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125,899,739	122	hZiD6pkTLRc	331.74779	458.322332	Unclear	Selected region	2	VYM	null	110.49	null	Top 5 ETFs Community Investors Requested	45,238,834	Yes	122	Top 5 ETFs Community Investors Requested	2024-01-05 15:00:42+00:00	UChBVf9YnourrEDTsbbwJPRA	Everything Money	Here are 5 ETFs investors are buying now: VTI (Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF), SCHG (Schwab US Large Cap Growth ETF), VGT (Vanguard Information Technology ETF), QQQM (Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF), and VYM (Vanguard High Dividend Yield ETF). Paul Gabrail breaks down each one in the video above and determines if any of them are better buys than an S&P 500 index fund like VOO or SPY. #etfs #etfinvesting #vym 🚨 FREE ALL-ACCESS TRIAL TO EM COMMUNITY & SOFTWARE TOOLS ➡ https://everythingmoney.com/signup 👕SECURE THE BAG (maybe even an AUTOGRAPHED one)! Buy Everything Money merchandise here: https://everythingmoney.store/ 👀 Watch our Stock Market for Beginners Series. 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READ THE FULL DISCLAIMER HERE: https://everythingmoney.com/disclaimer	['everything money', 'paul gabrail', 'everythingmoney', 'vym', 'schg', 'vti', 'vgt', 'qqqm', 'Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF', 'Schwab US Large Cap Growth ETF', 'Vanguard Information Technology ETF', 'Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF', 'Vanguard High Dividend Yield ETF', '5 etfs']	en	466	false	16,794	490	68	['what do u guys think about the VUAA ETF', "I'm thinking to put some cash in stocks, I was at Salt Shack and i overheard some friends saying its ripe enough, but Is this a good time to buy stocks? I’ve been sitting on over $545K equity from a home sale and I’m not sure where to go from here, is it a good time to buy into stocks or do I wait for another opportunity?", 'I use SCHG, XLK, and SMH. Balanced with FXAIX in my employer-sponsored account. I supplement with strong mid-caps stocks. Wish the channel would cover more value small and mid-caps. Most of my top performers: UFPI, BERY, PATK, NXST, and ASO.', 'Currently DCAing into VTI/QQQM/SCHD with every extra dollar I have.\nI learned the hard way that my high dividend portfolio grossly underperforms.', 'I question whether people still profit from all this investment BS in light of the collapsing global markets, skyrocketing inflation, the Fed enforcing significant interest rate hikes, the Treasury yields rising quickly, market manipulations, and many other problems.', 'Why not invest directly in SPY or QQQ?', 'So because VTI didn’t go up more than the S&P in recent history, VOO is better? I’d like to compare these when we hit the bottom of a bear market.', 'I see VYM dividend is just over 3% or am I missing something?', 'Owning SCHD for income might not be the best strategy but I think it is a good strategy for diversification in your portfolio along with other more aggressive growth type ETFs. It’s smart to have at least one fund that is value-heavy and doesn’t have the mag 7 as the top 5 holdings. With dividends reinvested SCHD has averaged almost 13 percent since 2012… that’s about a point behind VOO.', 'Geez, that one ETF with the top 2 holdings like 45% is crazy. Why would you buy that ETF', 'Vti 50%, Avuv 25%, Vgt 25%... what do you think guys?', 'Part of a very important coin been talked about in the BCL', "He's so happy about the Recession coming in, like he's super excited to be witnessing it.", 'Part of a very important coin been talked about in the BCL', "He's so happy about the Recession coming in, like he's super excited to be witnessing it.", 'You should do a video on FTEC the fidelity tech etf.', 'Literally talking about my portfolio for my Roth haha. So we just ride or die VOO for next 20 years?', 'SPLG she be up there! Does the same as VTI, SPY, and VOO.', 'I good thought out DCA plan is never a bad idea, the ultimate set it and forget it way of investing. Hope your all doing well!', 'Thoughts on O (Realty Income Corporation) ?\nAre REITs victims of double taxation ?', 'Very amateuristic to plot total return series vs a price change series. Dividend and reinvested dividends are having a huge impact over a 20yr+ horizon', 'Its not double taxation for the individual! I dont care if a company has to pay taxes on their profit them i have to pay taxes on my dividend income, simply doesnt matter to me!', "Since' its start in 2001, VTI has outperformed SPY with & without dividends reinvested. It can be made to show it's lagging a bit in any arbitrary time period.", 'Dividends taxes are way more nuanced than what Paul mentions.', 'I thought prior returns do not determine future results, so what is the point of looking at the prior returns? (except to weed out the weakest performers?). I don’t think you can use prior returns to find the best future performers.', "I am a single mom, I've been thinking about investing going into 2024. I'm starting a business and am about to be financially stable enough to start putting money into the market. My biggest question before I get started is: How do I know if the stock market is too high right now so should I wait for a downturn before investing? Or what type of stocks (ETF, Index Funds, Penny Stocks, High Yield Dividends) should I buy at different turns in the market?", 'Finally somebody find SCHG', 'hey is qqmg the same or very close to qqqm and qqq?', 'Uncle Paul , what do you think of Fnilx? Would you invest in such index?', 'If you do total return for VYM vs SP500 from VYM inception date it out performs. I don’t know its does total return for one and price percentage change for the other. And I can’t find anywhere it’s say VYM dividend is bigger than schd', 'great video paul...splg + qqqm i am planning to buy those two etf for ever and hopefully when the market go down add a few good quality companies into my portfolio...', 'Hey need a video on nike and Starbucks', 'Joel Greenblatt, reckons an equal weight S and P fund will outperform.', 'Wait a minute. I just compared VTI vs VOO on 2 other platforms (yahoo and Google Finance) and their performance for the last 20 years has been more or less identical...what am I missing here?', "Hey! Been watching for about a year now and still love the content. I was wondering why you guys don't like spacs and avoid them at all cost? I'm heavily invested in one that is called Enovix. Love the product and the management but I'm sure that you guys would steer clear. Kind of hoping to hear your 2 cents on it. It probably won't change my position in the stock but it could help me tamper expectations or think of things differently. Again, much love from Montreal keep up the good work!", 'I prefer VTI over VOO. It’s almost mirroring the S&P 500 and for better or for worse, I get the small amount of exposure to the rest of the US market.', 'Second 😎', 'Do you plan to implement the software to include stock from other parts of the world?']	Everything Money is a disciplined investment education YouTube channel that teaches how to help build long-term wealth through stocks, real estate, and business development. Paul is a disciplined investor who loves teaching the proper mindset, emotions, and process it takes to be a value investor. Mo shares his strategies that he utilizes for options trading, chart trading, and deeper dives into finding Value Stocks. Learn from us on how to study companies to invest in, examine real estate deals, and how to excel your business with development strategies. Learn from Paul on how he operates over 1000 units of real estate across the country. No fluff, no gimmicks, no bullsh*t....just careful, calculated investment strategies. Join our community!	45,610,597	262,000	2,728	Category 1	Okay, guys, we're going to look at five ETFs that our community has asked us to look at. First one is VTI. I pulled it up here on Ycharge, which is an account I have. So VTI is a Vanguard total stock market ETF. Very low expense ratio, 0.03. That's why we love Vanguard. Vanguard keeps it cheap and puts more money in your pocket. Annual dividend yield, about 1%. Now this is not like the S&P 500. This is the total market index, micro caps, small caps, mid caps, large caps, everything. And it tries to get a portfolio of stocks that matches that whole key characteristics of the whole thing. Now, it's only been around since 2001. Okay, so it's limited 22 years, 22 and a half years. But let's look at some of the top holdings. And you think you'll probably recognize a few things here. Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Nvidia, Google, Meta, Google, obviously, Class A and Class B, Tesla, Berkshire. What does it look like? Basically, it looks like the stock market, right? Obviously, the largest companies are the top holdings. It's going to be market cap based. So one thing I want to compare it to, let's look at the actual performance of this compared to the S&P 500. Well, guys, this is the S&P total return. This is the Vanguard total stock market ETF. I don't think this includes dividend, but even at 1% per year for 23 years, it's probably still not beating the S&P. So right here, I just look at it going, I get it. It includes some micro, some small cap, should add some return, but it doesn't really seem to be doing that. So based on this, let's go to number two, SCHG. This is a Schwab large cap growth ETF. Again, actually, I'm surprised by this. This is Schwab, 0.04% expense ratio, dividend yield, 0.44, which is okay. If you want a high growth company, you should be willing to sacrifice that dividend. It's better for a company that has a lot of growth potential to reinvest themselves. Don't pay it out in a tech inefficient dividend. All right, about $22.5 billion there. Turnover ratio, very low, 9%. That's awesome. It means they hold their stocks for a very long time. So let's go to the holdings again. Let's see. Top growth, huh? Okay. I questioned that completely, but does this look familiar? Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Nvidia, Google, Meta, Tesla, Google, Broadcom, United Health, Eli Lilly, Visa. Looks pretty simple. It's similar, doesn't it? Okay. So let's go to performance. I've not looked at the performance yet. This one actually beats, and I don't think this includes the dividend in this one right here. So going back to 2010, it's actually beating. Wow. Pretty impressive. Now, if you look here, it only beat starting in basically the big bull run after COVID. Because if you look back here, when it fell, it got back to even with the S&P, and then another big bull run here back in 2023. So one could make the argument that it takes major bull runs, maybe irrational bull runs for this thing to really compete. Why? Magnificent seven, right? These are the major holdings of this fund, and it goes along with it. My guess is, based on this as a guess, it'd probably do worse in a bear market. Number three, VGT, Vanguard Information Technology ETF. All right. So I'm going to compare this one to QQQ, because this one's trying to track technology. Okay, great. Awesome. Let's look at their holdings. You ready? Apple, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Broadcom, Adobe, Salesforce, a little bit different, but still, a lot of your big players in here. Apple is 22%. Microsoft is 21%. The rest, less than 5%. That's pretty interesting. Maybe it's because of the big run-up in them. They've had them for a long time. I don't know. Let's go to the fundamental chart. Let's do our max. How far back does this go? Back in January of 2004, it has crushed the S&P 500, but let's look at QQQ. QQQ has actually done better than this one. Actually done a little bit better. I don't know why, but we've seen in our videos, I always talk about SPY, VOO, if you want some technology exposure, QQQ. So I don't know. Seems like, and by the way, keep in mind, this started early of 04 and June of 03 was basically the bottom of the tech crash. So they started, so to compare it at this time is pretty biased there. Now, speaking of QQQ, I'll pull it up right here. If you want to look at it, their expense ratio is about 0.2 with a dividend yield of 0.57. Fund number four, QQQM, higher dividend yield, I don't know how, and a lower expense ratio. Okay. So you get about 0.13 difference, but a lot of turnover here. Not a lot of assets under management. It's probably one of the smaller ones because it is a smaller thing. Let's see if there's any, let's see the holdings. Basically the same thing. So it seems to be better than QQQ. Let's look up QQQ. Let's look max chart here. They're all in line. So might as well take that one because it's lower expenses and a higher dividend yield. Sure. QQQM, if you'd like. Final one, VYM, Vanguard high dividend yield. Guys, remember, I don't want you dividend chasing. That's super important to me. Don't go chase a dividend. Make sure that when you find a company, the best use of their capital at that given time is paying a dividend. Because remember it's double taxation. The company already paid taxes to get their bank accounts where it was. And then when they give you the dividend, you got to pay taxes again. Okay. Don't believe that left garbage that it's lower tax rate. It is not. It is double taxation. Not to bring politics into it. But I knew Tim would laugh about that. Holdings. All right. JP, a lot different here. JP Morgan, ExxonMobil, Broadcom, Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble, Home Depot. Guys, these are all huge companies. I'm actually going to say, I'm actually going to post this. If you want some dividends, let's go look at the expenses and what it taught. So look at this dividend yield, 4.12. Expenses 0.06. Now you want to compare this to something guys at the end of this video, the next video will take you to our really popular SCHD video. So make sure you watch that video next, but let's compare it to SCHD. Again, it's a 4.12. SCHD has, this has a higher yield than SCHD and about the same expense ratio. Okay. So not bad. So I like this a little bit more so far, a little bit higher dividend yield. Now let's go compare this to the S&P 500 max chart. How far back does this go? November, 2006. I was a wee lad back then. Oh boy, guys, would you rather have 122% return over that time or 385%? At least with SCHD, the return, if you look at SCHD, let's go add SCHD to this thing. Yeah. I look at this going guys. I'm sorry. I'd rather just keep it with S&P 500 total return. You want your goal. Even if you're a dividend investor and you want the dividend income, your goal is still to get the higher total return. I don't understand the purpose of this. Guys, if you're truly interested in owning a dividend ETF, go check out our next video about SCHD.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZiD6pkTLRc	if you'd like. Final one, VYM, Vanguard High Dividend Yield. Guys, remember, I don't want you dividend chasing. That's super important to me. Don't go chase a dividend. Make sure that when you find a company, the best use of their capital at that given time is paying a dividend. Because remember, it's double taxation. The company already paid taxes to get their bank accounts where it was. And then when they give you the dividend, you got to pay taxes again, okay? Don't believe that less garbage at its lower tax rate. It is not. It is double taxation. Not to bring politics into it, but I knew Tim would laugh about that. Holdings, all right. JP, a lot different here. JP Morgan, Exxon Mobil, Broadcom, Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble, Home Depot. Guys, these are all huge companies. I'm actually gonna say, I'm actually gonna post this if you want some dividends. Let's go look at the expenses and what it taught. So look at this dividend yield, 4.12. Expenses, 0.06. Now you want to compare this to something? Guys, at the end of this video, the next video will take you to our really popular SCHD video. So make sure you watch that video next. But let's compare it to SCHD. Again, it's a 4.12. SCHD, this has a higher yield than SCHD and about the same expense ratio. Okay, so not bad. So I like this a little bit more so far. A little bit higher dividend yield. Now let's go compare this to the S&P 500. Max chart, how far back does this go? November, 2006. I was a wee lad back then. Oh boy. Guys, would you rather have 122% return over that time or 385%? At least with SCHD, the return, if you look at SCHD, let's go add SCHD to this thing. Yeah, I look at this going, guys, I'm sorry, I'd rather just keep it with S&P 500 total return. You want your goal, even if you're a dividend investor and you want the dividend income, your goal is still to get the higher total return.
125,899,741	124	I2UEeE8IWTA	6.953031	409.379486	Buy	Selected region	2	KO	null	40	null	Coke Stock Analysis - $KO - is Coca-Cola Stock a Good Buy Today?	45,239,702	Yes	124	Coke Stock Analysis - $KO - is Coca-Cola Stock a Good Buy Today?	2021-08-21 12:45:01+00:00	UCSglJMvX-zSgv3PEJIE_inw	Learn to Invest - Investors Grow	Best Valuation Methods: https://youtu.be/XofzEFlwHcA Discounted Cash Flow Tutorial: https://youtu.be/fd_emLLzJnk Dow 30 Company Videos 3M Stock Analysis: https://youtu.be/27Qj2cpExFA American Express: https://youtu.be/PNDbF3iJijI Amgen: https://youtu.be/v2i-uHQVaF0 Apple: https://youtu.be/asRygKhbi_E Boeing: https://youtu.be/hoCTKqjfbuE Caterpillar: https://youtu.be/jrm4s01i_DM Chevron: https://youtu.be/valgHqOANgQ Cisco: https://youtu.be/U-jjCHS5A0s NEW! 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Please consult your financial or tax professional prior to making an investment. #LearnToInvest #StocksToWatch #StockMarket	['Investment Ideas', 'learn to invest', 'investing for beginners', 'stock market', 'how to invest', 'Coke', 'KO', '$KO', 'KO Stock', 'KO Buy Stock', 'KO Sell Stock', 'KO Dividend', 'Coke Stock', 'Buy Coke Stock', 'Sell Coke Stock', 'KO Fair Value', 'Fair value of KO', 'is KO a good investment', 'Coke Analysis', 'Coke Dividend', 'buy Coke', 'buy KO', 'sell Coke', 'sell KO', 'should I buy Coke', 'should I buy KO', 'Coca Cola', 'Coca Cola Stock', 'Buy Coca Cola Stock', 'Coca Cola Analysis', 'buy Coca Cola', 'should I buy Coca Cola']	en	428	false	32,106	1,464	138	["WARNING: There are so many scammers impersonating this (and other) channels. They are commenting and trying to get viewers to reach out to them. PLEASE DO NOT DO IT! It’s not me! I don't give out a WhatsApp number and I don't sell any Cryptocurrency products and I don’t have an ‘advisor’ for anyone to reach out to! BE CAREFUL!", "So I'm a first time investor in Coca-Cola, I invested a dollar how much do you think it will go up if it does", 'You might not have a hundred million dollars to invest, but that doesn’t mean your money can’t share in the same opportunities available to others. You work hard for your money; make sure your money works hard for you.', 'Coca cola pays 2.704 yield... How much is that in dollars if I own 1 share...does any body know???', "Great video and analysis. You've just won a new subscriber!", "6:11 Is what you are looking for. You're welcome!", "Not getting Videos.... I am not sure if I am the only one, but since I haven't been watching regularly, it isn't because I don't want to. The problem is , I am not being notified and because of your thumbnails that look like several of my other channels, which makes them easy to miss when I quickly check out my subscription videos.. \n\nI know your channel by YOU. Maybe you can put your face somewhere in the thumbnail? Do a experiment and see if it will help you get more views. I really enjoy your videos.\n\nJust my opinion. Thanks for all your hard work.", 'Hi,\nfrom where did you get the data you showed us?(expected free cash flow)', 'Thanks for the analysis, ur videos r really great', 'I would love a comparison with PepsiCo. thanks', "I've been staring at the screen this whole time busy thinking where to put my money for the rest of 2021. Stock market or Rental income.", 'This is literally just narrating their investor slides… and the reason 2012 sales were so high is because at the time KO temporarily owned its North American bottling operation before refranchising it in 2017', 'This honestly makes no sense to me. KO is trading at a 30X multiple of earnings. The exact same as AAPL. AAPL is expected generally to increase revenue and free cash flows far more quickly that KO and also has more room to improve on margins. Can someone explain to me in what word KO trades above a 20 multiple?', 'Sold my KO shares at 10% profit and year and half of Dividneds.. Dividends are good but have better stocks to make more money Growth stocks and undervalued stocks..\n\nI can take the risk.. Would love to be Buffet getting 5 Billion in KO Dividneds lol..', 'Do NPV (Net Present Value) next', "I highly doubt that Coke will be in the low 40s unless there's another major crash. It's at a decent price and pays a decent yield, plus they've been around since the 19th century. It's dumb to not invest in them.", 'I personally like many people will never buy Coca-Cola even again. GO Woke GO Broke. By by Coke', 'get woke go broke', "I wouldn't buy it for a long term portfolio investment. The dividend yield is to low & the ATR is to low!!!", 'Coca cola told me to stop being so white....... so I stopped buying stocks and invested all my money into jewelry and rims for my car.', 'Jimmy do you create a three statement model before you create your DCF model??', 'Coke is boring', 'What about diet coke?', 'Koker koler 🥲', "Hi Jimmy, have you considered analyzing small and mid cap stocks? It's probably where the oportunity to buy good businesses at a margin of safety is still present.", 'Bought under 48 last year when cashflow was impacted due to lack of sales in restaurants. A good buy as I knew that was a temporary issue and not permanent!!', 'What is your terminal value in the DCF? Not specified', "One thing... China makes their coke with real sugar, Mexico; real sugar. The lame US...diabetes producing HFCS. Insist on real sugar. If it's good enough for Mexico and China it's good enough for us.", 'Get Woke, Go Broke!', "I'm to white for coke", "I bought PEP over KO. PEP was paying a higher overall dividend per share, and because it's always playing 2nd fiddle to KO, I thought it would push harder for growth than its competitor. So far, PEP has _not_ disappointed.", "COKE IS TOO WOKE, they'll go broke !", 'NOpe , not doing it LOL.. (sorry) been loyal to them for 23 years and there selling our plant . Seriously though, if your into beverage stocks there a good stock if you have 30 years even better.( Minute maid LOL) ..', 'KO goes Ex 9/14/21. I was contemplating waiting because of the mid $50 price. Thanks Jimmy. Can you analyze LEG and MO this week LOL.', 'When you use discounted free cash flow method could you link where you have gotten the discount rate from please. Seeing as the valuation method relies on this it’d be great to see where it has come from. \nAs always thank you for the great content, I look forward to more!', 'If they want to increase their market share with their waters they should market to drunk people as well. I feel that’s an untapped market. Stay hydrated', 'Jimmy: “Hi, I’m Jimmy”\nA quarter million people: “Hello, Jimmy”', 'Thanks, Jimmy! I love Coca Cola, and all of their brands. Can’t wait to see this stock come down a bit. \n\nI would be interested in seeing a video some day on Hershey (HSY).', '🙌🏽🇬🇧', 'Coker Coler! Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaahhh jimmy!', "Whatever ain't buying", "I've been looking at using a 20% discount compared to the last 5 years Mean EV/EBITDA as a ball park and it actually works quite well especially as you said with more mature companies. \n\nUnsurprisingly looking at companies this way has shown a number of them to quite a bit over what the market has been historically willing to pay, For no other reason than overexuberance in the market it seems. \n\nCoke is just over its Mean so needs to fall to mid/low 40's as you said to be a good opportunity.", 'i like pep more but it is hard to find solid companies that pay dividends during January April July October. so far i can only find KO, KMB, MDT, and MKC.', "I was looking to replace a company in my portfolio. Coke was one of the company I looked at. One of the major red flags that came to me was that according my analysis, Coke's free cash flow growth was because of reduction in operating expenses. Their restructuring is paying off with creating cost savings but that can only go so far. Based on my analysis their free cash flow growth is very limited without the cost savings. With that said, their dividend is already 80% of fcf and eps. So how much can it really grow? In fact it is headed into the danger zone. For that reason I didn't go with them.", 'I think their business model is doomed. Evrybody except americans has realised that all those drinks with tons of sugar are garbage and bad for your health. And even americans are bound to realize it at some point.', 'BABA update if possible, should jump in or wait or sell ?', 'Jimmy! Where you been?', 'Coke needs to buy Monster', 'Curious to see if Coke buys Monster Energy at some point given they already own close to 20%', 'Thank you very much for the analysis, Jimmy👍']	www.investorsgrow.com is an investing education website designed to simplify the world of investing; getting us all closer to our goal of achieving financial freedom.	19,613,273	280,000	538	Category 1	Hi, I'm Jimmy. In this video, we're going to look at Coca-Cola, ticker symbol KO. This video is part of our Dow 30 series, where we're analyzing all 30 companies in the Dow Jones Industrial Average to see which stocks look like they could be the best buy today. I'll leave a link in the description below to all the companies we've completed so far. Okay, so we're going to look quickly at Coca-Cola's business, and then we'll see if we can come up with a fair value for Coke stock using discounted free cash flow. Okay, so let's jump right in. So we can break Coke's business into six primary segments. As we can see, these segments are primarily broken down by geography. So North America, that's Coke's largest revenue generator, at least it was in 2020. That brought in about 34% of revenue. The next one is bottling investments. I'm going to skip this for a second. We'll come back to this in a second. But then we have Europe, Middle East and Africa. This is about 18% of revenue. Then Asia Pacific generated about 14% of revenue. 10% came from Latin America. And finally, 6% came from global ventures. So I think that breaking out their business by geography like this is a simple and logical way to do it. Basically, this is where that this is these are the locations that they sell the beverages that they produce. And going back to the bottling investments, well, this is where they contract out other bottlers to produce Coke products. So the bottler would have a deal to buy all of the syrups and concentrates from Coke. And that's how Coke generated this 18% of revenue. So they would buy all the syrups and stuff. They would then produce the product and sell them in their own area. Generally, they'll have a contract with Coke that, hey, we're the only ones that can sell in this particular region, whatever that is. So that's why they break out bottling just because that's a slightly different business model. So I think it's useful for us to say, OK, simple enough. Now this brings us to Coke's revenue going back to 2004. And we can see that with their revenue. Well, last year, they put up about thirty three billion dollars, which was the lowest revenue number since 2009, where they generated about thirty one billion. And clearly, this is way off from the high in 2012, where they put up about forty eight billion in revenue. But it's logical for us to also recognize that analysts are expecting for revenue to climb in 2021 to about thirty eight billion and to about 40 billion in 2022. These green bars are analyst estimates. Now, one of the reasons for this potential increase is the same thing that makes Coke a potentially interesting stock at this point. So Coke is currently working on a company restructuring. And I took five objectives straight out of Coke's investor presentation. So the first objective from according to them is to win more customers. Now, I think that this one's fairly obvious and likely the objective of pretty much any company. But they go one step further and say that they're working on improving their innovation, which could also include mergers and acquisitions. So basically develop or buy new beverage brands. Now, they also said that they want to improve their brands, not just the Coke brands, but a lot of their all of their sub brands as well. Think brands like Sprite or Dasani Water or Smart Water or Minute Maid. They also own Honest Tea's, Powerade, Vitamin Water, Barg's Root Beer, and the list goes on and on. So I'm guessing their brand building revolves mostly around marketing and in theory, creating new products. So this should help their consumer. They should help them gain market share, help improve the relationship with their consumers, and in theory, be able to grow their revenue once again. Now, Coke also says that they want to strengthen shareholder impact, develop strong system economics and equip the organization to win. Now, on one hand, I chuckle at a lot of these objectives or at least chuckle at the fact that they call them clear objectives, because in my mind, these are far from clear. Now, that being said, I don't think at all that the restructure is useless. I actually think it's quite a good move and necessary for a company like Coke. This is a well-established long company that is likely added some, you know, extra costs where they don't have to or let some of their brands falter where they don't have to. And I think refocusing and trying to push everything forward is a smart move. I just think that you could apply most of these to pretty much any company in the world and it would seem appropriate. Now, another advantage of cleaning up the business, at least from an investor perspective, is that they also claim that they want to improve their margins and their cash flow generation. So these, I think, bring a unique and maybe not unique, but certainly an added benefit if we think that they're going to pull it off. And so far, it seems to be heading in the right direction. So now a logical next step is to look at Coke's free cash flow going back the past few years. And we can see that the free cash flow chart generally looks better than the revenue chart. At least it bottomed out in 2017. And that time they put up about 5.3 billion in free cash flow. Over the past couple of years, Coke's free cash flow has continued to climb. Over the last year, or at least in 2020, they put up about 9 billion dollars in free cash flow and analysts are expecting 9.4 billion in 2021 and almost 10 billion in 2022. So again, these are good improvements that Coke seems to be making. Now, when we use these analyst estimates for free cash flow going out the next few years and we discount them back to today in our discount of free cash flow calculation, well, we take these analyst estimates, discount them to today. We get a fair value for the stock of about 48 dollars per share. Now, we should also just adjust this calculation for net debt. So how much debt do they have? How much cash do they have? How much is remaining? If they have more debt than they have cash, you take that away from the stock price. And just like that, we end up with a adjusted fair value of about 42 dollars for the stock of Coca-Cola. A lot of people call it equity as well. Right now, when we switch over to a chart of Coca-Cola, well, we can see that Coke is trading in the mid 50s. And clearly, if we were to believe that discounted free cash flow is a good way to value a company like Coca-Cola and generally it is discounted free cash flow is good for large blue chip companies like Coke. Well, it seems that Coke stock is slightly overvalued at this point. I think we need Coke stock to fall closer to the low 40s before we consider buying it. So as much as I like what Coke is doing to improve their overall business right now, Coke has a Presto earnings multiple of about 25x. That's a bit high compared to their own historical average and the average of the S&P 500. So again, price to earnings verifies that perhaps the stock is somewhat overvalued at this point. Now, if we don't think that price to earnings or discounted free cash flow are the best valuation methods to use. Well, which method would you use? I actually did a video where I go through the process of picking some of the best valuation methods for different types of companies. So if you want to test out some other valuation methods, perhaps that's a good next video for you to watch. I've got a link right here. I got a link in the description below. And thank you so much for sticking with me all the way to the end of the video. I really appreciate it. Thank you and I'll see in the next video.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2UEeE8IWTA	Dow 30 series where we're analyzing all 30 companies in the Dow Jones Industrial Average to see which stocks look like they could be the best buy today. I'll leave a link in the description below to all the companies we've completed so far. Okay, so we're going to look quickly at Coca-Cola's business and then we'll see if we can come up with a fair value for Coke's stock using discounted free cash flow. Okay, so let's jump right in. So we can break Coke's business into six primary segments. As we can see, these segments are primarily broken down by geography. So North America, that's Coke's largest revenue generator, at least it was in 2020. That brought in about 34% of revenue. The next one is bottling investments. I'm going to skip this for a second. We'll come back to this in a second. But then we have Europe, Middle East and Africa. This is about 18% of revenue. Then Asia generated Asia Pacific generated about 14% of revenue. 10% came from Latin America. And finally 6% came from global ventures. So I think that breaking out their business by geography like this is a simple and logical way to do it. Basically, this is where that this is these are the locations that they sell the beverages that they produce. And going back to the bottling investments, well, this is where they contract out other bottlers to produce Coke products. So the bottler would have a deal to buy all of the syrups and concentrates from Coke. That's how Coke generated this 18% of revenue. So they would buy all the syrups and stuff. They would then produce the product and sell them in their own area. Generally, they'll have a contract with Coke that, hey, we're the only ones that can sell in this particular region, whatever that is. So that's why they break out bottling just because that's a slightly different business model. So I think it's useful for us to say, OK, simple enough. Now this brings us to Coke's revenue going back to 2004. And we can see that with their revenue. Well, last year, they put up about $33 billion, which was the lowest revenue number since 2009, where they generated about $31 billion. And clearly, this is way off from the high in 2012, where they put up about $48 billion in revenue. But it's logical for us to also recognize that analysts are expecting for revenue to climb in 2021 to about $38 billion and to about $40 billion in 2022. These green bars are analyst estimates. Now, one of the reasons for this potential increase is the same thing that makes Coke a potentially interesting stock at this point. So Coke is currently working on a company restructuring. And I took five objectives straight out of Coke's investor presentation. So the first objective, according to them, is to win more customers. Now, I think that this one's fairly obvious and likely the objective of pretty much any company. But they go one step further and say that they're working on improving their innovation, which could also include mergers and acquisitions. So basically develop or buy new beverage brands. Now, they also said that they want to improve their brands, not just the Coke brands, but a lot of their all of their sub brands as well. Think brands like Sprite or Dasani Water or Smart Water or Minute Maid. They also own Honest Tea's, Powerade, Vitamin Water, Barg's Root Beer, and the list goes on and on. So I'm guessing their brand building revolves mostly around marketing and in theory, creating new products. So this should help their consumer. It should help them gain market share, help improve the relationship with their consumers, and in theory, be able to grow their revenue once again. Now, Coke also says that they want to strengthen shareholder impact, develop strong system economics and equip the organization to win. Now, on one hand, I chuckle at a lot of these objectives or at least chuckle at the fact that they call them clear objectives, because in my mind, these are far from clear. Now, that being said, I don't think at all that the restructure is useless. I actually think it's quite a good move and necessary for a company like Coke. This is a well-established long company that is likely added some extra costs where they don't have to or let some of their brands falter where they don't have to. And I think refocusing and trying to push everything forward is a smart move. I just think that you could apply most of these to pretty much any company in the world and it would seem appropriate. Now, another advantage of cleaning up the business, at least from an investor perspective, is that they also claim that they want to improve their margins and their cash flow generation. So these, I think, bring a unique and maybe not unique, but certainly an added benefit if we think that they're going to pull it off. And so far, it seems to be heading in the right direction. So now a logical next step is to look at Coke's free cash flow going back the past few years. And we can see that the free cash flow chart generally looks better than the revenue chart. At least it bottomed out in 2017. And that time they put up about five point three billion in free cash flow over the past couple of years. Coke's free cash flow has continued to climb over the last year or at least in 2020. They put up about nine billion dollars in free cash flow and analysts are expecting nine point four billion in 2021 and almost 10 billion in 2022. So again, these are good improvements that Coke seems to be making. Now, when we use these analyst estimates for free cash flow going out the next few years and we discount them back to today in our discounted free cash flow calculation, what we take these analyst estimates, discount them to today, we get a fair value for the stock of about forty eight dollars per share. Now we should also just adjust this calculation for net debt. So how much debt do they have? How much cash do they have? How much is remaining? If they have more debt than they have cash, you take that away from the stock price. And just like that, we end up with a adjusted fair value of about forty two dollars for the stock of Coca-Cola. A lot of people call it equity as well. Right now, when we switch over to a chart of Coca-Cola, well, we can see that Coke is trading in the mid 50s. And clearly, if we were to believe that discounted free cash flow is a good way to value a company like Coca-Cola and generally it is discounted free cash flow is good for large blue chip companies like Coke. Well, it seems that Coke stock is slightly overvalued at this point. I think we need Coke stock to fall closer to the low 40s before we consider buying it. So as much as I like what Coke is doing to improve their overall business right now, Coke has a price to earnings multiple of about 25x. That's a that's a bit high compared to their own historical average and the average of the S&P 500. So again, price to earnings verifies that perhaps the stock is somewhat overvalued at this point. Now, if we don't think that price to earnings or discounted free cash flow are the best valuation methods to use, well, which method would you use? I actually did a video where I go through the process of picking.
