Is Doubling Stocks A Scam
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Is Doubling Stocks a Scam?
Exploring "The Stock Trading Robot"
After years in the trading world, I've grown skeptical of most newsletters. However, I decided to dive into Doubling Stocks, which provides stock picks generated by an expensive $28,000 automated trading system called Marl, "The Stock Trading Robot." It's a tool designed for serious traders. But there’s a catch?"you can access these picks through a newsletter subscription for just $47.
My Experience
I've worked with various trading systems over the past 15 years, from manual to automated. Having traded across major exchanges and different asset classes, I've seen some success with automated systems, but nothing transformative. Initially, I doubted the effectiveness of Doubling Stocks, but I was curious to explore.
Do Automated Trading Systems Work?
Generally, the answer is no. Analyzing massive amounts of complex data is challenging. While thousands of trading programs exist, most are scams. The legitimate ones used by professionals are often too costly for average traders. These systems require deep knowledge in technical analysis, mathematics, and programming, and developing one like Marl is an impressive feat.
About Marl
Developed by former Goldman Sachs professionals Carl and Michael, Marl emerged as a significant achievement for them. Being naturally skeptical, I researched Marl thoroughly. Despite some criticism, Marl seemed advantageous, especially for independent traders who aren’t part of large Wall Street firms.
Marl’s Claims
- Average returns often exceed 100% within the first three hours of market opening
- High success rate in picking winning stocks
- Analyzes seven stock charts per second
- Performs nearly two million mathematical calculations per second
- Continuously improves its trading formula
- Lifetime newsletter subscription for $47
- 8-week 100% money-back guarantee
My Results
Intrigued by the positive reports, I subscribed. With the money-back guarantee, I had nothing to lose. My first trade recovered the subscription cost, and subsequent trades brought consistent profits. Marl isn't infallible, but the overall gains have kept me satisfied.
I considered creating a video to showcase it but discovered one already exists on the Doubling Stocks site, demonstrating an actual trade.
Conclusion
The Doubling Stocks newsletter has allowed me to supplement my income significantly. After years of profiting others, this approach lets me trade successfully and spend more time with my family.
If you're skeptical, that's understandable. But with a risk-free trial, it's worth a shot. You might recover your $47 with your first trade, or you can opt out with full reimbursement if unsatisfied. Eight weeks is ample time to decide.
Recommendations
1. Subscribe to the newsletter for the one-time fee.
2. Monitor the first few trades without investing.
3. Once you see potential, invest modestly based on Marl’s tips.
4. Enjoy trading with newfound confidence?"and maybe with a cup of coffee in hand.
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