Paradigm PressReviews of paradigm.press

Jim Rickards and Zach Scheidt are slot machines that are always tipped in their subscribers’ favour! – plain and simple. I am just approx. 3 months in with the Income Alliance and have recently signed up for all of Jim’s subscriptions due to the value derived thus far being in a different stratosphere. Having lost only a small amount on one trade – with every other trade being in the money – these men should be given medals of honour!

I like the frequent alerts and the transparent info. Until now- I very recently joined - I have profited on Income Matrix and like the way its run.

I’m not sure what the guy from the Oct 4th review of Jim and Income Alliance was talking about. Income Alliance has been a home run for me. I do make sure I pursue every opportunity Zach sends out and I make sure I act on it immediately!!! This service is creating a retirement that Biden crushed in 2021 by 80%. The service has paid for my LIFETIME membership several times over. I’m not a “BOT”

I highly recommend that people not subscribe to a service from Paradigm Press. Jim Rickards is a smart guy and I figured that if he had a methodology that could yield large returns in the market, it might work. I realize that there are no guarantees of profits and not all picks will be winners. However, I at least expected more winners than losers and enough profits to pay for the service. That has not been my experience. I have found that most of the picks from Insider Intel and Income Alliance subscriptions have been losers and the net profit/loss has been more costly than the cost of the subscriptions themselves. In the last five months, my total net profit/loss has been negative every day. Because of my association with Paradigm Press, my new worth has declined. I think the company should fix their methodologies for picking stocks/options before reaching out for new customers.

When "Innovatto Report" started showing up, I didn't pay attention immediately. I stay on top of spam, scam, and phishing emails so a "foreigner" like this one is quickly and easily spotted. It took a few days for me to get around to confirming my suspicions, but they were confirmed in a multitude of ways. At the bottom of each email, giving it a superficial gloss of respectability is this: "This email was sent by: Senseonity LLC 3 Germay Drive, Unit 4 Wilmington, DE, 19804, US Update Profile Unsubscribe Manage Subscriptions" NOT ONE OF THE LINKS WORKED! All three of them opened a white page with nothing on it but "The parameters passed to this page are invalid." The subject of one of the messages was a bogus interpretation of an Executive Order signed more than a year ago -- March, 2022. Checking with Snopes pretty quickly confirmed my suspicion that the entire premise was bogus: Link not allowed -- but easily found under Executive order 14067. Different messages seem to be touting come-ons from different sources. None of them seem legitimate, but I lack the time and resources to investigate them. Checking into multiple messages produced a myriad of messiness. For example, one attempt to unsubscribe (some messages have multiple "unsubscribe"links) instead took me to a sales pitch, with no indication that I had been unsubscribed. That wasn't quite as bad as one which prompted my virus protection to block the connection to their so-called "unsubscribe" page Link not allowed because it contained a threat called "URL: Blacklist." Another bit of scamminess came in the form of a link which produced these words: "We could not find the right page. This may be due to an invalid or corrupt Opt-Out Link." Most of the unsubscribe links I tried (2 or 3 with apparent success) were at the bottom of the page. I noticed this useless link at the top, within this message: "Editor's Note: This ad is sent on behalf of InvestorPlace MEdia LLC at 1125 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21201. If you’re not interested in this opportunity, please click here and remove yourself from these offers." Some messages have utterly no way to unsubscribe, while some have bogus ways, and others seem to have legitimate ways. The good thing in all of this is that, by reporting their junk, I trigger an automatic block of any further junk -- whether they want to cooperate, or not. The persistent, consistent (bad links in EVERY ONE of their emails), and apparently deliberate efforts to avoid having to unsubscribe, coupled with provably false information in the messages, leads me to believe that the source -- Paradigm Press -- is untrustworthy.

I just closed this trade on KMX for a 92% profit. I did great on this one. It was open for only less than a month. I am a little anxious on the ones still open for 10/20 close. But KMX turned around in a few days. Thx for all your advice. Jim

Another win from the Paradigm service, Crisis Trader. This time Jim Rickards, Dan Amoss, and the team recommended a stock options opportunity that resulted in a 70% plus gain. Guys, thank you for all your good work, it's very much appreciated. It's hard to imagine that such a thorough service is still available in this day and age.

A scare tactic sales promotion, Don't be fooled. LEAVE WELL ALONE.