125,899,742	125	I3GFogXi6Mk	43.344778	170.729917	Buy	Selected region	2	CRM	null	null	null	Top 5 Cloud Stock Picks for the Next Five Years - Outperform the Market - Video Series 1 of 5 *****	45,240,949	Yes	125	Top 5 Cloud Stock Picks for the Next Five Years - Outperform the Market - Video Series 1 of 5 *****	2019-06-16 22:00:46+00:00	UCqqHGGPbhISeKkpEx8676sw	Mr. FIRED Up Wealth	**PLEASE SUBSCRIBE \| LIKE \| COMMENT \| ENJOY** This video is #1 in a series of 5 videos discussing the top 25 stock picks for 2019 and beyond…based on the top 5 stock market growth trends for the next decade. This video provides opinions on the top 5 Cloud stock picks for the next 5 years. If you want to outperform the stock market, you need to focus on secular growth trends and the companies growing within these trends. Outperformance will allow you reinvest your gains into DGI to accelerate your early retirement. If you are following the F.I.R.E.D. Up Wealth movement, this is the next step...Phase II, after you have done your homework and educated yourself on the stock market…now it's time for individual stock picks that will help you outperform the market! Thanks for watching, subscribing, liking, and commenting! Your support means a lot. The information provided is for informational purposes only. It should not be considered legal or financial advice. You should consult with an attorney or other professional to determine what may be best for your individual needs.	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The best performing chunks of my portfolios have been informed by your videos!\n\nQuick question...have you done an analysis on which companies are the best-of-breed cloud player in their respective vertical? e.g. DOCU for doc mgmt, CRM for client mgmt., PLAN for connected planning etc.', 'Thats an awesome computer man..is it the imac 27inch?', 'What are your thoughts about PagerDuty $PD? Seems like they are poised to benefit from all their customers recent increase in volume due to SIP. Thank you!', 'Thanks for making this video. I appreciate it given that you work in the industry which makes your opinions more valuable. You mentioned the future growth of self service data analysis in your description section. What do you think of AYX? To me it sounds like a great company with great financials and growth story projected however I am hesitant because it seems like the big cloud players may soon overtake them as far as competition goes', 'Thoughts on $WDAY and $ADBE? Thanks for the shoutout to $NOW. Great innovative company, but still obscure.', 'Nice list. I have 3 of the 5, and I hope they do well.', 'Thanks to everyone who has watched, subscribed, liked, and commented so far! The next video in the series will be the top 5 Autonomous Driving stocks! If you haven’t subscribed, please do...you won’t want to miss the next 20 stock picks. Stay tuned! 😀', 'DGI - checking in : )', 'Great video. I feel like cloud companies are almost reaching a bubble.', "Thank you for the insights Eric. I'll be following the series.", 'Nice!']	My goal is to help YOU be a better investor & achieve financial independence! 🔥 FIRED Up Wealth 🔥 is about outperforming the stock market to achieve financial freedom & enjoy life. This community focuses on growth, disruptive technology, barbell balance & long-term investing. We use growth at a young age to outperform, & we sell that outperformance to buy blue chip dividend stocks to build passive income until we have enough to be financially free & live off dividends without selling our assets. I'm a self-made millionaire with an MBA and 20+ years of trading & investing experience. I teach fundamentals, technicals, and everything in between as your personal finance coach. From personal finance to portfolio management & financial freedom: 🔥 Stock Market Investing 🔥 Disruptive Technology 🔥 Growth Investing 🔥 Dividend Growth Investing (DGI & DGIF) 🔥 Financial Independence The info provided is for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal or financial advice.	4,800,938	71,400	515	Category 1	What's up everybody, Mr. Fired Up Wealth here. Last time we talked about the top five secular growth trends over the next five or more years. And today I'm excited to announce a series of five new videos, one video for each of the secular growth trends. And in each video, we're going to give our top five stock picks. Now I'm really excited about this. If you haven't had a chance to watch the previous video, I'm going to put a link above. Go ahead and click that, take a look. If you haven't subscribed to the channel, please click the red button. You're not going to want to miss these next five videos. Today we're going to kick it off with the top five cloud picks for the next decade. I'm excited to get started. So without further ado, here we go. The first company on the list is Salesforce, a leader in customer relationship management, also known as CRM. Now, interesting enough, the stock ticker is also CRM, which is absolutely brilliant. But this company, this stock has been on a tear for what seems like forever. And I don't see that momentum slowing down anytime soon. And for a couple of very good reasons. The first reason, in my opinion, being their rockstar team of not one, but two CEOs. Now, how many companies can say they have two CEOs, especially the track record of these guys. Both of them come from Oracle, which is also my background. Now, Mark Benoff left Oracle in 1999 to start Salesforce. His dream was to crush Oracle at the CRM game. He's done a great job of that. And Keith Block, I actually reported on his organization back in 2008 and 2009 when I was at Oracle. They both have a proven track record. They do what they say they're going to do. They're telling investors that they're going to double revenue over the next four years. And I'm not a rocket scientist, but I believe that means great things for shareholders. It's a stock that you should definitely look into. The other thing that you should consider when evaluating the stock are the recent acquisitions. Now, back in 2018, March of 2018, Salesforce acquired MuleSoft for $6.5 billion. And just this week, they announced the acquisition of Tableau Software for $15.3 billion. Now, that's a lot of money and investors did get spooked. The shares of CRM went down. Understandably, how's that going to affect earnings per share? Sell the news, figure it out later. But most of the people that were selling don't have the insight into the industry like I do. And I believe there's a very good strategic reason to have these acquisitions. What Salesforce is trying to do is they're trying to help organizations analyze and visualize data. This is all about digital transformation. It's a big push in the industry and they're positioning themselves to be a leader in this area. I see tremendous growth potential from this. I also see tremendous cross-selling opportunities within this. So definitely check out Salesforce, ticker CRM, and add that to your shopping list. Number two on the list is one that my DGI, my dividend growth investing friends, all love and it is Microsoft, ticker MSFT. This has been a great company for a very long time. Think Microsoft Azure. The Azure cloud has 95% of the Fortune 500 already. And they recently announced a partnership with Oracle to compete against AWS and other cloud players with a push into the small and mid-sized business category. I see tremendous growth potential still for the Azure cloud. It's a great company with great diversification. They do a lot more than just the cloud. Of course, they just announced a streaming video game service recently, which is also cloud related. They pay a 1.5% dividend yield. It's a very reasonable payout ratio and they've grown their dividend for a whopping 15 years consecutively. So definitely add Microsoft to your shopping list. It is a great company and I see it doing well for a very long time. Okay, guys, before I give you my number three pick, I want to encourage you, I want to challenge you to stay here for the fourth and fifth pick. I think you'll be surprised by both of those picks, so please stay tuned. Number three, you saw this one coming. It's Amazon and it's Amazon for Amazon Web Services, AWS. They're just a behemoth, very highly profitable. I like the company for more than just the cloud component. I like them because I buy everything from Amazon. The equipment I'm recording this video with, from my baby's diapers to anything between. 90% of what I buy seriously is online. I look and pay a premium because I don't want to go to the store and buy it. I think a lot of people my age can relate to that. That's just kind of how the economy is at this point. And it's a great company, but their cash cow, where they're making a ton of money, where they're very profitable, is their AWS. They've had a very strong cloud presence for a long time. That's going to continue to grow. Obviously, you can see that there's people like Microsoft and Oracle that are joining forces to try to compete with AWS because AWS simply is the leader. If Amazon's not already on your radar, it should be. Obviously, it's a very expensive stock. Do your best to try to keep an eye on it. If it dips, if you can get it in a good buying position, consider buying some Amazon for the long haul. Number four is one that you probably didn't see coming. You might not even know what this company is or what they do, but if it's not on your radar, you should check out ServiceNow, ticker M-O-W. This is an excellent complimentary play to the large cloud players, and they focus on the self-service model. What you really need to know is that they have amazing growth potential. They have their own niche within the cloud market, and the cash-generating ability for this company is off the charts. Now, it is an expensive stock, but I still think that over time, it'll outperform. If you can get this on the dip, check it out. ServiceNow should be on your radar for a top cloud stock for the next five to ten years. Number five is Oracle. And if you follow me to this point, you know that I used to work for Oracle. I have good insight into the company. They started as a database company that pivoted into on-prem applications, and their focus now is business applications in the cloud. They've consecutively, consistently grown their cloud business over the last few years. It is a strategic focus of theirs, and I see them doing well, especially with the recent partnership with Microsoft to try to compete more with Amazon Web Services. The company on its own is a great company because it has very sticky revenues. There are a lot of large and small and medium-sized companies that use Oracle, not only on the cloud side, but also on on-prem. And so they pay a solid dividend. Last time I checked, it was around 1.8%, with around five to seven years of dividend increase. It's a company that's not going anywhere. It's not going to shoot to the moon. It's not a high flyer, but it is a very stable company that should at least market perform, pay a solid dividend, and it's one that I like to have just for some stability in my portfolio. It's not necessarily, again, going to get you to outperformance, but it is one that you should take a look at. Check out Oracle, ticker O-R-C-L, as one of your potential stock purchases for the next five to ten years. So there you have it. Those are my top five cloud stock picks for the next five or more years. Remember, this is video number one of five in the series. We're doing a video for each secular growth trend, a total of 25 individual stocks for you to investigate. I really enjoyed making this video. I'm excited to make the next four. I really could use your support. If you could hit that subscribe button down there, I don't want you to miss the next 20 stock picks. Go ahead and give me a like, give me a comment. I do this to try to educate people. I appreciate your time. I hope you watch another video. Take care and we'll see you soon.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3GFogXi6Mk	Here we go. The first company on the list is Salesforce, a leader in customer relationship management, also known as CRM. Now, interesting enough, the stock ticker is also CRM, which is absolutely brilliant. But this company, this stock has been on a tear for what seems like forever. And I don't see that momentum slowing down anytime soon. And for a couple of very good reasons. The first reason, in my opinion, being their rockstar team of not one, but two CEOs. Now, how many companies can say they have two CEOs, especially the track record of these guys? Both of them come from Oracle, which is also my background. Now, Mark Benoff left Oracle in 1999 to start Salesforce. His dream was to crush Oracle at the CRM game. He's done a great job of that. And Keith Block, I actually reported on his organization back in 2008 and 2009 when I was at Oracle. They both have a proven track record. They do what they say they're going to do. They're telling investors that they're going to double revenue over the next four years. And I'm not a rocket scientist, but I believe that means great things for shareholders. It's a stock that you should definitely look into. The other thing that you should consider when evaluating the stock are the recent acquisitions. Now back in 2018, March of 2018, Salesforce acquired MuleSoft for $6.5 billion. And just this week, they announced the acquisition of Tablet Software for $15.3 billion. Now that's a lot of money, and investors did get spooked. The shares of CRM went down. Understandably, how's that going to affect earnings per share? Sell the news, figure it out later. But most of the people that we're selling don't have the insight into the industry like I do. And I believe there's a very good strategic reason to have these acquisitions. What Salesforce is trying to do is they're trying to help organizations analyze and visualize data. This is all about digital transformation. It's a big push in the industry, and they're positioning themselves to be a leader in this area. I see tremendous growth potential from this. I also see tremendous cross-selling opportunities within this. So definitely check out Salesforce, ticker CRM, and add that to your shopping list.
125,899,742	125	I3GFogXi6Mk	170.729917	233.668728	Buy	Selected region	3	MSFT	null	null	null	Top 5 Cloud Stock Picks for the Next Five Years - Outperform the Market - Video Series 1 of 5 *****	45,240,949	Yes	125	Top 5 Cloud Stock Picks for the Next Five Years - Outperform the Market - Video Series 1 of 5 *****	2019-06-16 22:00:46+00:00	UCqqHGGPbhISeKkpEx8676sw	Mr. FIRED Up Wealth	**PLEASE SUBSCRIBE \| LIKE \| COMMENT \| ENJOY** This video is #1 in a series of 5 videos discussing the top 25 stock picks for 2019 and beyond…based on the top 5 stock market growth trends for the next decade. This video provides opinions on the top 5 Cloud stock picks for the next 5 years. If you want to outperform the stock market, you need to focus on secular growth trends and the companies growing within these trends. Outperformance will allow you reinvest your gains into DGI to accelerate your early retirement. If you are following the F.I.R.E.D. Up Wealth movement, this is the next step...Phase II, after you have done your homework and educated yourself on the stock market…now it's time for individual stock picks that will help you outperform the market! Thanks for watching, subscribing, liking, and commenting! Your support means a lot. The information provided is for informational purposes only. It should not be considered legal or financial advice. You should consult with an attorney or other professional to determine what may be best for your individual needs.	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The best performing chunks of my portfolios have been informed by your videos!\n\nQuick question...have you done an analysis on which companies are the best-of-breed cloud player in their respective vertical? e.g. DOCU for doc mgmt, CRM for client mgmt., PLAN for connected planning etc.', 'Thats an awesome computer man..is it the imac 27inch?', 'What are your thoughts about PagerDuty $PD? Seems like they are poised to benefit from all their customers recent increase in volume due to SIP. Thank you!', 'Thanks for making this video. I appreciate it given that you work in the industry which makes your opinions more valuable. You mentioned the future growth of self service data analysis in your description section. What do you think of AYX? To me it sounds like a great company with great financials and growth story projected however I am hesitant because it seems like the big cloud players may soon overtake them as far as competition goes', 'Thoughts on $WDAY and $ADBE? Thanks for the shoutout to $NOW. Great innovative company, but still obscure.', 'Nice list. I have 3 of the 5, and I hope they do well.', 'Thanks to everyone who has watched, subscribed, liked, and commented so far! The next video in the series will be the top 5 Autonomous Driving stocks! If you haven’t subscribed, please do...you won’t want to miss the next 20 stock picks. Stay tuned! 😀', 'DGI - checking in : )', 'Great video. I feel like cloud companies are almost reaching a bubble.', "Thank you for the insights Eric. I'll be following the series.", 'Nice!']	My goal is to help YOU be a better investor & achieve financial independence! 🔥 FIRED Up Wealth 🔥 is about outperforming the stock market to achieve financial freedom & enjoy life. This community focuses on growth, disruptive technology, barbell balance & long-term investing. We use growth at a young age to outperform, & we sell that outperformance to buy blue chip dividend stocks to build passive income until we have enough to be financially free & live off dividends without selling our assets. I'm a self-made millionaire with an MBA and 20+ years of trading & investing experience. I teach fundamentals, technicals, and everything in between as your personal finance coach. From personal finance to portfolio management & financial freedom: 🔥 Stock Market Investing 🔥 Disruptive Technology 🔥 Growth Investing 🔥 Dividend Growth Investing (DGI & DGIF) 🔥 Financial Independence The info provided is for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal or financial advice.	4,800,938	71,400	515	Category 1	What's up everybody, Mr. Fired Up Wealth here. Last time we talked about the top five secular growth trends over the next five or more years. And today I'm excited to announce a series of five new videos, one video for each of the secular growth trends. And in each video, we're going to give our top five stock picks. Now I'm really excited about this. If you haven't had a chance to watch the previous video, I'm going to put a link above. Go ahead and click that, take a look. If you haven't subscribed to the channel, please click the red button. You're not going to want to miss these next five videos. Today we're going to kick it off with the top five cloud picks for the next decade. I'm excited to get started. So without further ado, here we go. The first company on the list is Salesforce, a leader in customer relationship management, also known as CRM. Now, interesting enough, the stock ticker is also CRM, which is absolutely brilliant. But this company, this stock has been on a tear for what seems like forever. And I don't see that momentum slowing down anytime soon. And for a couple of very good reasons. The first reason, in my opinion, being their rockstar team of not one, but two CEOs. Now, how many companies can say they have two CEOs, especially the track record of these guys. Both of them come from Oracle, which is also my background. Now, Mark Benoff left Oracle in 1999 to start Salesforce. His dream was to crush Oracle at the CRM game. He's done a great job of that. And Keith Block, I actually reported on his organization back in 2008 and 2009 when I was at Oracle. They both have a proven track record. They do what they say they're going to do. They're telling investors that they're going to double revenue over the next four years. And I'm not a rocket scientist, but I believe that means great things for shareholders. It's a stock that you should definitely look into. The other thing that you should consider when evaluating the stock are the recent acquisitions. Now, back in 2018, March of 2018, Salesforce acquired MuleSoft for $6.5 billion. And just this week, they announced the acquisition of Tableau Software for $15.3 billion. Now, that's a lot of money and investors did get spooked. The shares of CRM went down. Understandably, how's that going to affect earnings per share? Sell the news, figure it out later. But most of the people that were selling don't have the insight into the industry like I do. And I believe there's a very good strategic reason to have these acquisitions. What Salesforce is trying to do is they're trying to help organizations analyze and visualize data. This is all about digital transformation. It's a big push in the industry and they're positioning themselves to be a leader in this area. I see tremendous growth potential from this. I also see tremendous cross-selling opportunities within this. So definitely check out Salesforce, ticker CRM, and add that to your shopping list. Number two on the list is one that my DGI, my dividend growth investing friends, all love and it is Microsoft, ticker MSFT. This has been a great company for a very long time. Think Microsoft Azure. The Azure cloud has 95% of the Fortune 500 already. And they recently announced a partnership with Oracle to compete against AWS and other cloud players with a push into the small and mid-sized business category. I see tremendous growth potential still for the Azure cloud. It's a great company with great diversification. They do a lot more than just the cloud. Of course, they just announced a streaming video game service recently, which is also cloud related. They pay a 1.5% dividend yield. It's a very reasonable payout ratio and they've grown their dividend for a whopping 15 years consecutively. So definitely add Microsoft to your shopping list. It is a great company and I see it doing well for a very long time. Okay, guys, before I give you my number three pick, I want to encourage you, I want to challenge you to stay here for the fourth and fifth pick. I think you'll be surprised by both of those picks, so please stay tuned. Number three, you saw this one coming. It's Amazon and it's Amazon for Amazon Web Services, AWS. They're just a behemoth, very highly profitable. I like the company for more than just the cloud component. I like them because I buy everything from Amazon. The equipment I'm recording this video with, from my baby's diapers to anything between. 90% of what I buy seriously is online. I look and pay a premium because I don't want to go to the store and buy it. I think a lot of people my age can relate to that. That's just kind of how the economy is at this point. And it's a great company, but their cash cow, where they're making a ton of money, where they're very profitable, is their AWS. They've had a very strong cloud presence for a long time. That's going to continue to grow. Obviously, you can see that there's people like Microsoft and Oracle that are joining forces to try to compete with AWS because AWS simply is the leader. If Amazon's not already on your radar, it should be. Obviously, it's a very expensive stock. Do your best to try to keep an eye on it. If it dips, if you can get it in a good buying position, consider buying some Amazon for the long haul. Number four is one that you probably didn't see coming. You might not even know what this company is or what they do, but if it's not on your radar, you should check out ServiceNow, ticker M-O-W. This is an excellent complimentary play to the large cloud players, and they focus on the self-service model. What you really need to know is that they have amazing growth potential. They have their own niche within the cloud market, and the cash-generating ability for this company is off the charts. Now, it is an expensive stock, but I still think that over time, it'll outperform. If you can get this on the dip, check it out. ServiceNow should be on your radar for a top cloud stock for the next five to ten years. Number five is Oracle. And if you follow me to this point, you know that I used to work for Oracle. I have good insight into the company. They started as a database company that pivoted into on-prem applications, and their focus now is business applications in the cloud. They've consecutively, consistently grown their cloud business over the last few years. It is a strategic focus of theirs, and I see them doing well, especially with the recent partnership with Microsoft to try to compete more with Amazon Web Services. The company on its own is a great company because it has very sticky revenues. There are a lot of large and small and medium-sized companies that use Oracle, not only on the cloud side, but also on on-prem. And so they pay a solid dividend. Last time I checked, it was around 1.8%, with around five to seven years of dividend increase. It's a company that's not going anywhere. It's not going to shoot to the moon. It's not a high flyer, but it is a very stable company that should at least market perform, pay a solid dividend, and it's one that I like to have just for some stability in my portfolio. It's not necessarily, again, going to get you to outperformance, but it is one that you should take a look at. Check out Oracle, ticker O-R-C-L, as one of your potential stock purchases for the next five to ten years. So there you have it. Those are my top five cloud stock picks for the next five or more years. Remember, this is video number one of five in the series. We're doing a video for each secular growth trend, a total of 25 individual stocks for you to investigate. I really enjoyed making this video. I'm excited to make the next four. I really could use your support. If you could hit that subscribe button down there, I don't want you to miss the next 20 stock picks. Go ahead and give me a like, give me a comment. I do this to try to educate people. I appreciate your time. I hope you watch another video. Take care and we'll see you soon.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3GFogXi6Mk	Number two on the list is one that my DGI, my Dividend Growth Investing friends all love, and it is Microsoft, ticker MSFT. This has been a great company for a very long time. Think Microsoft Azure. The Azure cloud has 95% of the Fortune 500 already, and they recently announced a partnership with Oracle to compete against AWS and other cloud players with a push into the small and mid-sized business category. I see tremendous growth potential still for the Azure cloud. It's a great company with great diversification. They do a lot more than just the cloud. Of course, they just announced a streaming video game service recently, which is also cloud-related. They pay a 1.5% dividend yield. It's a very reasonable payout ratio, and they've grown their dividend for a whopping 15 years consecutively. So definitely add Microsoft to your shopping list. It is a great company, and I see it doing well.
