Comments on: MicroCapMillionaires.com’s 919 Stock Picking System

By: Donyell

Donyell — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 04:11:23 +0000

That's the peefcrt insight in a thread like this.

Overall Rating: 9
Price: 5
Ease of Use: 8
Performance: 4

By: jason

jason — Wed, 18 May 2011 16:31:42 +0000

Absolutely horrible system. I lost over 40% during a 4 month period. I lost money so fast my head spun. During that time I made money, very little by the way, on 2 picks out of around 20. His picks seem to be based on exactly what his site tells u to avoid. Do not buy this system unless you love to lose money. Biggest investing mistake I ever made by a mile.

By: Dave

Dave — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 20:01:56 +0000

In the 3 months I was a member there was 2 winning picks for measly amounts and atleast 15 losers in which i lost quit a bit of money in 3 months.It is absolutely nothing like he claims in his pitch that you’ll be receiving bottom bouncer recomendations on a weekly basis and all the other picks.I was receiving maybe 1 about every week,2 if your lucky and of course they were duds.I think this guy is just sitting back winging it and enjoying my 50$ a month.I don’t need any help losing my money,I can do that by myself.One bit of advice,never use the free penny info on the web,they are pump and dump,you will lose money.Always ask to see there track record before joining any service,If they dont have it posted-RED FLAG.I see why Micro cap millionaires doesnt show or mention theres,and yes I understand that penny stocks are risky but there are much better analyst than this guy.BEWARE.Check out SmallCapInvestor.com these guys are good and are not afraid to show there track record,not to mention they only charge 189.00 for a full year.

By: Ryan

Ryan — Wed, 13 May 2009 23:18:53 +0000

This is for real!!! I have made lots of money off the recommended picks. Matt explains the details of each pick very well so you know why your buying a particular stock. GREAT NEWSLETTER

By: Josh

Josh — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 23:25:14 +0000

i made some good money lately with stocks given out by these ppl, but i think i got in when they were on a hot streak. not sure how long this can continue but it sure is cool for now.

made a double with SAY and EMAG

By: Herb

Herb — Sun, 22 Feb 2009 22:35:03 +0000

Their newsletter picks have made me money, but make sure you use a limit order to get in or the volatility of this type of stocks can hurt you

By: Neil Shaw

Neil Shaw — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 07:05:39 +0000

The sales pitch is ludicrous, far too hyped and if they toned it down a bit they would probably be able to sell far more subscriptions as people might take them more seriously for what I have found to be a pretty good newsletter. Most of these stocks are under $1, often well under, so it's best to expect a total loss from the losers. However, the "wins" tend to be pretty big. On that front they say something in the blurb about how you can turn a few dollars into millions in a few trades - don't do this. Instead, break up your equity into smaller slices and invest these into the picks. I have found that they find winners around 2/3 of the time and as I said, the losers are pretty much worthless but the winners are usually good, so you can make money on this hit rate - they claim an average of 153% which seems a bit high, but they certainly do return enough to make money over the losers (I worked it out as 87% on average for the ones I have taken) Lastly, don't expect to make millions on this, the penny stocks they trade in are very thinly traded, so you will find it hard to take a position of more than a few thousand dollars, but as a way to make a good return it is a very good newsletter, certainly the best I have found of this type.

By: Expose

Expose — Fri, 30 May 2008 15:18:34 +0000

MicrocapMillionaires is an Affiliate promoted website that "claims" to have a low and limited number of subscriptions available. Online information posted by the "owner" of MicrocapMillionaires "Matt" last name either Morris or Thompson depending upon which he was using when he wrote the type. While I can respect him not using to use hie real name online I do think his use of multiple identities is a red flag. "Matt" appears to have been involved in trading for a very short period of time according to blog posts (screen shots saved) he himself has made just prior to launch of Microcap Millionaires. Matt appears to have been involved as a subscriber in the DoublingStocks newsletter which has been proven through intense investigation to be a scam. Microcap Millionaires is also associated with other affiliate websites which a bit of research will turn up. Website reviews as the one above are now appearing online and as the one above much of the script is direct from Microcap Millionaires website. The Microcap Millionaires website claims to use the secret 919 trading system and that there was an SEC investigation which cleared the systems creators of suspicion of inside trading. A search @ the SEC however reveals No Such system not any such investigation. In the vast majority of these pennystock newsletters the newsletter owner and any associates they may have will buy stock, then when their subscribers buy upon receiving their "picks" the spurt in trading will make the market price go up thereby providing a nice profit and equally importantly BUYERS for the stock. Also, once the majority of the subscribers buy, there are not enough buyers and they are left holding a stock that has subsequently dropped back down from the bump created and are bag holders. The Newsletter owners will show charts showing how the stock price rose and how the subscribers theoretically could have huge gains. Unfortunately any experienced trader will see the truth in the chart, that whoever was selling was making money and the majority of buyers on the rise got stuck. If someone wants to subscribe to Microcap Millionaires do NOT go into it thinking you are actually going to "If you start following the Microcap Millionaires stealth stock picks with just $200, you can have a $1,000,000 bank account after just 30 trades." as it states on the website. If a BullFrog had wings comes to mind. Reading the hype and the too good to be true" type of results remind me a bit too much of the fake Poker Robot or the fake Stock Robot. A detailed investigation on this program is underway by the same people who decompiled and exposed DoublingStocks. If the program is legit fine however with the so called 919 system, the supposed Cleared SEC investigation, the hyped results, the "limited" subscriber list on a clickbank affiliate site... well it isn't looking too good at this point especially for the unitiated trader new to the underworld of Penny Stocks.