Do you use The Value Line Investment Surveys as a tool for your investing?

I subscribed to Value Line for a while, in the pre-internet days (1980s). Useful, yes, but expensive. Then I discovered that my local public library subscribed to it, so I checked it out there.

Now, there’s enough investment and corporate info available through my broker (MerrillEdge) and through the internet in general, that there’s no compelling need to get ValueLine.

I do get the Economist. Worth every penny.

@elbanditoroso I get info from the tools at my broker as well. The old Value Line papers do burn well in my woodburning stove. (They are worth about 4 cents in heating oil.)
I love the Economist – and read the ink off the pages! It gives a world view and the statistics ready show how the US stacks up when compared with the rest of the world.

The article about the 150th anniversary of the Periodic table in this issue is the best description I have ever seen. There is something in it for everyone. It shows how experimental method, deductive reasoning, guess work, hard work, and a bit luck all had a role to play.
And it was a super chemistry refresher.

Same for me, I get all the info I need from my brokerage house.