125,899,742	125	I3GFogXi6Mk	237.814398	318.089649	Buy	Selected region	3	AMZN	null	null	null	Top 5 Cloud Stock Picks for the Next Five Years - Outperform the Market - Video Series 1 of 5 *****	45,240,949	Yes	125	Top 5 Cloud Stock Picks for the Next Five Years - Outperform the Market - Video Series 1 of 5 *****	2019-06-16 22:00:46+00:00	UCqqHGGPbhISeKkpEx8676sw	Mr. FIRED Up Wealth	**PLEASE SUBSCRIBE \| LIKE \| COMMENT \| ENJOY** This video is #1 in a series of 5 videos discussing the top 25 stock picks for 2019 and beyond…based on the top 5 stock market growth trends for the next decade. This video provides opinions on the top 5 Cloud stock picks for the next 5 years. If you want to outperform the stock market, you need to focus on secular growth trends and the companies growing within these trends. Outperformance will allow you reinvest your gains into DGI to accelerate your early retirement. If you are following the F.I.R.E.D. Up Wealth movement, this is the next step...Phase II, after you have done your homework and educated yourself on the stock market…now it's time for individual stock picks that will help you outperform the market! Thanks for watching, subscribing, liking, and commenting! Your support means a lot. The information provided is for informational purposes only. It should not be considered legal or financial advice. You should consult with an attorney or other professional to determine what may be best for your individual needs.	['top stocks to invest in 2019', 'best stocks for next 5 years', 'top growth stocks for 2019', 'Growth stocks', 'millionaire investor', 'Cloud Stocks', 'Software Stocks', 'Top Stock Picks Next Decade', 'Stock Market', 'Stock Picks 2019', 'Top Stocks', 'Marijuana Stocks', 'Cloud Kings', 'CRM', 'ORCL', 'NOW', 'MSFT', 'AMZN', 'Salesforce', 'Oracle', 'ServiceNow', 'Microsoft', 'Amazon', 'Get Rich Stock Market', 'FIRE', 'FIRE Retirement', 'Cloud Services', 'Best Stocks', 'Stock picks', 'Dividend Growth Investing', 'Top 5 Cloud Stocks', 'Retire Young']	en-US	487	false	3,380	123	29	['Service now rocketed 🚀', 'I found your channel today, love it, subscribed', 'Eric your comments are prophetic! The best performing chunks of my portfolios have been informed by your videos!\n\nQuick question...have you done an analysis on which companies are the best-of-breed cloud player in their respective vertical? e.g. DOCU for doc mgmt, CRM for client mgmt., PLAN for connected planning etc.', 'Thats an awesome computer man..is it the imac 27inch?', 'What are your thoughts about PagerDuty $PD? Seems like they are poised to benefit from all their customers recent increase in volume due to SIP. Thank you!', 'Thanks for making this video. I appreciate it given that you work in the industry which makes your opinions more valuable. You mentioned the future growth of self service data analysis in your description section. What do you think of AYX? To me it sounds like a great company with great financials and growth story projected however I am hesitant because it seems like the big cloud players may soon overtake them as far as competition goes', 'Thoughts on $WDAY and $ADBE? Thanks for the shoutout to $NOW. Great innovative company, but still obscure.', 'Nice list. I have 3 of the 5, and I hope they do well.', 'Thanks to everyone who has watched, subscribed, liked, and commented so far! The next video in the series will be the top 5 Autonomous Driving stocks! If you haven’t subscribed, please do...you won’t want to miss the next 20 stock picks. Stay tuned! 😀', 'DGI - checking in : )', 'Great video. I feel like cloud companies are almost reaching a bubble.', "Thank you for the insights Eric. I'll be following the series.", 'Nice!']	My goal is to help YOU be a better investor & achieve financial independence! 🔥 FIRED Up Wealth 🔥 is about outperforming the stock market to achieve financial freedom & enjoy life. This community focuses on growth, disruptive technology, barbell balance & long-term investing. We use growth at a young age to outperform, & we sell that outperformance to buy blue chip dividend stocks to build passive income until we have enough to be financially free & live off dividends without selling our assets. I'm a self-made millionaire with an MBA and 20+ years of trading & investing experience. I teach fundamentals, technicals, and everything in between as your personal finance coach. From personal finance to portfolio management & financial freedom: 🔥 Stock Market Investing 🔥 Disruptive Technology 🔥 Growth Investing 🔥 Dividend Growth Investing (DGI & DGIF) 🔥 Financial Independence The info provided is for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal or financial advice.	4,800,938	71,400	515	Category 1	What's up everybody, Mr. Fired Up Wealth here. Last time we talked about the top five secular growth trends over the next five or more years. And today I'm excited to announce a series of five new videos, one video for each of the secular growth trends. And in each video, we're going to give our top five stock picks. Now I'm really excited about this. If you haven't had a chance to watch the previous video, I'm going to put a link above. Go ahead and click that, take a look. If you haven't subscribed to the channel, please click the red button. You're not going to want to miss these next five videos. Today we're going to kick it off with the top five cloud picks for the next decade. I'm excited to get started. So without further ado, here we go. The first company on the list is Salesforce, a leader in customer relationship management, also known as CRM. Now, interesting enough, the stock ticker is also CRM, which is absolutely brilliant. But this company, this stock has been on a tear for what seems like forever. And I don't see that momentum slowing down anytime soon. And for a couple of very good reasons. The first reason, in my opinion, being their rockstar team of not one, but two CEOs. Now, how many companies can say they have two CEOs, especially the track record of these guys. Both of them come from Oracle, which is also my background. Now, Mark Benoff left Oracle in 1999 to start Salesforce. His dream was to crush Oracle at the CRM game. He's done a great job of that. And Keith Block, I actually reported on his organization back in 2008 and 2009 when I was at Oracle. They both have a proven track record. They do what they say they're going to do. They're telling investors that they're going to double revenue over the next four years. And I'm not a rocket scientist, but I believe that means great things for shareholders. It's a stock that you should definitely look into. The other thing that you should consider when evaluating the stock are the recent acquisitions. Now, back in 2018, March of 2018, Salesforce acquired MuleSoft for $6.5 billion. And just this week, they announced the acquisition of Tableau Software for $15.3 billion. Now, that's a lot of money and investors did get spooked. The shares of CRM went down. Understandably, how's that going to affect earnings per share? Sell the news, figure it out later. But most of the people that were selling don't have the insight into the industry like I do. And I believe there's a very good strategic reason to have these acquisitions. What Salesforce is trying to do is they're trying to help organizations analyze and visualize data. This is all about digital transformation. It's a big push in the industry and they're positioning themselves to be a leader in this area. I see tremendous growth potential from this. I also see tremendous cross-selling opportunities within this. So definitely check out Salesforce, ticker CRM, and add that to your shopping list. Number two on the list is one that my DGI, my dividend growth investing friends, all love and it is Microsoft, ticker MSFT. This has been a great company for a very long time. Think Microsoft Azure. The Azure cloud has 95% of the Fortune 500 already. And they recently announced a partnership with Oracle to compete against AWS and other cloud players with a push into the small and mid-sized business category. I see tremendous growth potential still for the Azure cloud. It's a great company with great diversification. They do a lot more than just the cloud. Of course, they just announced a streaming video game service recently, which is also cloud related. They pay a 1.5% dividend yield. It's a very reasonable payout ratio and they've grown their dividend for a whopping 15 years consecutively. So definitely add Microsoft to your shopping list. It is a great company and I see it doing well for a very long time. Okay, guys, before I give you my number three pick, I want to encourage you, I want to challenge you to stay here for the fourth and fifth pick. I think you'll be surprised by both of those picks, so please stay tuned. Number three, you saw this one coming. It's Amazon and it's Amazon for Amazon Web Services, AWS. They're just a behemoth, very highly profitable. I like the company for more than just the cloud component. I like them because I buy everything from Amazon. The equipment I'm recording this video with, from my baby's diapers to anything between. 90% of what I buy seriously is online. I look and pay a premium because I don't want to go to the store and buy it. I think a lot of people my age can relate to that. That's just kind of how the economy is at this point. And it's a great company, but their cash cow, where they're making a ton of money, where they're very profitable, is their AWS. They've had a very strong cloud presence for a long time. That's going to continue to grow. Obviously, you can see that there's people like Microsoft and Oracle that are joining forces to try to compete with AWS because AWS simply is the leader. If Amazon's not already on your radar, it should be. Obviously, it's a very expensive stock. Do your best to try to keep an eye on it. If it dips, if you can get it in a good buying position, consider buying some Amazon for the long haul. Number four is one that you probably didn't see coming. You might not even know what this company is or what they do, but if it's not on your radar, you should check out ServiceNow, ticker M-O-W. This is an excellent complimentary play to the large cloud players, and they focus on the self-service model. What you really need to know is that they have amazing growth potential. They have their own niche within the cloud market, and the cash-generating ability for this company is off the charts. Now, it is an expensive stock, but I still think that over time, it'll outperform. If you can get this on the dip, check it out. ServiceNow should be on your radar for a top cloud stock for the next five to ten years. Number five is Oracle. And if you follow me to this point, you know that I used to work for Oracle. I have good insight into the company. They started as a database company that pivoted into on-prem applications, and their focus now is business applications in the cloud. They've consecutively, consistently grown their cloud business over the last few years. It is a strategic focus of theirs, and I see them doing well, especially with the recent partnership with Microsoft to try to compete more with Amazon Web Services. The company on its own is a great company because it has very sticky revenues. There are a lot of large and small and medium-sized companies that use Oracle, not only on the cloud side, but also on on-prem. And so they pay a solid dividend. Last time I checked, it was around 1.8%, with around five to seven years of dividend increase. It's a company that's not going anywhere. It's not going to shoot to the moon. It's not a high flyer, but it is a very stable company that should at least market perform, pay a solid dividend, and it's one that I like to have just for some stability in my portfolio. It's not necessarily, again, going to get you to outperformance, but it is one that you should take a look at. Check out Oracle, ticker O-R-C-L, as one of your potential stock purchases for the next five to ten years. So there you have it. Those are my top five cloud stock picks for the next five or more years. Remember, this is video number one of five in the series. We're doing a video for each secular growth trend, a total of 25 individual stocks for you to investigate. I really enjoyed making this video. I'm excited to make the next four. I really could use your support. If you could hit that subscribe button down there, I don't want you to miss the next 20 stock picks. Go ahead and give me a like, give me a comment. I do this to try to educate people. I appreciate your time. I hope you watch another video. Take care and we'll see you soon.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3GFogXi6Mk	I want to encourage you, I want to challenge you to stay here for the fourth and fifth pick. I think you'll be surprised by both of those picks, so please stay tuned. Number three, you saw this one coming, it's Amazon, and it's Amazon for Amazon Web Services, AWS. They're just a behemoth, very highly profitable. I like the company for more than just the cloud component. I like them because I buy everything from Amazon. The equipment I'm recording this video with, from my baby's diapers to anything between. 90% of what I buy, seriously, is online. I'll even pay a premium because I don't want to go to the store and buy it. I think a lot of people my age can relate to that. That's just kind of how the economy is at this point. It's a great company, but their cash cow, where they're making a ton of money, where they're very profitable, is their AWS. They've had a very strong cloud presence for a long time. That's going to continue to grow. Obviously, you can see that there's people like Microsoft and Oracle that are joining forces to try to compete with AWS because AWS simply is the leader. If Amazon's not already on your radar, it should be. Obviously, it's a very expensive stock. Do your best to try to keep an eye on it. If it dips, if you can get it in a good buy-in position, consider buying some Amazon for the long haul.
125,899,742	125	I3GFogXi6Mk	319.220286	359.92323	Buy	Title	2	NOW	null	274.55	null	Top 5 Cloud Stock Picks for the Next Five Years - Outperform the Market - Video Series 1 of 5 *****	45,240,949	Yes	125	Top 5 Cloud Stock Picks for the Next Five Years - Outperform the Market - Video Series 1 of 5 *****	2019-06-16 22:00:46+00:00	UCqqHGGPbhISeKkpEx8676sw	Mr. FIRED Up Wealth	**PLEASE SUBSCRIBE \| LIKE \| COMMENT \| ENJOY** This video is #1 in a series of 5 videos discussing the top 25 stock picks for 2019 and beyond…based on the top 5 stock market growth trends for the next decade. This video provides opinions on the top 5 Cloud stock picks for the next 5 years. If you want to outperform the stock market, you need to focus on secular growth trends and the companies growing within these trends. Outperformance will allow you reinvest your gains into DGI to accelerate your early retirement. If you are following the F.I.R.E.D. Up Wealth movement, this is the next step...Phase II, after you have done your homework and educated yourself on the stock market…now it's time for individual stock picks that will help you outperform the market! Thanks for watching, subscribing, liking, and commenting! Your support means a lot. The information provided is for informational purposes only. It should not be considered legal or financial advice. You should consult with an attorney or other professional to determine what may be best for your individual needs.	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The best performing chunks of my portfolios have been informed by your videos!\n\nQuick question...have you done an analysis on which companies are the best-of-breed cloud player in their respective vertical? e.g. DOCU for doc mgmt, CRM for client mgmt., PLAN for connected planning etc.', 'Thats an awesome computer man..is it the imac 27inch?', 'What are your thoughts about PagerDuty $PD? Seems like they are poised to benefit from all their customers recent increase in volume due to SIP. Thank you!', 'Thanks for making this video. I appreciate it given that you work in the industry which makes your opinions more valuable. You mentioned the future growth of self service data analysis in your description section. What do you think of AYX? To me it sounds like a great company with great financials and growth story projected however I am hesitant because it seems like the big cloud players may soon overtake them as far as competition goes', 'Thoughts on $WDAY and $ADBE? Thanks for the shoutout to $NOW. Great innovative company, but still obscure.', 'Nice list. I have 3 of the 5, and I hope they do well.', 'Thanks to everyone who has watched, subscribed, liked, and commented so far! The next video in the series will be the top 5 Autonomous Driving stocks! If you haven’t subscribed, please do...you won’t want to miss the next 20 stock picks. Stay tuned! 😀', 'DGI - checking in : )', 'Great video. I feel like cloud companies are almost reaching a bubble.', "Thank you for the insights Eric. I'll be following the series.", 'Nice!']	My goal is to help YOU be a better investor & achieve financial independence! 🔥 FIRED Up Wealth 🔥 is about outperforming the stock market to achieve financial freedom & enjoy life. This community focuses on growth, disruptive technology, barbell balance & long-term investing. We use growth at a young age to outperform, & we sell that outperformance to buy blue chip dividend stocks to build passive income until we have enough to be financially free & live off dividends without selling our assets. I'm a self-made millionaire with an MBA and 20+ years of trading & investing experience. I teach fundamentals, technicals, and everything in between as your personal finance coach. From personal finance to portfolio management & financial freedom: 🔥 Stock Market Investing 🔥 Disruptive Technology 🔥 Growth Investing 🔥 Dividend Growth Investing (DGI & DGIF) 🔥 Financial Independence The info provided is for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal or financial advice.	4,800,938	71,400	515	Category 1	What's up everybody, Mr. Fired Up Wealth here. Last time we talked about the top five secular growth trends over the next five or more years. And today I'm excited to announce a series of five new videos, one video for each of the secular growth trends. And in each video, we're going to give our top five stock picks. Now I'm really excited about this. If you haven't had a chance to watch the previous video, I'm going to put a link above. Go ahead and click that, take a look. If you haven't subscribed to the channel, please click the red button. You're not going to want to miss these next five videos. Today we're going to kick it off with the top five cloud picks for the next decade. I'm excited to get started. So without further ado, here we go. The first company on the list is Salesforce, a leader in customer relationship management, also known as CRM. Now, interesting enough, the stock ticker is also CRM, which is absolutely brilliant. But this company, this stock has been on a tear for what seems like forever. And I don't see that momentum slowing down anytime soon. And for a couple of very good reasons. The first reason, in my opinion, being their rockstar team of not one, but two CEOs. Now, how many companies can say they have two CEOs, especially the track record of these guys. Both of them come from Oracle, which is also my background. Now, Mark Benoff left Oracle in 1999 to start Salesforce. His dream was to crush Oracle at the CRM game. He's done a great job of that. And Keith Block, I actually reported on his organization back in 2008 and 2009 when I was at Oracle. They both have a proven track record. They do what they say they're going to do. They're telling investors that they're going to double revenue over the next four years. And I'm not a rocket scientist, but I believe that means great things for shareholders. It's a stock that you should definitely look into. The other thing that you should consider when evaluating the stock are the recent acquisitions. Now, back in 2018, March of 2018, Salesforce acquired MuleSoft for $6.5 billion. And just this week, they announced the acquisition of Tableau Software for $15.3 billion. Now, that's a lot of money and investors did get spooked. The shares of CRM went down. Understandably, how's that going to affect earnings per share? Sell the news, figure it out later. But most of the people that were selling don't have the insight into the industry like I do. And I believe there's a very good strategic reason to have these acquisitions. What Salesforce is trying to do is they're trying to help organizations analyze and visualize data. This is all about digital transformation. It's a big push in the industry and they're positioning themselves to be a leader in this area. I see tremendous growth potential from this. I also see tremendous cross-selling opportunities within this. So definitely check out Salesforce, ticker CRM, and add that to your shopping list. Number two on the list is one that my DGI, my dividend growth investing friends, all love and it is Microsoft, ticker MSFT. This has been a great company for a very long time. Think Microsoft Azure. The Azure cloud has 95% of the Fortune 500 already. And they recently announced a partnership with Oracle to compete against AWS and other cloud players with a push into the small and mid-sized business category. I see tremendous growth potential still for the Azure cloud. It's a great company with great diversification. They do a lot more than just the cloud. Of course, they just announced a streaming video game service recently, which is also cloud related. They pay a 1.5% dividend yield. It's a very reasonable payout ratio and they've grown their dividend for a whopping 15 years consecutively. So definitely add Microsoft to your shopping list. It is a great company and I see it doing well for a very long time. Okay, guys, before I give you my number three pick, I want to encourage you, I want to challenge you to stay here for the fourth and fifth pick. I think you'll be surprised by both of those picks, so please stay tuned. Number three, you saw this one coming. It's Amazon and it's Amazon for Amazon Web Services, AWS. They're just a behemoth, very highly profitable. I like the company for more than just the cloud component. I like them because I buy everything from Amazon. The equipment I'm recording this video with, from my baby's diapers to anything between. 90% of what I buy seriously is online. I look and pay a premium because I don't want to go to the store and buy it. I think a lot of people my age can relate to that. That's just kind of how the economy is at this point. And it's a great company, but their cash cow, where they're making a ton of money, where they're very profitable, is their AWS. They've had a very strong cloud presence for a long time. That's going to continue to grow. Obviously, you can see that there's people like Microsoft and Oracle that are joining forces to try to compete with AWS because AWS simply is the leader. If Amazon's not already on your radar, it should be. Obviously, it's a very expensive stock. Do your best to try to keep an eye on it. If it dips, if you can get it in a good buying position, consider buying some Amazon for the long haul. Number four is one that you probably didn't see coming. You might not even know what this company is or what they do, but if it's not on your radar, you should check out ServiceNow, ticker M-O-W. This is an excellent complimentary play to the large cloud players, and they focus on the self-service model. What you really need to know is that they have amazing growth potential. They have their own niche within the cloud market, and the cash-generating ability for this company is off the charts. Now, it is an expensive stock, but I still think that over time, it'll outperform. If you can get this on the dip, check it out. ServiceNow should be on your radar for a top cloud stock for the next five to ten years. Number five is Oracle. And if you follow me to this point, you know that I used to work for Oracle. I have good insight into the company. They started as a database company that pivoted into on-prem applications, and their focus now is business applications in the cloud. They've consecutively, consistently grown their cloud business over the last few years. It is a strategic focus of theirs, and I see them doing well, especially with the recent partnership with Microsoft to try to compete more with Amazon Web Services. The company on its own is a great company because it has very sticky revenues. There are a lot of large and small and medium-sized companies that use Oracle, not only on the cloud side, but also on on-prem. And so they pay a solid dividend. Last time I checked, it was around 1.8%, with around five to seven years of dividend increase. It's a company that's not going anywhere. It's not going to shoot to the moon. It's not a high flyer, but it is a very stable company that should at least market perform, pay a solid dividend, and it's one that I like to have just for some stability in my portfolio. It's not necessarily, again, going to get you to outperformance, but it is one that you should take a look at. Check out Oracle, ticker O-R-C-L, as one of your potential stock purchases for the next five to ten years. So there you have it. Those are my top five cloud stock picks for the next five or more years. Remember, this is video number one of five in the series. We're doing a video for each secular growth trend, a total of 25 individual stocks for you to investigate. I really enjoyed making this video. I'm excited to make the next four. I really could use your support. If you could hit that subscribe button down there, I don't want you to miss the next 20 stock picks. Go ahead and give me a like, give me a comment. I do this to try to educate people. I appreciate your time. I hope you watch another video. Take care and we'll see you soon.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3GFogXi6Mk	Core is one that you probably didn't see coming. You might not even know what this company is or what they do, but if it's not on your radar, you should check out ServiceNow, ticker N-O-W. This is an excellent complimentary play to the large cloud players, and they focus on the self-service model. What you really need to know is that they have amazing growth potential. They have their own niche within the cloud market, and the cash-generating ability for this company is off the charts. Now, it is an expensive stock, but I still think that over time it'll outperform. If you didn't get this on the dip, check it out. ServiceNow should be on your radar for a top cloud stock for the next five to 10 years. Number five.
