[DLAddict]

Personally, I think the TrulyRichClub is POOR INVESTMENT for small-time investors.

Gold subscription is 500.
Silver subscription is 250.

Assuming you earn decent pay, and can afford to invest 5000 monthly,
and you subscribe to Silver [250/month],
how much profit should you be earning to break even?

250 / 5000 = 5%.
That means you should be investing in stocks that will earn at least 5% per month
[if you invest only 5000], not to forget that there are also taxes and commissions to be paid!

Only Bo wins if you're a small-time investor.

[george88]

The name of the club speaks itself...

If 500 is too much then magpakarich ka muna bago ka sumali... As simple as that

[DLAddict]

The name of the club speaks itself...

If 500 is too much then magpakarich ka muna bago ka sumali... As simple as that

If that's the case, then the newbies have been trolled by Bo.

[george88]

If that's the case, then the newbies have been trolled by Bo.

I don't know...

Bo use his experience in network marketing and look at the result... effective, profitable, successful

Instead of same product outside he use the information as PRODUCT...

[rds]

Personally, I think the TrulyRichClub is POOR INVESTMENT for small-time investors.

Gold subscription is 500.
Silver subscription is 250.

Assuming you earn decent pay, and can afford to invest 5000 monthly,
and you subscribe to Silver [250/month],
how much profit should you be earning to break even?

250 / 5000 = 5%.
That means you should be investing in stocks that will earn at least 5% per month
[if you invest only 5000], not to forget that there are also taxes and commissions to be paid!

Only Bo wins if you're a small-time investor.

my friend, you are paying for the information / education and not for anything else.

if you attend for any stock trading/investing seminar whether by COL, or by FMIC or by any other - you need to PAY. Or if you want to read about investing you have to BUY books. There's no "free lunch" in investing world.

you need not stick/subscribe at Bo's club if you think you are educated enough to do it on your own.

how much you will pay per month - 250?, then you'll be learned. how much you will lose in stocks if you just plunge in and buy stocks without knowledge - thousand+++ maybe. so which one is better?

i also listened at Bo's CDs "Power Talks" given as free for members. It's as good as listening to Harv Eker seminars (which cost me 1200 pesos for the CD).

IMO, learn about investing as much as possible at some few cost and applying what you've learned, later you can be on your own, you don't need Bo, Harv, RK or Warren Buffet, just you and your knowledge and experience. But while you are not yet in that position, be willing to pay for knowledge. Free (or cheap) information/learning or trial-and-error learning might be more expensive.

[bauer]

"Honesty does not come cheap" - warren buffett

[DLAddict]

@luranski: I used to follow your blog, but after seeing how you "steal" content from Bo Sanchez's PAID newsletter, I lost respect for you.

[DLAddict]

@luranski: I used to follow your blog, but after seeing how you "steal" content from Bo Sanchez's PAID newsletter, I lost respect for you.

And just like that, luranski deleted his previous post. Meh.

[pinoyinvesting]

Truly Rich Club is certainly not for everyone, just like anything else.
for some it may be a waste of money
for others a manna from heaven.

[decapolis]

As they say "INFORMATION is the most expensive commodity in the world"

For those who do not have time to (1) Research, (2) Monitor the market and (3) TO BEAT THE NORMAL PESO COST AVERAGING then JOIN THE Truly Rich Club.

I joined but when i learned the market I've cancelled my membership.

BUT the guidance, knowledge and information that they imparted to me are PRICELESS

Of course you can have it YOUR WAY (like i'm doing now) BUT if you are just a newbie it is better to join this kind of club (OR ATTEND THE COL Seminar the least to educate yourself).

Like the forumer here ferrariEverest (i think he was the one who said it) "Learning is EXPENSIVE". In other words, LOSING money in the stock market is EXPENSIVE.

And TRC track record in their sharing information is good. They are sending previous info (regarding their previous advises to their members) and the returns exceeds 30% ++ if you will stick to the plan/strategy.

And understand that this group is not only a business, TRC supports social and charity works like sending kids to schools, home for the aged, etc. So i think it is a nice group for beginners

Learn! And while LEARNING "earn"! Be guided while your are learning to avoid BIG LOSESS

[pinoyinvesting]

it all depends on one's mindset.
do you think abundance or scarcity?
how you think of Truly Rich Club reflects your answer.

[J3Patino]

Hi! Member of the TRC here for 2 years now.

Share ko lang mga alam ko, baka makatulong sa ibang nandito.
1.) Bo's stock market mentor is Edward Lee of COL. Confirmed from one of his newsletters. Essentially si Edward Lee ang pinaka guide ng TRC when it comes to the stock recommendations.

2.) COL EIP is not same with the TRC recommendations. Tinanong ko to sa COL lecturer nung nag attend ako ng seminar nila. Swerte yung nag t-turo was their VP, so ang dami nyang alam. Sabi nya, may mastermind si Bo, hindi lang si Edward Lee, ang source when it comes to the stock recommendations. Independent bale ang list ng EIP sa list ng nasa TRC.

3.) I agree that "spoonfeeding" ang TRC. Pero as a former teacher, paminsan yun lang talaga ang kailangan ng ibang students. The bad thing is I think most TRC members rely too much on it - kapag mawala yung TRC, paano na sila mag iinvest? Strong recommendation ko is maghanap parin ng ibang sources of information at ipagpatuloy ang pag aral ng investing.

4.) P500 I think is very worth-it kapag kinumpara mo siya sa "investment" ng karamihan na Pinoy, ang Lotto. May nakausap ako na taxi driver paying P180 per day para tumaya sa lotto. Kinwentuhan ko agad siya tungkol sa Truly Rich Club, tingin ko may mas mapapala siya doon, kesa sa lotto.

Ayun lang, sana nakatulong!

[pmtmember]

Hi! Member of the TRC here for 2 years now.

Share ko lang mga alam ko, baka makatulong sa ibang nandito.
1.) Bo's stock market mentor is Edward Lee of COL. Confirmed from one of his newsletters. Essentially si Edward Lee ang pinaka guide ng TRC when it comes to the stock recommendations.

2.) COL EIP is not same with the TRC recommendations. Tinanong ko to sa COL lecturer nung nag attend ako ng seminar nila. Swerte yung nag t-turo was their VP, so ang dami nyang alam. Sabi nya, may mastermind si Bo, hindi lang si Edward Lee, ang source when it comes to the stock recommendations. Independent bale ang list ng EIP sa list ng nasa TRC.

3.) I agree that "spoonfeeding" ang TRC. Pero as a former teacher, paminsan yun lang talaga ang kailangan ng ibang students. The bad thing is I think most TRC members rely too much on it - kapag mawala yung TRC, paano na sila mag iinvest? Strong recommendation ko is maghanap parin ng ibang sources of information at ipagpatuloy ang pag aral ng investing.

4.) P500 I think is very worth-it kapag kinumpara mo siya sa "investment" ng karamihan na Pinoy, ang Lotto. May nakausap ako na taxi driver paying P180 per day para tumaya sa lotto. Kinwentuhan ko agad siya tungkol sa Truly Rich Club, tingin ko may mas mapapala siya doon, kesa sa lotto.

Ayun lang, sana nakatulong!

They should be thought how to fish soon. Kasi ang mga tao lalo na yong mahilig sa spoonfeeding pag nagkamali yong nag bigay ng tip siya pa ang masama. So far ok naman yang kay Bo pero mas ok pag libre lahat

[prnd32]

TRC = a great starting point for people who wish to improve their lives

[pinoyinvesting]

sometimes it's better to have something you paid for, you tend to give more value to that because you know you have some investment on that.