DoubleStocks is not an eBook, but rather a newsletter one receives roughly every week. This newsletter is backed by "Intelligent Software" called Marl.
Marl is a stock-picking robot that was designed by 2 computer geeks and apparently analyzes every stock out there, giving Carl and Michael (aka Marl's inventors) content for their "never wrong" newsletter. By using certain math formulas, proven methods and individual stock history, Marl can correctly predict the outcome of most stocks on the market.
Marl searches its online database for the best stocks to invest in, and displays the outcome on table format in the newsletter.
How Exactly does DoublingStocks work?
Not only does Marl predict which stocks to buy, but it also states the stocks entry point and target price/selling point.
Is DoublingStocks a Scam?
Note: DoublingStocks is a Legal Product.
DoublingStocks claims a 84% success rate and I confirm this to be true. But what I can also reveal to you is that many traders (probably because it is so cheap) believe this product to be a scam- These traders believe Marl to be a fake, and say you, as the subscriber, are being used to help pump the stock value of unheard companies that pay DoublingStocks to promote their stock.
If this scam is true, DoublingStocks still manages to boast a 84% success rate due to 1000's of their subscribers investing in a company overnight- therefore it is obvious that the company's stock price will rise.
So I find myself in 2 minds about this product: If you want to make cash, it will definitely work, but if you believe it to be a scam-stay away. At the end of the day, the ball is in your court... just keep it rolling.
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