Comments on: Motley Fool Income Investor http://tradingsystemreviews.net/fundamental-analysis/motley-fool-income-investor/ ....Real Reviews of Trading Systems Sun, 15 Jan 2012 04:11:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Pip Bekkenburg http://tradingsystemreviews.net/fundamental-analysis/motley-fool-income-investor/#comment-39 Pip Bekkenburg Wed, 17 Sep 2008 04:22:46 +0000 http://tradingsystemreviews.net/?p=61#comment-39 Lots of words, not enough hard fact for me. They do at least do some research and spell it out in a way that makes sense rather than so many of these things that promise some amazing system that wall street does not want you to know. It is good for getting to know the stock market, but if you make an effort to learn about the stock market and investing you will quickly outgrow it<ul></ul> Lots of words, not enough hard fact for me. They do at least do some research and spell it out in a way that makes sense rather than so many of these things that promise some amazing system that wall street does not want you to know. It is good for getting to know the stock market, but if you make an effort to learn about the stock market and investing you will quickly outgrow it
    ]]>         By: Rob http://tradingsystemreviews.net/fundamental-analysis/motley-fool-income-investor/#comment-38 Rob Thu, 17 Jul 2008 23:48:00 +0000 http://tradingsystemreviews.net/?p=61#comment-38 What I Liked About <a href="http://tradingsystemreviews.net/newsletter/motley-fool-income-investor/" title="Reviews of Motley Fool Income Investor" rel="nofollow">The Income Investor</a> Newsletter 1) Access to Subscriber only discussion boards. There is a wealth of knowledge on the boards, all <a href="http://tradingsystemreviews.net/newsletter/motley-fool-income-investor/" title="Reviews of Motley Fool Income Investor" rel="nofollow">Income Investor</a> analysts and other <a href="http://tradingsystemreviews.net/tag/motley-fool/" title="Reviews of Motley Fool Newsletters" rel="nofollow">Motley Fool</a> staff contribute to the boards. 2) Issues were available in both HTML and PDF, allowing you to read them online or download them to your computer. 3) The stocks featured include many I had not found or even considered had it not been for the newsletter. 4) For the fee, the analysts do a good job of analysing a company’s fundamentals and provided me with a good level of comfort. What I Didn’t Like About <a href="http://tradingsystemreviews.net/newsletter/motley-fool-income-investor/" title="Reviews of Motley Fool Income Investor" rel="nofollow">The Income Investor</a> Newsletter 1) There were too many MLP (Master Limited Partnerships) and REITs for my liking. 2) They do not give the actual numbers that went into the analysis just a synopsis of the analysts findings, with very little emphasis on the actual numbers given. 3) The $149 (US) to subscribe is expensive. That is $149 I could invest right into the market. 4) Aggressive marketing, they have that slimy marketing focus to them - ‘Millionaire Maker’ or ‘2,365% return from one stock’...ugh!<ul></ul> What I Liked About The Income Investor Newsletter
    1) Access to Subscriber only discussion boards. There is a wealth of knowledge on the boards, all Income Investor analysts and other Motley Fool staff contribute to the boards.
    2) Issues were available in both HTML and PDF, allowing you to read them online or download them to your computer.
    3) The stocks featured include many I had not found or even considered had it not been for the newsletter.
    4) For the fee, the analysts do a good job of analysing a company’s fundamentals and provided me with a good level of comfort.

    What I Didn’t Like About The Income Investor Newsletter
    1) There were too many MLP (Master Limited Partnerships) and REITs for my liking.
    2) They do not give the actual numbers that went into the analysis just a synopsis of the analysts findings, with very little emphasis on the actual numbers given.
    3) The $149 (US) to subscribe is expensive. That is $149 I could invest right into the market.
    4) Aggressive marketing, they have that slimy marketing focus to them – ‘Millionaire Maker’ or ‘2,365% return from one stock’…ugh!

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