pssst Wellesley - also peek at Buffett picks, Dodge&Cox and a few others top ten stock holdings.
Only subscription left is Moneypaper which I will let run out after ten plus years cause of exiting the DRIP plan stocks - maybe for sure.
I never research anymore - after forty years it didn't help me anymore than a monkey throwing darts. I generally used to - 1989 - 2000 pick stocks from the middle(Ben Graham's 'the middle way') of the list in Mergents Dividend Achiever's which seemed to be in the upper half of their historical dividend yield or equal to a livable number - div plus div growth better than 11% BUT the div side had to be at least 3%. Handgrenade wise. A recognizible business having been around many decades also helped.
My checkered past is littered with many of the usual suspects: Barron's, Wall Street Journal, Money, etc., etc.
Heck I even read Books - which I now consider a stupid waste of time. I feel I have successfully over forty years made every investment mistake in the book.
"Do or do not - there is no try." Yoda.
I just buy the blindingly obvious - a lot of them - DCA for 7 to 10 years and sell the ones I don't like anymore.
heh heh heh - why not just pssst Wellesley and be done with it - it's a male hormone thing - not sure who I'll brag to - but I will fail to be modest.
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