Motley Fool Stock Advisor takes the mumbo jumbo out of market talk

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As a subscription service, Stock Advisor keeps its nose deep in current trends — and keeps you continuously clued in on potential gold mines and pitfalls. Every month, The Motley Fool’s team of experts with combined centuries of experience in the markets and armed with lightning-fast data aggregators and predictive algorithms offers members two solid stock recommendations. Additionally, each recommendation comes with a detailed article that explains why the team made that pick — Stock Advisor is about real data and hardcore analysis, and not mystical hand-waving that’s meant to provide cover for so-called “systems” that might as well be chimpanzees throwing darts at a ticker tape.

Plus, unlike other services, Stock Advisor doesn’t just limit its focus to a single area of the market. Its job is to find potential winners wherever they may be, and so it opens up the full range of the stock market to members, the individual investor, so that they can make their own investment decisions backed by sound research and expert recommendations that weren’t taken lightly.

Along with that, every month, Stock Advisor updates 10 stocks in its Best Buys Now section and publishes a yearly set of Starter Stocks suggestions that are meant to get Stock Advisor newbies off on the right foot — why wait on building that nest egg?

And, obviously, some stocks go up and make everyone who has invested some great returns, while others… Well, let’s just say that there was a point in time on the Titanic when the smart people started sizing themselves up for a life preserver, and when the others, um, didn’t. Stock Advisor doesn’t see itself as just a cheerleader for the Dow Industrial Average — you’ll get honest and clear recommendations from Stock Advisor about when it’s necessary to sell stock in a company, along with explanations of those assessments. That’s in addition to a constant stream of painstakingly researched articles on major changes at companies that Motley Fool thinks members need to know about before they make their investing decisions, bonus reports on any number of subjects that are germane to any well-informed investor’s interests, the benefits of being part of a lively and informative personal investment community of like-minded members and access to Motley Fool Live for up-to-the-minute market news and analysis.

Of course, Stock Advisor would itself tell you that the real story’s in the numbers, and the numbers don’t lie. Even just a quick glance at Stock Advisor’s historic performance against the S&P 500 Total Return Index demonstrates why Stock Advisor has won so many awards — you’re talking about over a 500% better return in 2020 with Motley Fool Stock Advisor over the S&P 500 (as of 8/10/21).

At the introductory rate* of only $99 a year, Motley Fool Stock Advisor is an investment not to overlook.

*Based on $199/year list price. Introductory promotion for new members only. Note: The offers above reflect the available offers at the time of publication.