Stansberry ResearchReviews of stansberryresearch.com

STAY AWAY. These people take advantage of the elderly. My father is 95 years old, cannot see, and has dementia. He was recently charged $149 on 4/2/26 and they do not respond to multiple requests to cancel, and cancel any recurring charges. This points to elder abuse.

ERIC WADE who runs their CRYPTO CAPITAL page is the most incompetent person on the planet. He knows nothing about the industry and all his choices went to zero. He has no buisness holding that position.

I would give them Negative 5 stars if it were possible. I think the extreme lack of integrity and dishonesty are more than glaringly appearance from all the reviews I have read. And I have definitely experienced this from them as well. Even the answers they provide here to Negative reviews are full of generalities and vagueness. I will say that while ONE thing is true in the answers they put on my review NOTHING ELSE IS. So it was responded that someone sent me a link to the video that I watched when I signed up. That part is true. They sent the link. What's NOT true is that the Stocks and symbols promised many many times in the hour plus long video are not given there. They are never given and never have been given. I requested them in email and verbally over the phone. The response is that they can't give you stocks and symbols. They are not licensed to do so. WHAT? THE ENTIRE PROGRAM OF THEIR BUSSINESS IS TO GIVE YOU THESE NOW AND ON AN ONGOING BASIS LIES LIES AND MORE LIES. NOT ONE HAVE I SEEN. I THINK IT IS TIME FOR A CLASS ACTION SUIT AGAINT THEM File your experiences with the Securities and Exchange Commission the Commodity Futures Trading Commission The State of Maryland Attorney General And the United States Attorney General. I am willing to be a party to all verified customers who have been so ripped off by this company. BUT NEVER NEVER EVER GIVE THEM A SINGLE PENNY IN THE MEAN TIME. Trustpilot.com has us pick a date of the experience. I would like to say its ongoing and has been multiple days in the past.

Give you a lot of promises to get you to sit through the long tedious, information less pitch in the end. They work with variations of the classic sucker pitch that is some version of the theme that there is a conspiracy of big corporations, wealthy insiders, deep state, etc. holding out information that they can access to get wealthy but you can't. But Stansberry, for the first time, will reveal it to you so you can get rich too. And it will only cost $5000 (or $2k, $10k or what ever they can get out of you).

comments here speak for themselves.

SCAMMERS --just trying to get you to buy another product and giving you very little actual info for what you paid for. You are paying for sales pitches --on and on about past wins. Gee--if I had a Time Machine with this report and Chaiken Analytics I would be a billionaire.

Stansberry Research is an overrated, upselling subscription service company, promoted by Marc Chaikin, Louis Navellier and Eric Fry, among others. This company “ropes” you in to a paid subscription by constantly pushing “free, potentially explosive stock picks” that you will receive after reading or listening to their 90 minute videos, that purposely don’t allow you to fast forward them to sift through all of the useless crap that each of their presenters are peddling. When you finally, and painfully, make it to the end of all of their “presentations”, there are, in fact, no free promised stock picks at all, but rather an “opportunity” to be upsold into buying yet another subscription so that their “amazing” stock picks can ultimately be revealed to you. This service is merely a sham to fool the average investor to continually purchase more and more expensive subscriptions in order to obtain their elusive stock picks. Steer clear of these bozos and their false promises!!!

I have been a subscriber to "Doc" Eifrig's income/retirement newsletter since about 2008. At first, the information wasn't too bad and several of his recommendations did fairly well. Unfortunately, as time went on his picks got less and less profitable. There seemed to be a pattern of making recommendations at or near the top of a long upward run. Maybe it's not the case, I can't prove it, but it sure looks like the low cost accounts are being used as buyers to provide an exit market for the stocks they recommend in their higher cost services. I still get the newsletter, but hardly ever use his suggestions, and when I do it usually results in a 15 to 20% loss. Pretty much everything Doc recommends underperforms. Most recently his pick of BTI(British Tobacco) was made on the day the stock peaked at $59.29 and since has dropped steadily to the current $51.19 for a loss of almost 14%. His MLP recommendations got me in an expensive tax nightmare in my SEP-IRA. The only reason I get it is that as an early subscriber it is very inexpensive and does seem to give a little economic information here and there. Since I seldom read his monthly newsletters anymore, I will be cancelling the auto renew on my account.