3Free VLs were available on a Better Investing website but I
am not able to find them now. Any ideas how to get back to
that resourse? Jane Ringler, AK
Jeanne Tieken on
I get unlimited Value Lines from the public library in Fairfax, VA, for $14 per year.
3Free VLs were available on a Better Investing website but I
am not able to find them now. Any ideas how to get back to
that resourse? Jane Ringler, AK
William C. Peterson on
Check with your local public library and with libraries in
surrounding areas. Some have Value Line subscriptions, and
many have them online. Here in the Phoenix, AZ area, the
library in a nearby city (Scottsdale) has such a
subscription, and those who live in Arizona can sign up for
a library card for free. I download VL pages regularly at no
cost.
Jeanne Tieken on
It costs 15 cents per page in northern Indiana....
On Sat, Feb 4, 2017 at 6:27 PM, William C. Peterson <wmpeterson@cox.net> wrote:
Check with your local public library and with libraries in
surrounding areas. Some have Value Line subscriptions, and
many have them online. Here in the Phoenix, AZ area, the
library in a nearby city (Scottsdale) has such a
subscription, and those who live in Arizona can sign up for
a library card for free. I download VL pages regularly at no
cost.
Ruth Wilfong on
To Jeanne Tieken
Since you live in Indiana, the Tippecanoe County Public Library has a Value Line subscription. You will need a PLAC card (Public Library Access Card) from your local library or you can get one from TCPL. Unfortunately the price is p to $65,00 per year now.
It costs 15 cents per page in northern Indiana....
On Sat, Feb 4, 2017 at 6:27 PM, William C. Peterson <wmpeterson@cox.net> wrote:
Check with your local public library and with libraries in
surrounding areas. Some have Value Line subscriptions, and
many have them online. Here in the Phoenix, AZ area, the
library in a nearby city (Scottsdale) has such a
subscription, and those who live in Arizona can sign up for
a library card for free. I download VL pages regularly at no
cost.
Jeanne Tieken on
Yes, but Tippecanoe County Public Library is 60+ miles away.
Since you live in Indiana, the Tippecanoe County Public Library has a Value Line subscription. You will need a PLAC card (Public Library Access Card) from your local library or you can get one from TCPL. Unfortunately the price is p to $65,00 per year now.
It costs 15 cents per page in northern Indiana....
On Sat, Feb 4, 2017 at 6:27 PM, William C. Peterson <wmpeterson@cox.net> wrote:
Check with your local public library and with libraries in
surrounding areas. Some have Value Line subscriptions, and
many have them online. Here in the Phoenix, AZ area, the
library in a nearby city (Scottsdale) has such a
subscription, and those who live in Arizona can sign up for
a library card for free. I download VL pages regularly at no
cost.
Lynn Ostrem on
> Yes, but Tippecanoe County Public Library is 60+ miles away.
Yes, but remember it's only a one-time trip to get their library card. After that, it's all online. If you are in a club, make a day trip of it, including lunch,
Lynn O.
Frank Wilson on
Jeanne, I to subscribe to the Fairfax County Public Library as a non-resident and they charge $27 now.
3Free VLs were available on a Better Investing website but I
am not able to find them now. Any ideas how to get back to
that resourse? Jane Ringler, AK
--
Frank Wilson 850 723-4194
Jeanne Tieken on
Thanks for the fee correction. I was spending more than $27/yr at .15/page + gas.
3Free VLs were available on a Better Investing website but I
am not able to find them now. Any ideas how to get back to
that resourse? Jane Ringler, AK
3Free VLs were available on a Better Investing website but I
am not able to find them now. Any ideas how to get back to
that resourse? Jane Ringler, AK
Maryland residents has free sharing privileges in any of the other 23 counties and Baltimore City. From there you can get free access to Montgomery County MD library and you can get access to Value Line (regular, Small and Mid Cap edition and their weekly magazine Selection and Opinion and their Special Situations magazine), also S&P including their stock screener and over 15,000 stocks and their magazine -- Outlook. Finally you can get the Morningstar reports and their magazines. All on line and all in pdfs.
Just need a Montgomery County library card. I know northern Virginia has many of the same features.
Maybe there is a library within a few hours drive of your club that has access. Call around. Then as Lynn said make a saturday trip and grab some lunch and bond with your members. A day trip can save your members lots of money and have an enjoyable trip as well.
3Free VLs were available on a Better Investing website but I
am not able to find them now. Any ideas how to get back to
that resourse? Jane Ringler, AK
Does anyone in Tennessee know if any public library has this option. Our local library quit providing VL.
From: club_cafe@bivio.com [mailto:club_cafe@bivio.com] On Behalf Of Jeanne Tieken Sent: Sunday, February 05, 2017 11:03 AM To: The Club Cafe <club_cafe@bivio.com> Subject: Re: [club_cafe] Re: VL
Yes, but Tippecanoe County Public Library is 60+ miles away.
Since you live in Indiana, the Tippecanoe County Public Library has a Value Line subscription. You will need a PLAC card (Public Library Access Card) from your local library or you can get one from TCPL. Unfortunately the price is p to $65,00 per year now.
