Is Profits Unlimited a Scam? (Honest Review)

The thought of making big profits in the stock market is exciting.

And today I’m reviewing Paul Mampilly’s Profits Unlimited, which he says can help you do just that. Even if you’re a total beginner at trading on the stock market.

Is it legit? Profits Unlimited isn’t a scam, it’s an investment advisory service edited by Banyan Hill Publishing’s Paul Mampilly that shows you how to invest in emerging trends and technology stocks. But you could still lose money following the stock picks.

And just because the service is legitimate doesn’t mean it will suit everyone who joins. As with any service, how worthwhile it is will depend largely on your goals and preferences.

With that said, let’s take a closer look at who’s behind Profits Unlimited, how the service works, and some of the pros and cons to help you decide if it’s right for you.

Who’s Paul Mampilly? And Is He Legit?

Paul Mampilly is the creator of Profits Unlimited and an expert investor who has made a lot of money investing in the stock market over the past 25 years.

He started out as an assistant portfolio manager for Bankers Trust before later moving on to work for companies like ING and Deutsche Bank, among others.

At one point, he even helped take a hedge fund from $1.3 billion to $25 billion, which led Barron’s to name it one of the world’s best hedge funds.

He’s also managed to build up an impressive portfolio of his own. For example, he was an early investor in Facebook and Netflix before they took off and made a killing as a result.

So based on his track record, Paul has a knack for identifying emerging tech trends and investing in the companies that are poised to profit when the technology takes off.

And now he works for a company called Banyan Hill Publishing, where he creates investment services like Profits Unlimited, True Momentum, Rapid Profit Trader, and several others.

He also releases various “presentations” about different investments he’s bullish on, and I’ve written about several of them, uncovering his stock picks in the process.

For example, I’ve written about his “12 Million Mile Battery” prediction and managed to expose a stock he’s interested in related to EV batteries.

And before that, I wrote about his blockchain stock pick.

Is he legit?

Paul Mampilly is a genuine investment expert, he’s been doing this for over two decades and has worked with some of the biggest companies, banks, and hedge funds in the world.

He’s also been featured on CNBC, Fox Business, and Bloomberg to name a few and many people speak highly of his newsletters.

That doesn’t mean all of his recommendations will help you make money (nobody has a crystal ball). And like most successful people, there are some complaints out there about some of the services he runs. But I don’t believe he’s a scammer.

What Is Profits Unlimited?

Profits Unlimited is an investment advisory service that shows you how to invest in trends and technology like self-driving cars, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things (IoT).

As mentioned, it was created by Paul Mampilly, who’s an expert at identifying trends and using these as a way to profit.

He looks at “under the radar” companies that he says are set to explode higher when a given technology takes off. And shows you how to invest in these companies.

As a member of Profits Unlimited, you get direct access to Paul’s stock recommendations, which he says has worked out well so far for subscribers.

He doesn’t just tell you what to buy though, he explains the reasons why he chooses each stock and shares his analysis with you through detailed monthly newsletters and weekly webinars. Which helps educate you so you’re not just blindly following his advice.

You also get some training and bonus reports when you sign up. However, which bonuses you get depends on which page you sign up through.

For example, I initially found out about this system through a presentation about America 2.0, which is all about a megatrend he says will lead to the “fourth industrial revolution” and result in an unprecedented economic boom.

But then I found another page he uses to pitch Profits Unlimited, where he talks about the “Greatest Innovation in History”. This focuses a lot more on technology and how a certain tech company he’s investing in is part of a $19 Trillion Revolution.

Either way.. both presentations lead to the order page for Profits Unlimited. The only difference is how much you pay and what bonuses you get for signing up.

In the next section, we’ll take a closer look at exactly what you get access to as a member, so you know what to expect before signing up.

What Do You Get as a Member?

The core of the “system” is a detailed newsletter that is sent to you via email each month, which Paul refers to as a “monthly briefing.”

But you get a bunch of other stuff with your membership. Such as access to Paul’s model stock portfolio, weekly webinar updates, trade alerts, and bonus reports.

Let’s break each of these down in more detail.

Monthly newsletter: Each month Paul sends members a newsletter that breaks down a new investment he and his team are interested in. So, over the course of your 12-month membership, you get 12 new stock recommendations. But it’s not just a hot tip, you also get an in-depth analysis of the company and why he’s investing in it.

