MarketWatch

This has been my experience with Marketwatch website:
I have been on Marketwatch website for several years. Their website steadiness is very squirrely. When you try to stay within the Quotes RECENT section, their ads to the right, above the Quotes pops up and slows down the site. It doesn't stay steady. It happens all the time. It requires lots of scrolling back and forth to get to the section you want. Sometimes you can't open Popular Stocks. It doesn't go to that section. You have to click it several times. Sometimes the site takes forever to open. I have contacted my server and was told that the slowness is coming from Marketwatch website. I don't find this to be an issue with Yahoo, Benzinga, Morningstar and other financial sites.
Regarding their headline articles, they are manipulative and compelling only to find what is said in their headline has no merit to the article and the article is often not substantive in content or facts. It's a headline tease. Many of their articles are opinionated rather than informative and thought provoking. I have switched to Yahoo Finance website as it is easier to navigate, has fewer technical hick ups, provides some good articles and offers a lot more financial analysis.

Fake News. They are in bed with the Hedgies. They know the future before it happens. Next time they tell you a stock dropped before it happened, use it to your advantage:-)

You idiots couldn't $#*! your way out of my girlfriends vagina. Thanks for publishing 30 minutes before the actual crash. We were able to sell and not be affected.

MW has always been a good quick read of news and events driving the Market. Now they have become very greedy in charging a hefty subscription for what was always free.
The news MW covers is extensively covered in many Investing newsletters and outlets, such as BLOOMBERG, Benzinga, Seeking Alpha, MSN MONEY, FORBES.
Now MW has priced out hundreds of thousands of loyal everyday readers.
I sense that some of this greed is to take advantage of the COVID enforced stay at home economy. All people need an income to survive and using Savvy many have moved to Trading Platforms like Robinhood (which is still free) to try to produce an income. But MW choose to charge this new generation of Investors shamelessly.

‘What goes around, comes around' I hope these Investors vote with their wallets.
Investing information is freely available on Investopedia, Fidelity, Vangaurd, TDAMERITRADE.

They will tell you we do not refund money and they will want you to set up a dispute through your bank. AVOID THEM LIKE THE PLAGUE!

We know the deal. Cat is out of the bag. Start looking for a new scam... we can see everything you do...

Horrible manipulation of news, they are very inaccurate and would not recommend to anyone! HORRIBLE DO NOT USE!