The Oxford Club is a private investment club, which provides its members with investment newsletters, reports, and opportunities from Investment Director Alexander Green.
Alexander Green is the author of multiple newsletters and books concerning investment and wealth in the United States, and has over 20 years of experience working on Wall Street.
To subscribe the Oxford Club and their multiple publications, a Premiere Membership costs $149 a year, while a Provisional Membership – which offers the majority of benefits of a Premiere Membership – sells for just $99 a year.
What Benefits Do You Get With Your Membership?
When you first become a member at The Oxford Club, you will receive five different detailed research reports available on current investment opportunities, including investment in gold, oil drilling, and pharmaceuticals, among others.
You will also get two monthly newsletters, The Communique and The Ultimate Income Letter, which will keep you informed on opportunities throughout the year, as well as email alerts if Oxford Club believes that the stock has hit a ceiling.
If you opt for the Provisional Membership instead of the Premiere, the only benefit you lose is access to the Membership Exchange, with one free listing each year.
All memberships at The Oxford Club are automatically renewed, so if you do not wish to continue your membership after the first year, you must cancel your subscription in advance.
Concerns About Oxford Club
Some of the stocks recommended by The Oxford Club are microcap stocks, or stocks that are generally very cheap per share. These stocks are often criticized because of how easy they are to manipulate.
A company can buy a large amount of shares at the affordable price, then encourage others to purchase the stock to instigate a rise in the share price. Once the price has risen significantly, the company can then sell their shares, resulting in the stock price dropping.
It’s important to double check all stock recommendations that you receive, as ultimately all investments, gains, and losses will be your responsibility.
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1.Pick the bonds labeled b- or better, although the yields are less.
2. Beware of his sell recommendations at a capital loss, which he advertises as "minor" sometimes they are NOT. Try to stay 3-5 years out, good companies, and buy at a discount, and you will be fine. Reject his hi-flyers. He has some flameouts and bankruptcies in those issues, and he has no insider info at all---that I can see.
Right now I do not know how much more time i have left and would not like to leave them without any assets ! I did buy some precious metals and that might be a good alternative, but you never know if that will be a good investment as the government is always threatening to confiscate any money that we have saved, right now more than ever ! I am not pleased as to what they are doing to the citizens of the US ! this is not a letter for a review but an impression of life as it is today !
Is it a good time to invest under these conditions ?
I am not sure what planet you are living on, but the government is already confiscating citizen's money via asset seizure all across America, without warrant or probable cause. The Health Care legislation is also confiscation via taxes and surcharges on the middle class to support this grandiose scheme---with no positive benefit as to health care for the poor or anyone else----just more expensive for the majority of us, and unbelievable intrusion into our personal data and the doctors practice. If things become dicey, expect capital controls and a government haircut to your bank and brokerage accounts a la Cyprus.
Yes, it can happen here and probably will if more pseudo-Marxists get into power.
5-10% in silver and gold bullion, as cheap as possible, will probably be good too.
This administration is bent on wealth redistribution, which was exactly what the Health Care legislation accomplished with no improvement in health care for the poor.
The immigration enthusiasts also want to pick our pocket to support 20-40 million south of the border folks who will require food, housing, medical care, schools, jails, courts, etc.----so taxes will go up to support these "new" voters who vote their pocketbook and freebies only.
Get a competent fee-based financial advisor. That does NOT mean someone who gets paid by commission. It will cost you a few hundred, but it's better than throwing your money away like you have been doing.
Patti
Examine his frequent "sell" recommendations with a jaundiced eye. He has to keep touting bonds to appear active, and often recommends selling a stable bond at a significant loss so that he appears busy and touts a new one for you to buy. You can ruin yourself with this service by selling bonds a lot cheaper that when you bought them, so by stable ones and hold to maturity.
Avoid his hi flyers, and mining and oil are not good bets now.
I am in the Oxford Club for almost 2 years now. However, these payroll certificates are new to me.
Did you join yet?
Let me know soon.
Juan