It’s been a while since my last post on Doublingstocks.com found HERE. The most current buy recommendation by this unbelievable world renowned stock picking professional robot is MYEC. Just google “MYEC” they’ve got it covered:

Marl Recommends Buy MYEC
My Stock Trading Robot Can Pick
A Dozen Good Stocks Like MYEC
StockTradingRobot-FREE.INFO/MYEC/

Or better yet just google “doublingstocks” (you can do so by clicking HERE) you’ll see just how much they have their bases covered. Doubling stocks this, doubling stocks that. All the “Doubling Stock Scam!!” sites are affiliates trying to earn a dime selling this breakthrough robot.

As I mentioned in the last post, isn’t it quite remarkable how not only does it pick the stocks (I’m sure we’ll never know the true stock picking and advanced analysis that it used) but on top of that, they happen to get paid on some as well! Imagine that!

So, today is 6/17/2008 I’m extremely curious where MYEC.OB ends up when all is said and done (aka all the e-mails stop pouring out as a great buy, the sellers get bored and start crashing the bid, and so on and so forth). After all this robust company having nearly 68 million shares outstanding as of March 25, 2008 (found HERE in their 10QSB) and currently sitting with a valuation of nearly $250 million (this is done by calculating the current share price by the current shares outstanding)

Should we start keeping a track record like Cramer?
Here’s a start, I’ll let you decide where “MARL” discovered them. Those who follow it can add them to the comment section, I stopped after only listing a few.

MYEC

UOMO

VDTI

BCLN - also thanks to their sister site ExplosivePicks for this one (can’t forget to give props where due)

VNGM

ETNL

In full disclosure I am short 500 shares of MYEC. Rather than an article about how bad MYEC is as a company this is more directed towards those thinking of following the “Stock Trading Robot” and hopefully causing you to double think your decision.

This is the funniest thing I’ve ever read. Here is their last pick: VNGM.OB They (Marl the Robot) picked it. Ever heard of Bobby? The Poker Robot?

Here are a few issues I have with it:
If it’s a robot that picks a stock, how then… does doubling stocks just so happen to get compensated on some of the picks that it finds?

Doublingstocks was compensated two thousand five hundred dollars for highlighting LLSR to our members Doublingstocks was compensated five thousand dollars for highlighting DHNA to our members Doublingstocks was compensated five thousand dollars for highlighting BQTG to our members Doublingstocks was compensated five thousand dollars for highlighting EKII to our members Doublingstocks was compensated five thousand dollars for highlighting PLTG to our members Doublingstocks was compensated five thousand dollars for highlighting WYDY to our members Doublingstocks was compensated five thousand dollars for highlighting ENEC to our members Doublingstocks was compensated five thousand dollars for highlighting SBRX to our members Doublingstocks was compensated five thousand dollars for highlighting NCII to our members Doublingstocks was compensated five thousand dollars for highlighting AVPJ to our members Doublingstocks was compensated five thousand dollars for highlighting IWWI to our members Doublingstocks was compensated five thousand dollars for highlighting SSTP to our members

It’s a bit odd that nearly 50% of the “picks” it recommends they’ve been compensated on … seems like “Marl” the robot is easily influenced.

Next it’s funny when searching for “Doubling Stocks” on Yahoo, Yahoo suggest “Doubling Stocks Scam” as an additional search query.

Lastly, all these affiliates - the real question is, do they make more on the picks or more on sending the business to doublingstocks.com with an affiliate referral link? Such as here, here and here.

They have all bases covered! Even this “exposed” site is an affiliate. http://www.doubling-stocks-exposed.com/

You can even talk with their fake sales rep!
You: Is this a scam?
Josh Says: This is absolutely not any type of scam in any way shape or form. Also, this is not a “get rich quick” scheme. And because of this… if you read the page you’ll see we are in fact looking only for a specific type of person to join.
You: Does the robot pick them or do you influence it?
Josh Says: My name is Josh and I am not a real human. I am a virtual smart agent that has been trained to answer your important questions. Give it a try … what’s your question?

After all I do have to give them some credit… they have quite the marketing campaign going on and are probably developing quite an e-mail list.
I haven’t seen something this intense since the original thestockster.com !

At least Peter Leeds did his homework!

More Info HERE, HERE, and HERE