Many of our readers have asked us how we can offer Daily Trade Alert at no cost.
The truth is…
Instead of charging you a subscription fee, 100% of our operations are funded by advertisements — like the Google ads you see on each and every page of DailyTradeAlert.com. To help you clearly identify one of these ads, we label them as “advertisement” or “sponsor.”
So what does all this mean to you as an investor?
First, you can rest assured that the recommendations you’ll find at Daily Trade Alert are carefully selected without any hidden agenda or ulterior motive whatsoever.
We’re not trying to sell you anything. If you look throughout our entire site, you’ll see that each and every one of our services is 100% free. (If you’re asked to buy something it’s because you clicked on an advertisement by an outside publisher and you left our website).
The only way we can earn your trust and keep you as a reader is if we point you toward profitable investment ideas. So that’s our aim.
That said, the recommendations we feature on our website and in our daily newsletter come from some of the nation’s most respected investment analysts, each of which have strong, proven histories of success.
These analysts include, but are not limited to…
- Dr. Steve Sjuggerud, editor of True Wealth
- Dr. David Eifrig, editor of Retirement Millionaire
- Dr. Kent Moors, editor of Energy Advantage
- Dr. Melvin Pasternak, editor of Trade of the Week
- Dan Ferris, editor of 12% Letter
- Porter Stansberry, editor of Stansberry’s Investment Advisory
- Louis Basenese, editor of Wall Street Daily
- David Fessler, editor of Investment U
- Matt Insley, editor of Daily Resource Hunter
- Jack Barnes, editor of Money Morning’s “Buy, Sell, or Hold”
- Jeff Clark, editor of The S&A Short Report
- Martin Hutchinson, editor of Money Map Report
- Matt Badiali, editor of The S&A Resource Report
- Larsen Kusick, editor of Phase I
- Ian Cooper, editor of Wealth Daily
- Justin Bennet, editor of The Dynamic Wealth Report
- Karim Rahemtulla, editor of Wall Street Daily
- Brian Hunt, editor of Brian Hunt’s Market Notes
- Chris Mayer, editor of Capital & Crisis
Many of these experts have PhDs and MBAs and have authored best-selling books on making money in the market, run successful hedge funds, worked with major investment banks, spoken at high-profile investment conferences around the world, developed investment education curriculum for universities and money-management firms, appeared on CNBC, Fox Business News, Bloomberg TV, CNN Radio and have been quoted by The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, The Washington Post and more.
