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Can anyone recommend a decent financial publication? (Original Post) RandySF Sep 2022 OP
We used to get SmartMoney back in the day. Online saying Kiplinger's still great sprinkleeninow Sep 2022 #1
NFI... but posting to see if anybody does. OAITW r.2.0 Sep 2022 #2
Try motleyfool.com brush Sep 2022 #3
Well, Murdoch bought this one as well, but another old, OLD Wall Street standby ... A HERETIC I AM Sep 2022 #4
The Economy Group is always right: when the market goes up "its a bubble its a bubble" progree Sep 2022 #5

sprinkleeninow

(20,237 posts)
1. We used to get SmartMoney back in the day. Online saying Kiplinger's still great
Mon Sep 26, 2022, 01:53 AM
Sep 2022

even after many decades.

A HERETIC I AM

(24,366 posts)
4. Well, Murdoch bought this one as well, but another old, OLD Wall Street standby ...
Mon Sep 26, 2022, 02:48 AM
Sep 2022

Is Barron's

There's always Bloomberg

And Rueters.

Morningstar is quite good.

The Financial Times is a standard in the UK

Fortune magazine has been around for decades and is published monthly

Some financial news services require subscriptions that can be quite costly (The full Bloomberg Terminal suite will run you around $2,000 per month) and/or require a trading license, but the above links all have free sides or very affordable monthly subscriptions.

Hope that's a little help.

progree

(10,901 posts)
5. The Economy Group is always right: when the market goes up "its a bubble its a bubble"
Mon Sep 26, 2022, 03:18 AM
Sep 2022

or a dead cat bounce engineered by the Wall Street Casino and the Plunge Protection Team (that's phase I of Pump and Dump).

and when it goes down, it's "See, I told you so" (Voilà, that's phase II)

While Permabears don't accumulate much wealth, they have the great satisfaction of being always right. Oh, and "progressive" too.

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