look for good established companies with low P/E ratios that have been irrationally beat up because of pandemic and war. I believe that there is some collateral damage out there. Remember, no matter what happens people will always need food and utilities. And if they can afford it clothing and health related stuff.
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Part Ⅰ: Make Your Choices
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- Oil prices are rallying
Last week, Brent crude futures, the global benchmark, surged above $110 a barrel, the highest level since 2014. Supply chain bottlenecks and Russian-Ukrainian tensions have together fueled commodity inflation.
It seems the momentum is not ending. Oil prices soared to their highest since 2008 due to delays in the potential return of Iranian crude to global markets and as the United States and European allies consider ban...
Last week, Brent crude futures, the global benchmark, surged above $110 a barrel, the highest level since 2014. Supply chain bottlenecks and Russian-Ukrainian tensions have together fueled commodity inflation.
It seems the momentum is not ending. Oil prices soared to their highest since 2008 due to delays in the potential return of Iranian crude to global markets and as the United States and European allies consider ban...
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All I can say is that the market likes to move dramatically on emotions and short term stories. So while there is FOMO at play, I would suggest that if the Saudis or Iran or even the U.S. start talking about more production, we could see a quick drop. That might be the time to buy because after the emotions settle down the market will realize that production increases don't happen overnight. It's a lot like gambling when you buy based on a once in lifetime event.
in 2021, anything you buy would go up and you seem like an expert.
in 2022, fundamentals matter.
Growth companies need to be backed by strong financials and strong outlook.
tough years ahead.
in 2022, fundamentals matter.
Growth companies need to be backed by strong financials and strong outlook.
tough years ahead.
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every time I buy high and don't realize it I quickly sell it before it drops to much and every time I swear right after I do it goes up higher than normal. I'm going to stop selling right away and see what happens. I think just leav it there and waiting to add funds else where is a better choice. and if it looks like the stock you bought high on Is going to take a complete noise dive then sell it and spin it to another more likely to succeed stock.
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When I realise I have bought high, I will do either of the two approach.
1. If I am very sure of my reasoning to invest in a stock. and I am able to explain the latest downturn. I would usually start accumulating small quantities as the price drops in past I have ended up with very good avg price and a massive return when it recovers to expected level.
2. If I am unsure of my reasoning to invest, also if I bought it on a suggestion. I would cut my losses immediately. It serves me...
1. If I am very sure of my reasoning to invest in a stock. and I am able to explain the latest downturn. I would usually start accumulating small quantities as the price drops in past I have ended up with very good avg price and a massive return when it recovers to expected level.
2. If I am unsure of my reasoning to invest, also if I bought it on a suggestion. I would cut my losses immediately. It serves me...
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I have done this many times, in fact I can singlehandedly take down the market at times with my poor timing However, what I have learned is that if you do some homework and pick solid companies you can recover by ignoring your emotions and adding a little strategy. Example, I bought Disney a while back when dropped to around 100. Went up a bit, then down, but it had good multiples, so I bought smaller bites on dips and am sitting pretty good right now. Did similarly with Apple and Netflix. ...
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It's a nerve-wracking new year for investors. Omicron still here, Fed's rate hikes ahead, war now.
The most disturbing news this week has to be the Russia and Ukraine crises, and investors' brokerage accounts. The Russia-Ukraine conflict has been a source of major market stress of late, sending major stock indexes down.
Over the past two years, we've seen too many historical moments where we've been taught to be rational when market...
The most disturbing news this week has to be the Russia and Ukraine crises, and investors' brokerage accounts. The Russia-Ukraine conflict has been a source of major market stress of late, sending major stock indexes down.
Over the past two years, we've seen too many historical moments where we've been taught to be rational when market...
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