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in year 2026, what are some good resource either paid or free to keep track of?

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Apr 18, 2026 · 17:08

Out of the blue, I've been thinking that there are multiple venues to get the same news which some influencer have it behind pay wall. Plus, the gist of them really is they all talk some past event that has occurred - which has occurred and not true situation on planning ahead and what not.

Early in my investing career, around five years ago, I learned a lot about terminologies from book \`The Wall Street Journal Complete Money and Investing Guidebook\`. Since then, it's mostly been reading up online - mostly here on Reddit.

And now there is Morningstar, SeekingAlpha, and bunch of substack which I came across and later unsubscribed because they are all trying to upsell same old news

e.g.

\- the market house on substack

\- george noble on substack

etc. So the list goes on and on.

With all this said and cut through the noise, what do you guys keep track on or any legitimate journalist/analyst that is worth keeping up with? Tbh, personally, I do find the person on YouTube who goes by \`ClearValue Tax\` to be legitimate for the least and very authentic. He does have a Patreon but thus far, I don't feed a need to buy into it as of now.