Hi, fellow investors and speculators! I thought I'd start my first thread by asking a very basic question when it comes to getting your feed about the stock market. If you have either a WSJ or a BI Prime subscription, why do you like it and how do you think you are benefited from it in terms of meeting new investment opportunities? Also, if you have tried both, which one do you think offers the best value for your money? Although, I am mainly interested in buying either of these two subscriptions right now, I would be open to hear any other alternatives you favour over them! Your experience and insight is appreciated in advance, guys!
I'm sorry for posting here but I want to purchase a subscription too but I don't know which one to choose, did you manage to choose something?
Hey, Konstantinos. I have a business, I'm selling N95 masks and I can say that it's not worth to have a subscription to Wall Street and Business insider, if you're a newbie because you don't understand how to use these things right now. If you're a beginner and you have a business, it's better to pay attention to it, for example, you can create a plan according to business levels, they will help you to choose the strategy which will help you to develop your business. I had the small one and I managed to become one of the best mask sellers because of them, I found out about them 3 months ago, I was browsing a forum about business and I found an article, check it out, if you want to know more about it: https://tracktime24.com/Blog/business-level-strategy
Investors Business Daily is the only subscription I have. Not sure if I'm going to renew it this time around but have been reading it for years. Online version is at www.investors.com.
I think both sources are great. Indeed, for investors and entrepreneurs, it's always recommended to check all available sources of info.
Personally, I find WSJ great for in-depth analysis and comprehensive market coverage. It helps me discover new investment opportunities and provides valuable insights. On the other hand, BI Prime offers a fresh perspective with its fast-paced reporting and unique angles. It's more concise and suits my on-the-go lifestyle. As for value for money, it depends on your preferences and investment style. Both have their strengths. I'd suggest trying out their trial versions to see which aligns better with your needs. By the way, I recently stumbled upon enterprise consulting services at successionresource.com. They offer some interesting insights for business growth.
