Michael Cohen—if he exists—did not honor his refund policy. He did not return emails. And after he send his picks, all of which were pumped before his email to subscribers, and then dumped hard after, he talks about those same picks in later emails as being great successes and running up by percentages that none of his subscibers could have captured by following his buy recommendation.
From his most recent email of Feb. 22 recommending to buy MTTG for a second time:
Just look what I wrote on the 25th of January...
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"In fact if If I spoke about this stock at a cocktail
party... I'm pretty sure it wouldn't be long until I
was standing alone.
But, that's precisely the reason I love it.
Because no "cocktail sipping", suave investor will
give this company any time... The stock is in my
opinion massively undervalued.
And I believe, in the next few days the market will
catch up on this boring company..."
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And you know what?
It did... MTTG swiftly rose from $0.57 to $1.01 making a 77% gain in just 2 or 3 days.
Just search MTTG on Google to draw your own conclusions.
Research "Marl's" last 5 picks:
Jan. 17 exer. PK
Jan. 23 mttg. PK
Feb. 8 tta. V
Feb. 14 chri. OB
Feb. 22 mttg. PK
Usually Michael sends a warning email the day before touting the stock and ending by recommending you to be ready at market open to take action. For example:
"In addition, I cannot say too much here but when you read the email tomorrow you'll see that this pick is extremely time sensitive... Which is why:
If I were you I'd be ready at my inbox by 9:30AM EST when
I'll send you more details.
Best Regards,
Michael Cohen"
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