Hi👋 Since I started using Revolut Ultra I now get free access to Financial Times so I don't use this service anymore so can't say, but at the time I don't remember too much on private equity, more listed companies. Cheers
I bought a subscription for 3 months it was like a 1$ per month offer for new customers, Is it normal to have so many ads with paid version? I'm actually amazed at how many and intrusive the ads are. Its so much it reminds me of shady torrent sites
Hi Elvar, thanks for sharing and honestly I didn't have that many ads. Maybe because it's the almost 'free' offer, but once you have the regular paid version it stocks. On top I always use Ad Blocker extension on Chrome which takes care of all of those on any page actually. Cheers.
Hi there and good question, the difference is that after reading few articles, the rest will be blocked for the month and you can't read them, only see the headline on the homepage. I think you can read 4/5 articles a month, afterwards you need to pay to read them.
Great video! Thank you! I did have a question about stock upgrades and downgrades. Do you feel like you get the information about upgrades faster on Bloomberg all access. And a second question as well. Do you feel you get important news about a stock on Bloomberg quicker and all the other outlets are late to the party? Sorry kinda hard to ask the question. Like on Bloomberg Terminal, they supposedly say that the news gets there first before any other outlets get it. Do you feels it’s similar with the subscription in comparison to other news outlets? I hope I don’t sound like an idiot, I’m just curious! Thank you!
Hello Harris, thank you and that's actually a fantastic question. To be fair, when I did the video I was obviously totally hyped about this tool and news and yes, the level of journalism is extremely high, however, did it provide me information faster than other free media, no, I would say not really. You get better information, but not really faster. I think for that, Bloomberg Terminal is better, but that's overkill if you are a private investor. So now, 6 months later, I've actually cancelled my membership, I still get their newsletters which are great and read their headlines daily (if you really want to read an article you can change the browser or VPN) but then I go to CNBC or other sources to get the same story for free, yes, less well written, but for my investing decisions more than plenty;) Hope this helps. Cheers, Kai.
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Is it interesting for those who are looking for what private companies are doing (private equity etc) ?
Hi👋 Since I started using Revolut Ultra I now get free access to Financial Times so I don't use this service anymore so can't say, but at the time I don't remember too much on private equity, more listed companies. Cheers
@@SmartMoneywithKai do you know any tool to find private equity activity ? or future activity ?
I think nowadays you can't read any article for free. They charge you from the first article
Hi and yes, they've been getting more and more restrictive indeed. Now I use my Revolut card to access Financial Times instead for free 👌
I bought a subscription for 3 months it was like a 1$ per month offer for new customers, Is it normal to have so many ads with paid version? I'm actually amazed at how many and intrusive the ads are. Its so much it reminds me of shady torrent sites
Hi Elvar, thanks for sharing and honestly I didn't have that many ads. Maybe because it's the almost 'free' offer, but once you have the regular paid version it stocks. On top I always use Ad Blocker extension on Chrome which takes care of all of those on any page actually. Cheers.
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what is the differemce between the free website and the paid one? since i see there are a lot of new on the free webpage!!
Hi there and good question, the difference is that after reading few articles, the rest will be blocked for the month and you can't read them, only see the headline on the homepage. I think you can read 4/5 articles a month, afterwards you need to pay to read them.
Great video! Thank you! I did have a question about stock upgrades and downgrades. Do you feel like you get the information about upgrades faster on Bloomberg all access. And a second question as well. Do you feel you get important news about a stock on Bloomberg quicker and all the other outlets are late to the party? Sorry kinda hard to ask the question. Like on Bloomberg Terminal, they supposedly say that the news gets there first before any other outlets get it. Do you feels it’s similar with the subscription in comparison to other news outlets? I hope I don’t sound like an idiot, I’m just curious! Thank you!
Hello Harris, thank you and that's actually a fantastic question. To be fair, when I did the video I was obviously totally hyped about this tool and news and yes, the level of journalism is extremely high, however, did it provide me information faster than other free media, no, I would say not really. You get better information, but not really faster. I think for that, Bloomberg Terminal is better, but that's overkill if you are a private investor. So now, 6 months later, I've actually cancelled my membership, I still get their newsletters which are great and read their headlines daily (if you really want to read an article you can change the browser or VPN) but then I go to CNBC or other sources to get the same story for free, yes, less well written, but for my investing decisions more than plenty;) Hope this helps. Cheers, Kai.