I recommend to not follow their advice and do not give them your money. It will take you a lot of effort to get your money back. STAY AWAY.

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY Within 24 hours of ordering the Investorplace.com newsletter by Louis Navellier I cancelled it. The woman on the phone took my information. I thought that was the end of it. I found a $50 credit on my credit card. I was supposed to get it all back. When I called back I could not get a human, only a recording. That did not work either. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY.

I found this website because it was spamming "Crypto Opportunities" on my mum's laptop. It's certainly not something she'd be interested in. Needless to say the notifications have now been disabled and I hope never to stumble across the investor place again.

i cant believe they have they cheek to mention STOCKS and RACIAL ISSUES and GUNS in the same article.. and then when people complained they acknowledge this " the article below falls short of our editorial standards. " and left it up.. W..T.. F. ..Such explicitly dangerous rhetoric... disgraceful clickbait incompetent Journalists = Josh Enomoto + Andrew Taylor. just shocking.. should be ashamed... even the fact that i have to give 1 star is a P*** take.