Tag: Tom Gentile

Today I’m taking a look at Tom Gentile’s Microcurrency Trader. I discovered Microcurrency Trader through a page on the Money Map Press website featuring Tom Gentile, who says he shares the secret to uncovering “incredibly lucrative patterns in the microcurrency market” with those who subscribe. He even hints at the possibility of seeing 20X returns on your money (within days). There’s no doubt about it… Tom makes some fairly bold claims about this service. And it costs $5,000 to join,

When looking for expert advice on investing in the stock market, you’re likely to come across a plethora of extremely expensive services promising big results that honestly seem too good to be true. Thankfully, Tom Gentile offers a way for you to get a successful investor’s tips without paying a small fortune. But are his Power Profit Trades legit? Tom Gentile’s Power Profit Trades is a legit free newsletter service. With it, you get short reports sent to your email

Today I’m reviewing Tom Gentile’s Cannabis Lots, through which he claims you can earn up to $20,000 per week, every week, over and over again. But that’s a pretty bold claim. Is it legit? Cannabis Lots isn’t a scam, it’s essentially just Tom Gentile’s cannabis stock options recommendations. But you can only get his stock picks by purchasing a $2,450 subscription to his Cannabis Power Trader newsletter, and making 20k a week is a bold claim to say the least.

Today I’m reviewing Tom Gentile’s Daily Flash Cash, which he claims is so lucrative it can make you over $4,000 in only two hours. But is it legit, or just another scam? Expert day trader Tom Gentile’s subscription-based newsletter Daily Flash Cash gives you options trade recommendations every day that are based on his tool called the “money dial” and a new technology called a “time contingency order.” I don’t believe it’s a scam, but making $4K in 2 hours

Most people are familiar with regular stocks, but options trading is a whole different ball game. That’s why pattern trader Tom Gentile strives to make it easier with his Weekly Cash Clock newsletter. But what’s it really about, and is it legit? The Weekly Cash Clock is a newsletter from Tom Gentile that gives you options trade recommendations based on both patterns spotted by his proprietary system and special “weekly distribution” contracts. It costs $4,995 for a year’s subscription which