you obviously want to buy a stock that has good products, and AAPL is a perfect example of that.
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I have to say that I would love to follow what Buffett does, he is a legend. at the same time I think I would buy some but I would wait until indicators point to the price bring oversold before I go spending all that kind of money.. which o don't have that type of money.. yet.
I didn't capitalize on these but did get in on some other plays. Best thing for me is to find a stick that is undervalued, then I invest.. or follow the news. There's many ways to profit from the market, up or down.
I personally don't have a set philosophy because I'm new to trading. I have a few strategies that I try to use, but I really have just been learning as much as I possibly can.. I've tried to buy signals but that was a waste.. my philosophy is "if you trade with your own money, don't rely on someone else to be in control of the trades you take, that way you're responsible for your own money".. I lost 300$ trying to use someone else's signals.. not good.
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Apparently the top investors know something that we (the small money) don't know, or they have just dedicated so much time to be able to read the charts, plus going along with the trends of the world. I don't have any of them in my portfolio, I'm brand new. I do know the stock market goes up according to history, so have to make decisions accordingly I suppose.