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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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Average Rating for " Oxford Club " is 2.39 out of 5 based on 212 reviews.
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  • I've been a member for a little more than a year. I started with Momentum Alert. What a crock! Lost money on every recommendation! I have learned to wade through all the BS and hype adds. If they talk about a great stock, but want money to tell you what it is, just use the internet and research it yourself. The best thing you can take from it is to get Mark Lichtenfield's book Get Rich With Dividends. Read it, maybe twice, then read what he says in the newsletters. Take what he says, do your own homework, and you can set up your own safe and steady stream of income. You have to do some of the work yourself. My opinion.
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    • you need to set a limit to what you want or need to make on a stock and then sell all or some of it before the word gets out and the stock falls. greed plays a human role in this.
    • I am using Momentum Alert for about 60 days and have experienced good results on about six stocks. all Wins no losses. So that's positive. Market has slowed of late so have stocks so could have been a fluke, but Hey somebody had to recommend those stocks and they all did go up. Other services I am using in same time frame did not do well at all.

      Steve
    • Interested in the Consumer Rebate Program as well.
    • do you have any insight on cash rebate before april 18th
  • m trying to get info on what they are saying abou 60,000 in social security benefits over a period of time if one signs up by April 18, 2016. is this legit
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    • I asked my CPA about this when I filed my returns this year. he laughed and said he knew noting of it. so I called social security and the man told me if you are already receiving social security it would not apply. also he said that was the only new ruling that he knew of.
    • Do you have any information on the Consumer Rebate Program
  • I've been a member now for about 5 years, and overall I'm satisfied, but much of their advertising is greatly misleading. I subscribed to Lightning Trend Trader and it was an absolute disaster. This service is for Biopharmaceuticals, and last year was horrible. I must have lost on 80% of the recommendations, and only one had a 30% or better gain. On the other hand, Lichtenfeld's dividend stock picks are excellent, and I would definitely recommend it if time is in your horizon. What I've learned from Oxford is methodology, and this is rewarding. I just wish I had known earlier before losing a considerable amount of money on their picks.
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  • I have been a member for years. I get the two news letters by email. I am sent what sounds good, in my opinion a dart board is a better pick.

    I am constantly seeing oxford club offering letters 6 months free. Do not fall for it.

    You can sign up and in six months they will take your money.

    They are in the business of selling information and the are very good at it. But as for substance is just not there.

    WAKE UP PEOPLE. OXFORD CLUB IS A BUSINESS TO MAKE A PROFIT OFF OF SELLING YOU UP IN NEWS LETTERS.

    Tell the truth OXFORD CLUB you have more decliners than winners Give the whole story winners and decliners. The 2 news letters have good information, BUT, there is always a but and its a doozy you have to do your own work.
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  • I saw an advertisement for "Forever Dividend Stocks" Six stocks to buy and hold forever. In order to find out the names of the stocks, I will have to sign up with The Oxford Club. Here is my question: is it worth my while and my money to do so? I am wary of stocks and prefer mutual funds.

    From the previous comments I know not to go with his bond suggestions.
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  • I've been getting their newsletter for a number of years, and, in general, their picks have done well, and better than when I have tried to jump on things that I've heard about in the media. Not every pick is a winner, but, on balance, I am better off for following their recommendations. I believe that if I adhered more closely to their methodology, I'd have done better. But, that's on me.
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    • Yep, I too have been subscriber for years, very happy.
    • I don't understand why you would invest your money and not follow the suggestion. It is easy to say "If I had adhered......", but you did not, why????? Must be a good reason why you chose to ignore their recommendations. If you had no good reason, then you should not have signed up,

      Based on all the negative reviews and upsell ads I will skip this newsletter.
  • I have been with The Oxford Club on and off now for the past 20 years! Each and every time I have made money! However just like everything else you have to practice at things first! Paper trade and learn how to candle stick trade and you will always make money!
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  • I joined Oxford Club almost a year ago. I tried the bond advantage, but could never make it work, and I tried, so got out, lost 10% on their "restocking fee" lol. However, I joined Marc's Lightening Trader just last month, feel more confident about that. I think their stock picks are pretty good, but no one wins all the time.

    I am rating this "fair" because I have yet to see the gains or losses from the new investment program.
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  • IN THE VIDEO ON PAYROLL CERTIFICATES THE MAN DOING THE REPORT FORGOT OR INTENTIONALLY DID NO MENTION CAPITAL GAINS LOSSES FOR STOCK HOLDERS.ALSO I HAVE STOCKS THAT GIVE 4 TO 6 % GAINS ON DIVIDENDS WITH DIVERSIFIED INVESTMENTS.INCLUDING MUTUAL FUNDS PRODUCING OVER 17% IN DIVIDENDS AND CAPITOL GAINS AS WELL. PERSONALLY I LIKE THE PAYROLL CERTIFICATES PRINCIPAL EVEN THOUGH I DO NOT HAVE ANY.
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  • I've been with Oxford Club well over 10 years. As stated above, the news letters are very informative and if you are looking for investment education, they have a lot to pick from. I bought the Gone Fishing portfolio some years back and have done quite well. I don't use much of the trading portfolio, but use advice from the others. It's just a personal choice.
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