Today, for example, subscribers to my Jubak Asset Management site, got an exclusive video of my talking head, with baseball cap, of course, explaining the cause of the day’s plunge in China’s stock market and in the euro and projecting how long each decline might last.
Yesterday, those subscribers got exclusive access to my new weekly Sector Monday post that explained the fertilizer cartel—it has more control over pries of potash fertilizer than OPEC does over the price of oil—named the eight companies in the cartel, and explained why the death of the BHP Billiton bid for Potash of Saskatchewan created a three to four year window for investors to profit from this cartel’s control.
Every Saturday night my Saturday Night Quarterback post, available only to subscribers and sent to them by email on Saturday night, gives you my take on the week ahead—and makes sure you didn’t miss any of what I think were the most important posts of the week.
And, of course, subscribers get first look at everything I write before it appears anywhere else.
Maybe you should think about subscribing. A year’s subscription is only $299. Just follow this link http://jubakam.com/wp-login.php?action=register
This just is not going to work. Jim is not going to be able to run and promote a mutual fund at the same time he gives “timely” advice in this blog. Time to move on folks. The proof is above where he actually tries to say he gave great advice on Potash when long term readers will remember he told us to sell it under $100 just a while ago. Once you go wall street you just cannot escape the conflicts. It was a great run though Jim.
Yea, I went into In n Out burger yesterday. Can you imagine, they tried to convince me to buy a burger. Signs and pictures everywhere! I told the 18 year old behind the counter…… “you need a bigger (gravy boat looking) hat”.
When she looked at me kinda funny, I explained “there will be no touting of your wares to me” and I left in a huff!
That will show her!
I have the same issue as Checkmate. I’ve invested in Jubax through Vanguard, but have no access code to Jubakam. Repeated emails (3 now) have gone unanswered. Not a good way to run a business.
Jim–how about getting the fund available through Interactive brokers. They and Ameritrade are my two best options. [long-time reader and big fan]
–Danvee
I went ahead and invested direct.
If you want to invest in JUBAX, follow this link to find out which brokerages you can use: http://jubakfund.com/invest-in-jubax/invest/
Or you can do it direct.
(Full disclosure: I just invested in JUBAX via etrade)
Jim,
Ditto with BofA Merrill Lynch.
Could you let us know what brokerage firms are on your list to offer JUBAX so we can look at alternatives if necessary?
I have put some money to invest with when you get with fidelity.
Have same problem with Scottrade as mg & Checkmate.
I have same question as chekmate
I am a JUBAX shareholder through Scottrade. I would like to get the free subscription to JAM but my attempts via an email query and a phone call has been unanswered. As a Scottrade shareholder of JUBAX, how do I get a free subscription to JAM?
Blatant self promotion? This is Jim’s site that he pays for, where he has long offered free market commentary, very valuable information, and stock picks. I’ve personally prospered well from the recommendations of his I’ve chosen to buy. Does he not have every right to promote his asset management service on his site??
Jim,
I hope you will let us know if adding JUBAX to Fidelity becomes impossible. Based on how Fidelity handles orders of non Fidelity mutual funds I have my doubts if you will make an agreement.
I would not have a problem with moving money to another company if I need to.
How about Ameritrade or Fidelity?
Jim,
Any plans on adding JUBAX to Sharebuilder? I would love to invest with you, and thus get access to your newsletter.
I wish we could get the comments from the subscribed site when you copy the posts over.
Blatant self promotion will probably not help your credibility Jim. A larger hat size might be in order soon.