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Strategies & Market Trends : Value Investing
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To: J Mako who wrote (44437)9/21/2011 12:02:03 AM
From: Jurgis Bekepuris  Read Replies (2) of 78702
 
I only subscribe to rags for worthless miles that are on the edge of expiration... :)

Never read Barron's (so I guess I'm not a pro in Paul Senior's mind ;)).
Read WSJ years ago, was boring, no opinion right now (but when I get to choose free newspaper on a plane, I pick International Herald Tribune over WSJ ;)).
Had Forbes subscription for a year, their political rants drove me nuts. Some company ideas for investing, but nothing much or worthwhile.
Have Economist subscription now. Would renew it for money (!!!!!) if I had time to read it. Really good articles. Not much use for investing though. It's much more "what's happening around the globe" publication. They don't spend much space on company specific articles, so very few company ideas for investing. (I think Buffett - or Munger? - reads it, haha ;)).

It really depends on your style though. My way of finding companies to invest into would drive other people nuts. But it works for me. You should try getting ideas from these papers and see if it works for you. :)
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