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I have received some good investment advice and some not so good. Overall, I would deem my time with fool.com a success. My complaint lies with their insanely aggressive marketing tactics and the never-ending stream of goofy " Three stocks will make you a millionaire" and "If you have $3000 to invest today" articles written by kids who seemingly have no clue. If you subscribe, pick and choose carefully. They recommend SO MANY stocks that you must use fool.com as a starting point and then perform your own independent research.
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