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You obviously didn't look to hard...in stock advisor section it has a page that lists all their recommendations and when they were made...I took the 21 most recent and built the pie linked in previous post. Any money put into the pie was basically evenly divided amongst them.
Tom releases a couple every week. David releases a couple every month....Tom in the most recent vidcast (last thursday) also mentioned several of his "runner ups".
*correction* Amazon and Tradedesk were not included in the pie since I had them already in another pie.
So, not only does the $99 get them one more subscriber to spam, but it allows them to further boost the price of all of their picks as it is one more potential person who will buy the stocks they recommend. To be fair, this is true of all investment newsletters, and actually isn't much different than how stock prices move immediately after an analyst issues a new price target.
Very aggressive spamming. I was able to stop most by unsubscribing manually. Most of these tips can be found elsewhere, but it helps to pressure check my long term investments. I would never pay for this though.
Also keep in mind, you could have put money into almost anything and made gains over the last year. And if you entered the market late Jan (during the dip), the last 2 weeks in Feb have been crazy.
So, not only does the $99 get them one more subscriber to spam, but it allows them to further boost the price of all of their picks as it is one more potential person who will buy the stocks they recommend. To be fair, this is true of all investment newsletters, and actually isn't much different than how stock prices move immediately after an analyst issues a new price target.
Lets clarify here...Motley fool has nothing to do with the stock rising and is actively trying to make corrections to this. It's a bunch of bots and they start buying as soon as the recommendation is made. Their whole thesis is they don't give a damn what happens to it this hour, day, month. Their recommended hold time for all their picks is 3-5 years.
I've had excellent returns from some Seeking Alpha Posts...and also from some free fool.com posts. The catch comes in identifying which people are idiots and which know what they are talking about. Julian Lin on Seeking Alpha wrote an article titled something like "There is no light at the end of the tunnel for Tanger" (Stock symbol SKT) and admitted he shorted the stock around 12/24.....over the next couple of weeks it shot up 50%..since them it's shot up another 20%. I take issue with someone trash talking a stock after admitting they shorted it. High Yield Landlord has some decent suggestions if you can ignore their strenuous efforts to get you to pay $399 for their marketplace service.
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Also keep in mind, you could have put money into almost anything and made gains over the last year. And if you entered the market late Jan (during the dip), the last 2 weeks in Feb have been crazy.
Well if you want to get down to it a monkey throwing darts at a stock list could have made money since April 2020 thanks to covid and the stocks would be up 40-60% by now. (back to their pre covid rates) It happened with all the reits (and I know because I had SEVERAL)....energy and finance also had their own shots in the spotlight.
Also keep in mind, you could have put money into almost anything and made gains over the last year. And if you entered the market late Jan (during the dip), the last 2 weeks in Feb have been crazy.
Good to know. Thanks.
I've missed out big time by not educating myself enough and starting earlier
Got it. Is it dead for all the shopping portals?
I guess I am late for the party 😔
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I guess I am late for the party 😔
One month late....