Author/Editor
Jason Moser
Publisher
Motley Fool
Description
High-end portfolio service from the Motley Fool, recommends an allocated portfolio of stocks around a theme (mostly “5G” in this case), and provides commentary and updates on those stocks, regular rebalancing/reranking of the portfolio, and occasional additions of new stocks. Formerly called “Extreme Opportunities,” this service is now under the Fool’s Rule Breakers brand.
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I have subscribed to 5 of the Motley Fool’s services. My ranking of them would be like like
1-10X Portfolio
2-Stock Advisor
3-Extreme Opportunities 5G
4-Rule Breakers
5-Everlasting Portfolio
It’s not my favorite of their subscriptions, but my stocks from that portfolio are still by far beating the market so I’ve got nothing to complain about. Of the 5, the only one I asked for a refund on was the Everlasting. It was a good, not great service, but my own personal picks (which have consistently beat the market) were doing better and I have no interest in paying for a service that pulls down my average. The other 4 have been an improvement to my overall portfolio so I have been happy that I subscribed to them and I plan to continue subscribing to various Motley Fool subscriptions in the future unless I get so good that I don’t need the help anymore.
I’ve subscribed to Stock Advisor & Rule Breakers for 2 or 3 & 1 year(s), respectively, although in the last few months I kept selling at the top ( which is good), but then was worried about buying them, again, & until this last week, they have all been SO expensive, at least for me. Friday, though, I started to wonder if I had made a mistake in switching mostly to Navallier’s Accelerrated Profits, because they are pretty much all, for me, in the red. If I had bought them when first recommended, though, they would still be up. Hopefully, these will go up soon, but who can tell? The stocks are MUCH cheaper, but googling for information made me a little nervous on my favorite, for sure, as it fell.
I thought about Motley Fool’s options service, but they say it isn’t currently available. I thought options did better in volatility, which is why I wanted to recheck the price, & consider.
If you have bought growth/ tech stocks within the last few months, they are all in red no matter who is running the show. A lot of us users from the latest fool 10x service are feeling the heat as well. That being said if you want to really enroll in options then you can always call them up and enroll over the phone.