Investing in stocks is like growing fruit trees. There is no doubt that the growing process requires time, commitment, and money.
If you have an expectation of raking in profits, suitable investing strategies are important.
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Great masters believe that value investors tend to look for great companies at reasonable prices, instead of sticking to cheap stocks.
How to judge whether a stock is a great buy? Stock indicators could help you better understand the fair time.
Syuee : The quick highlight of the Indicators for Stock Trading in a clean table chart format is really easy to digest. Personally, I prefer plain text table than fanciful chart as it provides instant clarity.
Love it that several different examples were being used to demonstrate the Candlestick Charts. Every candle indeed reveals a battle of emotions between buyers and sellers.
The bull cafe and bear cafe illustrations are so apt!
I fully agree with @moomoo Coursesthat investing in stocks is identical to planting trees. If one spend more time and effort, one is more likely to reap fruits. Beyond time and effort, learning of methods and strategies is definitely necessary.
Mooers are thankful that @moomoo Coursesis here to educate so we can all Invest Better, Our Way!
HopeAlways : Through the moomoo Courses, investors would be able to learn more on how to stay away from impulsive trading and instead rely more on important indicators to understand a company's financials before picking quality stocks. There are a number of ways to evaluate a stock's current price to determine if it presents a good value. Of the different investing metrics, the P/E ratio is perhaps one of the most commonly used in fundamental analysis and is useful for comparing companies in the same industry with similar growth prospects. The P/E ratio takes a company's share price and divides it by its earnings per share over the past year. Investors could find stocks trading at an attractive price when their P/E ratio falls below their historical average. This indicator works best for well established companies with steady profits and growth. The other useful indicator is the P/B ratio. A company's book value is the net value of all its assets. The P/B ratio is a comparison of a company's stock price and its book value. In general, a lower P/B ratio may indicate that a stock is undervalued. When comparing between two stocks with similar profitability and growth, P/B ratio could be used to decide which is the best value at a given moment. Thanks @moomoo Courses for bringing us such informative courses to enhance our investing knowledge.
101767718 HopeAlways : Nice sharing, these are very helpful indicators to help us select good stocks.
Jeet Kune Do HopeAlways : Good writing that's always encouraging us to learn from courses.
HuatLady Syuee : Yes Syuee, I agree that we have to give a round of applause to the Moomoo Courses for constantly providing investors with great insights to trade wisely and not impulsively.
HuatEver Syuee : Your description of how the Moomoo Courses have adopted the different teaching strategies, such as the “Candlestick charts”and the “bull/bear cafes” to illustrate their teaching objectives are great.
VCSuccess HopeAlways : Have a better understanding of what to look out for in choosing good stocks
HuatEver HopeAlways : We are very blessed and grateful to have the Moomoo Courses to guide us in our investments’ journeys. Next in line of importance is your generous and unconditional sharing. Thanks for being an exceptional role model in the Moomoo community.
HuatLady HopeAlways : Great insights of how the Moomoo learning Courses have enhanced investors' mindsets and hone their trading skills.
YL tan HopeAlways : The Moomoo Courses provide very helpful tools to allow investors like us to pick good stocks. Truly great stuff!
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