Is this a good value??

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Cabin111

I do miss Barron's mostly...I would sometimes enjoy MarketWatch. Yahoo Finance has taken them away. For me...They are asking $12. per month for regular Joes/Janes. The value isn't there at that price. About 43 years ago (as a college student) I could get the Wall Street Journal cheap...There was no internet. It was the best thing going, in it's day. So how much is a MarketWatch & Barron's subscription worth to you??

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No. if you were to subscribe to something, I'd take a strong look at FT if you trade US + Int'l or WSJ if you're just trading the US. Nothing you read will give you an edge, but it will keep you informed as to what is happening on the street, in the economy, and policy (monetary & fiscal).
 
longandshort said:
No. if you were to subscribe to something, I'd take a strong look at FT if you trade US + Int'l or WSJ if you're just trading the US. Nothing you read will give you an edge, but it will keep you informed as to what is happening on the street, in the economy, and policy (monetary & fiscal).
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I guess you get what you pay for...A bit pricey for me. It's hard to glean critical information now a days.

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if you gave me 10$ a month I'd probably look into FT, WSJ, Barrons, Benzinga, MarketWatch and the likes. It's all slow curated bullshit. Nice weekend read but not useful for trading.
 
I think there's so much info for free online nowadays, I feel this is like losing money before you start. I prefer to study the charts and patterns to make my trades.
 
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