The Motley Fool has a rating of 2.04 stars from 327 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. Reviewers complaining about The Motley Fool most frequently mention customer service, stock recommendations, and growth stocks problems. The Motley Fool ranks 61st among Stock Research sites.
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Having worked in financial services for 25 years I feel like I can attest to how much rubbish is spouted by financial advisors. Yes, some are good, but most are simply selling mutual funds with no expertise other than sales skills. I learned more about good long term, life changing investing and wealth management in the first year of a subscription than I did in the entire time I spent on Wall Street.
Automatic renewal is concealed, no notice given, and no receipt provided. Unacceptable for a $299 billing.
Automatic renewal is concealed, no notice given, and no receipt provided. Unacceptable for a $299 billing.
The owners of Motley Fool just sell subscriptions and they know that 85% of Americans can't even get a hold of a grand right now so they've shifted to going after folks that have a ton of money invested elsewhere and they're trying to convince them to shift over to Motley Fool! All of their tax burden advice etc. you can find anywhere online! All they do is sell stock pick advice which well trained chimps can do! Once you buy a subscription for $99, after 30 days, they will continue pounding you with sales calls and e-mails to get you to make an even bigger mistake and pay $2500 just for stock advice! If you invest with them the only one who is the fool is you! Besides we're about ready to go through a massive correction cycle! If you're smart you'll run to cash….not these clowns!
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Having worked in financial services for 25 years I feel like I can attest to how much rubbish is spouted by financial advisors. Yes, some are good, but most are simply selling mutual funds with no expertise other than sales skills. I learned more about good long term, life changing investing and wealth management in the first year of a subscription than I did in the entire time I spent on Wall Street.
Tip for consumers:
Start out with Stock Advisor and Rule Breakers. Read everything, don't necessarily buy all the stocks, but get familiar with the philosophy. Follow it bit by bit and eventually your financial life will be sorted.
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It sounds like you’re building a diverse portfolio, which is great! We encourage our members to build a diverse portfolio of at least 10-15 stocks that they plan on holding for a minimum of 3-5 years. It’s our belief that this combination is the best way to counteract the whims of the market. One of the principal tenets here at The Motley Fool is that the best person to handle your finances is you. Although we provide research behind our recommendations, we encourage our members to do their own research as well. It is our firm belief that it serves every investor's best interest to encounter and consider opposing viewpoints.
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I used their services for over 5 years and lost over three hundred thousands from their recommendations. This is a company made of two brothers: one is purely momentum trader and suggests stocks that are going up and the other one suggests stocks that trade far away from highs. They do not understand what makes a good stock or bad one. Except for those well know stocks like Apple, NVDA, 90% of their recommended stocks are junk and now become penny stocks.
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They once suggest that you should use Shopify as the foundation stock (meaning your should buy a lot) and buy others that are now penny stocks. When a tock is doing badly, they ask us to hold for 5 years. For example, Boston Beer dropped from 1400 to 800 in one day. I contacted them what I should do. They say just hold it and it will come back in 5-8 years. Now the stock is 200 and never come back.
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Unfortunately, we're unable to find any accounts with the information you've provided. There isn't a financial publisher, The Motley Fool included, that can promise that a recommended stock will not encounter market fluctuations. Investments are inherently a risk, and the market will fluctuate. When we recommend a stock in any subscription or strategy, we are doing so with the intention of holding that stock for 5 years, minimum. As long-term investors, we recognize that stock prices will fluctuate. That being said, we won’t always recommend a sell just because the stock price drops. We prefer to hold stocks in companies that we are confident in for the long term.
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When I signed up for their service they were heavily promoting CFLT as a stock to buy. I bought it at $65.00 a share and sold it 15 months later for $24.10. It was not a good recommendation.
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I know it’s hard to be accurate when evaluating stock picks, but this was a very big miss.
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I have subscribed to 3 MF services over the last 6 to 7 years. They tout their huge wins time and time again, while neglecting to mention any of their losses. I have also determined that their "buy" recommendations come regardless of the stocks current price wrt value. This causes you to jump in at some of the worst times. As it stands the biggest losers in my portfolio are MF recommendations, while I wait the obligatory 5 years for the uptick.
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I lost half of my account because of my trust in motley fool. I should've know better than to blindly listen to these yahoos. Every week they give buys and they are really the worst timed, worst suggestions that I've encountered. I listened to their pod casts and read all their articles. Thet just want your membership. The catch is, the subscriber is the fool! Do not waste your money. Afterwards, I did much better just putting all my money in the SPY.
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We do not expect all our members to purchase every recommendation we release, as every investor's journey is different. One of the principal tenets here at The Motley Fool is that the best person to handle your finances is you. Although we provide research behind our recommendations, we encourage our members to do their own research as well. It is our firm belief that it serves every investor's best interest to encounter and consider opposing viewpoints.
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I would not recommend it to anyone, Company is actually fooling the customers. 9 out 10 advises are losing 30-50% over time
Tip for consumers:
Do not go with motley fool, they will fool you
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Never using this site again as it is very dodgy.
I receive their email regarding renewal of my subscription. I have then quickly replied to their email and advised I do not wish for the recurring payment to be processed. However, they never answer me.
I tried to call to their phone line as well but it just said all representatives are busy and I must levee a message for them to contact me back.
Very unprofessional service.
If I cannot contact them by the end of next week, I will take action with my bank.
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I've lost 57% of my portfolio thanks to their picks. I recommend you NEVER EVER use Motley Fool. In fact I purchased all 7 of their recommendations at their highest value meaning since the purchase date my portfolio has never been higher than the original value. Total trash!
