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December 13, 2023

ETF trading newsletters

I’m looking for a good newsletter that trades a small number of ETFs and is not very expensive (reasonably priced like the Stock Gumshoe!). I’ve googled various terms but either the offerings are absurdly expensive or they get a lot of negative reviews. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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Albert, when was AE trading at $1.27? I always see it in the $30-$40 range.[...]

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Thank you for posting this--it's great that it was available on the Gumshoe. Glad I just renewed for another year.[...]

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On Leeb's Aggressive Trader
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rcan1015 I joined this service in September, 2016 and did not receive any recommendations for the initial 3 weeks. They said that the conditions were not favorable for issuing any positions. OK. The next few weeks, they provided three recommendations. Wit[...]

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