Is Doubling Stocks A Scam?

I'm really sceptical about most newsletters after years of trading.

This is a review of Marl "The Stock Trading Robot" based on my own experience with it.

The Doubling Stocks newsletter gives stock picks that are chosen by an automated trading system that costs $28,000 and is very expensive and high tech (US). No, $28,000 is not a mistake. At that price and level of complexity, this system is definitely for "big kids." There is a way to play, though. You can sign up for the newsletter for only $47 and get Marl's picks in time to make a trade before the opening bell. Once you sign up, Marls' picks will be sent to your email at regular times.

I've worked with a lot of manual and automated trading systems over the past 15 years. I think of myself as a pretty well-informed guy because I've traded stocks on all the major exchanges, as well as options and commodities, and I have several licences in the financial services industry. I've had some success with automated trading systems over the years, but nothing that would let me go to Tahiti and never come back. My ego had to take a few steps back when I found Doubling Stocks. I thought, There's no way this could work.

Do stock bots and automated trading systems work?

No, as a general rule, sorry. The amount of data that needs to be analysed is huge and is getting bigger every day. There are thousands of trading programmes, ranging from those for beginners to those for professionals. Most of them are scams, and the ones that aren't, the ones that pros use, are too expensive for the average trader to even think about.

To programme these systems, you need a huge amount of knowledge. Not only a complete understanding of technical analysis, but also advanced math, statistics, statistical analysis, and programming skills. Because of this, these guys make a lot of money. They are brilliant in many ways.

More on Marl, the Stock Trading Robot

So, what do you do when you're a genius and make a programme like Marl? Carl and Michael, who used to work at Goldman Sachs, don't just sit around doing nothing. Marl was a huge success, but they were ready to move on to something else.

I found the Doubling Stocks newsletter when I was looking for information on market analysis and ways to analyse more stocks faster. I'm a cynic, so I don't usually trust information at first glance. I did a lot of research and found that some people don't like the idea of Marl because it gives big trading firms an advantage. Well, that's the kind of criticism I don't mind seeing, in my opinion. I really want to have an unfair advantage when I trade. I didn't want to spend $28,000 on this, though.

Subscribers to the Doubling Stocks newsletter can see the signals and picks that Marl makes and share in the profits. For those of us who don't work for a big Wall Street firm, it really is the way to go. Here are some of Carl and Michael's claims about Marl:

1. In one second, Marl can do 1,986,832 math calculations.
2. You only have to pay $47 once.
3. It means that Marl can choose very carefully.
4. Marl can look at seven stock charts in one second. I'm lucky if I can really look at seven charts in one day.
5. Very high rate of picking stocks that do well.
6. 100% money back guarantee after 8 weeks!
7. Average returns of more than 100%, often in the first three hours after the market opens
8. Marl's trading formula can always be improved with the help of the feedback loop (all that means is that it learns, and improves)

Find out more about Marl, the robot that picks stocks.

With all the good things I had heard about the Doubling Stocks newsletter, it was worth my time and money to check it out. And since I could get my money back in 8 weeks, I had nothing to lose. That was a lot of time to think about the programme. If it worked, I could make back the $47 I spent on it on the first trade. If that didn't happen, I'd get my money back.

I got my money back, plus more.

I knew this was for real after my first trade. On my first trade, I made back all of my money and then some. I average two trades a week, and even though Marl isn't right 100% of the time (who is? ), the upside profits are enough to keep me happy and my trading account steadily growing.

I was going to make a video so people could see how the programme works, but then I saw that the Doubling Stocks site already has one that shows a real trade and the profit it made.

With the help of the Doubling Stocks newsletter, I have almost replaced my monthly income. I've spent years making money for other people. Now, it's my and your turn. The Doubling Stocks newsletter has given me the chance to do what I really love, trade stocks successfully, and spend time with my family.

It's good to have doubts, I did. But since you have nothing to lose, it's worth a shot. Option 1: You can do what I did and make your money back on the first trade. Option 2: If you try it for 8 weeks and decide it's not for you, you can get all of your money back. I doubt this will happen, though. That's enough time to make a choice without taking any risks.

Here's what I think you should try: