Adjust Advice Sooner I've followed Motley Fool advice for a few years. During the 'good times' the advice has been good. My criticism is in not seeing that high flying growth stocks would be hit as hard as they have been, and both continuing to recommend purchases and failing to recommend sell (eg. Shopify, Zoom).

You get very little information with your original purchase… Their aggressive upsell tactics started the moment I subscribed as well. I thought I was buying into their complete program only to find out that it was the most basic with little to no info. Then came constant emails to spend more on the juicer information. I receive more emails in a day for upsells than I do for good information on stock picks. I agree that it's a disgustingly greedy and self defeating tactic.

Is there a rating less than 1 star???! Is there a rating less than 1 star? I took a membership on Stock Advisor for one year. I can't describe how disappointing it was. There's absolutely nothing useful there. The content is often outdated and simultaneous reviews by Motley writers contradict each other on a regular basis. Get ready to be heavily spammed for more of your money upon joining. There will be a barrage of messages and emails telling you about "once in a lifetime" opportunities....blah blah blah. Reviews follow the same tired scripted format over and over. You get a loose review followed by the usual blurb about Ian's "winning formula". Take my word for it and save your money for a membership with a "real" stock review site with in depth stock analysis.

Good things come to those who wait. Now I know the " market" really sucks right now but I have every confidence the stock I have, that were recommended by Motley will make a recovery. Motley recommends solid companies and the stock market tends to rollercoaster. I am patient, I'll wait. Motley has helped me amass wealth! I thank the Lord for them and their advice. I will retire comfortably.

Overall good service Overall good service, absolutely trustworthy even if not always correct in the long run. I would prefer not to have as many additional opportunities for new/overlapping services, all for significant prices. I strongly suggest that you install a service that permits users to dial up past MF comments on any stock they are interested in, rather than just the stocks that MF features at the current time. Even MF comments that are a few months old would be useful. Thanks for your efforts. Keep up the good work!