125,899,742	125	I3GFogXi6Mk	361.430746	444.34415	Buy	Selected region	1	ORCL	null	53.26	null	Top 5 Cloud Stock Picks for the Next Five Years - Outperform the Market - Video Series 1 of 5 *****	45,240,949	Yes	125	Top 5 Cloud Stock Picks for the Next Five Years - Outperform the Market - Video Series 1 of 5 *****	2019-06-16 22:00:46+00:00	UCqqHGGPbhISeKkpEx8676sw	Mr. FIRED Up Wealth	**PLEASE SUBSCRIBE \| LIKE \| COMMENT \| ENJOY** This video is #1 in a series of 5 videos discussing the top 25 stock picks for 2019 and beyond…based on the top 5 stock market growth trends for the next decade. This video provides opinions on the top 5 Cloud stock picks for the next 5 years. If you want to outperform the stock market, you need to focus on secular growth trends and the companies growing within these trends. Outperformance will allow you reinvest your gains into DGI to accelerate your early retirement. If you are following the F.I.R.E.D. Up Wealth movement, this is the next step...Phase II, after you have done your homework and educated yourself on the stock market…now it's time for individual stock picks that will help you outperform the market! Thanks for watching, subscribing, liking, and commenting! Your support means a lot. The information provided is for informational purposes only. It should not be considered legal or financial advice. You should consult with an attorney or other professional to determine what may be best for your individual needs.	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The best performing chunks of my portfolios have been informed by your videos!\n\nQuick question...have you done an analysis on which companies are the best-of-breed cloud player in their respective vertical? e.g. DOCU for doc mgmt, CRM for client mgmt., PLAN for connected planning etc.', 'Thats an awesome computer man..is it the imac 27inch?', 'What are your thoughts about PagerDuty $PD? Seems like they are poised to benefit from all their customers recent increase in volume due to SIP. Thank you!', 'Thanks for making this video. I appreciate it given that you work in the industry which makes your opinions more valuable. You mentioned the future growth of self service data analysis in your description section. What do you think of AYX? To me it sounds like a great company with great financials and growth story projected however I am hesitant because it seems like the big cloud players may soon overtake them as far as competition goes', 'Thoughts on $WDAY and $ADBE? Thanks for the shoutout to $NOW. Great innovative company, but still obscure.', 'Nice list. I have 3 of the 5, and I hope they do well.', 'Thanks to everyone who has watched, subscribed, liked, and commented so far! The next video in the series will be the top 5 Autonomous Driving stocks! If you haven’t subscribed, please do...you won’t want to miss the next 20 stock picks. Stay tuned! 😀', 'DGI - checking in : )', 'Great video. I feel like cloud companies are almost reaching a bubble.', "Thank you for the insights Eric. I'll be following the series.", 'Nice!']	My goal is to help YOU be a better investor & achieve financial independence! 🔥 FIRED Up Wealth 🔥 is about outperforming the stock market to achieve financial freedom & enjoy life. This community focuses on growth, disruptive technology, barbell balance & long-term investing. We use growth at a young age to outperform, & we sell that outperformance to buy blue chip dividend stocks to build passive income until we have enough to be financially free & live off dividends without selling our assets. I'm a self-made millionaire with an MBA and 20+ years of trading & investing experience. I teach fundamentals, technicals, and everything in between as your personal finance coach. From personal finance to portfolio management & financial freedom: 🔥 Stock Market Investing 🔥 Disruptive Technology 🔥 Growth Investing 🔥 Dividend Growth Investing (DGI & DGIF) 🔥 Financial Independence The info provided is for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal or financial advice.	4,800,938	71,400	515	Category 1	What's up everybody, Mr. Fired Up Wealth here. Last time we talked about the top five secular growth trends over the next five or more years. And today I'm excited to announce a series of five new videos, one video for each of the secular growth trends. And in each video, we're going to give our top five stock picks. Now I'm really excited about this. If you haven't had a chance to watch the previous video, I'm going to put a link above. Go ahead and click that, take a look. If you haven't subscribed to the channel, please click the red button. You're not going to want to miss these next five videos. Today we're going to kick it off with the top five cloud picks for the next decade. I'm excited to get started. So without further ado, here we go. The first company on the list is Salesforce, a leader in customer relationship management, also known as CRM. Now, interesting enough, the stock ticker is also CRM, which is absolutely brilliant. But this company, this stock has been on a tear for what seems like forever. And I don't see that momentum slowing down anytime soon. And for a couple of very good reasons. The first reason, in my opinion, being their rockstar team of not one, but two CEOs. Now, how many companies can say they have two CEOs, especially the track record of these guys. Both of them come from Oracle, which is also my background. Now, Mark Benoff left Oracle in 1999 to start Salesforce. His dream was to crush Oracle at the CRM game. He's done a great job of that. And Keith Block, I actually reported on his organization back in 2008 and 2009 when I was at Oracle. They both have a proven track record. They do what they say they're going to do. They're telling investors that they're going to double revenue over the next four years. And I'm not a rocket scientist, but I believe that means great things for shareholders. It's a stock that you should definitely look into. The other thing that you should consider when evaluating the stock are the recent acquisitions. Now, back in 2018, March of 2018, Salesforce acquired MuleSoft for $6.5 billion. And just this week, they announced the acquisition of Tableau Software for $15.3 billion. Now, that's a lot of money and investors did get spooked. The shares of CRM went down. Understandably, how's that going to affect earnings per share? Sell the news, figure it out later. But most of the people that were selling don't have the insight into the industry like I do. And I believe there's a very good strategic reason to have these acquisitions. What Salesforce is trying to do is they're trying to help organizations analyze and visualize data. This is all about digital transformation. It's a big push in the industry and they're positioning themselves to be a leader in this area. I see tremendous growth potential from this. I also see tremendous cross-selling opportunities within this. So definitely check out Salesforce, ticker CRM, and add that to your shopping list. Number two on the list is one that my DGI, my dividend growth investing friends, all love and it is Microsoft, ticker MSFT. This has been a great company for a very long time. Think Microsoft Azure. The Azure cloud has 95% of the Fortune 500 already. And they recently announced a partnership with Oracle to compete against AWS and other cloud players with a push into the small and mid-sized business category. I see tremendous growth potential still for the Azure cloud. It's a great company with great diversification. They do a lot more than just the cloud. Of course, they just announced a streaming video game service recently, which is also cloud related. They pay a 1.5% dividend yield. It's a very reasonable payout ratio and they've grown their dividend for a whopping 15 years consecutively. So definitely add Microsoft to your shopping list. It is a great company and I see it doing well for a very long time. Okay, guys, before I give you my number three pick, I want to encourage you, I want to challenge you to stay here for the fourth and fifth pick. I think you'll be surprised by both of those picks, so please stay tuned. Number three, you saw this one coming. It's Amazon and it's Amazon for Amazon Web Services, AWS. They're just a behemoth, very highly profitable. I like the company for more than just the cloud component. I like them because I buy everything from Amazon. The equipment I'm recording this video with, from my baby's diapers to anything between. 90% of what I buy seriously is online. I look and pay a premium because I don't want to go to the store and buy it. I think a lot of people my age can relate to that. That's just kind of how the economy is at this point. And it's a great company, but their cash cow, where they're making a ton of money, where they're very profitable, is their AWS. They've had a very strong cloud presence for a long time. That's going to continue to grow. Obviously, you can see that there's people like Microsoft and Oracle that are joining forces to try to compete with AWS because AWS simply is the leader. If Amazon's not already on your radar, it should be. Obviously, it's a very expensive stock. Do your best to try to keep an eye on it. If it dips, if you can get it in a good buying position, consider buying some Amazon for the long haul. Number four is one that you probably didn't see coming. You might not even know what this company is or what they do, but if it's not on your radar, you should check out ServiceNow, ticker M-O-W. This is an excellent complimentary play to the large cloud players, and they focus on the self-service model. What you really need to know is that they have amazing growth potential. They have their own niche within the cloud market, and the cash-generating ability for this company is off the charts. Now, it is an expensive stock, but I still think that over time, it'll outperform. If you can get this on the dip, check it out. ServiceNow should be on your radar for a top cloud stock for the next five to ten years. Number five is Oracle. And if you follow me to this point, you know that I used to work for Oracle. I have good insight into the company. They started as a database company that pivoted into on-prem applications, and their focus now is business applications in the cloud. They've consecutively, consistently grown their cloud business over the last few years. It is a strategic focus of theirs, and I see them doing well, especially with the recent partnership with Microsoft to try to compete more with Amazon Web Services. The company on its own is a great company because it has very sticky revenues. There are a lot of large and small and medium-sized companies that use Oracle, not only on the cloud side, but also on on-prem. And so they pay a solid dividend. Last time I checked, it was around 1.8%, with around five to seven years of dividend increase. It's a company that's not going anywhere. It's not going to shoot to the moon. It's not a high flyer, but it is a very stable company that should at least market perform, pay a solid dividend, and it's one that I like to have just for some stability in my portfolio. It's not necessarily, again, going to get you to outperformance, but it is one that you should take a look at. Check out Oracle, ticker O-R-C-L, as one of your potential stock purchases for the next five to ten years. So there you have it. Those are my top five cloud stock picks for the next five or more years. Remember, this is video number one of five in the series. We're doing a video for each secular growth trend, a total of 25 individual stocks for you to investigate. I really enjoyed making this video. I'm excited to make the next four. I really could use your support. If you could hit that subscribe button down there, I don't want you to miss the next 20 stock picks. Go ahead and give me a like, give me a comment. I do this to try to educate people. I appreciate your time. I hope you watch another video. Take care and we'll see you soon.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3GFogXi6Mk	If you follow me to this point, you know that I used to work for Oracle. I have good insight into the company. They started as a database company that pivoted into on-prem applications, and their focus now is business applications in the cloud. They've consecutively, consistently grown their cloud business over the last few years. It is a strategic focus of theirs, and I see them doing well, especially with the recent partnership with Microsoft to try to compete more with Amazon Web Services. The company on its own is a great company because it has very sticky revenues. There are a lot of large and small and medium-sized companies that use Oracle, not only on the cloud side, but also on on-prem. They pay a solid dividend. Last time I checked, it was around 1.8%, with around five to seven years of dividend increase. It's a company that's not going anywhere. It's not going to shoot to the moon. It's not a high flyer, but it is a very stable company that should at least market perform, They pay a solid dividend, and it's one that I like to have just for some stability in my portfolio. It's not necessarily, again, going to get you to outperformance, but it is one that you should take a look at. You should check out Oracle, ticker O-R-C-L, as one of your potential stock purchases for the next five to ten years. So there you have it, my top five cloud stock picks for the next five years.
125,899,744	127	Id6BvoYQFjs	44.655591	198.317843	Buy	Title	3	RACE	null	200	null	5 Stocks We Love & WHEN We Will Buy	45,428,832	Yes	127	5 Stocks We Love & WHEN We Will Buy	2023-09-17 15:00:11+00:00	UChBVf9YnourrEDTsbbwJPRA	Everything Money	STOCK ANALYSIS on 5 Stocks We Love (& WHEN We Will Buy) We'll analyze Ferrari stock, Google stock, Apple stock, Microsoft stock, and Visa stock in today's video. We love these companies and want to invest at the right price. In the video above, Paul Gabrail uses value investing strategies to assess each one. #everythingmoney #stockanalysis 0:00 Find the right price 0:46 Ferrari 3:18 Google/Alphabet 5:28 Apple 7:26 Microsoft 9:15 Visa 👀 Watch our Stock Market for Beginners Series. This series is your complete guide to getting started investing in the stock market correctly so you can avoid 99% of investor mistakes. 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READ THE FULL DISCLAIMER HERE: https://everythingmoney.com/disclaimer --Video Editing by Justin Nelson--	['stock market', 'stocks', 'everything money', 'investing', 'value investing', 'stocks to buy now', 'paul gabrail', 'stock', 'trading', 'investment', 'how to invest', 'stock market news', 'stock market for beginners', 'finance', 'passive income', 'everythingmoney', 'STOCK ANALYSIS on 5 Stocks We Love (& WHEN We Will Buy)', 'stock analysis', 'stock review', '5 stocks we love', 'when we will buy', 'value investing strategies', 'value investing strategy', 'microsoft stock', 'google stock', 'visa stock', 'ferrari stock', 'apple stock']	en	684	false	22,311	740	220	['I like Bill Gates aside from his obsession with wanting to inject us all and limit our ability to travel. Thats kind of a turn off to me lol', 'The right price was 4 months ago. Oh this video is 4 months old', "Thank you for the informative video. But I wonder, why should we pick individual stock and wait for right time to buy rather than buying a index fund, lets see S&P 500 on a regular basis? I believe it beats most of active fund managers and you don't have to spend money on the apps you are pushing, it's a win-win.", 'I remember when RACE went IPO back in 2015, most WS analysts said "Buy the car, not the stock." The share back then was $65. I bought in at $45 shortly after IPO and bought again in Feb 2016 at $35 and $36/share. My dilemma then was "in order for RACE to achieve revenue growth, it has to increase output (produce more cars) or raise the price (but maintain the same production volume). Either way is hard to do and thus I sold RACE the following year.', "Do you worry about Visa not increasing their international volume? I'm also concerned about increased competition.", "You're not as much of a creep as Bill Gates or his buddy Epstein", "There has been considerable discussion regarding a October rally and the potential for certain stocks to experience substantial growth during this season. Unfortunately, I don't have specific information on which stocks might be involved. However, I recently sold my home in the Boca Grande area and are considering investing a lump sum in the stock market before any potential rebound. It is challenging to determine whether this is an opportune time to buy, as market conditions can be unpredictable.", "Ferrari's free cash flow might be lower than their earnings if you factor in their debt and operational cost, I'm guessing they have a lot of capital expenditures, as a chef I recently got into the habit of stock trading and investing and I like your picks but I did not see Tesla here how come ?", "Don't listen to him just check his videos from November and December of 2022 when Apple was trading at $130 it was on his watch list at $100 and google was trading at $90 it was on his watch list at $60. Lol \n\nHe change his prices with the market when tesla was at $101 he said buy it on $50 lol.", 'You didn’t give your buying price on VISA? Also would you fund all five with the same amount or which one or ones would you fund more?', "great list. I'd replace V with MA.", 'My friends father was CEO of Lotus Software in Cambridge MA in early 1980s. Bill Gates used to visit their home once a month and hangout in their pool in Summer.', 'Can we get videos on TXN, CDNS, AMAT, WM', 'Roughly $120K in my portfolio are in tech/TSLA stocks, can I get an advice on any other stocks that I can acquire to diversify my reserve across multiple markets while creating a comprehensive portfolio allocation that balances my concerns of risk aversion and returns that meet yearly inflation.', '😂😂😂 thanks for the shoutout uncle Paul!!! But please stop mentioning Ferrari', "Berkshire hasn't bought Apple simply since the cost basis is $ 34.00", 'No valuation on Visa?', 'The iPhone and car example is not valid. I would stop using iPhone and use samsung for a year. Instead of not having a car to drive.', 'What are ur thoughts about WBA? Would be cool if u can check them on a next video✌🏾 greets from 🇩🇪', "How come you didn't recommend those when it hit low in beginning of 2023? I guess it was your 2020 hindsight.", 'With ur price targets, it is possible that you could never own them. Did you buy when they hit 52 week low?', 'no amzn im surprised. or tsla', 'great video, what are you comfortable buying VISA at?', "I'm sorry but Google isn't a moat. All you have to do is ask the question, what happened to the company that previously held their spot. Well.....people switched over and started to use google.....ok.....so whats stops them from switching over and using another search engine in the future that is better. Just because there hasn't been a better one doesn't mean", 'All ur valuations are horrible u will never get to buy ur prices lol', 'China will screw up your plan there economy is dropping', 'can you make more reactions videos about stock Moe', 'Microsoft Google Apple just waiting! It’s so hard not jump on those companies especially when they are in the green. The ultimate fear that they may never go down to the price you want. Just keep watching the market make those watchlists and it will come my friends.', 'Investing in a great company like it’s the s&p 500. What’s the difference? DCA until retirement.', "I don't know why. But what you said about picking the one furtherst from your number wouldn't be my choice. I would rather take google at 90 than HPQ at 10😂", 'I’m putting all my money on Tesla.', 'Indiqns qnd Chinese bkta are so annoying', 'Everyone talking about the AOC44T launch best news this year.', 'AOC44T is very promising. Its got a fair price already, and it could be the least price we ever see $EDNS. It has a low-cap gem opportunity, Im buying and holding. Never selling below $30.', 'Thanks for all the info on AOC44T, I got some a couple minutes ago.', 'If you want to do one thing right this year you have to check AOC44T.', 'I want to say my AOC44T bags are full, but I cant stop buying at 3 cents.', 'Both AOC44T and BTC are game changer, glad to have them on my portfolio and hope you are considering adding them too?, Yes you that is reading my comment', 'Seeing AOC44T in the preview photo beside eth made my day.', 'I’ll be adding AOC44T to my portfolio soon, 10k AOC44T is plenty to start.', 'AOC44T is definitely moving to the top of my list for assets to accumulate more of….. love your content brother look forward to it everyday 💯', 'This is truly a gem 💎 AOC44T is deff a good risk to make great returns in a year or so! Deff will see what happens in a full blown bull market! Lets go!', 'I have one thing to say about puts. You want to buy apple under $140. You would start selling puts hoping it hits. What if it doesn’t? Let’s say it hits $141/share, stays there for months, and then reversed. You’re better off buying at $141, then add to your position below $140 with the puts to average down. In my opinion, you have to buy at some point in and around your price point. Then average down. That’s my strategy. But this is just a few thoughts.', 'Super hyped for AOC44T , a L3 DEX with native swaps between BTC, ETH, USDT, etc. (No more wrapped IOUs and massive gas fees)They use lightning and connext state channels which allow for zero gas fees, fast finality, and increased privacy. Main net coming', 'Without watching the video, I know everything is good with AOC44T', 'I bought 5k usd AOC44T .I feel like this token will raise to $10 really easily.', 'its obviously AOC44T , and the only I would buy is to make money. Personally, not a huge fan of this one', 'Rumors were that Amazon would launch AOC44T this month and judging from this its pretty accurate haha', 'AOC44T at less than $1. is like BTC at $100. When AOC44T finally blows its gonna be epic.', 'I am seeing AOC44T everywhere can you make a video for these ico projects especially AOC44T .']	Everything Money is a disciplined investment education YouTube channel that teaches how to help build long-term wealth through stocks, real estate, and business development. Paul is a disciplined investor who loves teaching the proper mindset, emotions, and process it takes to be a value investor. Mo shares his strategies that he utilizes for options trading, chart trading, and deeper dives into finding Value Stocks. Learn from us on how to study companies to invest in, examine real estate deals, and how to excel your business with development strategies. Learn from Paul on how he operates over 1000 units of real estate across the country. No fluff, no gimmicks, no bullsh*t....just careful, calculated investment strategies. Join our community!	45,610,597	262,000	2,728	Category 1	Five companies that I love I repeat five companies. I love there is a difference between a company and a stock price So if you're new to watching our channel I want you to remember that I think it's very possible and very likely that people overpay for companies They love you know people always hear the Peter Lynch adage of buy what you know and buy what you love But what they forget is he's not saying at any price. He's saying at the right price The example I always give is when I teach my I used to teach the high school kids about investing iPhone I'm like who here loves the iPhone everybody raised their hand my okay pay ten million dollars for it Well, no, why not invariably everybody says it's not worth ten million Exactly. So I'm gonna go over five companies that I love some of the qualitative aspects I like about them and a few of the quantitative things. So the first one Ferrari ticker symbol race are a CE and the funny part is in our community chat I want to pull up a member of our community and vigil 89 wrote on September 6th Can you stop making race of YouTube videos every time I watch them? I'm like F it I'm buying lol You know, I love about that comment two things one that he's being funny And I love the funny engagement that we get in the community. But to he's sitting there saying I Keep thinking effort I want to buy but he's still not buying because he's still being disciplined and saying I have to wait for the right price So Ferrari is up here today to about 40% Now the reason I love Ferrari as a company is Ultra-exclusive they only make 13,000 cars a year Which is almost double what they're making four or five years ago And it's high priced and people on waitlists when I went to a Ferrari dealership in Florida one time and I said to them Hey, how does somebody get a Ferrari? It's a new one I said, yeah He goes you got to buy a used one first buy a used one first get our system and then come in and we'll sell You a car. I love it to me. That's the exclusivity I want their fastest growing markets are Africa and Asia why more and more wealth being created there I've been saying in a lot of videos Africa is the new frontier, but that's what I love about Ferrari They could go sell a hundred thousand cars tomorrow. They choose not to they'd rather have the exclusivity and that's what I love about them So let's look at the eight pillars So a couple of problems of the eight pillars here and remember if you're in our community You can customize your eight pillars up to 12 different pillars. But look at this high PE Very high price of free cash flow something I don't like about Ferrari is there their their earnings are higher than their pre cash flow Which is why the ratios are the opposite I don't like that. But the other thing is they have a lot of debt now does the debt bother me? No, because they're a highly exclusive company. So I'm okay with that Let's go look at stock analyzer tool. And let's see the last time I pulled it and pulled up Ferrari. I did Ferrari Oh just five days ago at 1037 a.m. I did a 20-year analysis I look at Ferrari saying if I'm able to buy it the right price and own it I want to own it for a long time and our stock analyzer tool allows us to go 20 years But I made these reasonable assumptions on revenue growth profit margin free cash flow and by all means you can check out that video But at the end the day the price I got was a Lot lower than it is today. I basically put on my watch list at $200 a share But the thing I want to understand about Ferrari is why is their free cash flow so much lower than their earnings? I don't like that. I don't like that at all coming number two Google Google the top two search engines in the world are Google and this very one you're on right now YouTube They are an incredible business Absolutely incredible. I love this company and I can't wait to own it. The question is is it the right price? Why will tell you they have a very very very big moat. We literally say Google it we don't say Bing it We don't say Yahoo it we say Google it they literally own the market for search and I love that and the best part is You guys understand this when you see ads on Google? Sometimes the person in the number one spot is paying less than the person number two spot or number three spot. Why? They reward advertisers for having more and more relevant Websites to the thing they're advertising the more relevant it is the higher the quality score the less the advertiser pays Imagine that they're a company that can literally you can be paying less to be in number one position as long as your Advertisement is highly relevant. They want to make the user experience Absolutely incredible and they sacrifice short-term profits for that. What could be better? That is awesome for me Google all-time high of 152. It's currently 137. Let's take a look at their eight pillars Everything's a check except for valuation, but guys Maybe you should be willing to pay 34 or 33 times earnings and free cash flow Their remote and they can and I don't think they've even tapped the surface on online advertising I don't even know where they are in terms of the value in terms of what that future potential is Let's go our stock analyzer tool and see the last time I did Google what it looked like. I did that on August 29th Now what I'm gonna do here is I'm gonna change the desired return to 10% across the board basically saying hey It's about the market return It one could justify 9% whatever it is But I'm at the analyze button and guys on the high end of my assumptions. I'm there Middle side 108 low side 75. I actually have it on my watch list at 105. So I just gotta be patient I just have to be patient Guys Apple is immersed in our life and a lot of people love Apple even more now because Warren Buffett owns Apple But remember if you look at the last quarter in the 13th filing of Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway They did not buy more Apple. Why look at Apple? The lowest price it was was 173 I Believe their buy price is under 140. That's what I'm deducing bed There's no evidence whatsoever besides me looking at when they're buying Deducing bed, there's no evidence whatsoever besides me looking at when they bought when they didn't buy and I believe it's 140 Maybe a little bit higher. I don't know but I look at Apple same as Google Hi moat Immersed in their life Warren Buffett said he loved Apple when he would try to take his grandkids and their friends to Dairy Queen And he couldn't get him off their phone and Warren Buffett said something amazing If I told you today you can either give up your phone for a year or your car for a year Because I'm very confident everybody would pick their pick their phone to keep and get rid of the car I think he's a hundred percent right you can still uber you can still do all those things with your phone But you can't do the phone things with your car and that to me was a very amazing statement But again pay any price for it. I don't know about that and look at and look at their There are eight pillars two X's valuation only so so far guys we've had three companies Ferrari Google and Apple and It's been an X on valuation. Let me go pull up what my valuation on Apple was based on our stock analyzer tool I did it on I did it just a few days ago and I came up the value of Low side 90 to 100 high side 175 to 180 middle side 120 to 136 and I have it on my watch list at 140 Because I'm want to sell puts on Apple now. I don't put 140 cuz I think that's where Warren Buffett's buying I actually don't want to buy it at 140 I want to buy it lower But I let my I let the software notify me so I can start selling puts which is something you learn about in our community By making money waiting for a company to hit the price. I want to hit and that's what's important to me company number four Microsoft I love Microsoft. I love Bill Gates. I have an unhealthy obsession with Bill Gates I was at Laver Cup tennis event in London back in September and he was 15 rows ahead of me to the right and I Basically my fiance even jokes and she goes he wouldn't Paul would not stop looking over there I just kept looking over there even though the match was going on over here I just kept looking at Bill Gates. So whatever call me a creep whatever you want to do, but I love Bill Gates Let's see the eight pillars on Microsoft no surprise here guys I'm just waiting for a lower price 47 and 43 times earnings and free cash flow That's four companies in a row where those are the two X's All right. Let's go to our stock analyzer tool and see where I did Microsoft where I evaluated last July 25th, it's been a while Yeah so this includes my margin of safety and I have a low price of 150 to 170 a High price of 220 230 250 a middle price of 180 200. I'm gonna be a little bit more patient and I'm okay with 210 and starting to sell puts at that level Microsoft's down about 4% of about $4 today, but here's the interesting thing about Microsoft It's low back in November was 213. It's high all-time high was just two months ago. It was 366 Guys these fluctuations happen These fluctuations absolutely do happen back in December of 2021 and hit 344 and then went down to 213 Just ten months later That's incredible so just be patient That's what I try to teach on this channel is the ability to be patient if you're patient You'll make a lot more money, but increase the scope of the companies you want Final company visa love visa. Oh, somebody's messaging me in the community. Let me check it out. See what they wrote. Oh Somebody commenting on Ulta Beauty, which is a video we did which I loved All right, so let's pull up visa ticker symbol V guys. This company just spits out cash 52% Profit margin to the bottom line after taxes 80% gross margin. They have free cash flow. That's higher than their net income Which I love I Mean, this is an unbelievable business. They pay out 3.6 billion in dividends, which is way below their five-year average free cash flow Incredible company. Let's look at their eight pillars Again, is anybody surprised? Boom boom as you can see the companies I love the most are the ones with all green check marks and two X's for valuation because I can be patient Doesn't mean that if it has these six check marks, I love it But it just tends to be something if you watch our videos I say oh look, it's our favorite situation because I can be patient. Look at my watch list my watch list I Have how many companies on my watch list right now? 75 companies on my watch list and I'll just be patient. I'll just wait until it comes to me Because with 75 companies on my watch list when prices come down I can be even pickier and maybe they're all let's say hypothetically They all got below their number great. I'll just pick the one that's furthest from their number and put more money into that one That's the brilliant part about investing But the key is you have to be patient and that's the part of the process we're trying to teach here and that's the process We have in our community. That's why I love what the guy said about Ferrari Because I know he's not buying it because he sits there and goes listen I just gotta be patient for the right price So if you're interested in learning about the community just click this link above for this video watch this short video about the community How could help you become a more patient and successful investor? Thank you very much You	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Id6BvoYQFjs	So the first one Ferrari Ticker symbol race are a CE and the funny part is in our community chat I want to pull up a member of our community and Vigil 89 wrote on September 6th Can you stop making race of YouTube videos every time I watch them? I'm like F it I'm buying lol You know, I love about that comment two things one that he's being funny And I love the funny engagement that we get in the community. But to he's sitting there saying I Keep thinking effort I want to buy but he's still not buying Because he's still being disciplined and saying I have to wait for the right price So Ferrari is up here today at about 40% Now the reason I love Ferrari as a company is ultra exclusive They only make 13,000 cars a year Which is almost double what they're making four or five years ago And it's high priced and people on wait lists when I went to a Ferrari dealership in Florida one time and I said to them Hey, how does somebody get a Ferrari? It's a new one I said, yeah, he goes you got to buy a used one first buy a used one first get our system and then come in And we'll sell you a car. I Love it to me. That's the exclusivity. I want their fastest growing markets are Africa and Asia Why more and more wealth being created there? I've been saying in a lot of videos Africa's the new frontier, but that's what I love about Ferrari They could still sell a hundred thousand cars tomorrow. They choose not to they'd rather have the exclusivity and that's what I love about them So let's look at the eight pillars So a couple of problems of the eight pillars here and remember if you're in our community You can customize your eight pillars up to 12 different pillars. But look at this high PE Very high price of free cash flow something I don't like about Ferrari is there there their earnings are higher than their pre cash flow Which is why the ratios are the opposite I don't like that. But the other thing is they have a lot of debt now does the debt bother me? No, because they're a highly exclusive company. So I'm okay with that Let's go look at stock analyzer tool and let's see the last time I pulled it and pulled up Ferrari I did Ferrari Oh just five days ago at 1037 a.m. I Did a 20-year analysis. I look at Ferrari saying if I'm able to buy it the right price and own it I want to own it for a long time and our stock analyzer tool allows us to go 20 years But I made these reasonable assumptions on revenue growth profit margin free cash flow and by all means you can check out that video but at the end the day the price I got was A lot lower than it is today. I basically put on my watch list at $200 a share But the thing I want to understand about Ferrari is why is their free cash flow so much lower than their earnings? I don't like that. I don't like that at all coming in my list
