An ad-free experience
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Anonymous commented
No advertisements.....
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Anonymous commented
I would be willing to pay to have no ads, no sponsored stories, no "Stock Analysis" which is only some shill touting something. Just facts about the company being studied, actual news stories, charts/graphs and other statistics, press releases and a company profile.
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Anonymous commented
Yahoo is too anti-Trump. There are 2 sides, I want/need to hear BOTH. I don't care your OPINION, I want facts. I don't find it at Yahoo.
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Mark Roberts commented
Your ad "The Biggest Deal In Dragons' Den History"
(healthierpatriot Sponsored) is a scam. Google "Bitcoin Trader scam" and you will see that this Dragons' Den deal is fake. It didn't happen. -
Mark Roberts commented
Your ad "Bill Reveals Reason For Microsoft Exit" redirects to a blatantly fraudulent webpage that promotes Bitcoin Trader. Bitcoin Trader is a scam. You are losing credibility when you run ads for scams.
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Anonymous commented
Free financial news feed built on my personal watchlist.
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David Cardell commented
I agree with the comment from Anonymous from March 23rd. I get the red screen redirect when just reading the main finance.yahoo.com - even if I'm not clicking on anything. It takes over Chrome and doesn't let you even close the window. It's annoying to the point where I'll stop visiting finance.yahoo.com.
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Anonymous commented
Limit sponsored ads to the right side of the page, the way they used to be
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Lawrence Kramer commented
Get rid of ads that make noise without being asked. I open several portfolio screens at once, and each one has an ad with sound. Tracking them down - thanks, Tiffany's, could you be less upscale if you tried? - is a nuisance.
I can accept that my eyeballs are you deliverable. But must you take my ears, too?
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jerry shainock commented
possibly publish interviews of well known wall street analyst
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Dan commented
Need to cut down on ads on the home page. I am looking for news articles and it is too difficult to filter out the ****** ads that are in the way.
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Dan commented
When a stock splits, the chart should reflect a zero sum change meaning that, if it is a 2-1 split, it should not show the stock going down 50% and if it is a reverse 1-10 split, it should not show a 100% gain.
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Anonymous commented
I often get the malware popup both in Chrome and Firefox. It doesn't seem to be a particular ad and can occur even when the page is sitting idle for a few minutes. I enjoy your content but I rarely visit because of this issue.
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Michael Poliacik commented
I forgot to mention that the problem I described in previous post occurs on the "finance.yahoo.com" page. That's the only Yahoo page that I visit.
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Michael Poliacik commented
I got the red malware screen 4 times in the last 2 weeks on my Windows 10 desktop. I noticed that it happened when I was just scrolling over the stories and I think one time when I opened one of the sponsored links. I know some of your sponsored links are dodgy. Just scrolling over them prompts McAfee to give me a warning - Do you really want to go there?. Unfortunately I cant remember which ads they were and frankly I am not going to go back there to find out. Now I just use my ipad and safari on your website seems to have no issues at all. But you should fix this ASAP. Use McAfee equipped Windows computer and you should be able to spot the bad sponsored links fairly quickly.
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peter byvoets commented
either post dollar signs on article/provider that require sign up or require the provider to allow reading of entire artcle then ask for sign up. market realist and others let you go through 1/2 the article then deny further till sign up. there are only so many signups one can handle. capital cube the same way.
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brent morrow commented
finance support,
It suddenly appears when i pull up yahoo mail or My yahoo with my stock portofilo under finance.
it is getting more aggressive...several times a day and hard to x out!!!Help!!
brent
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Anonymous commented
When I am in my portfolio or getting stock quotes, Yahoo sometimes disappears and is replaced by an all red malware screen that scams me that a Microsoft Windows error has occurred and I should call the number on the screen. This doesn't happen anywhere else on Yahoo or other websites, but it happens regularly in Yahoo Finance's portfolio and stock quotes.
I use Chrome with Avast extensions and scan regularly to assure my computer is not infected. I am convinced that the problem is a defect in Yahoo Finance -- it needs to be fixed!
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T commented
YOU can better control the source of these ads, they are starting up as per 2016 when yahoo and aol background ads contained phishing and malware redirects. It's happening again. Legitimate adverts are affected because I'm blocking those external links.
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brent morrow commented
GET RID OF THE RED SCREEN security alert POP UP!!!!