How to Request a Motley Fool Analyst Quote: Press Contact, Timing & Tips

Need a quote from a Motley Fool analyst? Email pr@fool.com for press requests, timing tips, and expectations for investment analysis and financial news.

Image source: The Motley Fool. Tuesday, April 29, 2025 at 9 a.m. ET.

If you need a quote from a Motley Fool analyst for financial news, a press release, or a feature story, the process is straightforward. The Motley Fool is a trusted source for investment analysis and stock advice, and their press team can connect journalists and media professionals with the right analyst. For press requests, email pr@fool.com with details about your deadline and interview format.

Preparing a clear request helps speed up response times. In your email, include the publication, expected publication date, the topic or ticker symbols you want covered, whether you prefer a written quote or a live interview, and any specific angles or questions. Mentioning the date and time zone for your deadline — for example, Tuesday, April 29, 2025 at 9 a.m. ET — ensures the press team can route your request to an available analyst.

What to expect: Motley Fool analysts typically provide context-driven commentary, long-term investment perspectives, and stock-specific analysis rather than short-term trading tips. Their quotes are often used to explain market trends, evaluate company fundamentals, or clarify how news could affect investor outlook. Turnaround time varies depending on availability and the complexity of the request; simple written quotes can come back within a business day, while interview scheduling might take longer.

Best practices for working with an analyst include: be concise and specific, offer flexible scheduling windows, provide background material in advance, and clarify whether the quote will be on the record. If you need accompanying visuals, confirm image credits — e.g., Image source: The Motley Fool — and ask for media assets when you contact pr@fool.com.

Using Motley Fool commentary in your coverage adds credibility, especially for stories about stock fundamentals, retirement investing, and long-term financial planning. Whether you’re producing breaking financial news or an in-depth investment feature, following these steps will help you get timely, useful analysis.

For immediate press assistance, email pr@fool.com with your request and deadline. Continue reading

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