125,899,744	127	Id6BvoYQFjs	199.903693	327.70688	Buy	Title	3	GOOGL	null	105	null	5 Stocks We Love & WHEN We Will Buy	45,428,832	Yes	127	5 Stocks We Love & WHEN We Will Buy	2023-09-17 15:00:11+00:00	UChBVf9YnourrEDTsbbwJPRA	Everything Money	STOCK ANALYSIS on 5 Stocks We Love (& WHEN We Will Buy) We'll analyze Ferrari stock, Google stock, Apple stock, Microsoft stock, and Visa stock in today's video. We love these companies and want to invest at the right price. In the video above, Paul Gabrail uses value investing strategies to assess each one. #everythingmoney #stockanalysis 0:00 Find the right price 0:46 Ferrari 3:18 Google/Alphabet 5:28 Apple 7:26 Microsoft 9:15 Visa 👀 Watch our Stock Market for Beginners Series. This series is your complete guide to getting started investing in the stock market correctly so you can avoid 99% of investor mistakes. 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READ THE FULL DISCLAIMER HERE: https://everythingmoney.com/disclaimer --Video Editing by Justin Nelson--	['stock market', 'stocks', 'everything money', 'investing', 'value investing', 'stocks to buy now', 'paul gabrail', 'stock', 'trading', 'investment', 'how to invest', 'stock market news', 'stock market for beginners', 'finance', 'passive income', 'everythingmoney', 'STOCK ANALYSIS on 5 Stocks We Love (& WHEN We Will Buy)', 'stock analysis', 'stock review', '5 stocks we love', 'when we will buy', 'value investing strategies', 'value investing strategy', 'microsoft stock', 'google stock', 'visa stock', 'ferrari stock', 'apple stock']	en	684	false	22,311	740	220	['I like Bill Gates aside from his obsession with wanting to inject us all and limit our ability to travel. Thats kind of a turn off to me lol', 'The right price was 4 months ago. Oh this video is 4 months old', "Thank you for the informative video. But I wonder, why should we pick individual stock and wait for right time to buy rather than buying a index fund, lets see S&P 500 on a regular basis? I believe it beats most of active fund managers and you don't have to spend money on the apps you are pushing, it's a win-win.", 'I remember when RACE went IPO back in 2015, most WS analysts said "Buy the car, not the stock." The share back then was $65. I bought in at $45 shortly after IPO and bought again in Feb 2016 at $35 and $36/share. My dilemma then was "in order for RACE to achieve revenue growth, it has to increase output (produce more cars) or raise the price (but maintain the same production volume). Either way is hard to do and thus I sold RACE the following year.', "Do you worry about Visa not increasing their international volume? I'm also concerned about increased competition.", "You're not as much of a creep as Bill Gates or his buddy Epstein", "There has been considerable discussion regarding a October rally and the potential for certain stocks to experience substantial growth during this season. Unfortunately, I don't have specific information on which stocks might be involved. However, I recently sold my home in the Boca Grande area and are considering investing a lump sum in the stock market before any potential rebound. It is challenging to determine whether this is an opportune time to buy, as market conditions can be unpredictable.", "Ferrari's free cash flow might be lower than their earnings if you factor in their debt and operational cost, I'm guessing they have a lot of capital expenditures, as a chef I recently got into the habit of stock trading and investing and I like your picks but I did not see Tesla here how come ?", "Don't listen to him just check his videos from November and December of 2022 when Apple was trading at $130 it was on his watch list at $100 and google was trading at $90 it was on his watch list at $60. Lol \n\nHe change his prices with the market when tesla was at $101 he said buy it on $50 lol.", 'You didn’t give your buying price on VISA? Also would you fund all five with the same amount or which one or ones would you fund more?', "great list. I'd replace V with MA.", 'My friends father was CEO of Lotus Software in Cambridge MA in early 1980s. Bill Gates used to visit their home once a month and hangout in their pool in Summer.', 'Can we get videos on TXN, CDNS, AMAT, WM', 'Roughly $120K in my portfolio are in tech/TSLA stocks, can I get an advice on any other stocks that I can acquire to diversify my reserve across multiple markets while creating a comprehensive portfolio allocation that balances my concerns of risk aversion and returns that meet yearly inflation.', '😂😂😂 thanks for the shoutout uncle Paul!!! But please stop mentioning Ferrari', "Berkshire hasn't bought Apple simply since the cost basis is $ 34.00", 'No valuation on Visa?', 'The iPhone and car example is not valid. I would stop using iPhone and use samsung for a year. Instead of not having a car to drive.', 'What are ur thoughts about WBA? Would be cool if u can check them on a next video✌🏾 greets from 🇩🇪', "How come you didn't recommend those when it hit low in beginning of 2023? I guess it was your 2020 hindsight.", 'With ur price targets, it is possible that you could never own them. Did you buy when they hit 52 week low?', 'no amzn im surprised. or tsla', 'great video, what are you comfortable buying VISA at?', "I'm sorry but Google isn't a moat. All you have to do is ask the question, what happened to the company that previously held their spot. Well.....people switched over and started to use google.....ok.....so whats stops them from switching over and using another search engine in the future that is better. Just because there hasn't been a better one doesn't mean", 'All ur valuations are horrible u will never get to buy ur prices lol', 'China will screw up your plan there economy is dropping', 'can you make more reactions videos about stock Moe', 'Microsoft Google Apple just waiting! It’s so hard not jump on those companies especially when they are in the green. The ultimate fear that they may never go down to the price you want. Just keep watching the market make those watchlists and it will come my friends.', 'Investing in a great company like it’s the s&p 500. What’s the difference? DCA until retirement.', "I don't know why. But what you said about picking the one furtherst from your number wouldn't be my choice. I would rather take google at 90 than HPQ at 10😂", 'I’m putting all my money on Tesla.', 'Indiqns qnd Chinese bkta are so annoying', 'Everyone talking about the AOC44T launch best news this year.', 'AOC44T is very promising. Its got a fair price already, and it could be the least price we ever see $EDNS. It has a low-cap gem opportunity, Im buying and holding. Never selling below $30.', 'Thanks for all the info on AOC44T, I got some a couple minutes ago.', 'If you want to do one thing right this year you have to check AOC44T.', 'I want to say my AOC44T bags are full, but I cant stop buying at 3 cents.', 'Both AOC44T and BTC are game changer, glad to have them on my portfolio and hope you are considering adding them too?, Yes you that is reading my comment', 'Seeing AOC44T in the preview photo beside eth made my day.', 'I’ll be adding AOC44T to my portfolio soon, 10k AOC44T is plenty to start.', 'AOC44T is definitely moving to the top of my list for assets to accumulate more of….. love your content brother look forward to it everyday 💯', 'This is truly a gem 💎 AOC44T is deff a good risk to make great returns in a year or so! Deff will see what happens in a full blown bull market! Lets go!', 'I have one thing to say about puts. You want to buy apple under $140. You would start selling puts hoping it hits. What if it doesn’t? Let’s say it hits $141/share, stays there for months, and then reversed. You’re better off buying at $141, then add to your position below $140 with the puts to average down. In my opinion, you have to buy at some point in and around your price point. Then average down. That’s my strategy. But this is just a few thoughts.', 'Super hyped for AOC44T , a L3 DEX with native swaps between BTC, ETH, USDT, etc. (No more wrapped IOUs and massive gas fees)They use lightning and connext state channels which allow for zero gas fees, fast finality, and increased privacy. Main net coming', 'Without watching the video, I know everything is good with AOC44T', 'I bought 5k usd AOC44T .I feel like this token will raise to $10 really easily.', 'its obviously AOC44T , and the only I would buy is to make money. Personally, not a huge fan of this one', 'Rumors were that Amazon would launch AOC44T this month and judging from this its pretty accurate haha', 'AOC44T at less than $1. is like BTC at $100. When AOC44T finally blows its gonna be epic.', 'I am seeing AOC44T everywhere can you make a video for these ico projects especially AOC44T .']	Everything Money is a disciplined investment education YouTube channel that teaches how to help build long-term wealth through stocks, real estate, and business development. Paul is a disciplined investor who loves teaching the proper mindset, emotions, and process it takes to be a value investor. Mo shares his strategies that he utilizes for options trading, chart trading, and deeper dives into finding Value Stocks. Learn from us on how to study companies to invest in, examine real estate deals, and how to excel your business with development strategies. Learn from Paul on how he operates over 1000 units of real estate across the country. No fluff, no gimmicks, no bullsh*t....just careful, calculated investment strategies. Join our community!	45,610,597	262,000	2,728	Category 1	Five companies that I love I repeat five companies. I love there is a difference between a company and a stock price So if you're new to watching our channel I want you to remember that I think it's very possible and very likely that people overpay for companies They love you know people always hear the Peter Lynch adage of buy what you know and buy what you love But what they forget is he's not saying at any price. He's saying at the right price The example I always give is when I teach my I used to teach the high school kids about investing iPhone I'm like who here loves the iPhone everybody raised their hand my okay pay ten million dollars for it Well, no, why not invariably everybody says it's not worth ten million Exactly. So I'm gonna go over five companies that I love some of the qualitative aspects I like about them and a few of the quantitative things. So the first one Ferrari ticker symbol race are a CE and the funny part is in our community chat I want to pull up a member of our community and vigil 89 wrote on September 6th Can you stop making race of YouTube videos every time I watch them? I'm like F it I'm buying lol You know, I love about that comment two things one that he's being funny And I love the funny engagement that we get in the community. But to he's sitting there saying I Keep thinking effort I want to buy but he's still not buying because he's still being disciplined and saying I have to wait for the right price So Ferrari is up here today to about 40% Now the reason I love Ferrari as a company is Ultra-exclusive they only make 13,000 cars a year Which is almost double what they're making four or five years ago And it's high priced and people on waitlists when I went to a Ferrari dealership in Florida one time and I said to them Hey, how does somebody get a Ferrari? It's a new one I said, yeah He goes you got to buy a used one first buy a used one first get our system and then come in and we'll sell You a car. I love it to me. That's the exclusivity I want their fastest growing markets are Africa and Asia why more and more wealth being created there I've been saying in a lot of videos Africa is the new frontier, but that's what I love about Ferrari They could go sell a hundred thousand cars tomorrow. They choose not to they'd rather have the exclusivity and that's what I love about them So let's look at the eight pillars So a couple of problems of the eight pillars here and remember if you're in our community You can customize your eight pillars up to 12 different pillars. But look at this high PE Very high price of free cash flow something I don't like about Ferrari is there their their earnings are higher than their pre cash flow Which is why the ratios are the opposite I don't like that. But the other thing is they have a lot of debt now does the debt bother me? No, because they're a highly exclusive company. So I'm okay with that Let's go look at stock analyzer tool. And let's see the last time I pulled it and pulled up Ferrari. I did Ferrari Oh just five days ago at 1037 a.m. I did a 20-year analysis I look at Ferrari saying if I'm able to buy it the right price and own it I want to own it for a long time and our stock analyzer tool allows us to go 20 years But I made these reasonable assumptions on revenue growth profit margin free cash flow and by all means you can check out that video But at the end the day the price I got was a Lot lower than it is today. I basically put on my watch list at $200 a share But the thing I want to understand about Ferrari is why is their free cash flow so much lower than their earnings? I don't like that. I don't like that at all coming number two Google Google the top two search engines in the world are Google and this very one you're on right now YouTube They are an incredible business Absolutely incredible. I love this company and I can't wait to own it. The question is is it the right price? Why will tell you they have a very very very big moat. We literally say Google it we don't say Bing it We don't say Yahoo it we say Google it they literally own the market for search and I love that and the best part is You guys understand this when you see ads on Google? Sometimes the person in the number one spot is paying less than the person number two spot or number three spot. Why? They reward advertisers for having more and more relevant Websites to the thing they're advertising the more relevant it is the higher the quality score the less the advertiser pays Imagine that they're a company that can literally you can be paying less to be in number one position as long as your Advertisement is highly relevant. They want to make the user experience Absolutely incredible and they sacrifice short-term profits for that. What could be better? That is awesome for me Google all-time high of 152. It's currently 137. Let's take a look at their eight pillars Everything's a check except for valuation, but guys Maybe you should be willing to pay 34 or 33 times earnings and free cash flow Their remote and they can and I don't think they've even tapped the surface on online advertising I don't even know where they are in terms of the value in terms of what that future potential is Let's go our stock analyzer tool and see the last time I did Google what it looked like. I did that on August 29th Now what I'm gonna do here is I'm gonna change the desired return to 10% across the board basically saying hey It's about the market return It one could justify 9% whatever it is But I'm at the analyze button and guys on the high end of my assumptions. I'm there Middle side 108 low side 75. I actually have it on my watch list at 105. So I just gotta be patient I just have to be patient Guys Apple is immersed in our life and a lot of people love Apple even more now because Warren Buffett owns Apple But remember if you look at the last quarter in the 13th filing of Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway They did not buy more Apple. Why look at Apple? The lowest price it was was 173 I Believe their buy price is under 140. That's what I'm deducing bed There's no evidence whatsoever besides me looking at when they're buying Deducing bed, there's no evidence whatsoever besides me looking at when they bought when they didn't buy and I believe it's 140 Maybe a little bit higher. I don't know but I look at Apple same as Google Hi moat Immersed in their life Warren Buffett said he loved Apple when he would try to take his grandkids and their friends to Dairy Queen And he couldn't get him off their phone and Warren Buffett said something amazing If I told you today you can either give up your phone for a year or your car for a year Because I'm very confident everybody would pick their pick their phone to keep and get rid of the car I think he's a hundred percent right you can still uber you can still do all those things with your phone But you can't do the phone things with your car and that to me was a very amazing statement But again pay any price for it. I don't know about that and look at and look at their There are eight pillars two X's valuation only so so far guys we've had three companies Ferrari Google and Apple and It's been an X on valuation. Let me go pull up what my valuation on Apple was based on our stock analyzer tool I did it on I did it just a few days ago and I came up the value of Low side 90 to 100 high side 175 to 180 middle side 120 to 136 and I have it on my watch list at 140 Because I'm want to sell puts on Apple now. I don't put 140 cuz I think that's where Warren Buffett's buying I actually don't want to buy it at 140 I want to buy it lower But I let my I let the software notify me so I can start selling puts which is something you learn about in our community By making money waiting for a company to hit the price. I want to hit and that's what's important to me company number four Microsoft I love Microsoft. I love Bill Gates. I have an unhealthy obsession with Bill Gates I was at Laver Cup tennis event in London back in September and he was 15 rows ahead of me to the right and I Basically my fiance even jokes and she goes he wouldn't Paul would not stop looking over there I just kept looking over there even though the match was going on over here I just kept looking at Bill Gates. So whatever call me a creep whatever you want to do, but I love Bill Gates Let's see the eight pillars on Microsoft no surprise here guys I'm just waiting for a lower price 47 and 43 times earnings and free cash flow That's four companies in a row where those are the two X's All right. Let's go to our stock analyzer tool and see where I did Microsoft where I evaluated last July 25th, it's been a while Yeah so this includes my margin of safety and I have a low price of 150 to 170 a High price of 220 230 250 a middle price of 180 200. I'm gonna be a little bit more patient and I'm okay with 210 and starting to sell puts at that level Microsoft's down about 4% of about $4 today, but here's the interesting thing about Microsoft It's low back in November was 213. It's high all-time high was just two months ago. It was 366 Guys these fluctuations happen These fluctuations absolutely do happen back in December of 2021 and hit 344 and then went down to 213 Just ten months later That's incredible so just be patient That's what I try to teach on this channel is the ability to be patient if you're patient You'll make a lot more money, but increase the scope of the companies you want Final company visa love visa. Oh, somebody's messaging me in the community. Let me check it out. See what they wrote. Oh Somebody commenting on Ulta Beauty, which is a video we did which I loved All right, so let's pull up visa ticker symbol V guys. This company just spits out cash 52% Profit margin to the bottom line after taxes 80% gross margin. They have free cash flow. That's higher than their net income Which I love I Mean, this is an unbelievable business. They pay out 3.6 billion in dividends, which is way below their five-year average free cash flow Incredible company. Let's look at their eight pillars Again, is anybody surprised? Boom boom as you can see the companies I love the most are the ones with all green check marks and two X's for valuation because I can be patient Doesn't mean that if it has these six check marks, I love it But it just tends to be something if you watch our videos I say oh look, it's our favorite situation because I can be patient. Look at my watch list my watch list I Have how many companies on my watch list right now? 75 companies on my watch list and I'll just be patient. I'll just wait until it comes to me Because with 75 companies on my watch list when prices come down I can be even pickier and maybe they're all let's say hypothetically They all got below their number great. I'll just pick the one that's furthest from their number and put more money into that one That's the brilliant part about investing But the key is you have to be patient and that's the part of the process we're trying to teach here and that's the process We have in our community. That's why I love what the guy said about Ferrari Because I know he's not buying it because he sits there and goes listen I just gotta be patient for the right price So if you're interested in learning about the community just click this link above for this video watch this short video about the community How could help you become a more patient and successful investor? Thank you very much You	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Id6BvoYQFjs	Google the top two search engines in the world are Google and this very one you're on right now YouTube They are an incredible business Absolutely incredible. I love this company and I can't wait to own it. The question is is it the right price? Well, I will tell you they have a very very very big moat. We literally say Google it we don't say Bing it We don't say Yahoo it we say Google it They literally own the market for search and I love that and the best part is you guys understand this when you see ads on Google Sometimes the person in the number one spot is paying less than the person number two spot or number three spot. Why? They reward advertisers for having more and more relevant Websites to the thing they're advertising the more relevant it is the higher the quality score the less the advertiser pays Imagine that they're a company that can literally you can be paying less to be in number one position as long as your Advertisement is highly relevant. They want to make the user experience Absolutely incredible and they sacrifice short-term profits for that. What could be better? That is awesome for me Google all-time high of 152. It's currently 137. Let's take a look at their eight pillars Everything's a check except for valuation, but guys Maybe you should be willing to pay 34 or 33 times earnings and free cash flow Their remote and they can and I don't think they've even tapped the surface on online advertising I don't even know where they are in terms of the value in terms of what that future potential is Let's go to our stock analyzer tool and see the last time I did Google what it looked like I did that on August 29th Now what I'm gonna do here is I'm gonna change the desired return to 10% across the board basically saying hey It's about the market return It one could justify 9% whatever it is But I'm at the analyze button and guys on the high end of my assumptions. I'm there middle side of 108 low side 75 I actually have it on my watch list at 105 so I just gotta be patient I Just have to be patient Be patient
125,899,744	127	Id6BvoYQFjs	329.345382	442.811673	Buy	Title	3	AAPL	null	128	null	5 Stocks We Love & WHEN We Will Buy	45,428,832	Yes	127	5 Stocks We Love & WHEN We Will Buy	2023-09-17 15:00:11+00:00	UChBVf9YnourrEDTsbbwJPRA	Everything Money	STOCK ANALYSIS on 5 Stocks We Love (& WHEN We Will Buy) We'll analyze Ferrari stock, Google stock, Apple stock, Microsoft stock, and Visa stock in today's video. We love these companies and want to invest at the right price. In the video above, Paul Gabrail uses value investing strategies to assess each one. #everythingmoney #stockanalysis 0:00 Find the right price 0:46 Ferrari 3:18 Google/Alphabet 5:28 Apple 7:26 Microsoft 9:15 Visa 👀 Watch our Stock Market for Beginners Series. This series is your complete guide to getting started investing in the stock market correctly so you can avoid 99% of investor mistakes. We will teach you the basics of investing, setting up your brokerage account, and buying your 1st stock. 