Real Yieldstreet Results – Shedding Light On Yieldstreet's Dishonest Marketing Claims

dangers of investing with yieldstreet

Yieldstreet is a dangerous platform that is unsuitable for almost any investor.

Yieldstreet is an incedibly high risk platform which markets itself as stable, safe and predictable.

Retail investors don’t usually experience total loss (defaults) in investments. Typical Stocks, bonds, real estate, even crypto don’t experience absolute destruction of capital with no return. Deafult/Total loss of capital is a common happening for Yieldstreet investors who were lured with claims of consistent returns and 9% performance with little to no mention of frequent defaults.

Our experiences with Yieldstreet investments are radically different than those marketed by Yieldstreet. This site is intended to advise you of actual possible outcomes. We believe that Yieldstreet possibly misrepresents information but at minimum manipulates it.

Defaults

Defaulting Funds

Defaulted funds have left investors with nothing. No principal, no interest, no recourse.

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No distributions for years

"Consistent returns, even when public markets falter" is what Yieldstreet claims. Contrast with the reality that currently at minimum 12 Yieldstreet funds which were sold with expectations of quarterly returns have paid $0 with more in over 28 months.

Zero Growth

Zero Growth, Zero Income

As of April 1, 2024, Yieldstreet’s “Growth And Income REIT” has seen $0 in growth as measured by NAV and has produced $0 income since March 2022.

13.6% Real Estate fund Default Rate

13.6 % Of Yieldstreet’s Real Estate Funds have defaulted as of 3/30/24

Funds with $0.00 Distributions

More than 15 of Yieldstreet funds which were promoted as generating quarterly income have paid $0.00 after 30 or more months.

6.8% Private Credit Default Rate

Of Yieldstreet’s Private Credit Funds have defaulted as of 3/30/24

Default Details

7% of YieldStreet funds have defaulted using their data hidden in plain site. The information listed here is actually available on Yieldstreet’s site, however, it is not easily uncovered and it certainly isn’t given any form of prominence that it should. In fact, it appears to conflict with other information on the site. The animated … Read more

About This Site

Who Are We? My name is Mark and I’m a Yieldstreet investor. I began investing with Yieldstreet in 2019. Crowdsourced oportunities in alternative investments were relatively new and as an investor who was looking to diversify my portfolio I joined several programs including Yieldstreet with a limited amount of capital. For my first few investments … Read more

False Performance Claims

Here is a question: If you invested $10,000 in a fund in December of 2021 where the marketing materials stated: “Investors are expected to receive cash flows from two sources: ~5% of annualized income from property rents, which is expected to be paid quarterly, and the balance of the returns are expected to be achieved … Read more

TrustPilot Reviews

YieldStreet currently has a Trustpilot rating of 2.1 stars as of March 30, 2024 with 27 total reviews distributed as follows: 74% – 1 star 11% – 2 star0% – 3 star15% – 4 star0% – 5 star It is worth noting that the 4 star reviews provide almost no details as to the user … Read more