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Contrarian investing insights and breaking financial news from Americaâs financial news page, Moneynews.com.
I went here from a link and the more I read, the dumber I felt. I think I lost IQ points in the 60 seconds I was on the page. In all seriousness, it isn't a news page, but a money maker with "news" designed to sell products and services. There are a lot of trustworthy money news sources out there that have good information.
They specialize in spam. If you subscribe, you will get several messages each day from them and other "partners" who would just love for you to subscribe to their service for a fee. Furthermore, any news they do send you is slanted towards the tea party and reads more like propaganda than news. If you tell them to stop spamming you, they ignore you and send you more. This company is associated with NewsMax.com and Aftershock.
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