📈Watch Here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoR9krGgHlYi48ZEw24gFn7koHTJkr85w 🚨Save 20% OFF RIGHT NOW ON THE EM SOFTWARE! JOIN RISK-FREE ➡ https://everythingmoney.com/store 👕SECURE THE BAG (maybe even an AUTOGRAPHED one)! Buy Everything Money merchandise here: https://everythingmoney.store/ _____________________________________________________ ⚠️ By watching videos posted on Everything Money’s YouTube channel and/or using EverythingMoney.com, you acknowledge that you have read, understand, and agree to the following: Everything Money is Not an Investment Advisor: Everything Money (including Paul, Mo, and Any other person including, but not limited to, other staff members, guests, personalities, etc.) is not an investment adviser, and it is not registered as such with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission or any other state or federal authority under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 or any other law. The investments and strategies discussed in Everything Money’s YouTube videos and on Everythingmoney.com are not and should not be considered investment advice and may not be suitable for you. They do not take into account your particular investment objectives, financial situation, needs, or personal circumstances and are not intended to be specific to you. Before acting on any investment or strategy discussed, you should always do your own research and make your own independent decision about whether it is suitable for your particular circumstances. You should also consider seeking advice from your own legal, financial, tax, accounting, or investment advisers. Everything Money does not provide such advice. READ THE FULL DISCLAIMER HERE: https://everythingmoney.com/disclaimer --Video Editing by Justin Nelson--	['stock market', 'stocks', 'everything money', 'investing', 'value investing', 'stocks to buy now', 'paul gabrail', 'stock', 'trading', 'investment', 'how to invest', 'stock market news', 'stock market for beginners', 'finance', 'passive income', 'everythingmoney', 'STOCK ANALYSIS on 5 Stocks We Love (& WHEN We Will Buy)', 'stock analysis', 'stock review', '5 stocks we love', 'when we will buy', 'value investing strategies', 'value investing strategy', 'microsoft stock', 'google stock', 'visa stock', 'ferrari stock', 'apple stock']	en	684	false	22,311	740	220	['I like Bill Gates aside from his obsession with wanting to inject us all and limit our ability to travel. Thats kind of a turn off to me lol', 'The right price was 4 months ago. Oh this video is 4 months old', "Thank you for the informative video. But I wonder, why should we pick individual stock and wait for right time to buy rather than buying a index fund, lets see S&P 500 on a regular basis? I believe it beats most of active fund managers and you don't have to spend money on the apps you are pushing, it's a win-win.", 'I remember when RACE went IPO back in 2015, most WS analysts said "Buy the car, not the stock." The share back then was $65. I bought in at $45 shortly after IPO and bought again in Feb 2016 at $35 and $36/share. My dilemma then was "in order for RACE to achieve revenue growth, it has to increase output (produce more cars) or raise the price (but maintain the same production volume). Either way is hard to do and thus I sold RACE the following year.', "Do you worry about Visa not increasing their international volume? I'm also concerned about increased competition.", "You're not as much of a creep as Bill Gates or his buddy Epstein", "There has been considerable discussion regarding a October rally and the potential for certain stocks to experience substantial growth during this season. Unfortunately, I don't have specific information on which stocks might be involved. However, I recently sold my home in the Boca Grande area and are considering investing a lump sum in the stock market before any potential rebound. It is challenging to determine whether this is an opportune time to buy, as market conditions can be unpredictable.", "Ferrari's free cash flow might be lower than their earnings if you factor in their debt and operational cost, I'm guessing they have a lot of capital expenditures, as a chef I recently got into the habit of stock trading and investing and I like your picks but I did not see Tesla here how come ?", "Don't listen to him just check his videos from November and December of 2022 when Apple was trading at $130 it was on his watch list at $100 and google was trading at $90 it was on his watch list at $60. Lol \n\nHe change his prices with the market when tesla was at $101 he said buy it on $50 lol.", 'You didn’t give your buying price on VISA? Also would you fund all five with the same amount or which one or ones would you fund more?', "great list. I'd replace V with MA.", 'My friends father was CEO of Lotus Software in Cambridge MA in early 1980s. Bill Gates used to visit their home once a month and hangout in their pool in Summer.', 'Can we get videos on TXN, CDNS, AMAT, WM', 'Roughly $120K in my portfolio are in tech/TSLA stocks, can I get an advice on any other stocks that I can acquire to diversify my reserve across multiple markets while creating a comprehensive portfolio allocation that balances my concerns of risk aversion and returns that meet yearly inflation.', '😂😂😂 thanks for the shoutout uncle Paul!!! But please stop mentioning Ferrari', "Berkshire hasn't bought Apple simply since the cost basis is $ 34.00", 'No valuation on Visa?', 'The iPhone and car example is not valid. I would stop using iPhone and use samsung for a year. Instead of not having a car to drive.', 'What are ur thoughts about WBA? Would be cool if u can check them on a next video✌🏾 greets from 🇩🇪', "How come you didn't recommend those when it hit low in beginning of 2023? I guess it was your 2020 hindsight.", 'With ur price targets, it is possible that you could never own them. Did you buy when they hit 52 week low?', 'no amzn im surprised. or tsla', 'great video, what are you comfortable buying VISA at?', "I'm sorry but Google isn't a moat. All you have to do is ask the question, what happened to the company that previously held their spot. Well.....people switched over and started to use google.....ok.....so whats stops them from switching over and using another search engine in the future that is better. Just because there hasn't been a better one doesn't mean", 'All ur valuations are horrible u will never get to buy ur prices lol', 'China will screw up your plan there economy is dropping', 'can you make more reactions videos about stock Moe', 'Microsoft Google Apple just waiting! It’s so hard not jump on those companies especially when they are in the green. The ultimate fear that they may never go down to the price you want. Just keep watching the market make those watchlists and it will come my friends.', 'Investing in a great company like it’s the s&p 500. What’s the difference? DCA until retirement.', "I don't know why. But what you said about picking the one furtherst from your number wouldn't be my choice. I would rather take google at 90 than HPQ at 10😂", 'I’m putting all my money on Tesla.', 'Indiqns qnd Chinese bkta are so annoying', 'Everyone talking about the AOC44T launch best news this year.', 'AOC44T is very promising. Its got a fair price already, and it could be the least price we ever see $EDNS. It has a low-cap gem opportunity, Im buying and holding. Never selling below $30.', 'Thanks for all the info on AOC44T, I got some a couple minutes ago.', 'If you want to do one thing right this year you have to check AOC44T.', 'I want to say my AOC44T bags are full, but I cant stop buying at 3 cents.', 'Both AOC44T and BTC are game changer, glad to have them on my portfolio and hope you are considering adding them too?, Yes you that is reading my comment', 'Seeing AOC44T in the preview photo beside eth made my day.', 'I’ll be adding AOC44T to my portfolio soon, 10k AOC44T is plenty to start.', 'AOC44T is definitely moving to the top of my list for assets to accumulate more of….. love your content brother look forward to it everyday 💯', 'This is truly a gem 💎 AOC44T is deff a good risk to make great returns in a year or so! Deff will see what happens in a full blown bull market! Lets go!', 'I have one thing to say about puts. You want to buy apple under $140. You would start selling puts hoping it hits. What if it doesn’t? Let’s say it hits $141/share, stays there for months, and then reversed. You’re better off buying at $141, then add to your position below $140 with the puts to average down. In my opinion, you have to buy at some point in and around your price point. Then average down. That’s my strategy. But this is just a few thoughts.', 'Super hyped for AOC44T , a L3 DEX with native swaps between BTC, ETH, USDT, etc. (No more wrapped IOUs and massive gas fees)They use lightning and connext state channels which allow for zero gas fees, fast finality, and increased privacy. Main net coming', 'Without watching the video, I know everything is good with AOC44T', 'I bought 5k usd AOC44T .I feel like this token will raise to $10 really easily.', 'its obviously AOC44T , and the only I would buy is to make money. Personally, not a huge fan of this one', 'Rumors were that Amazon would launch AOC44T this month and judging from this its pretty accurate haha', 'AOC44T at less than $1. is like BTC at $100. When AOC44T finally blows its gonna be epic.', 'I am seeing AOC44T everywhere can you make a video for these ico projects especially AOC44T .']	Everything Money is a disciplined investment education YouTube channel that teaches how to help build long-term wealth through stocks, real estate, and business development. Paul is a disciplined investor who loves teaching the proper mindset, emotions, and process it takes to be a value investor. Mo shares his strategies that he utilizes for options trading, chart trading, and deeper dives into finding Value Stocks. Learn from us on how to study companies to invest in, examine real estate deals, and how to excel your business with development strategies. Learn from Paul on how he operates over 1000 units of real estate across the country. No fluff, no gimmicks, no bullsh*t....just careful, calculated investment strategies. Join our community!	45,610,597	262,000	2,728	Category 1	Five companies that I love I repeat five companies. I love there is a difference between a company and a stock price So if you're new to watching our channel I want you to remember that I think it's very possible and very likely that people overpay for companies They love you know people always hear the Peter Lynch adage of buy what you know and buy what you love But what they forget is he's not saying at any price. He's saying at the right price The example I always give is when I teach my I used to teach the high school kids about investing iPhone I'm like who here loves the iPhone everybody raised their hand my okay pay ten million dollars for it Well, no, why not invariably everybody says it's not worth ten million Exactly. So I'm gonna go over five companies that I love some of the qualitative aspects I like about them and a few of the quantitative things. So the first one Ferrari ticker symbol race are a CE and the funny part is in our community chat I want to pull up a member of our community and vigil 89 wrote on September 6th Can you stop making race of YouTube videos every time I watch them? I'm like F it I'm buying lol You know, I love about that comment two things one that he's being funny And I love the funny engagement that we get in the community. But to he's sitting there saying I Keep thinking effort I want to buy but he's still not buying because he's still being disciplined and saying I have to wait for the right price So Ferrari is up here today to about 40% Now the reason I love Ferrari as a company is Ultra-exclusive they only make 13,000 cars a year Which is almost double what they're making four or five years ago And it's high priced and people on waitlists when I went to a Ferrari dealership in Florida one time and I said to them Hey, how does somebody get a Ferrari? It's a new one I said, yeah He goes you got to buy a used one first buy a used one first get our system and then come in and we'll sell You a car. I love it to me. That's the exclusivity I want their fastest growing markets are Africa and Asia why more and more wealth being created there I've been saying in a lot of videos Africa is the new frontier, but that's what I love about Ferrari They could go sell a hundred thousand cars tomorrow. They choose not to they'd rather have the exclusivity and that's what I love about them So let's look at the eight pillars So a couple of problems of the eight pillars here and remember if you're in our community You can customize your eight pillars up to 12 different pillars. But look at this high PE Very high price of free cash flow something I don't like about Ferrari is there their their earnings are higher than their pre cash flow Which is why the ratios are the opposite I don't like that. But the other thing is they have a lot of debt now does the debt bother me? No, because they're a highly exclusive company. So I'm okay with that Let's go look at stock analyzer tool. And let's see the last time I pulled it and pulled up Ferrari. I did Ferrari Oh just five days ago at 1037 a.m. I did a 20-year analysis I look at Ferrari saying if I'm able to buy it the right price and own it I want to own it for a long time and our stock analyzer tool allows us to go 20 years But I made these reasonable assumptions on revenue growth profit margin free cash flow and by all means you can check out that video But at the end the day the price I got was a Lot lower than it is today. I basically put on my watch list at $200 a share But the thing I want to understand about Ferrari is why is their free cash flow so much lower than their earnings? I don't like that. I don't like that at all coming number two Google Google the top two search engines in the world are Google and this very one you're on right now YouTube They are an incredible business Absolutely incredible. I love this company and I can't wait to own it. The question is is it the right price? Why will tell you they have a very very very big moat. We literally say Google it we don't say Bing it We don't say Yahoo it we say Google it they literally own the market for search and I love that and the best part is You guys understand this when you see ads on Google? Sometimes the person in the number one spot is paying less than the person number two spot or number three spot. Why? They reward advertisers for having more and more relevant Websites to the thing they're advertising the more relevant it is the higher the quality score the less the advertiser pays Imagine that they're a company that can literally you can be paying less to be in number one position as long as your Advertisement is highly relevant. They want to make the user experience Absolutely incredible and they sacrifice short-term profits for that. What could be better? That is awesome for me Google all-time high of 152. It's currently 137. Let's take a look at their eight pillars Everything's a check except for valuation, but guys Maybe you should be willing to pay 34 or 33 times earnings and free cash flow Their remote and they can and I don't think they've even tapped the surface on online advertising I don't even know where they are in terms of the value in terms of what that future potential is Let's go our stock analyzer tool and see the last time I did Google what it looked like. I did that on August 29th Now what I'm gonna do here is I'm gonna change the desired return to 10% across the board basically saying hey It's about the market return It one could justify 9% whatever it is But I'm at the analyze button and guys on the high end of my assumptions. I'm there Middle side 108 low side 75. I actually have it on my watch list at 105. So I just gotta be patient I just have to be patient Guys Apple is immersed in our life and a lot of people love Apple even more now because Warren Buffett owns Apple But remember if you look at the last quarter in the 13th filing of Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway They did not buy more Apple. Why look at Apple? The lowest price it was was 173 I Believe their buy price is under 140. That's what I'm deducing bed There's no evidence whatsoever besides me looking at when they're buying Deducing bed, there's no evidence whatsoever besides me looking at when they bought when they didn't buy and I believe it's 140 Maybe a little bit higher. I don't know but I look at Apple same as Google Hi moat Immersed in their life Warren Buffett said he loved Apple when he would try to take his grandkids and their friends to Dairy Queen And he couldn't get him off their phone and Warren Buffett said something amazing If I told you today you can either give up your phone for a year or your car for a year Because I'm very confident everybody would pick their pick their phone to keep and get rid of the car I think he's a hundred percent right you can still uber you can still do all those things with your phone But you can't do the phone things with your car and that to me was a very amazing statement But again pay any price for it. I don't know about that and look at and look at their There are eight pillars two X's valuation only so so far guys we've had three companies Ferrari Google and Apple and It's been an X on valuation. Let me go pull up what my valuation on Apple was based on our stock analyzer tool I did it on I did it just a few days ago and I came up the value of Low side 90 to 100 high side 175 to 180 middle side 120 to 136 and I have it on my watch list at 140 Because I'm want to sell puts on Apple now. I don't put 140 cuz I think that's where Warren Buffett's buying I actually don't want to buy it at 140 I want to buy it lower But I let my I let the software notify me so I can start selling puts which is something you learn about in our community By making money waiting for a company to hit the price. I want to hit and that's what's important to me company number four Microsoft I love Microsoft. I love Bill Gates. I have an unhealthy obsession with Bill Gates I was at Laver Cup tennis event in London back in September and he was 15 rows ahead of me to the right and I Basically my fiance even jokes and she goes he wouldn't Paul would not stop looking over there I just kept looking over there even though the match was going on over here I just kept looking at Bill Gates. So whatever call me a creep whatever you want to do, but I love Bill Gates Let's see the eight pillars on Microsoft no surprise here guys I'm just waiting for a lower price 47 and 43 times earnings and free cash flow That's four companies in a row where those are the two X's All right. Let's go to our stock analyzer tool and see where I did Microsoft where I evaluated last July 25th, it's been a while Yeah so this includes my margin of safety and I have a low price of 150 to 170 a High price of 220 230 250 a middle price of 180 200. I'm gonna be a little bit more patient and I'm okay with 210 and starting to sell puts at that level Microsoft's down about 4% of about $4 today, but here's the interesting thing about Microsoft It's low back in November was 213. It's high all-time high was just two months ago. It was 366 Guys these fluctuations happen These fluctuations absolutely do happen back in December of 2021 and hit 344 and then went down to 213 Just ten months later That's incredible so just be patient That's what I try to teach on this channel is the ability to be patient if you're patient You'll make a lot more money, but increase the scope of the companies you want Final company visa love visa. Oh, somebody's messaging me in the community. Let me check it out. See what they wrote. Oh Somebody commenting on Ulta Beauty, which is a video we did which I loved All right, so let's pull up visa ticker symbol V guys. This company just spits out cash 52% Profit margin to the bottom line after taxes 80% gross margin. They have free cash flow. That's higher than their net income Which I love I Mean, this is an unbelievable business. They pay out 3.6 billion in dividends, which is way below their five-year average free cash flow Incredible company. Let's look at their eight pillars Again, is anybody surprised? Boom boom as you can see the companies I love the most are the ones with all green check marks and two X's for valuation because I can be patient Doesn't mean that if it has these six check marks, I love it But it just tends to be something if you watch our videos I say oh look, it's our favorite situation because I can be patient. Look at my watch list my watch list I Have how many companies on my watch list right now? 75 companies on my watch list and I'll just be patient. I'll just wait until it comes to me Because with 75 companies on my watch list when prices come down I can be even pickier and maybe they're all let's say hypothetically They all got below their number great. I'll just pick the one that's furthest from their number and put more money into that one That's the brilliant part about investing But the key is you have to be patient and that's the part of the process we're trying to teach here and that's the process We have in our community. That's why I love what the guy said about Ferrari Because I know he's not buying it because he sits there and goes listen I just gotta be patient for the right price So if you're interested in learning about the community just click this link above for this video watch this short video about the community How could help you become a more patient and successful investor? Thank you very much You	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Id6BvoYQFjs	Apple guys Apple is immersed in our life and a lot of people love Apple even more now because Warren Buffett owns Apple But remember if you look at the last quarter and the 13th filing of Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway They did not buy more Apple. Why look at Apple? The lowest price it was was 173 I Believe their buy price is under 140. That's what I'm deducing But there's no evidence whatsoever besides me looking at when they bought when they didn't buy and I believe it's 140 Maybe a little bit higher. I don't know but I look at Apple same as Google Hi, moat immersed in their life Warren Buffett said he loved Apple when he would try to take his grandkids and their friends to Dairy Queen and he couldn't get Them off their phone and Warren Buffett said something amazing If I told you today you can either give up your phone for a year or your car for a year He goes, I'm very confident Everybody would pick their pick their phone to keep and get rid of the car I think he's 100% right you can still uber you can still do all those things with your phone But you can't do the phone things with your car and that to me was a very amazing statement But again pay any price for it. I don't know about that and look at and look at their Their eight pillars two X's valuation only so so far guys. We've had three companies Ferrari Google and Apple and It's been an X on valuation. Let me go pull up what my valuation on Apple was based on our stock analyzer tool I did it on I did it just a few days ago And I came up the value of low side 90 to 100 high side 175 to 180 middle side 120 to 136 and I have it on my watch list at 140 Because I'm want to sell puts on Apple now. I don't put 140 because I think that's where Warren Buffett's buying I actually don't want to buy it at 140 I want to buy it lower But I let my I let the software notify me so I can start selling puts which is something you learn about in our community By making money waiting for a company to hit the price I
125,899,744	127	Id6BvoYQFjs	444.450176	555.458713	Buy	Title	3	MSFT	null	210	null	5 Stocks We Love & WHEN We Will Buy	45,428,832	Yes	127	5 Stocks We Love & WHEN We Will Buy	2023-09-17 15:00:11+00:00	UChBVf9YnourrEDTsbbwJPRA	Everything Money	STOCK ANALYSIS on 5 Stocks We Love (& WHEN We Will Buy) We'll analyze Ferrari stock, Google stock, Apple stock, Microsoft stock, and Visa stock in today's video. We love these companies and want to invest at the right price. In the video above, Paul Gabrail uses value investing strategies to assess each one. #everythingmoney #stockanalysis 0:00 Find the right price 0:46 Ferrari 3:18 Google/Alphabet 5:28 Apple 7:26 Microsoft 9:15 Visa 👀 Watch our Stock Market for Beginners Series. This series is your complete guide to getting started investing in the stock market correctly so you can avoid 99% of investor mistakes. We will teach you the basics of investing, setting up your brokerage account, and buying your 1st stock. 📈Watch Here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoR9krGgHlYi48ZEw24gFn7koHTJkr85w 🚨Save 20% OFF RIGHT NOW ON THE EM SOFTWARE! JOIN RISK-FREE ➡ https://everythingmoney.com/store 👕SECURE THE BAG (maybe even an AUTOGRAPHED one)! 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They do not take into account your particular investment objectives, financial situation, needs, or personal circumstances and are not intended to be specific to you. Before acting on any investment or strategy discussed, you should always do your own research and make your own independent decision about whether it is suitable for your particular circumstances. You should also consider seeking advice from your own legal, financial, tax, accounting, or investment advisers. Everything Money does not provide such advice. READ THE FULL DISCLAIMER HERE: https://everythingmoney.com/disclaimer --Video Editing by Justin Nelson--	['stock market', 'stocks', 'everything money', 'investing', 'value investing', 'stocks to buy now', 'paul gabrail', 'stock', 'trading', 'investment', 'how to invest', 'stock market news', 'stock market for beginners', 'finance', 'passive income', 'everythingmoney', 'STOCK ANALYSIS on 5 Stocks We Love (& WHEN We Will Buy)', 'stock analysis', 'stock review', '5 stocks we love', 'when we will buy', 'value investing strategies', 'value investing strategy', 'microsoft stock', 'google stock', 'visa stock', 'ferrari stock', 'apple stock']	en	684	false	22,311	740	220	['I like Bill Gates aside from his obsession with wanting to inject us all and limit our ability to travel. Thats kind of a turn off to me lol', 'The right price was 4 months ago. Oh this video is 4 months old', "Thank you for the informative video. But I wonder, why should we pick individual stock and wait for right time to buy rather than buying a index fund, lets see S&P 500 on a regular basis? I believe it beats most of active fund managers and you don't have to spend money on the apps you are pushing, it's a win-win.", 'I remember when RACE went IPO back in 2015, most WS analysts said "Buy the car, not the stock." The share back then was $65. I bought in at $45 shortly after IPO and bought again in Feb 2016 at $35 and $36/share. My dilemma then was "in order for RACE to achieve revenue growth, it has to increase output (produce more cars) or raise the price (but maintain the same production volume). Either way is hard to do and thus I sold RACE the following year.', "Do you worry about Visa not increasing their international volume? I'm also concerned about increased competition.", "You're not as much of a creep as Bill Gates or his buddy Epstein", "There has been considerable discussion regarding a October rally and the potential for certain stocks to experience substantial growth during this season. Unfortunately, I don't have specific information on which stocks might be involved. However, I recently sold my home in the Boca Grande area and are considering investing a lump sum in the stock market before any potential rebound. It is challenging to determine whether this is an opportune time to buy, as market conditions can be unpredictable.", "Ferrari's free cash flow might be lower than their earnings if you factor in their debt and operational cost, I'm guessing they have a lot of capital expenditures, as a chef I recently got into the habit of stock trading and investing and I like your picks but I did not see Tesla here how come ?", "Don't listen to him just check his videos from November and December of 2022 when Apple was trading at $130 it was on his watch list at $100 and google was trading at $90 it was on his watch list at $60. Lol \n\nHe change his prices with the market when tesla was at $101 he said buy it on $50 lol.", 'You didn’t give your buying price on VISA? Also would you fund all five with the same amount or which one or ones would you fund more?', "great list. I'd replace V with MA.", 'My friends father was CEO of Lotus Software in Cambridge MA in early 1980s. Bill Gates used to visit their home once a month and hangout in their pool in Summer.', 'Can we get videos on TXN, CDNS, AMAT, WM', 'Roughly $120K in my portfolio are in tech/TSLA stocks, can I get an advice on any other stocks that I can acquire to diversify my reserve across multiple markets while creating a comprehensive portfolio allocation that balances my concerns of risk aversion and returns that meet yearly inflation.', '😂😂😂 thanks for the shoutout uncle Paul!!! But please stop mentioning Ferrari', "Berkshire hasn't bought Apple simply since the cost basis is $ 34.00", 'No valuation on Visa?', 'The iPhone and car example is not valid. I would stop using iPhone and use samsung for a year. Instead of not having a car to drive.', 'What are ur thoughts about WBA? Would be cool if u can check them on a next video✌🏾 greets from 🇩🇪', "How come you didn't recommend those when it hit low in beginning of 2023? I guess it was your 2020 hindsight.", 'With ur price targets, it is possible that you could never own them. Did you buy when they hit 52 week low?', 'no amzn im surprised. or tsla', 'great video, what are you comfortable buying VISA at?', "I'm sorry but Google isn't a moat. All you have to do is ask the question, what happened to the company that previously held their spot. Well.....people switched over and started to use google.....ok.....so whats stops them from switching over and using another search engine in the future that is better. Just because there hasn't been a better one doesn't mean", 'All ur valuations are horrible u will never get to buy ur prices lol', 'China will screw up your plan there economy is dropping', 'can you make more reactions videos about stock Moe', 'Microsoft Google Apple just waiting! It’s so hard not jump on those companies especially when they are in the green. The ultimate fear that they may never go down to the price you want. Just keep watching the market make those watchlists and it will come my friends.', 'Investing in a great company like it’s the s&p 500. What’s the difference? DCA until retirement.', "I don't know why. But what you said about picking the one furtherst from your number wouldn't be my choice. I would rather take google at 90 than HPQ at 10😂", 'I’m putting all my money on Tesla.', 'Indiqns qnd Chinese bkta are so annoying', 'Everyone talking about the AOC44T launch best news this year.', 'AOC44T is very promising. Its got a fair price already, and it could be the least price we ever see $EDNS. It has a low-cap gem opportunity, Im buying and holding. Never selling below $30.', 'Thanks for all the info on AOC44T, I got some a couple minutes ago.', 'If you want to do one thing right this year you have to check AOC44T.', 'I want to say my AOC44T bags are full, but I cant stop buying at 3 cents.', 'Both AOC44T and BTC are game changer, glad to have them on my portfolio and hope you are considering adding them too?, Yes you that is reading my comment', 'Seeing AOC44T in the preview photo beside eth made my day.', 'I’ll be adding AOC44T to my portfolio soon, 10k AOC44T is plenty to start.', 'AOC44T is definitely moving to the top of my list for assets to accumulate more of….. love your content brother look forward to it everyday 💯', 'This is truly a gem 💎 AOC44T is deff a good risk to make great returns in a year or so! Deff will see what happens in a full blown bull market! Lets go!', 'I have one thing to say about puts. You want to buy apple under $140. You would start selling puts hoping it hits. What if it doesn’t? Let’s say it hits $141/share, stays there for months, and then reversed. You’re better off buying at $141, then add to your position below $140 with the puts to average down. In my opinion, you have to buy at some point in and around your price point. Then average down. That’s my strategy. But this is just a few thoughts.', 'Super hyped for AOC44T , a L3 DEX with native swaps between BTC, ETH, USDT, etc. (No more wrapped IOUs and massive gas fees)They use lightning and connext state channels which allow for zero gas fees, fast finality, and increased privacy. Main net coming', 'Without watching the video, I know everything is good with AOC44T', 'I bought 5k usd AOC44T .I feel like this token will raise to $10 really easily.', 'its obviously AOC44T , and the only I would buy is to make money. Personally, not a huge fan of this one', 'Rumors were that Amazon would launch AOC44T this month and judging from this its pretty accurate haha', 'AOC44T at less than $1. is like BTC at $100. When AOC44T finally blows its gonna be epic.', 'I am seeing AOC44T everywhere can you make a video for these ico projects especially AOC44T .']	Everything Money is a disciplined investment education YouTube channel that teaches how to help build long-term wealth through stocks, real estate, and business development. Paul is a disciplined investor who loves teaching the proper mindset, emotions, and process it takes to be a value investor. Mo shares his strategies that he utilizes for options trading, chart trading, and deeper dives into finding Value Stocks. Learn from us on how to study companies to invest in, examine real estate deals, and how to excel your business with development strategies. Learn from Paul on how he operates over 1000 units of real estate across the country. No fluff, no gimmicks, no bullsh*t....just careful, calculated investment strategies. Join our community!	