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You might be able to find their newsletters in your local library. In the 90's, they used to carry Value Line, AAII, Barron's, etc. If not your local branch, it may be at the main branch or in the city branches.
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I bought subscription several years ago when the price for lifetime was on sale...
I just wondered since there are varying levels of expertise and practical knowledge from people who read/post on this forum if anyone did also use that source...
I know quite a few are also probably on Bogleheads and FIRE calc site and maybe white coat investor and other forums...
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