The Motley Fool UK Bewertungen 

Fools by name, fools by journalistic integrity—this outlet swings between peak alarmism and peak permabull optimism with the finesse of Cramer after some white powder. For news that’s actually informative and accurate, you’re better off looking elsewhere. Frankly, even my pet rock offers more reliable insights.

This website is definitely a scam!! DO NOT GO ANYWHERE THIS!!! Stolen my life saving!! Sucks, Check the name on my display picture section to get refunded.

They are not fools just Idiots, do not listen to. You will be broke in no time.

Whatever a fool says - do the opposite

Atrocious advice - my voice adds to the chorus of many others

The Motley Fool should be shut down by the FCA. Their unqualified, self-taught contributors just keep publishing more and more worse-than-rubbish advice(?). They only encourage you to invest in their appalling buys. Then.. than pump and dump on YOU!

DO NOT SIGN UP!

If you really must, spend a few weeks (or a month or two) taking their rotten advice and playing with Pretend Money. Then WATCH IT DISAPPEAR.

A bunch of amateurs taking wild guesses at the UK stocks and shares market, be very careful reading what they have stated, had I invested with their advice I would be out of business by now. God knows why Yahoo use them as a high profile companies house small company with a turn around in the thousands.

DON'T TAKE ANY ADVICE ON SHARES FROM THIS PLATFORM, THEY HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA ON STOCKS AND SHARES , I'VE RECENTLY INVESTED ON STOCKS THEY HAVE RECOMMENDED AND AFTER 2 MONTHS I'M DOWN £890 , THAT SHOULD GIVE YOU SIME GUIDELINES!!!

My advice would be to do exactly the opposite to what these chancers have to say.

3 out of 3 recommendations were all bad! And I lost money on them all, both short term and long term. I don't wonder if it is a pump and dump scheme (market manipulation) as someone else mentioned in their review.
I really wish I had checked the trust pilot reviews before listening to bad inaccurate advise!

I am tired of seeing the motley fool use other successful trading companies popularity to promote their own recommendations. They are currently using Nvadia by casting doubt and possible poor performance in order to recommend their own alternatives. Surely this has to be illegal?

Scammed into signing up for the premium service on the offer that it was a free trial that I could cancel. What they fail to mention is that there is no refund so to say that it is free is completely misleading and dishonest. How can anyone possibly trust an advisory service built on such fraudulent marketing schemes?

So since my last review, which they seem to think is not based on actual customer experience, they have tried to take my review down. I've confirmed all of the information they requested, so I am awaiting their feedback.

How do you block them out of your news feed? Their articles are unbearable, 20 articles a week about the same stock, 10 saying it’s bullish, the other 10 bearish, one saying stay away from this stock, the other one “I’d buy 1000 shares” of the same stock, seriously at least communicate, I started using Apple News just to be able to block them from my feed, so annoying,

I have been subscribing to Motley Fool UK Share Advisor since June 2020 when I first took the plunge into investing. Five of my current top 10 investments were recommended by the foolish team, it is also fair to say that four of my bottom 5 investments were also those picked from the Motley Fool recommended list of companies. Overall however, I have more than covered the cost of a cup of coffee a week subscription that Share Advisor charge. My view is that as a novice investor the Ice and Fire picks along with Best Buys Now and Starter Stocks provide ideas for companies to invest in, this can then be backed up with further research and information gathered from open sources e.g the press and web based investing/financial media sites. For me, the team have provided and continue to provide a useful starting point for investment decisions.

Every share this company suggested dropped by 80%.
Random selection will beat them every time.

How do I start? One of their headlines says the price of a share is about to skyrocket , next headline “why I should avoid” the same company, and so on and so on, I was silly enough to follow their advice in some companies and now literally losing all the investment, avoid their articles they don’t even communicate to each other before writing the stuff they say

They Kidd themselves I’ve had Lloyd’s shares for over 10 years and cannot wait for that day to come when I can sell them and get my money back that I originally invested .
They are up and down like a yo yo so don’t believe in the b******* that they publish.

I am sure many people have made gains with their advice however I have only ever lost money listening to the motley fool.

**Review:**
My decision to invest a substantial £13,000 in a subscription with The Motley Fool UK was met with anticipation, but my experience has left much to be desired. The inundation of emails, promising lucrative opportunities and sound advice, proved to be overwhelming – often exceeding 1,000 emails every week. Trusting their insights, I diligently followed their recommendations, only to find myself facing losses exceeding £100,000 due to their misleading guidance. Curiously, my candid review, which outlined these financial setbacks and provided concrete evidence, was inexplicably deleted, raising concerns about their transparency. This situation curiously echoes the situation involving the FTC's actions against Warrior Trading, prompting doubts about their ethical practices. Their previously responsive customer service has now fallen silent for an extended period. My objectives stretch beyond seeking a £13,000 refund, as I contemplate collaborating with fellow affected individuals for a potential class action lawsuit against The Motley Fool UK. This review serves as a word of caution to others – emphasizing the importance of thorough research before placing trust in their assurances.