This presentation by the Stock Newsletter Club reviews the top publicstock newsletters. Newsletters reviewed include Motley Fool Stock Advisor, Nate's Notes, Blue Chip Growth, The Worthington Stock Letter, Value Line Investment Survey, The Prudent Speculator, Jim Cramer's Action Alerts Plus, Motley Fool Insider, Motley Fool Rule Breakers, The Buyback Letter and Zack's Premium among others. Our analysis provides quick overview of the positives and negatives of each newseltter to assist subscribers in making the decision.as to which newsletter to subscribe to. We suggest looking to the Stock Newsletter Club website for additional reviews and further analysis of each of these newsletters. We generally recommend that investors follow 2-3 newsletters for diversification among their investments. As it's impossible to follow all stocks, one of the best uses of the top stock newsletters is to discover new stock ideas. By doing this the investor is able to narrow their prospective buy list to the best stocks the market has to offer at their current price. .

1. Reviews of the best Stock Newsletters
 Blue Chip Growth
 Buyback Letter
 Motley Fool-Stock Advisor/Insider/Rule Breakers
 Nate’s Notes
 The Street.com/Jim Cramer
 The Worthington Letter
 Prudent Speculator
 Value Line Investment Survey
 Zack’s Premium
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2. Blue Chip Growth
Positives:
 Large-Cap Growth and Momentum Stock Newsletter
 In-Depth Market Commentary with Weekly Updates
 Large Number of Securities Held/Diversification
 List of Best Buys for Starting Points
 Long Track Record
 Uses Static Closing Price to Monitor Results

3. Blue Chip Growth
Negatives:
 Has Suffered Losses Greater Than the
S&P During Market Downturns
 After a Strong Start, Louis Navellier’s Emerging Markets
Newsletter Has Lagged the Market for a Significant
Period of Time.
 Louis Navellier’s Mutual Funds Have Under-Performed
Their Benchmarks
 Goal of Newsletter is to Push You Into His Financial
Planning Service and Higher Priced Products

4. The Buyback Letter
Positives:
 Named to Hulbert Digest Honor Roll 3 Times
 Standard Edition Outperforms the S&P 500
 Health and Bio-Tech stocks show strongest performance
Negatives:
 Higher Priced Premium Version Lagging in Performance
 Small Number of Recommended Stocks
 Some Stocks Held Less Than 1 Year (higher tax rate)

5. Motley Fool
Newsletter Portfolio
 Stock Advisor – Rated as Best Growth Stock Newsletter
 Insider – Performed Well But New Editor in 2014
 Rule Breakers-Highly Volatile / Best In Bull Markets
 Supernova; Got Off To A Rough Start-Wait and See
 Hidden Gems-Has Lagged The Market
 Income Investor – Has Lagged the Market – New Editor
in 2016 = Wait and See.

6. Motley Fool Stock Advisor – Award Winner
Positives:
 Growth and Momentum Stock Newsletter
 Finds High Flying Popular Stocks
 Long-Term Investment Philosophy.
 List 10 Best Buys and Core Holding as Starting Points.
 Good Educational Platform for Individual Investors
 Long-Term Track Record

7. Motley Fool
Negatives:
 Results of David Gardner lag Tom Gardner. Tom’s
Overall Success Stems Mainly From Multiple
Recommendations of AMZN Through the Years.
 Two Stocks Selected Each Month Regardless of Price.
 Large Following-Hard to Replicate Their Results
 No Valuations or Price Recommendations For Buying or
Selling. This Can Lead to Large Losses if Subscribers
Don’t Time Their Buys Correctly.
 High Risk – Has Suffered Greater Losses Than the S&P
500 During Bear Markets

8. Nates Notes – Award Winner
Positives:
 Bio-Tech and Tech Newsletter
 Long-Term Track Record of Beating the Market Averages.
 Uncovers Unknown and Under Valued Stocks
 20 Stocks on Average
 Gives Buy Prices and Fair Valuations
Negatives:
 Can Suffer Significant Losses During Bear Markets –
Worse Than Stock Market Averages
 Newsletter Concentrates on Two Sectors of the Market
 Aggressive Portfolio Uses Leverage and Carries Significant
Risk Compared to the Overall Market

9. TheStreet.com / Jim Cramer
Positives:
 Action Alerts Plus; Real Live Portfolio
 Provides You With Their Trades Before They Make Them
 Buys Liquid Stocks / Easy To Trade
 Educates Subscribers / Market Commentary
 Charitable Organization
 Trade Their Own Recommendations In Real-Time. No
Hiding Behind Hypothetical Returns.

10. TheStreet.com / Jim Cramer
Negatives:
 Sporadic Performance Year to Year (that’s real life though)
 Returns Not As Good As Some Other Newsletters
 Expensive
Newsletters
 Action Alerts Plus-Beaten S&P 500 (without dividends)
 Break Out Stocks / Lagged Wilshire 5000 w/ dividends
 Stocks Under $10 / Lagged Wilshire 5000 w/ dividends
 Options-No Results Tracked

11. The Worthington Letter – Award Winner
Positives:
 Value And Dividend Stock Newsletter
 Holds Stocks for Longer Than 1 Year (Minimizes Taxes)
 Holds15-20 Stocks on Average / Diversification
 Safety – Has Lost Less Than Market During Bear Markets.
 Uncovers Unknown and Under Valued Small and
Mid-Cap stocks

12. The Worthington Letter
Negatives:
 Less Than A 10 Year Track Record
 Doesn’t Cover Growth Stocks (Misses Amazon-Google)
 Occasional Low Priced Stock Recommendation
 Can Go Multiple Months Without New Stock
Recommendations
 Will Hold Cash

13. The Prudent Speculator
Positives:
 Long-term Track Record
 No Longer Relies On Margin to Beat the Market
 Large Number of Stocks Held for Diversification
 Holds Stocks Long-term Minimizing Transaction Costs
Negatives:
 Periods Of Underperformance (real-life)
 Hard to Be Invested In All Stocks
 Biggest Drawdowns Greater Than Market Drawdowns
 Holds Stocks Long-term Minimizing Transaction Costs

14. Value Line Investment Survey
Positives:
 In-Depth Coverage of over 1700 Stocks
 Excellent Company Reports (Warren Buffett Used)
 Long-Term Track Record
Negatives:
 Has Lagged the Market in Recent Years
 High Trading and Transaction Costs
 Results Lag Other Growth Stocks Newsletters

15. Zack’s Premium
Positives:
 Unique Rating-Compliments Other Services
 Reports On Earnings Revisions-Momentum Indicators
 Long-Term Track Record
Negatives:
 One of The More Expensive Newsletters
 Newsletter Changed Names / Diverts Prior Record
 Results Lag Other Newsletters
 Higher Transaction Costs For Stocks Held Less Than Year

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