The problem with BBS stocks is that they are all either undervalued or offer great potential. Could it also be that some of them are dogs? To maintain its credibility...and readership, BBS will never admit to it and it's up to us, as individuals, to make our own investment decision. As an investor, I am not looking for the 10 bagger stock and would be very satisfied with beating the market average. So far, as an investment letter, BBS is well below average for performance and above average for reporting. At the end of the day, excuses and broken promises will not add value to our portfolio.
I agree, the Market is a dynamic place, things can change fast and suddenly, which may lead to short term volatility. However, for someone very close to the market, you would expect BBS to be able to read into some of the major trends and market development and have this information shared and benefit her subscribers.
One last point, a common thing among BBS favourite stocks is that they have supposedly good and competent management. Either Laurel is a poor judge of people quality or she is being manipulated by some of them for their own benefit. |