It costs 15 cents per page in northern Indiana....
On Sat, Feb 4, 2017 at 6:27 PM, William C. Peterson <wmpeterson@cox.net> wrote:
Check with your local public library and with libraries in surrounding areas. Some have Value Line subscriptions, and many have them online. Here in the Phoenix, AZ area, the library in a nearby city (Scottsdale) has such a subscription, and those who live in Arizona can sign up for a library card for free. I download VL pages regularly at no cost.
Ruth Wilfong on
Lucile Sorrells, I"d suggest checking with some of the large town or cities in Tennessee. I wish Indianapolis, IN subscribed but they do still have the paper/booklet version. Having access on-line if really wonderful though.
Ruth Wilfong
On Sun, Feb 5, 2017 at 5:32 PM, Lucile Sorrells <lucilefs@att.net> wrote:
Does anyone in Tennessee know if any public library has this option. Our local library quit providing VL.
Since you live in Indiana, the Tippecanoe County Public Library has a Value Line subscription. You will need a PLAC card (Public Library Access Card) from your local library or you can get one from TCPL. Unfortunately the price is p to $65,00 per year now.
It costs 15 cents per page in northern Indiana....
On Sat, Feb 4, 2017 at 6:27 PM, William C. Peterson <wmpeterson@cox.net> wrote:
Check with your local public library and with libraries in surrounding areas. Some have Value Line subscriptions, and many have them online. Here in the Phoenix, AZ area, the library in a nearby city (Scottsdale) has such a subscription, and those who live in Arizona can sign up for a library card for free. I download VL pages regularly at no cost.
Patricia Michalski on
Is there any resource in Michigan such as the PLAC card to be used for VL downloads?
Lucile Sorrells, I"d suggest checking with some of the large town or cities in Tennessee. I wish Indianapolis, IN subscribed but they do still have the paper/booklet version. Having access on-line if really wonderful though.
Ruth Wilfong
On Sun, Feb 5, 2017 at 5:32 PM, Lucile Sorrells <lucilefs@att.net> wrote:
Does anyone in Tennessee know if any public library has this option. Our local library quit providing VL.
Since you live in Indiana, the Tippecanoe County Public Library has a Value Line subscription. You will need a PLAC card (Public Library Access Card) from your local library or you can get one from TCPL. Unfortunately the price is p to $65,00 per year now.
It costs 15 cents per page in northern Indiana....
On Sat, Feb 4, 2017 at 6:27 PM, William C. Peterson <wmpeterson@cox.net> wrote:
Check with your local public library and with libraries in surrounding areas. Some have Value Line subscriptions, and many have them online. Here in the Phoenix, AZ area, the library in a nearby city (Scottsdale) has such a subscription, and those who live in Arizona can sign up for a library card for free. I download VL pages regularly at no cost.
Robert Shaw on
The Brighton Mich library has both VL and Morningstar.
> On Feb 6, 2017, at 6:34 AM, Patricia Michalski via bivio.com <user*26104700001@bivio.com> wrote:
>
> Is there any resource in Michigan such as the PLAC card to be used for VL downloads?
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> Sent from my iPad Pari Michalski
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> On Feb 5, 2017, at 6:12 PM, Ruth Wilfong <rwilfong50@gmailcom> wrote:
>
>> Lucile Sorrells, I"d suggest checking with some of the large town or cities in Tennessee. I wish Indianapolis, IN subscribed but they do still have the paper/booklet version. Having access on-line if really wonderful though.
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>> Ruth Wilfong
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>> On Sun, Feb 5, 2017 at 5:32 PM, Lucile Sorrells <lucilefs@att.net> wrote:
>> Does anyone in Tennessee know if any public library has this option Our local library quit providing VL.
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>> From: club_cafe@bivio.com [mailto:club_cafe@bivio.com] On Behalf Of Jeanne Tieken
>> Sent: Sunday, February 05, 2017 11:03 AM
>> To: The Club Cafe <club_cafe@bivio.com>
>> Subject: Re: [club_cafe] Re: VL
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>>
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>> Yes, but Tippecanoe County Public Library is 60+ miles away.
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>> On Sat, Feb 4, 2017 at 6:42 PM, Ruth Wilfong <rwilfong50@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> To Jeanne Tieken
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>> Since you live in Indiana, the Tippecanoe County Public Library has a Value Line subscription. You will need a PLAC card (Public Library Access Card) from your local library or you can get one from TCPL. Unfortunately the price is p to $65,00 per year now.
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>> On Sat, Feb 4, 2017 at 7:34 PM, Jeanne Tieken <jeannetieken@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> It costs 15 cents per page in northern Indiana....
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>> On Sat, Feb 4, 2017 at 6:27 PM, William C. Peterson <wmpeterson@cox.net> wrote:
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>> Check with your local public library and with libraries in
>> surrounding areas. Some have Value Line subscriptions, and
>> many have them online. Here in the Phoenix, AZ area, the
>> library in a nearby city (Scottsdale) has such a
>> subscription, and those who live in Arizona can sign up for
>> a library card for free. I download VL pages regularly at no
>> cost.
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