The Doubling Stock RobotRecently I came across a website claiming to have feedback from the first commercially available "Stock Trading Robot" called the "Marl". It says that the inventors of the "Stock Trading Robot" are going to give out regular trading leads through their paid newsletters called "Doubling Stock" which guarantees trading gains. It seems they have chosen this mode because the Robot itself is very expensive, that is $28 000 per license and hence not easy to sell, whereas if they can show it off through their newsletters it would turn out to be a neat way of advertising their product. I am not sure whether the Robot is for sale or not as the website is silent on that. It is said the robot can process... mathematical calculations, analyze trading situations, pick stocks, compare past trading situations, consider the volume of trades, check the resistance and support levels, the reversal patterns etc.. and feed it to their trading formula database to consolidate these and give you best trading signals even before the market knows about it. The "doubling stock" is accompanied with a free testing newsletter and 8 week money back guarantee, and if one wishes he may continue receiving newsletters for 6 months even after asking for a refund. Well they should be that confident of backing this offer. One is also asked to watch the CNBC's Interactive Investor program. Something I found bizarre about the website is their opening quotes "WARNING: Do Not Read This Unless You Are Already Rich!" ... well how rich should one be to subscribe for a $47 newsletter? Everything said my guess is anybody who would risk their money on trading would not mind risking their money on this $47 offer. Good luck, invest wisely. |