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Royal Mail ! Excellent

Can we ask for vote for what should be covered in weekend reads? The reason why I’m asking is that I quickly googled Royal Mail and got a few page 1 results from Wikipedia (Royal Mail - Wikipedia) and Financial Times (Royal Mail: the inside story) which gave me a decent in-depth overview of Royal Mail. And it’s a stock that we should probably all avoid anyway (this is not an investment advice). The FT article is very long - it’s called “Royal Mail: the inside story” and is free if you google it.

A unique insight of an interesting stock or a trend would be marvellous - it would make the Freetrade package stand out. In comparison, RH’s Snacks emails spill out some OK stuff but mostly just cherry picked TL;DR of stuff that’s not new if you keep up with headlines on CNBC and BBC News. But the Mad Hedge Fund letters are memorable (cc @101 since he recommended them).

Update:

For example, BOOHOO. What a story. What’s the back story? Lots of people are ordering stuff there, not easy to find a decent analysis online.

https://community.freetrade.io/t/boohoo-is-up-30-over-the-last-week-anyone-know-why/18256/2?u=engineer

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Yes, absolutely! Feel free to run a poll or community members can just comment which companies or trends they’d like to see covered, and we’ll take a look.

I think our Royal Mail piece was unique, and we’ve never received such a high amount of positive feedback on any one piece. (Well done to @DavidK. :clap:)

Additionally, we won’t cover only “exciting” stocks or trends. We’ll tackle (seemingly) boring or mundane stuff. It’s all about balance.

We’re not a CFD company bombarding you with push notifications about recent price movements, trying to get you to trade. The mission of the Weekend Read and all our content is education: telling the stories, showing how interesting research can be, showing you the value of thinking about investments. Making investing interesting is one way we think about achieving our mission to get everyone investing and making a dent on the bad trends we want to impact, such as rising inequality and the millennial pension crisis.

Regarding Boohoo, community member @Connor actually seems to have researched the topic and gave an answer here. What is more, we released a Boohoo Weekend Read in December.

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That’s awesome. Didn’t get the Boohoo email so should’ve searched for it here🙏.

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