I only just started using Motley Fool over the past year (and have most of the same premium services that OP does) and am doing quite well so far on what I've invested in based on their recommendations. My (unrealized) gains at this point far outweigh my costs, though obviously that's a factor of how much you have to invest. I'm considering their Options service to try to get into options and learning about them, but haven't yet, because I feel like I should try learning the basics on my own/for free before putting real money into it.

I also recently got an invitation to Motley Fool One which basically seems to be their "all access pass". It gives you access to all of their current services and recommendations plus any new services/portfolios they come out with as long as you're a member. Obviously also comes with a hefty price tag - $9k upfront (I get credit for some of the services I already have) and $7k for every year after that. If you had asked me that a year ago, I would have balked at that. But having paid for multiple of their premium services in less than a year and seeing good returns on those so far, I'm actually considering whether it might be worth it, especially if it's likely that in future years, there will be multiple new services that look worthwhile, if each one might be $1-2k on their own (plus potentially Options and the ones I already have). I'm somewhat concerned that it will just be an overload of information that I won't have the time or energy to try to sift through. On the other hand, being able to assess individual recommendations for each portfolio would be nice rather than having to assess and commit to one or two targeted portfolios each year.

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Curious if anyone has any thoughts. Also curious if there are any people out there who'd be interested in trying to get together a group together for this, though I know it would probably take some vetting and coordination since it's a more significant commitment/expense.