Comments on: Getting out of Zeal Newsletter Subscription http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2007/12/getting-out-of-zeal-newsletter-subscription/ A site to share my tips, tools, and humble thoughts on the journey to wealth Sun, 02 Oct 2011 19:26:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Grant http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2007/12/getting-out-of-zeal-newsletter-subscription/comment-page-1/#comment-3653 Grant Fri, 14 Dec 2007 23:57:35 +0000 http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2007/12/getting-out-of-zeal-newsletter-subscription/#comment-3653 I don't blame you, Frugal. If you want an overall view of the market, turn on CNBC and listen to the talking heads for a few minutes. I'd love to have a resource that profiles, in depth, individual stocks. Not necessarily a recommendation to buy, sell or hold, but just an overview of the company, and maybe a comparison to the peers in the industry. I've started trying to do this at my blog, as I've come across few others that actually dig into the financials of individual companies. I've never really put much credibility into financial newsletters. The guy writing them is out to make money, plain and simple, and could really care less if you make money off his recommendations, so long as he gets your subscription. And it appears in your case, he has no intention of giving your money back if you determine his paper is nothing more than a rag. -Grant I don’t blame you, Frugal. If you want an overall view of the market, turn on CNBC and listen to the talking heads for a few minutes.

I’d love to have a resource that profiles, in depth, individual stocks. Not necessarily a recommendation to buy, sell or hold, but just an overview of the company, and maybe a comparison to the peers in the industry.

I’ve started trying to do this at my blog, as I’ve come across few others that actually dig into the financials of individual companies.

I’ve never really put much credibility into financial newsletters. The guy writing them is out to make money, plain and simple, and could really care less if you make money off his recommendations, so long as he gets your subscription. And it appears in your case, he has no intention of giving your money back if you determine his paper is nothing more than a rag.

-Grant

]]> By: Peter Duke http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2007/12/getting-out-of-zeal-newsletter-subscription/comment-page-1/#comment-3651 Peter Duke Fri, 14 Dec 2007 14:15:48 +0000 http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2007/12/getting-out-of-zeal-newsletter-subscription/#comment-3651 Frugal, As far as advice in the arena of PM, I think you may find value in replacing your Zeal subscription with one from Steven Kaplan at www.truecontrarian.com or perhaps reading Tom Szabo's updates on his silveraxis.com website. Mr. Szabo is wirking on a pay site for the new year and I feel it will be a valuable resource. Mr. Kaplan gives a broader view than just the PM sector, and reading him helps keeps one balanced with an opposing viewpoint to the popular one. Keep learning and sharing with us! Frugal,
As far as advice in the arena of PM, I think you may find value in replacing your Zeal subscription with one from Steven Kaplan at http://www.truecontrarian.com or perhaps reading Tom Szabo’s updates on his silveraxis.com website. Mr. Szabo is wirking on a pay site for the new year and I feel it will be a valuable resource. Mr. Kaplan gives a broader view than just the PM sector, and reading him helps keeps one balanced with an opposing viewpoint to the popular one.

Keep learning and sharing with us!

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