Robert H.
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good investment information, techically very good
techically is the best info, with good guidelines to take profits and leave the position .

Excellent
358 reviews
GorillaTrades has been a trusted resource for thousands of investors, stockbrokers, and fund managers since 1999 by delivering unbiased, reliable information with an insider’s edge. Each recommendation is clearly explained with the EXACT parameters needed to execute the trade. The Gorilla tells you when to BUY and when to SELL, in simple terms that anyone can understand. There is no guesswork!Begin your Free 30 day trial to start investing like a Gorilla today! THERE IS NO CREDIT CARD REQUIRED
Gorilla Trades (gorillatrades.com) has 358 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
358 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Robert H.
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techically is the best info, with good guidelines to take profits and leave the position .
BobC
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Dollar for dollar the most productive performance based program I have utilized.
Jim G.
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Clear investing recommendations in a risk controlled manner. Daily market commentary provides insight on the mood of the market and indicators to watch.
David A B.
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Overall great product. Who has time to study stocks? I don't and the Gorilla picks solid stocks that have momentum which usually result in a solid gain. Also alerts when a stock reaches a return of at least 8%. Then it's your choice to let it run, sell some, or what I like to do is put a 2% trailing stop on it and let it run, If it continues to run then great. If it pulls back you automatically take some profit
George K.
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Very good service but I generally don't trade that many recommendations from them however they show a good ROR.
Tim H.
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happy with the picks
Ms. OLGA D.
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Great ideas! The three stock picks for 2019 have all made me lots of money
Francis C.
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great service for beginners who would like someone else to do the heavy lifting regarding research. excellent guidance on discipline and keeping emotion out of decision making.