Amy Calistri's Stock of the Month

Struggling. More for long term investors.

I am subscribed to both Stock of the Month and The Daily Paycheck. Both services are struggling. Most of her profits were made after the crash of 2008-2009. She basically made a large number of trades during the crash and held giving her big returns. Most of her holdings are from 2009-2012. Her recent calls after 2012 have been struggling though. She also has this habit of buying stocks at the top which is more risky. Communication is good but like the other reviewer said there is a lot of marketing just to sell other product. This might be good for long term investors who are willing to wait a long time.

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10

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save your $. 1 big advertisement to sell some useless info

Nothing but a rag to sell you some useless piece of information save your money, I cancelled on the 62th day and they would not refund must need my $89.00 desperately more than I do. Information is useless not timely and so full of hyperlinks to sell you something else, few of their picks has ever done well. Al hype and no substance/f you recommend 1000 stock a year one or two are bound to be good. spend you money on a good diner , it will be more enjoyable.

Any positive interview most likely came form street authority LLC.

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1.0

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Decent not expensive newsletter

I joined the service at the beginning of June 2009. I actually compared the performance of the stocks I bought to the S&P 500. Here are the numbers:

MRX - 18.3% compared to 15.6% S&P 500

OLN - 42.5% compared to 15.6% S&P 500

VOD - 22.8% compared to 15.6% S&P 500

PAGG - 0.9% compared to 2.9% S&P 500

NGZ - 5.4% compared to 1.4% S&P 500

This does not include 35.7% in DEO, 40% in PIO and 17% in CPSI.

Not bad at all I would say.

This was during the bull market. Things changed at in 2010, but I would say it is still a decent newsletter.

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10

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