Article limit
It’s a shame you guys no longer offer free articles. The limit is not nearly high enough. For those not-as-serious investors who just enjoy reading—you lost me as a user unfortunately 😞
It’s a shame you guys no longer offer free articles. The limit is not nearly high enough. For those not-as-serious investors who just enjoy reading—you lost me as a user unfortunately 😞
wow, get a life.
SA admins—Idiots like this might be out there validating your decision, but I respectfully think it was the wrong decision. Good luck with your business I hope there’s enough guys like this weirdo to keep you guys running
But of course you think it was the wrong decision. You want the content for free.
wow, get a life.
SA admins—Idiots like this might be out there validating your decision, but I respectfully think it was the wrong decision. Good luck with your business I hope there’s enough guys like this weirdo to keep you guys running
I’m really happy SA moved to a paid model. I know a lot of people are telling SA that they lost a reader. All they lost are those who don’t want to pay. No big loss at all.
It appears as though a substantial subset of us non-Premium subscribers were targeted by an up-or-out policy. There are a bunch of other threads like this one. The busiest one is here.
There are still many non-Premium subscribers being served by the other policy that was established a couple of years ago. I infer that SA is conducting an experiment to assess its effects with an eye toward extending it to all non-Premium subscribers.
There are alternatives, of course. Yahoo Finance and Substack are both worth considering, IMO.
You can read articles and comments in a web browser by disabling cookies for seekingalpha.com, though you can't post or identify unread comments. This loophole may not be hard to close, so I would be surprised to see it persist.