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Zoom, Invitae Pinterest, all losers since 2020. If I would have held them the recommended 5 years I would have been worse off. When Tom and Dave Gardner were running Motley Fool the recommendations were far better. I lost 10s of $1000s in these terrible stocks. You are better off piggy backing Warren Buffets recommendations, I made my money back on his picks.
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Tom Gardner is co-chairman and CEO of The Motley Fool, and still manages many of our services. Although David Gardner is no longer managing services, he still hosts a weekly podcast - Rule Breaker Investing - and is actively involved in the Motley Fool Foundation.
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Really appreciate the in-depth research the MF staff does. It helps to make sure I have a solid handle on companies I'm researching and considering when I invest for the long term.
The one thing I would recommend it to minimize the number of promotions and buy-ins they email the current members. It does get tedious if you feel like you're always being sold something.
After you sign up for their basic plan you will literally get bombarded with a constant stream of emails desperately trying to sell you more and more. You think you're buying a stock buying advisery service, however it won't be long before you're feeling like if you don't sign up to their additional offers you're actually only getting their third rate service, at best. Their methods are low-class and nasty. The attached photo is one of dozens of sales emails.
Tip for consumers:
Find a professional advisor who won't keep trying to send you more.
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After taking my non refund subscription they sent me a list of stocks I should buy for the long-haul. Within three months every last one of them is down 50 to 60%. - four times as bad as the S&P performance over the same period. Bottom line they sent old outdated news that put me closer to the poorhouse.
Tip for consumers:
Deceptive marketing
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You know, easier to just copy and paste someone else's review. As I feel 100% the same way.
After you sign up for their basic plan you will literally get bombarded with a constant stream of emails desperately trying to sell you more and more. You think you're buying a stock buying advisory service, however it won't be long before you're feeling like if you don't sign up to their additional offers you're actually only getting their third rate service, at best. Their methods are low-class and nasty.
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I have been a subscriber of MotleyFool's Ultimate growth service for close to 2.5 years. This premium service charges $1499 in annual fees. That portfolio since its inception (well over 2 years) has returned -42%. During the same period ASX has returned a whopping +28.65%. Out of the 28 recommended stocks only 2 stocks is is positive territory while the rest are outright losers.
Tip for consumers:
Please stay away from MotleyFool
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The Motley Fool produces content like a spammy ad blog site, pushing out content that is favorable to the institutions and individuals that pay them to write biased "articles". None of what they write is credible or unbiased. For the first several years, they were a great resource but over the years, they've really gone down the gutter. A site full of misinformation and biased rhetoric. Avoid anything they say or sell.
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So buy this stock and pay us $100 is what is in the "news letter". Who do you think buys the stock first? Every look up a stock on Yahoo and see a bunch of stories by these guys? Why are the stories either very negative or overly positive? Read the disclaimers, it depends on if they own the stock... not very fair if they are giving you what looks like a "news" article. I been burnt by taking their advice and would like everybody to understand who is making money here.
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I've lost 10's of thousands (-70%+). I was doing much better with my own picks. Cant think of any mistake I've ever made that cost me more. A DUI would have been cheaper. Avoid Motely Fool at all costs.
Tip for consumers:
Avoid at all costs. Randomly pick stocks. Let your dog pick them. Anything would be better.
I joined motley motley fool thinking it would help me with my investments. I was doing pretty good but though I might be able to do better. I invested thousands into 5 of their top rated stocks. As of 1-2 years they were all duds. I think this company is horrible. Don't sign up.
Tip for consumers:
Don’t use this service. It will make you loose thousands.
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For rule breakers and stock advisor: all positive. My portfolio is crowded with stocks I've bought because of them. I recommend those two services to everyone who's curious about what advice service I use.
For options: not so much. I was pleased for 3 years. But in 2019, the trade alerts from the options service withered away to almost nothing. One of the advisories said that after the beginning of the years trade alerts would resume. But still, almost nothing. I wonder what it is I paid $1000 for? I now recommend against the options service.
People complain about the Fool's marketing overload. That's not the real problem with these guys. The real problem is they have TERRIBLE recommendations. I've lost thousands on stocks recommended by these idiots. These numbers should tell you all you need to know:
APPN? Down $15,800 (I just saw another "buy it" article on the fool today. Great advice.)
LMND? Down $11,900
SKLZ? Down $4,100
Morons. But they ARE good at marketing, and at suckering people for $. Unfortunately, I include myself in that group. Beware.
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I've used Motely Fool for more than 15 years. The experience in terms of learning and profits have exceeded anything that i could have imagined. I started with the Stock Advisor service and kept buying into other Services. Recently, i've renewed my membership in the highest level service (Motely Fool One) for the third time with no hesitation -- the service gives me the information, tools, and confidence to take charge of my own investments.
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I signed up for Motley Fool and paid for some of the premier services (SA and Rule Breakers) - I'm pretty disappointed with the content. I'm fine if they recommend over-hyped companies / momentum names, but the analysis is very weak. I'm looking for some fundamental and technical analysis - numbers, exhibits, trends, margins, financials. What I get is a few paragraphs on high level trends. Perhaps the in-depth analysis is part of higher tier subscription which is the next complaint.
The constant up-selling, click bait to sign up for the next level service is super annoying. I already spent $300 / year on this...
Strong Pass.
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I signed up, made 5 trades based on their recommendations and 4 lost money. And despite paying for a full year, I no longer get the weekly updates so I cant even see their videos. No ability to communicate with them to solve my problem.
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