Motley Fool Everlasting PortfolioAny of you familiar with this service from the MF? I subscribed to Stock Advisor a few years ago and they are hammering me about this service but it’s kind of pricey! Any help will be greatly appreciated!
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I am a fool, and the SA and RB are great and not expensive. The Everlasting portfolio gives you all (most?) of the Everlasting products. They seem to have Rule Breaker and Everlasting products.
It is pricey, and worth it if you have a lot of money to spend to buy stocks. However, if you have under $200k in your stocks, it may not be worth it, unless you are sitting on over $50k of cash.
Like all Fool products, the idea is most of them will produce. Some will be dogs, and others will be superstars. The producers and superstars make up for the dogs. You also need to wait and give these companies time. I did not buy Chipotle, as I could not conceive of it going big. The same with Tesla. I own them now, but I left a lot of money on the table by not buying them when they are in the $50s.
On the flip side, Shopify is up 3,405.98%! an $850 investment is now $29,811.40. I bought it in 2016.
So, do you have the guts, the will, and the money to do it? If you do, you will make a lot of money over the next 5 years. However, you might lose money in one year. And if you sell low, you will be unhappy the next year.
I just bought the MF intro stock advisor program and rulebreakers. They are offering “one time only bs” the Everlasting Portfolio for $1,499. How much did you pay and how much did you invest and make in the program over what time frame?
If you did not accept the offer, how much were they charging at the time?
I bought into the MF earlier in the spring. You just have to pick and choose what you think is the best.
Even though the give some of the same old stuff , its worth it the end, but you have to hold it.