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Motley fool is for fools. They recommend the same picks and they give a buy recommendation when the stocks are highly over priced. I honestly believe Motley fool is a pump and dump scheme. I am down anywhere from 50 to 95% on every stock I bought on their recommendations. Buyers beware is the best advice I can give you. My previous reviews of motley called them out and they responded to those reviews exactly how I predicted. Anyone considering subscribing to them, you will be a fool to do so. Seeking alpha or Kramer will give you much better advice. I can't stress enough what terrible forecasts Motley fool predicts. Investing isn't rocket science, your not going to get rich quick. But if you listen to the Motley fools you can go broke quick, that's a promise. NOT only are they taking you to the bank with subscription fees, they recommend a stock, you, and all the other fools buy it which pumps the price up, and the swindlers at Motley fool cash out, dumping their shares and leave you holding a bag of trash stocks. Unless you have way too much money amd are looking for a way to lose a bunch, don't take their advice
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