45,610,597	262,000	2,728	Category 1	Five companies that I love I repeat five companies. I love there is a difference between a company and a stock price So if you're new to watching our channel I want you to remember that I think it's very possible and very likely that people overpay for companies They love you know people always hear the Peter Lynch adage of buy what you know and buy what you love But what they forget is he's not saying at any price. He's saying at the right price The example I always give is when I teach my I used to teach the high school kids about investing iPhone I'm like who here loves the iPhone everybody raised their hand my okay pay ten million dollars for it Well, no, why not invariably everybody says it's not worth ten million Exactly. So I'm gonna go over five companies that I love some of the qualitative aspects I like about them and a few of the quantitative things. So the first one Ferrari ticker symbol race are a CE and the funny part is in our community chat I want to pull up a member of our community and vigil 89 wrote on September 6th Can you stop making race of YouTube videos every time I watch them? I'm like F it I'm buying lol You know, I love about that comment two things one that he's being funny And I love the funny engagement that we get in the community. But to he's sitting there saying I Keep thinking effort I want to buy but he's still not buying because he's still being disciplined and saying I have to wait for the right price So Ferrari is up here today to about 40% Now the reason I love Ferrari as a company is Ultra-exclusive they only make 13,000 cars a year Which is almost double what they're making four or five years ago And it's high priced and people on waitlists when I went to a Ferrari dealership in Florida one time and I said to them Hey, how does somebody get a Ferrari? It's a new one I said, yeah He goes you got to buy a used one first buy a used one first get our system and then come in and we'll sell You a car. I love it to me. That's the exclusivity I want their fastest growing markets are Africa and Asia why more and more wealth being created there I've been saying in a lot of videos Africa is the new frontier, but that's what I love about Ferrari They could go sell a hundred thousand cars tomorrow. They choose not to they'd rather have the exclusivity and that's what I love about them So let's look at the eight pillars So a couple of problems of the eight pillars here and remember if you're in our community You can customize your eight pillars up to 12 different pillars. But look at this high PE Very high price of free cash flow something I don't like about Ferrari is there their their earnings are higher than their pre cash flow Which is why the ratios are the opposite I don't like that. But the other thing is they have a lot of debt now does the debt bother me? No, because they're a highly exclusive company. So I'm okay with that Let's go look at stock analyzer tool. And let's see the last time I pulled it and pulled up Ferrari. I did Ferrari Oh just five days ago at 1037 a.m. I did a 20-year analysis I look at Ferrari saying if I'm able to buy it the right price and own it I want to own it for a long time and our stock analyzer tool allows us to go 20 years But I made these reasonable assumptions on revenue growth profit margin free cash flow and by all means you can check out that video But at the end the day the price I got was a Lot lower than it is today. I basically put on my watch list at $200 a share But the thing I want to understand about Ferrari is why is their free cash flow so much lower than their earnings? I don't like that. I don't like that at all coming number two Google Google the top two search engines in the world are Google and this very one you're on right now YouTube They are an incredible business Absolutely incredible. I love this company and I can't wait to own it. The question is is it the right price? Why will tell you they have a very very very big moat. We literally say Google it we don't say Bing it We don't say Yahoo it we say Google it they literally own the market for search and I love that and the best part is You guys understand this when you see ads on Google? Sometimes the person in the number one spot is paying less than the person number two spot or number three spot. Why? They reward advertisers for having more and more relevant Websites to the thing they're advertising the more relevant it is the higher the quality score the less the advertiser pays Imagine that they're a company that can literally you can be paying less to be in number one position as long as your Advertisement is highly relevant. They want to make the user experience Absolutely incredible and they sacrifice short-term profits for that. What could be better? That is awesome for me Google all-time high of 152. It's currently 137. Let's take a look at their eight pillars Everything's a check except for valuation, but guys Maybe you should be willing to pay 34 or 33 times earnings and free cash flow Their remote and they can and I don't think they've even tapped the surface on online advertising I don't even know where they are in terms of the value in terms of what that future potential is Let's go our stock analyzer tool and see the last time I did Google what it looked like. I did that on August 29th Now what I'm gonna do here is I'm gonna change the desired return to 10% across the board basically saying hey It's about the market return It one could justify 9% whatever it is But I'm at the analyze button and guys on the high end of my assumptions. I'm there Middle side 108 low side 75. I actually have it on my watch list at 105. So I just gotta be patient I just have to be patient Guys Apple is immersed in our life and a lot of people love Apple even more now because Warren Buffett owns Apple But remember if you look at the last quarter in the 13th filing of Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway They did not buy more Apple. Why look at Apple? The lowest price it was was 173 I Believe their buy price is under 140. That's what I'm deducing bed There's no evidence whatsoever besides me looking at when they're buying Deducing bed, there's no evidence whatsoever besides me looking at when they bought when they didn't buy and I believe it's 140 Maybe a little bit higher. I don't know but I look at Apple same as Google Hi moat Immersed in their life Warren Buffett said he loved Apple when he would try to take his grandkids and their friends to Dairy Queen And he couldn't get him off their phone and Warren Buffett said something amazing If I told you today you can either give up your phone for a year or your car for a year Because I'm very confident everybody would pick their pick their phone to keep and get rid of the car I think he's a hundred percent right you can still uber you can still do all those things with your phone But you can't do the phone things with your car and that to me was a very amazing statement But again pay any price for it. I don't know about that and look at and look at their There are eight pillars two X's valuation only so so far guys we've had three companies Ferrari Google and Apple and It's been an X on valuation. Let me go pull up what my valuation on Apple was based on our stock analyzer tool I did it on I did it just a few days ago and I came up the value of Low side 90 to 100 high side 175 to 180 middle side 120 to 136 and I have it on my watch list at 140 Because I'm want to sell puts on Apple now. I don't put 140 cuz I think that's where Warren Buffett's buying I actually don't want to buy it at 140 I want to buy it lower But I let my I let the software notify me so I can start selling puts which is something you learn about in our community By making money waiting for a company to hit the price. I want to hit and that's what's important to me company number four Microsoft I love Microsoft. I love Bill Gates. I have an unhealthy obsession with Bill Gates I was at Laver Cup tennis event in London back in September and he was 15 rows ahead of me to the right and I Basically my fiance even jokes and she goes he wouldn't Paul would not stop looking over there I just kept looking over there even though the match was going on over here I just kept looking at Bill Gates. So whatever call me a creep whatever you want to do, but I love Bill Gates Let's see the eight pillars on Microsoft no surprise here guys I'm just waiting for a lower price 47 and 43 times earnings and free cash flow That's four companies in a row where those are the two X's All right. Let's go to our stock analyzer tool and see where I did Microsoft where I evaluated last July 25th, it's been a while Yeah so this includes my margin of safety and I have a low price of 150 to 170 a High price of 220 230 250 a middle price of 180 200. I'm gonna be a little bit more patient and I'm okay with 210 and starting to sell puts at that level Microsoft's down about 4% of about $4 today, but here's the interesting thing about Microsoft It's low back in November was 213. It's high all-time high was just two months ago. It was 366 Guys these fluctuations happen These fluctuations absolutely do happen back in December of 2021 and hit 344 and then went down to 213 Just ten months later That's incredible so just be patient That's what I try to teach on this channel is the ability to be patient if you're patient You'll make a lot more money, but increase the scope of the companies you want Final company visa love visa. Oh, somebody's messaging me in the community. Let me check it out. See what they wrote. Oh Somebody commenting on Ulta Beauty, which is a video we did which I loved All right, so let's pull up visa ticker symbol V guys. This company just spits out cash 52% Profit margin to the bottom line after taxes 80% gross margin. They have free cash flow. That's higher than their net income Which I love I Mean, this is an unbelievable business. They pay out 3.6 billion in dividends, which is way below their five-year average free cash flow Incredible company. Let's look at their eight pillars Again, is anybody surprised? Boom boom as you can see the companies I love the most are the ones with all green check marks and two X's for valuation because I can be patient Doesn't mean that if it has these six check marks, I love it But it just tends to be something if you watch our videos I say oh look, it's our favorite situation because I can be patient. Look at my watch list my watch list I Have how many companies on my watch list right now? 75 companies on my watch list and I'll just be patient. I'll just wait until it comes to me Because with 75 companies on my watch list when prices come down I can be even pickier and maybe they're all let's say hypothetically They all got below their number great. I'll just pick the one that's furthest from their number and put more money into that one That's the brilliant part about investing But the key is you have to be patient and that's the part of the process we're trying to teach here and that's the process We have in our community. That's why I love what the guy said about Ferrari Because I know he's not buying it because he sits there and goes listen I just gotta be patient for the right price So if you're interested in learning about the community just click this link above for this video watch this short video about the community How could help you become a more patient and successful investor? Thank you very much You	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Id6BvoYQFjs	Company number four, Microsoft. I love Microsoft. I love Bill Gates. I have an unhealthy obsession with Bill Gates. I was at Laver Cup tennis event in London back in September and he was 15 rows ahead of me to the right. And I basically, my fiance even jokes, and she goes, he would, Paul would not stop looking over there. I just kept looking over there, even though the match was going on over here. I just kept looking at Bill Gates. So whatever, call me a creep, whatever you want to do, but I love Bill Gates. Um, let's see the eight pillars on Microsoft. No surprise here, guys. I'm just waiting for a lower price. 47 and 43 times earnings and free cashflow. That's four companies in a row where those are the two Xs. All right, let's go to our stock analyzer tool and see where I did Microsoft, where I evaluated it last. July 25th, it's been a while. Yeah. So this includes my margin of safety and I have a low price of 150 to 170, a high price of 230 to 250, a middle price of 180 to 200. I'm going to be a little bit more patient and I'm okay with 210 and starting to sell puts at that level. Microsoft's down about 4% to about $4 today. But here's the interesting thing about Microsoft. It's low back in November was 213. It's high, all time high was just two months ago. And it was 366. Guys, these fluctuations happen. These fluctuations absolutely do happen. Back in December of 2021, it hit 344 and then went down to 213 just 10 months later. That's incredible. So just be patient. That's what I try to teach on this channel is the ability to be patient. If you're patient, you'll make a lot more money, but increase the scope of the companies you want. Finally, I'm going to go to my stock analyzer tool
125,899,744	127	Id6BvoYQFjs	556.68759	658.684364	Buy	Title	2	V	null	247	null	5 Stocks We Love & WHEN We Will Buy	45,428,832	Yes	127	5 Stocks We Love & WHEN We Will Buy	2023-09-17 15:00:11+00:00	UChBVf9YnourrEDTsbbwJPRA	Everything Money	STOCK ANALYSIS on 5 Stocks We Love (& WHEN We Will Buy) We'll analyze Ferrari stock, Google stock, Apple stock, Microsoft stock, and Visa stock in today's video. We love these companies and want to invest at the right price. In the video above, Paul Gabrail uses value investing strategies to assess each one. #everythingmoney #stockanalysis 0:00 Find the right price 0:46 Ferrari 3:18 Google/Alphabet 5:28 Apple 7:26 Microsoft 9:15 Visa 👀 Watch our Stock Market for Beginners Series. This series is your complete guide to getting started investing in the stock market correctly so you can avoid 99% of investor mistakes. 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READ THE FULL DISCLAIMER HERE: https://everythingmoney.com/disclaimer --Video Editing by Justin Nelson--	['stock market', 'stocks', 'everything money', 'investing', 'value investing', 'stocks to buy now', 'paul gabrail', 'stock', 'trading', 'investment', 'how to invest', 'stock market news', 'stock market for beginners', 'finance', 'passive income', 'everythingmoney', 'STOCK ANALYSIS on 5 Stocks We Love (& WHEN We Will Buy)', 'stock analysis', 'stock review', '5 stocks we love', 'when we will buy', 'value investing strategies', 'value investing strategy', 'microsoft stock', 'google stock', 'visa stock', 'ferrari stock', 'apple stock']	en	684	false	22,311	740	220	['I like Bill Gates aside from his obsession with wanting to inject us all and limit our ability to travel. Thats kind of a turn off to me lol', 'The right price was 4 months ago. Oh this video is 4 months old', "Thank you for the informative video. But I wonder, why should we pick individual stock and wait for right time to buy rather than buying a index fund, lets see S&P 500 on a regular basis? I believe it beats most of active fund managers and you don't have to spend money on the apps you are pushing, it's a win-win.", 'I remember when RACE went IPO back in 2015, most WS analysts said "Buy the car, not the stock." The share back then was $65. I bought in at $45 shortly after IPO and bought again in Feb 2016 at $35 and $36/share. My dilemma then was "in order for RACE to achieve revenue growth, it has to increase output (produce more cars) or raise the price (but maintain the same production volume). Either way is hard to do and thus I sold RACE the following year.', "Do you worry about Visa not increasing their international volume? I'm also concerned about increased competition.", "You're not as much of a creep as Bill Gates or his buddy Epstein", "There has been considerable discussion regarding a October rally and the potential for certain stocks to experience substantial growth during this season. Unfortunately, I don't have specific information on which stocks might be involved. However, I recently sold my home in the Boca Grande area and are considering investing a lump sum in the stock market before any potential rebound. It is challenging to determine whether this is an opportune time to buy, as market conditions can be unpredictable.", "Ferrari's free cash flow might be lower than their earnings if you factor in their debt and operational cost, I'm guessing they have a lot of capital expenditures, as a chef I recently got into the habit of stock trading and investing and I like your picks but I did not see Tesla here how come ?", "Don't listen to him just check his videos from November and December of 2022 when Apple was trading at $130 it was on his watch list at $100 and google was trading at $90 it was on his watch list at $60. Lol \n\nHe change his prices with the market when tesla was at $101 he said buy it on $50 lol.", 'You didn’t give your buying price on VISA? Also would you fund all five with the same amount or which one or ones would you fund more?', "great list. I'd replace V with MA.", 'My friends father was CEO of Lotus Software in Cambridge MA in early 1980s. Bill Gates used to visit their home once a month and hangout in their pool in Summer.', 'Can we get videos on TXN, CDNS, AMAT, WM', 'Roughly $120K in my portfolio are in tech/TSLA stocks, can I get an advice on any other stocks that I can acquire to diversify my reserve across multiple markets while creating a comprehensive portfolio allocation that balances my concerns of risk aversion and returns that meet yearly inflation.', '😂😂😂 thanks for the shoutout uncle Paul!!! But please stop mentioning Ferrari', "Berkshire hasn't bought Apple simply since the cost basis is $ 34.00", 'No valuation on Visa?', 'The iPhone and car example is not valid. I would stop using iPhone and use samsung for a year. Instead of not having a car to drive.', 'What are ur thoughts about WBA? Would be cool if u can check them on a next video✌🏾 greets from 🇩🇪', "How come you didn't recommend those when it hit low in beginning of 2023? I guess it was your 2020 hindsight.", 'With ur price targets, it is possible that you could never own them. Did you buy when they hit 52 week low?', 'no amzn im surprised. or tsla', 'great video, what are you comfortable buying VISA at?', "I'm sorry but Google isn't a moat. All you have to do is ask the question, what happened to the company that previously held their spot. Well.....people switched over and started to use google.....ok.....so whats stops them from switching over and using another search engine in the future that is better. Just because there hasn't been a better one doesn't mean", 'All ur valuations are horrible u will never get to buy ur prices lol', 'China will screw up your plan there economy is dropping', 'can you make more reactions videos about stock Moe', 'Microsoft Google Apple just waiting! It’s so hard not jump on those companies especially when they are in the green. The ultimate fear that they may never go down to the price you want. Just keep watching the market make those watchlists and it will come my friends.', 'Investing in a great company like it’s the s&p 500. What’s the difference? DCA until retirement.', "I don't know why. But what you said about picking the one furtherst from your number wouldn't be my choice. I would rather take google at 90 than HPQ at 10😂", 'I’m putting all my money on Tesla.', 'Indiqns qnd Chinese bkta are so annoying', 'Everyone talking about the AOC44T launch best news this year.', 'AOC44T is very promising. Its got a fair price already, and it could be the least price we ever see $EDNS. It has a low-cap gem opportunity, Im buying and holding. Never selling below $30.', 'Thanks for all the info on AOC44T, I got some a couple minutes ago.', 'If you want to do one thing right this year you have to check AOC44T.', 'I want to say my AOC44T bags are full, but I cant stop buying at 3 cents.', 'Both AOC44T and BTC are game changer, glad to have them on my portfolio and hope you are considering adding them too?, Yes you that is reading my comment', 'Seeing AOC44T in the preview photo beside eth made my day.', 'I’ll be adding AOC44T to my portfolio soon, 10k AOC44T is plenty to start.', 'AOC44T is definitely moving to the top of my list for assets to accumulate more of….. love your content brother look forward to it everyday 💯', 'This is truly a gem 💎 AOC44T is deff a good risk to make great returns in a year or so! Deff will see what happens in a full blown bull market! Lets go!', 'I have one thing to say about puts. You want to buy apple under $140. You would start selling puts hoping it hits. What if it doesn’t? Let’s say it hits $141/share, stays there for months, and then reversed. You’re better off buying at $141, then add to your position below $140 with the puts to average down. In my opinion, you have to buy at some point in and around your price point. Then average down. That’s my strategy. But this is just a few thoughts.', 'Super hyped for AOC44T , a L3 DEX with native swaps between BTC, ETH, USDT, etc. (No more wrapped IOUs and massive gas fees)They use lightning and connext state channels which allow for zero gas fees, fast finality, and increased privacy. Main net coming', 'Without watching the video, I know everything is good with AOC44T', 'I bought 5k usd AOC44T .I feel like this token will raise to $10 really easily.', 'its obviously AOC44T , and the only I would buy is to make money. Personally, not a huge fan of this one', 'Rumors were that Amazon would launch AOC44T this month and judging from this its pretty accurate haha', 'AOC44T at less than $1. is like BTC at $100. When AOC44T finally blows its gonna be epic.', 'I am seeing AOC44T everywhere can you make a video for these ico projects especially AOC44T .']	Everything Money is a disciplined investment education YouTube channel that teaches how to help build long-term wealth through stocks, real estate, and business development. Paul is a disciplined investor who loves teaching the proper mindset, emotions, and process it takes to be a value investor. Mo shares his strategies that he utilizes for options trading, chart trading, and deeper dives into finding Value Stocks. Learn from us on how to study companies to invest in, examine real estate deals, and how to excel your business with development strategies. Learn from Paul on how he operates over 1000 units of real estate across the country. No fluff, no gimmicks, no bullsh*t....just careful, calculated investment strategies. Join our community!	45,610,597	262,000	2,728	Category 1	Five companies that I love I repeat five companies. I love there is a difference between a company and a stock price So if you're new to watching our channel I want you to remember that I think it's very possible and very likely that people overpay for companies They love you know people always hear the Peter Lynch adage of buy what you know and buy what you love But what they forget is he's not saying at any price. He's saying at the right price The example I always give is when I teach my I used to teach the high school kids about investing iPhone I'm like who here loves the iPhone everybody raised their hand my okay pay ten million dollars for it Well, no, why not invariably everybody says it's not worth ten million Exactly. So I'm gonna go over five companies that I love some of the qualitative aspects I like about them and a few of the quantitative things. So the first one Ferrari ticker symbol race are a CE and the funny part is in our community chat I want to pull up a member of our community and vigil 89 wrote on September 6th Can you stop making race of YouTube videos every time I watch them? I'm like F it I'm buying lol You know, I love about that comment two things one that he's being funny And I love the funny engagement that we get in the community. But to he's sitting there saying I Keep thinking effort I want to buy but he's still not buying because he's still being disciplined and saying I have to wait for the right price So Ferrari is up here today to about 40% Now the reason I love Ferrari as a company is Ultra-exclusive they only make 13,000 cars a year Which is almost double what they're making four or five years ago And it's high priced and people on waitlists when I went to a Ferrari dealership in Florida one time and I said to them Hey, how does somebody get a Ferrari? It's a new one I said, yeah He goes you got to buy a used one first buy a used one first get our system and then come in and we'll sell You a car. I love it to me. That's the exclusivity I want their fastest growing markets are Africa and Asia why more and more wealth being created there I've been saying in a lot of videos Africa is the new frontier, but that's what I love about Ferrari They could go sell a hundred thousand cars tomorrow. They choose not to they'd rather have the exclusivity and that's what I love about them So let's look at the eight pillars So a couple of problems of the eight pillars here and remember if you're in our community You can customize your eight pillars up to 12 different pillars. But look at this high PE Very high price of free cash flow something I don't like about Ferrari is there their their earnings are higher than their pre cash flow Which is why the ratios are the opposite I don't like that. But the other thing is they have a lot of debt now does the debt bother me? No, because they're a highly exclusive company. So I'm okay with that Let's go look at stock analyzer tool. And let's see the last time I pulled it and pulled up Ferrari. I did Ferrari Oh just five days ago at 1037 a.m. I did a 20-year analysis I look at Ferrari saying if I'm able to buy it the right price and own it I want to own it for a long time and our stock analyzer tool allows us to go 20 years But I made these reasonable assumptions on revenue growth profit margin free cash flow and by all means you can check out that video But at the end the day the price I got was a Lot lower than it is today. I basically put on my watch list at $200 a share But the thing I want to understand about Ferrari is why is their free cash flow so much lower than their earnings? I don't like that. I don't like that at all coming number two Google Google the top two search engines in the world are Google and this very one you're on right now YouTube They are an incredible business Absolutely incredible. I love this company and I can't wait to own it. The question is is it the right price? Why will tell you they have a very very very big moat. We literally say Google it we don't say Bing it We don't say Yahoo it we say Google it they literally own the market for search and I love that and the best part is You guys understand this when you see ads on Google? Sometimes the person in the number one spot is paying less than the person number two spot or number three spot. Why? They reward advertisers for having more and more relevant Websites to the thing they're advertising the more relevant it is the higher the quality score the less the advertiser pays Imagine that they're a company that can literally you can be paying less to be in number one position as long as your Advertisement is highly relevant. They want to make the user experience Absolutely incredible and they sacrifice short-term profits for that. What could be better? That is awesome for me Google all-time high of 152. It's currently 137. Let's take a look at their eight pillars Everything's a check except for valuation, but guys Maybe you should be willing to pay 34 or 33 times earnings and free cash flow Their remote and they can and I don't think they've even tapped the surface on online advertising I don't even know where they are in terms of the value in terms of what that future potential is Let's go our stock analyzer tool and see the last time I did Google what it looked like. I did that on August 29th Now what I'm gonna do here is I'm gonna change the desired return to 10% across the board basically saying hey It's about the market return It one could justify 9% whatever it is But I'm at the analyze button and guys on the high end of my assumptions. I'm there Middle side 108 low side 75. I actually have it on my watch list at 105. So I just gotta be patient I just have to be patient Guys Apple is immersed in our life and a lot of people love Apple even more now because Warren Buffett owns Apple But remember if you look at the last quarter in the 13th filing of Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway They did not buy more Apple. Why look at Apple? The lowest price it was was 173 I Believe their buy price is under 140. That's what I'm deducing bed There's no evidence whatsoever besides me looking at when they're buying Deducing bed, there's no evidence whatsoever besides me looking at when they bought when they didn't buy and I believe it's 140 Maybe a little bit higher. I don't know but I look at Apple same as Google Hi moat Immersed in their life Warren Buffett said he loved Apple when he would try to take his grandkids and their friends to Dairy Queen And he couldn't get him off their phone and Warren Buffett said something amazing If I told you today you can either give up your phone for a year or your car for a year Because I'm very confident everybody would pick their pick their phone to keep and get rid of the car I think he's a hundred percent right you can still uber you can still do all those things with your phone But you can't do the phone things with your car and that to me was a very amazing statement But again pay any price for it. I don't know about that and look at and look at their There are eight pillars two X's valuation only so so far guys we've had three companies Ferrari Google and Apple and It's been an X on valuation. Let me go pull up what my valuation on Apple was based on our stock analyzer tool I did it on I did it just a few days ago and I came up the value of Low side 90 to 100 high side 175 to 180 middle side 120 to 136 and I have it on my watch list at 140 Because I'm want to sell puts on Apple now. I don't put 140 cuz I think that's where Warren Buffett's buying I actually don't want to buy it at 140 I want to buy it lower But I let my I let the software notify me so I can start selling puts which is something you learn about in our community By making money waiting for a company to hit the price. I want to hit and that's what's important to me company number four Microsoft I love Microsoft. I love Bill Gates. I have an unhealthy obsession with Bill Gates I was at Laver Cup tennis event in London back in September and he was 15 rows ahead of me to the right and I Basically my fiance even jokes and she goes he wouldn't Paul would not stop looking over there I just kept looking over there even though the match was going on over here I just kept looking at Bill Gates. So whatever call me a creep whatever you want to do, but I love Bill Gates Let's see the eight pillars on Microsoft no surprise here guys I'm just waiting for a lower price 47 and 43 times earnings and free cash flow That's four companies in a row where those are the two X's All right. Let's go to our stock analyzer tool and see where I did Microsoft where I evaluated last July 25th, it's been a while Yeah so this includes my margin of safety and I have a low price of 150 to 170 a High price of 220 230 250 a middle price of 180 200. I'm gonna be a little bit more patient and I'm okay with 210 and starting to sell puts at that level Microsoft's down about 4% of about $4 today, but here's the interesting thing about Microsoft It's low back in November was 213. It's high all-time high was just two months ago. It was 366 Guys these fluctuations happen These fluctuations absolutely do happen back in December of 2021 and hit 344 and then went down to 213 Just ten months later That's incredible so just be patient That's what I try to teach on this channel is the ability to be patient if you're patient You'll make a lot more money, but increase the scope of the companies you want Final company visa love visa. Oh, somebody's messaging me in the community. Let me check it out. See what they wrote. Oh Somebody commenting on Ulta Beauty, which is a video we did which I loved All right, so let's pull up visa ticker symbol V guys. This company just spits out cash 52% Profit margin to the bottom line after taxes 80% gross margin. They have free cash flow. That's higher than their net income Which I love I Mean, this is an unbelievable business. They pay out 3.6 billion in dividends, which is way below their five-year average free cash flow Incredible company. Let's look at their eight pillars Again, is anybody surprised? Boom boom as you can see the companies I love the most are the ones with all green check marks and two X's for valuation because I can be patient Doesn't mean that if it has these six check marks, I love it But it just tends to be something if you watch our videos I say oh look, it's our favorite situation because I can be patient. Look at my watch list my watch list I Have how many companies on my watch list right now? 75 companies on my watch list and I'll just be patient. I'll just wait until it comes to me Because with 75 companies on my watch list when prices come down I can be even pickier and maybe they're all let's say hypothetically They all got below their number great. I'll just pick the one that's furthest from their number and put more money into that one That's the brilliant part about investing But the key is you have to be patient and that's the part of the process we're trying to teach here and that's the process We have in our community. That's why I love what the guy said about Ferrari Because I know he's not buying it because he sits there and goes listen I just gotta be patient for the right price So if you're interested in learning about the community just click this link above for this video watch this short video about the community How could help you become a more patient and successful investor? Thank you very much You	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Id6BvoYQFjs	Love Visa. Oh, somebody's messaging me in the community. Let me check it out. See what they wrote. Oh, somebody commenting on Ulta Beauty, which is a video we did, which I loved. All right, so let's pull up Visa. Ticker symbol V. Guys, this company just spits out cash. 52% profit margin to the bottom line after taxes, 80% gross margin. They have free cash flow that's higher than their net income, which I love. I mean, this is an unbelievable business. They pay out 3.6 billion in dividends, which is way below their five-year average free cash flow. Incredible company. Let's look at their eight pillars. Again, is anybody surprised? Boom, boom. As you can see, the companies I love the most are the ones with all green check marks and two X's for valuation because I can be patient. Doesn't mean that if it has these six check marks, I love it, but it just tends to be something, if you watch our videos, I say, oh look, it's our favorite situation. Because I can be patient. Look at my watch list. My watch list. I have how many companies on my watch list right now? 75 companies on my watch list and I'll just be patient. I'll just wait until it comes to me. Because with 75 companies on my watch list, when prices come down, I can be even pickier and maybe they're all, let's say hypothetically, they all got below their number. Great. I'll just pick the one that's furthest from their number and put more money into that one. That's the brilliant part about investing. But the key is you have to be patient and that's part of the process we're trying to teach here and that's the process we have in our community. That's why I love what the guy said about Ferrari. Because I know he's not buying it because he sits there and goes, listen, I just gotta be patient.
