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Invested 10K and a year later I have 2k during 2021 which was a banner year. APPH and JMIA are some of their stellar pics that were a disaster. I paid for the premium $2,000 service. These guys are obviously consistently acting out of pure self-interest. IMHO the SEC should look into their advisory opinions, because something is clearly rotten. I hope this helps the small, individual investor like myself. A monkey throwing darts would have way better results. Good luck to you all.
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I would recommend following trends. Few of these guys/gals are more than Fortune Tellers. Look for good stocks that are low in value and have history of paying good dividends.
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Premium services for all their top categories. Called "Fool Premium" and costs $2,000 per annum. The only fool was me while these mercenaries laugh all the way to the bank.
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