Hi,
I would like to know if any of you have subscribed to RealVision TV which is an on-demand financial videos aimed to be a more credible source of information than the well-known CNBC. The subscription cost 600$ a year which is somewhat high.

I am curious to know if any of you have tried it.

Thanks!

Scalius 

Hi, I would like to know if any of you have subscribed to RealVision TV which is an on-demand financial videos aimed to be a more credible source of information than the well-known CNBC. The subscription cost 600$ a year which is somewhat high. I am curious to know if any of you have tried it. Thanks!

I looked at this site in the past. It is not a site that will teach you a method to trade but may enrich you with generally practical ideas.
You will hear a lot of interviews and information, and I suggest not to treat anyone or anything as gospel.
Always pay attention to the length of their experience and in what capacity they operated, since the last decade has brought a lot of "talent" due to a strong equity market.

Thanks,
Matt Z
Optimus Futures

There is a substantial risk of loss in futures trading. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

I have a RealVision TV subscription (although mine was a lot cheaper) and greatly enjoy watching my 5 video's each week - and actually wish there were more. I think @mattz summed it up perfectly when he said "It is not a site that will teach you a method to trade but may enrich you with generally practical ideas." The interviews are on a lot of diverse subjects (although there is a lot of Gold & Bitcoin), and even if the subject matter isn't 100% correct (who knows?), it will definitely get you thinking. The quality of shows is much higher than most of the podcasts on similar subjects available. I will be renewing my subscription when it comes up.

One word of warning, while it is TV, meaning video, almost everything is just two people sitting opposite each other talking - so it really could be a podcast in most cases - there are some slides in some interviews though.