Great service for new ideas Great service for new ideas. However you still need to do your own homework to ensure their recommendations fit for your portfolio / investing style. It's a good forum for investors, but not suited to those who need more hands on guidance for portfolio building.

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).

Overall very good Overall very good! Certainly better than the fund managers that previously held my money for ten years with minimal returns. I don’t invest in all of their suggested companies, but the 12 to 15 that I did buy shares in, have done well. Like the FOOL suggests, do your own research and due diligence before committing to buy any shares. I will continue to subscribe to “Stock Adviser” & “Dividend Investor”

Excellent buying advice Excellent buying advice, not so good on the selling side. I have had several multi bangers (Paycom, Shopify, Acuity Ads, Fulgent, NVIDIA) but for the most part, missed selling on the peaks. One quibble I have is that I often have difficulty separating the paid advice from the teasers and then when I try to find the teaser tip on the service that I have paid for and to which the tease belongs, I can't find it. I will continue with Stock Advisor and will pick up Hidden Gems next year.

I certainly will not renew my… I certainly will not renew my subscription. You are amateur stock pickers. The stocks you recommend they are very risky. High beta, negative cashflow, negative earnings and high P/E ratios with high debt. You pick high risk hi reward stocks. This is not investing ,this is gambling. Thank God I did not take your advise in the last 2 yrs. How can you call yourselves stock pickers.