Model portfolio: This is your “go-to” chart to see all the stocks that are currently on Paul’s buy list, as well as when to buy and for how much. The idea is to use this information to position yourself according to Paul’s recommendations.

Weekly updates: These are short, weekly update webinars/podcasts where Paul discusses current trends, news and events, and the impact these will have on your positions. He also uses this to answer frequently asked questions.

Trade alerts: Not every trade goes the way it should, and sometimes there are stocks Paul recommends buying in between the regular newsletters, which is where the trade alerts come into play. This is how you keep in the loop of any updates through email.

In addition to these core membership features, you also get some training guides so you know what you’re doing and some bonus PDF reports. And which ones you get depends on the page you sign up through and which membership option you select.

How Much Does Profits Unlimited Cost?

Profits Unlimited costs either $47, $79, or $129 per year depending on which membership option you select. Here’s a breakdown of the options:

• Standard subscription: $47 per year
• Premium subscription: $79 per year
• Deluxe subscription: $129 per year

The only real difference between these is that the more expensive membership tiers come with digital AND print versions of the monthly newsletter and give you different bonuses, which change fairly regularly.

Also worth mentioning is that, regardless of which membership option you select, Profits Unlimited automatically renews at $97 per year. Which you don’t find out unless you look at the fine print.

Are there any upsells?

Aside from the previously mentioned higher-cost memberships, there are other (more expensive) services offered to you as a member.

Paul has a range of other services that cost $1,000s, and Banyan Hill works with other investment gurus who also have multiple services.

Some of these are simply available for you to purchase on the Banyan Hill website, while others are recommended from time to time. But these are all optional.

Is there a money-back guarantee?

There is a money-back guarantee in place. If you’ve watched the videos and read the newsletters and aren’t happy within 12 months, you can request a full refund. Although it may be worth checking this before signing up as the terms are subject to change.

Pros and Cons of Profits Unlimited

As with any investment subscription, there are positives and negatives to consider before joining, and this is no different.

Pros

• Paul Mampilly is an expert investor who shares his knowledge and actionable insights with members of the system. This means there’s a potential you could profit by following his recommendations.
• The membership includes a ton of value. Like weekly webinars, monthly newsletters, a model portfolio, and other great features.
• You get insight into why Paul is investing in a given stock, not just which one he’s recommending.
• The cost is very low at $47 per year and there’s even a money-back guarantee in place, which reduces a lot of the risk in getting started.

Cons

• There are some pretty bold claims made in the sales pitch, which personally I feel could lead to unrealistic expectations, and it doesn’t really explain the potential downside risks enough, in my opinion.
• Investing in the stock market, regardless of who’s advice you’re following, is risky. Even people who invest in large-cap stocks and indexes have lost large amounts of money during times of stock market volatility.
• The automatic renewal price ($97) is above the price of the standard subscription ($47), yet this is only mentioned in the fine print where few people look.

My Overall Opinion

Overall I think Paul Mampilly is a legit guru who knows what he is doing when it comes to analyzing and investing in the stock market. Particularly when it comes to trends and emerging technology.

And he shares this knowledge with you as a member of Profits Unlimted, so you can take this insight and use it to help create a profitable portfolio.

However, there are some drawbacks as I just mentioned. And there is no guarantee you will make money following Mampilly’s stock picks. So while I think it could be worthwhile for anyone looking to learn about his recommendations, it’s not a get-rich-quick thing.

Related Questions

What stocks does Paul recommend?
Paul recommends investing in companies that he believes are set to make large profits from an emerging trend. His picks typically relate to technology but can be any stock he believes will rise significantly in the future.

What is Banyan Hill Publishing?
Banyan Hill is a publishing company that works with guys like Paul Mampilly to publish free and paid content in the financial and investment space.

Is Profits Unlimited a scam?
Profits Unlimited is not a scam in my view, because as a member you get actionable insights from an expert investor, Paul Mampilly. The sales page is a bit overhyped, and it probably doesn’t talk about the risks enough, but I don’t think it’s a scam. Not to mention, you can request a refund if you’re not satisfied after buying.

How do you get started?
To subscribe to Profits Unlimited you just need to go to the Banyan Hill website (banyanhill.com), navigate to the “Premium Content” tab, and click on the link for the Profits Unlimited service. From there, you can create your account and get started.