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fool.com
/ˈfuːl.kɒm/
Definition
1
The official website for The Motley Fool, a multimedia financial-services company that provides stock market news, analysis, and investment advice.
2
Often used in finance circles to reference 'Foolish' (capitalized) investment strategies, which emphasize long-term holding and diversified portfolios over day-trading speculation.
Examples
I checked fool.com to see if my portfolio was doing well, but it just told me to stay the course for another decade.
My uncle spends all day refreshing fool.com, convinced that the secret to retiring early is buried in a deep-dive analysis of mid-cap retail stocks.
Consulting fool.com is essentially the modern equivalent of reading tea leaves, except with more pie charts and slightly higher levels of optimism.