Brownstone Research Reviews

I’ve been a near future report reader for a couple months now, and it is easily my favorite place to read about future investment opportunities and upcoming tech trends. I love how detailed the special reports are and how they answer questions about the company that I didn’t even know I had. This guy actually travels across the country and visits the companies that he recommends. I think that is so important to get an inside look and see how these companies actually function when considering them as your next play. I’m still new but so far I’ve seen good returns. I’m super pumped for this year, there’s a lot of opportunity and I’m glad I found Jeff to guide me through it. I wish you all fat stacks 💵 in the years to come

Great organization of content. I love having the quick links right from the portfolio to each recommendation. I also find it easier to access past letters and research reports. Did I mention push notifications? Instant notification of sell and buy alerts, get the leg up with the Brownstone app! Thank you Jeff and Brownstone for all that you do and of course adding this amazing app!

Well suited for any type of investors. Daily updates with the trends in stock news. They provide analysis alerts. Graphs are shown to show their accuracy rates for stock picking. The daily newletters are filled with very valuable information.

BrownstoneResearch is a good way to access research on iphone with a few exceptions:

- can’t zoom in on graphics/charts/tables (the screen is rather small to be able to see all the details);
- tables that are not embedded images appear distorted to fit the screen; and
- notifications count badge does not work.

I hope they fix it soon.

BEWARE: Misleading sales tactics , you WILL NEVER get your money back. their '90-Day 100% Credit REFUND' simply implies that they will NEVER refund your money back, and instead will give you a 'credit' to use for any of their other subscriptions.

Oh, and they will sell your email address so that your inbox will get flooded up with solicitation emails from people you've never even heard about!

I love BrownstoneResearch. It is very well designed, user friendly, and incredibly fast!

I signed up just before the pandemic hit . I thought it would be a time to cash out.
Jeff said to hang in for a crazy ride.
That it was his recommendation double my account
I up my membership to lifetime
Be Patient and don’t go all in
Thanks

A few glitches but a magnificent APP.

The Brownstone app is intended to replace their current text service (but hopefully not also their email service). BrownstoneResearch lacks the ability to print the communication that issued via BrownstoneResearch . Thus, I am unable to send the communication to a printer, which is easier to read than reading a small phone screen. As a visually handicapped person, this is a serious omission that requires immediate correction.

Brownstone also states that communicatons will be delivered quicker to users via BrownstoneResearch than via their (soon to be discontinued) text service. So far, this has not been the case. In the few days since installing BrownstoneResearch , the text notifications have arrived several minutes before BrownstoneResearch notifications arrived. Since both texts and app notifications are dependent on the cell carrier, there is no inherent speed advantage to an app notification compared to a text notification. Which notification arrives first depends on many factors under the cell carrier’s control. Perhaps Brownstone can be persuaded to retain the text service. I would rather get multiple redundant notifications (i.e., receive notifications via text, email and app) than miss out on a trade because there is no text delivery service and BrownstoneResearch notification was delayed in its delivery to me.

As the text service allows a user to print the text message and (at least for me) the text communications have arrived prior to BrownstoneResearch notifications, I find BrownstoneResearch to be a step backward in communicating important information to their users, and in particular, handicapped users. Hopefully the author of BrownstoneResearch will quickly add a print function to BrownstoneResearch to address this major shortcoming.