Who else is getting emails advicing about buying stocks?

These are scams, driving the stock up (usually penny stocks) after they have bought it. Once a lot of people buy and drive the price up, they dump their purchase.

How lucky you are, Lucky! Someone is giving you free stock market advice!

Look, I get 20-30 of these a day. It's called SPAM. They are promoting cheap stocks in a "pump-and-dump" scam. The stocks are real but nearly worthless. They own a bunch of them. They try to generate enthusiasm to get you to buy them, which pumps up the price. When they think it has peaked, they sell theirs. Guess what? You get stuck holding a bag of worthless stocks, now worth less than when you bought them. Sucker!!!

Don't even bother to open these. Look, when you get e-mails from people you don't know, just Delete! Otherwise you are inviting viruses, wasting time, or both.

Unless you have signed up for such emails, anything else that lands in your mailbox is spam and deserves an immediate DELETE.

Some brokerage houses do issue regular bulletins which may include stock selections; but those are generally available only to clients or paid subscribers.

So, anything that is unsolicited landing in your mail is junk and should be treated accordingly ( delete and empty ).

i'm getting quite some them. I even tracked some to work out what got here approximately. that's all clasic pump and unload crap that they elect you to purchase tocontinual the fee up so that they might sell out at a earnings. I save reporting them to my cyber web provider even though it isn't any help. it is worse than the drug mails that seem to have stopped. i'm hoping somebody has the respond.

I receive them daily---They are not adviseable stocks.

Go to a reputable investment company/agency or bank

for stock advice!

Im one of the lucky ones whom also recives these e-mails.....none of them have ever been worth a crap that i checked up on

I get them from kiplinger because I signed up for them. If you don't ask for them, they are scams.