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Now, the free website has been polluted by click-baity garbage. It's actually kind of sad - The Fool used to be really respected for its analysis and attracted some of the best investors in the world to write for them, including people like Whitney Tilson and Aswath Damodaran. Most of the free articles are just marketing copy now, but the newsletters (the ones you pay for) are legitimately good and attract solid analysts. This will be a controversial suggestion, but the The Motley Fool is good if you know where to look at who to listen to. Their published holdings can be a great source for ideas. Personally, I have a list of fund managers I like to follow. There's plenty of crap on there, but it tends to be a cut above average crap.

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Use the search function or check out this, this, this, this, this or this thread. This has been asked and answered many times in the past. I'm new to investing, what should I do?.Should I invest a lump-sum, or wait? It's about time in the market, not market timing & Vanguard's thoughts on lump-sum investing.

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