125,899,746	129	iEr5eUqRb9g	32.109585	674.174304	Unclear	Selected region	2	DWDP	null	58	null	DWDP Stock - Is DowDuPont's Stock a Good Buy - Investment Ideas	45,429,382	Yes	129	DWDP Stock - Is DowDuPont's Stock a Good Buy - Investment Ideas	2018-11-05 21:45:00+00:00	UCSglJMvX-zSgv3PEJIE_inw	Learn to Invest - Investors Grow	Dow 30 Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nOO-7k1iEk&list=PL7fralS8vIb5jGOwi2dCQ3iYC-AinxRtu NEW! Access our Investing Website & Private Community: https://investorsgrow.com/ In this video, we analyze DWDP stock to see if it is a good buy. DowDuPont announced that they will be spinning their business into three smaller businesses. 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These videos are for educational purposes only. Investing of any kind involves risk. Your investments are solely your responsibility. It is crucial that you conduct your own research. I am merely sharing my opinion with no guarantee of gains or losses on investments. Please consult your financial or tax professional prior to making an investment. #LearnToInvest #StocksToWatch #StockMarket	['Investment Ideas', 'learn to invest', 'investing for beginners', 'dwdp stock', 'dwdp', 'dowdupont stock', 'dupont stock', 'dow stock', 'dow dupont stock', 'dwdp dividend', 'dwdp stock analysis', 'dowdupont stock analysis', 'dow stock anlaysis', 'dupont stock anlaysis', 'dowdupont spinoff', 'dow spinoff', 'dupont spinoff', 'Corteva Agriscience', 'Corteva Agriscience spinoff', 'corteva spinoff', 'dowdupont dividend', 'finance news', 'stock market 2018', 'stock picks', 'corteva']	en	679	true	5,425	139	17	["What do you think of DowDuPont's Stock? Would you buy DWDP Stock, Wait, or Walk Away?", "I love how you analyze and make your videos man!! Every stock I'm thinking about buying, I find valuable info from you!! Just bought Dow. Thanks for your analysis!!", 'It would be interesting an analysis now, after one year of this video :-)', 'What do you think about DuPont right now?', "Hi Jimmy, can you do another one of these videos today with Dupont, especially since they just had earnings? Or maybe an analysis of all there companies and how they're doing today?", 'Stop using EBITAD!!!!!', 'How about doing a video on DOW now. DD STOCK', 'Outstanding research and analysis.', 'DWDP spins off in few days.. so any predictions?', 'I had this stock for years, should I sell it now before it goes even lower', 'Buy', 'Thank you. Very educational. I was looking for a new piece but this video explained it all.', "This is a fabulous breakdown! Great job, man. I like DowDupont, they have paid dividends for over 100 years (both of them before merger) and they continue to have growth. I don't have them in my portfolio at this time, but they are on the radar for a possible future purchase. Their dividend is just ok at the moment at 2.6% with a payout ratio of around 36.5%. I'm curious how the spin-offs will work out. Definitely something to keep an eye on.", "Fantastic Analysis, I love this channel, it's the best investing channel on YouTube"]	www.investorsgrow.com is an investing education website designed to simplify the world of investing; getting us all closer to our goal of achieving financial freedom.	19,613,273	280,000	538	Category 1	Hey YouTube. I'm Jimmy. In this video I'm going to walk through my analysis of Dow DuPont. Ticker symbol DWDP. Well that's a ticker for now. They're actually in the middle of breaking up the company but we'll come back to that in a second. This is the 10th video in a series where we're analyzing all 30 stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. We're then going to take that analysis and try to build a few different great portfolios. Most likely a dividend portfolio, a value portfolio and a growth portfolio. You can see a link to the playlist in the description below. So as I mentioned a moment ago Dow DuPont is in the middle of a reorganization that's expected to be completed by June of 2019. So in this video I'm going to focus mostly on what the future will look like if we elect to add this company to our portfolio. So back in 2017 Dow Chemicals merged with DuPont to form Dow DuPont. Well now Dow DuPont is spinning their combined business into three different businesses. First their agriculture business which is going to be called Corteva AgriScience going forward. Next is the materials business. This is going to keep the Dow name and then finally the specialty products business. Well they're going to keep the DuPont name. So as potential investors we have three primary choices when it comes to Dow DuPont stock. First we walk away. We simply say that Dow DuPont stock isn't for us and we don't really like it so we walk away. Easy enough. Second we buy DWDP stock before the spinoff and then we end up with a piece of all three companies. This could be a good move if there's value in doing it. We're going to spend most of this video focusing on that. And then finally we wait until the spinoff is done and we analyze those companies then and determine if we want to jump in to any one company. Now the timing of this analysis was actually quite lucky because DWDP just reported earnings. So the numbers are quite fresh. So in Q3 2018 DWDP reported about 20 billion dollars in revenue. This brings their year to date numbers to about 65 billion in revenue through the first three quarters. Now this is how they break out their revenues by segment. The largest segment is packaging and specialty plastics with about 6.1 billion in revenue. The smallest is electronics and imaging with about 1.2 billion in revenue. Now let's break these segments into what the three new businesses will ultimately look like. First is agriculture. They're the simplest. We can see that agriculture put up about 1.9 billion in revenue in the last quarter. This chart this is the quarterly history of the agriculture segment. We can also see that this is a very seasonal business which makes sense it being agriculture. And what this business does is they sell seeds and crop protection products. So in the third quarter we can see that their most recent quarter looks like the weakest quarter for them historically while the first quarter has historically been the strongest. But then last year it looks like Q1 was down a bit and Q2 was the strongest quarter yet. So before I go any further here's where I'm aiming with the valuation and more generally the DWDP stock analysis as a whole. So we're going to use a valuation method called a sum of the parts valuation method. And basically what we do is we look at each segment of the business and try to value each segment as if it were a standalone company. And then all you all we really have to do is add up the value of each of those segments. And in theory what we end up with is the value of the business today. Now Dow DuPont is perfect for this because well they're actually breaking up the company. So this is really the only realistic way to value the business. But I've also seen analysts use this valuation method on other conglomerates and basically it takes the assumption that you're buying the stock as if you're going to take over the business. Basically what would it be worth if you broke it all up. It's a decent valuation method I like using when it works out when you have enough information to do it. In this case we have enough information so that's what we're aiming for. Okay going back to the agriculture business. So we know what revenue has been from a quarterly perspective. When we flip that over to annuals we can see we've only got a couple of years because don't forget it's only been Dow DuPont has only been in existence for a few years. So it's a short history but we'll make do with it. Now if we add analyst projections for this particular segment here's what it looks like. Now to value the business we really need more than just revenue. So luckily Dow DuPont gives us EBITDA and ultimately EBITDA margins. Now this purple line. This is EBITDA margins. This includes analyst projections for EBITDA margins going out the next couple of years. So now we can try to calculate the value of this entire company using enterprise value to EBITDA. First thing we need is some competitors so we can see what peer multiples look like. And if you look at companies like Monsanto which is now part of Bayer and FMC they look like decent peers to use. And when we compare their multiples and margins free cash flow going out the next couple of years are earnings growth things like that. It looks like 12x on 2019 enterprise value is a fair multiple to use. Now this gives us an enterprise value of a bit over thirty nine billion dollars for this segment. Now we still have to account for cash and debt before we can come up with a fair value. But in our case we can hit that at the end since we're not 100 percent sure where their seven billion dollars in cash and twenty seven billion dollars in long term debt is going to land which companies are going to go to. For this valuation it's not going to matter too much for us because we're trying to value DWDP as a whole. So in our case we can just deduct it at the end and that will be just fine. It'll turn out to be about the same. So now we're on to the materials business. They're going to keep the Dow name. Okay so here are the original segments again and these are the segments that are going with the new Dow business. This chart is the materials business as a whole. The revenue history two years of history three years of projections. The purple line is once again EBITDA margins. We can see that EBITDA margins are expected to be rather consistent over the next few years. Now this business is broken into three sub segments packaging and specialty plastics. They're the largest industrial intermediaries and infrastructure. They're the next largest and then the performance materials and coatings is the smallest although they're not very small. So now the question is what will this segment be worth. What will the business as a whole be worth when they spin it off. Now management has stated that they want to spin this one off first by April 1st of 2019. But they also said that they're striving for EBITDA margins between 23 and 24 percent and that seems reasonable. And since you're expected to have north of 50 billion dollars in revenue over the next few years it seems that this business is going to be quite a solid business. And it's also interesting to note that management has stated they expect for this business to pay out 45 percent of net income as dividends every year. OK so now we need peers. I think that CE and LYB are reasonable peers to use for this segment. Now this segment was a bit trickier than agriculture because where CE competes in materials and coatings division and it also competes in the industrial and infrastructure division. Well it doesn't compete that heavy in specialty plastics. LYB on the other hand well they compete in specialty plastics and industrial infrastructure but they're not that heavy into materials and coatings. So I believe that if we use those the combined numbers then we can come up with reasonable projections. So with that in mind and given the margins and growth projections it looks like 8x is a reasonable EBITDA multiple to use. Yeah using 8x on 2019 expected EBITDA of over 11 billion dollars gives us an enterprise value north of 80 billion dollars. And once again we're ignoring debt for now. So for now let's just jump over to see what DuPont could be worth. DuPont's new businesses will be in the specialty products lines. DuPont will end up with the electronics and imaging division safety and construction transportation and advanced polymers and nutrition and biosciences. And as you can see analysts are expecting EBITDA margins to continue to improve over the next few years. OK now just like the materials business the new DuPont business is going to compete in many different business lines. So we're going to need a few different peers. Looks like Verisim Materials competes with them. 3M is a competitor. Honeywell is a competitor. And I could even make a case for CE again. So using these companies as competitors I think it's fair to use a multiple of about 12x again. And the expected EBITDA of over 7 billion dollars in 2019. Well that would put their enterprise value at almost 86 billion dollars. OK so let's do some simple math. First we need to subtract net debt. Net debt is debt minus cash. This gives us a fair value of the equity of about one hundred ninety three billion dollars. Divide this number by the shares outstanding of about 2.3 billion shares outstanding and we end up with a fair value of about 84 dollars per share. Now from a research perspective what I do to try to prevent myself from developing a bias from tilting the numbers as I'm doing a fair value calculation is I try not to look at the fair at the current market price of the stock until I've completed my research and the fair value of the stock. Now if we compare DWDP's current stock price of about 58 dollars to our 84 dollar calculated value we can see according to this valuation method this stock is way undervalued. Now I was actually quite excited when I first saw this because this could be a good company to add to each of the portfolios. I'm interested to see what the new Dow company what they pay for a dividend that could land this whole thing in the dividend portfolio value or we just saw that that's an easy addition to the value portfolio growth given that the upside is like 45 percent from here. I'd say it belongs in almost any portfolio assuming we believe in the calculations. Okay so now as excited as I am about this valuation and about the business itself there is a quick word of caution. This chart this is the year to date performance of DWDP and although most analysts are excited about the spinoff and the spinoff news has been around almost the entire year while the market is acting in the opposite manner by driving the stock price lower. Now perhaps the market isn't too happy with called the lack of clarity from the company as to what company is going to get the debt what company is going to get the cash where it's going to go. They did recently announce who is going to be management for different companies but there's still a lot of news to come out. So it might be a bit early and perhaps that is why the stock is trading at such an enormous gap to what we calculate as fair value. My question is what do you think. Is Dow DuPont worth adding to our portfolios or are we better off waiting and then picking after the spinoffs happen one of those individual companies. Let me know what you think in the comments below. And if you haven't done so already hit the subscribe button and thank you for sticking around to the end of the video and I'll see in the next video. Thanks.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEr5eUqRb9g	So as I mentioned a moment ago, Dow DuPont is in the middle of a reorganization that's expected to be completed by June of 2019. So in this video, I'm going to focus mostly on what the future will look like if we elect to add this company to our portfolio. So back in 2017, Dow Chemicals merged with DuPont to form Dow DuPont. Well now Dow DuPont is spinning their combined business into three different businesses. First their agriculture business, which is going to be called Corteva Agriscience going forward. Next is the materials business. This is going to keep the Dow name. And then finally the specialty products business. Well they're going to keep the DuPont name. So as potential investors, we have three primary choices when it comes to Dow DuPont stock. First we walk away. We simply say that Dow DuPont stock isn't for us and we don't really like it. So we walk away. Easy enough. Second, we buy DWDP stock before the spinoff and then we end up with a piece of all three companies. This could be a good move if there's value in doing it. We're going to spend most of this video focusing on that. And then finally we wait until the spinoff is done and we analyze those companies then and determine if we want to jump in to any one company. Now the timing of this analysis was actually quite lucky because DWDP just reported earnings. So the numbers are quite fresh. So in Q3 2018, DWDP reported about $20 billion in revenue. This brings their year to date numbers to about $65 billion in revenue through the first three quarters. Now this is how they break out their revenues by segment. The largest segment is packaging and specialty plastics with about $6.1 billion in revenue. The smallest is electronics and imaging with about $1.2 billion in revenue. Now let's break these segments into what the three new businesses will ultimately look like. First is agriculture. They're the simplest. We can see that agriculture put up about $1.9 billion of revenue in the last quarter. This chart, this is the quarterly history of the agriculture segment. We can also see that this is a very seasonal business which makes sense. It being agriculture. And what this business does is they sell seeds and crop protection products. So in the third quarter we can see that their most recent quarter looks like the weakest quarter for them historically. While the first quarter has historically been the strongest. But then last year it looks like Q1 was down a bit and Q2 was the strongest quarter yet. So before I go any further here's where I'm aiming with the valuation and more generally the DWDP stock analysis as a whole. So we're going to use a valuation method called a sum of the parts valuation method. Basically what we do is we look at each segment of the business and try to value each segment as if it were a standalone company. And then all we really have to do is add up the value of each of those segments. And in theory what we end up with is the value of the business today. Now Dow DuPont is perfect for this because well they're actually breaking up the company. So this is really the only realistic way to value the business. But I've also seen analysts use this valuation method on other conglomerates. And basically it takes the assumption that you're buying the stock as if you're going to take over the business. And then basically what would it be worth if you broke it all up. It's a decent valuation method I like using when it works out when you have enough information to do it. In this case we have enough information. So that's what we're aiming for. OK going back to the agriculture business. So we know what revenue has been from a quarterly perspective. But when we flip that over to annuals we can see we've only got a couple of years because don't forget it's only been Dow DuPont has only been in existence for a few years. So it's a short history but we'll make do with it. Now if we add analyst projections for this particular segment here's what it looks like. Now to value the business we really need more than just revenue. So luckily Dow DuPont gives us EBITDA and ultimately EBITDA margins. Now this purple line this is EBITDA margins. This includes analyst projections for EBITDA margins going out the next couple of years. So now we can try to calculate the value of this entire company using enterprise value to EBITDA. First thing we need is some competitors so we can see what peer multiples look like. And if you look at companies like Monsanto which is now part of Bayer and FMC they look like decent peers to use. And when we compare their multiples and margins free cash flow going out the next couple of years earnings growth things like that it looks like 12x on 2019 enterprise value is a fair multiple to use. Now this gives us an enterprise value of a bit over 39 billion dollars for this segment. Now we still have to account for cash and debt before we can come up with a fair value. But in our case we can hit that at the end since we're not 100% sure where their 7 billion dollars in cash and 27 billion dollars in long term debt is going to land which companies are going to go to. For this valuation it's not going to matter too much for us because we're trying to value DWDP as a whole. So in our case we can just deduct it at the end and that will be just fine. It'll turn out to be about the same. So now we're on to the materials business. They're going to keep the Dow name. OK so here are the original segments again and these are the segments that are going with the new Dow business. This chart is the materials business as a whole. The revenue history. Two years of history. Three years of projections. The purple line is once again EBITDA margins. We can see that EBITDA margins are expected to be rather consistent over the next few years. Now this business is broken into three sub segments packaging and specialty plastics. They're the largest industrial intermediaries and infrastructure. They're the next largest. And then the performance materials and coatings is the smallest although they're not very small. So now the question is what will this segment be worth. What will the business as a whole be worth when they spin it off. The management has stated that they want to spin this one off first by April 1st of 2019. But they also said that they're striving for EBITDA margins between 23 and 24 percent. And that seems reasonable. And since you're expected to have north of 50 billion dollars in revenue over the next few years it seems that this business is going to be quite a solid business. And it's also interesting to note that management has stated they expect for this business to pay out 45 percent of net income as dividends every year. OK so now we need peers. I think that CE and LYB are reasonable peers to use for this segment. Now this segment was a bit trickier than agriculture because where CE competes in the materials and coatings division and it also competes in the industrial and infrastructure division. Well it doesn't compete that heavy in specialty plastics. LYB on the other hand well they compete in specialty plastics and industrial and infrastructure but they're not that heavy into materials and coatings. So I believe that if we use those the combined numbers then we can come up with reasonable projections. So with that in mind and given the margins and growth projections it looks like 8X is a reasonable EBITDA multiple to use. OK using 8X on 2019 expected EBITDA of over 11 billion dollars gives us an enterprise value north of 80 billion dollars. And once again we're ignoring debt for now. So for now let's just jump over to see what DuPont could be worth. DuPont's new businesses will be in the specialty products lines. DuPont will end up with the electronics and imaging division safety and construction transportation and advanced polymers and nutrition and biosciences. And as you can see analysts are expecting EBITDA margins to continue to improve over the next few years. OK now just like the materials business the new DuPont business is going to compete in many different business lines. So we're going to need a few different peers. Looks like Verisim Materials competes with them. 3M is a competitor. Honeywell is a competitor. And I could even make a case for CE again. So using these companies as competitors I think it's fair to use a multiple of about 12X again. Given the expected EBITDA of over 7 billion dollars in 2019. So that would put their enterprise value at almost 86 billion dollars. OK so let's do some simple math. First we need to subtract net debt. Net debt is debt minus cash. This gives us a fair value of the equity of about one hundred ninety three billion dollars. Divide this number by the shares outstanding of about two point three billion shares outstanding and we end up with a fair value of about 84 dollars per share. Now from a research perspective what I do to try to prevent myself from developing a bias from tilting the numbers as I'm doing a fair value calculation is I try not to look at the fair at the current market price of the stock until I've completed my research and the fair value of the stock. Now if we compare DWDP's current stock price of about 58 dollars to our 84 dollar calculated value we can see according to this valuation method this stock is way undervalued. Now I was actually quite excited when I first saw this because this could be a good company to add to each of the portfolios. I'm interested to see what the new Dow company what they pay for a dividend that could land this whole thing in the dividend portfolio value or we just saw that that's an easy addition to the value portfolio growth given that the upside is like 45 percent from here. I'd say it belongs in almost any portfolio assuming we believe in the calculations. OK so now as excited as I am about this valuation and about the business itself there is a quick word of caution. This chart this is the year to date performance of DWDP and although most analysts are excited about the spinoff and the spinoff news has been around almost the entire year. Well the market is acting in the opposite manner by driving the stock price lower. Now perhaps the market isn't too happy with called the lack of clarity from the company as to what company is going to get the debt what company is going to get the cash where it's going to go. They did recently announce who is going to be management for different companies but there's still a lot of news to come out. So it might be a bit early and perhaps that is why the stock is trading at such an enormous gap to what we calculate as fair value. My question is what do you think is Dow DuPont worth adding to our portfolios or are we better off waiting and then picking after the spinoffs happen one of those individual companies. Let me know what you think in the comments below. And if you haven't done so already hit the subscribe button and I'll see you in the next video.
125,899,747	130	ig_yMizcoMU	397.083825	481.497695	Buy	Selected region	3	CVS	null	63.13	null	3 Dividend Stocks to Buy in July	45,250,311	Yes	130	3 Dividend Stocks to Buy in July	2020-07-02 14:45:00+00:00	UCbKdotYtcY9SxoU8CYAXdvg	Let's Talk Money! with Joseph Hogue, CFA	Find dividend stocks to buy the easy way with this Stock Portfolio Spreadsheet, download it here 📊 https://mystockmarketbasics.com/spreadsheetdiscount We’re finally updating our 2020 Dividend Stock Portfolio! It’s been a crazy few months and it’s getting difficult to find good stocks to buy. That’s why I’m using this July update video to show you how to look at your investments and know what stocks to buy right now. I’ll be putting these stocks into our 2020 Portfolio on M1 Finance – one of my favorite investing sites for its automatic investing tool. See how M1 makes investing easy 👉 https://mystockmarketbasics.com/joinm1finance We’ll first look at the 2020 Dividend Portfolio but I don’t want to spend too much time here. I really want to get to showing you how to analyze your investments and decide what stocks to buy. With this information, you’ll always be able to know the gaps and risks in your portfolio and how to pick the best stocks for you. We’ll be using the Stock Portfolio Tracker I designed using everything I learned as an equity analyst and working or private wealth clients. The spreadsheet will download all your stock information and help you see the dangers in your portfolio before you lose money. You can also use it to compare stocks to buy and help you with your investing goals. [Community Discount Code] https://mystockmarketbasics.com/spreadsheetdiscount The first step in finding the gaps in your portfolio is organizing it buy asset class; stocks, bonds and real estate. It’s this higher-level view of your investments that will help tell you if you need to buy stocks or some of the other assets to reduce risk. I’ll then show you how to categorize your stocks by sector and compare your portfolio with the broader market. With this, you’ll be able to see if you’re dangerously exposed to any particular stock sector and if you need to buy stocks in other groups. Finally, I’m going to take everything we’ve seen and use it to find three stocks to buy for our July portfolio update. These are some great dividend stocks and will not only provide that cash flow for our portfolio but also protect our money. 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He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation and is a veteran of the Marine Corps. #stocks #dividendstocks #stockmarket	['dividend stocks to buy', 'stocks to buy now', 'stocks im buying', 'stocks to buy july', 'stocks to buy 2020', 'stock market july 2020', 'best stocks to buy', 'stocks to watch 2020', 'best dividend stocks', 'best investments july 2020', 'stocks to buy july 2020', 'stocks to watch', 'best stocks to buy now', 'top stocks']	en	717	false	43,924	1,479	89	["Time to Take Profits?!? 3 Stocks I'm Buying BEFORE the Next Crash! 🤑 https://youtu.be/xlFkrPVZ6So", 'ET stock?', 'Hi Joseph Hogue! I applied to your facebook group, but you are not authorizing me. Please do, I take interest in finding quality stocks to invest in.', 'Joe Hogue’s my financial hero! Working for the little guy now! However, I feel Carvival is doomed sadly! I would get out now really. Think about, Covid has scarred the industry with people stuck on infected dirty cruise ships for months sick and no nation wanting them to disembark. And really, if a Covid vaccine comes out in say 2 years from now....do you really think anyone will want to take a cruise and risk another break out on board and months of quarantine...especially the seniors who make up the majority of their customers. Sell now is my recommendation! Better half an apple than a slow burn down to 0. These cruise ships are a germ farm sadly and you can’t get away once your on board. Your chances of infection there rise a million fold...you won’t catch me taking a cruise. If it survives at all, it’s going to be a much smaller and cleaner industry. Fact is, there is no market appreciation in an industry shrunk to 1/4 to 1/2 its past size. This will take years to iron out and likely bankruptcy and reorganization as well. Get out now while you can get part of your money back!', 'this long videos are boring,keep to the basics buddy', 'Why not T(almost @ 7%) or PFF/USHY (5-6%)', 'ET is a good dividend stock as well, good price as well', 'Which real estates stocks to buy in this month?', 'Would you make a video about NIO, DANA, WORKHORSE, HYLIION? THANKS', 'I purchased the Portfolio Tracker. I am having trouble with the spreadsheet not pulling in data when clicking on "load stock data". Please help!', 'I like that you said you should analyze your investments and decide what stocks to buy. With this information, you’ll always be able to know the gaps and risks in your portfolio and how to pick the best stocks for you. You want to be careful not to put all of your eggs in one basket or take too much risk.', 'Do you ever take a break?', 'Are you still buying any $ET??', 'Just found your channel and I am excited to be part of the bow tie association', "I like CVS, but I like WBA more especially on it's recent pullback. Betting that WBA can improve its business through investments in digital. I think RF is a good solid bank, but I want huge potential upside due to an unexpected catalyst. WFC is hated for obvious reasons such as past scandals that have capped its balance sheet growth, possible dividend cut due to FED test and its exposure to oil industry loans. However, if WFC can move past its balance sheet cap, regain its dividend level and oil prices recover, then WFC will soar to be on par with its peers valuation. My only gripe with GMRE is it's leverage. I think senior home related REITs such as LTC offer a great valuation. I would do the opposite of avoiding them, although I don't currently like VTR and WELL. Being contrarian can bring the best returns. Let me know your thoughts.", 'Regions Financial RF @ Div 5.58% , Has A Few More Tickers , FR_pa , @ Div 6.35% . RF_pb @ Div 6.34% & RF_pc @ Div 5.78%', 'Joseph, thank you for the spreadsheet. It finally gave me a real view of what I need to do before I retire. Also gave me a good view of my overall portfolio so I can see exactly where to put my money to work.', 'only buy in canadian banks like bank of nova scotia', 'I made lots of money performing weekly covered calls on M, Cruse lines and CTL.', "I started a new you tube channel, using some of the Dividend stocks to receive covered calls each month. Just click the money icon to the left and start the videos where we started 2 months ago at 24k and now we are over 31k. Last month we received over 5% monthly returns and we are planning to beat that this month. I like your videos because lots of these stocks you can make easy cash from covered calls. Thank you and once my account I'm trading live on you tube reaches $1,000,000 dollars which is tracking within 6 1/2 years I'll be going back into retirement. Thank you again for all your you tube advice!", 'Hi for that spreadsheet (Which looks AMAZING by the way!) will it work if I use it on my Google spreadsheets? Instead of Excel?', 'People should be aware of the taxation of REITS- mostly at ordinary income rates. These are good for retirement accounts.', 'Ford- really? That company will eventually go out of business. Electric is the future of the auto industry.', 'I’ve been following you for a while but this might be one of my favorite videos yet. Thank you, Mr Bow Tie! 🙌', 'Imagine investing in Ford when tesla exists and everyone is moving to electric vehicles! People are trying to save the planet, fck fossil fuels!', 'Is that spreadsheet a monthly thing or one time payment?', 'Hey Mr Hogue....what do you think about alcohol stocks...bud coors constellation wines???', 'We didnt get advice on TSLA that has been going up 7% a day. I waited for pull back at 800!', 'Since 2006 when refs was trading at $37 this has traded down. Again if you were invested in this stock you would underwater. If you like trading then ok, but not for long term holding.', 'Since 2014 cvs has gone nowhere. Dead money.', 'My portfolio has grown tremendously these past 2years, with the help of my broker Mr Francis Martins, I continue to make huge profit every 7 days of trading with him', 'From a former Airman to a former Marine - thanks for the tips. Love the channel, new sub.', 'Great video Joseph, I added CVS last week but also mostly bought shares of T at $29 and some PFE also recently.', 'Thanks Joseph! Solid info as usual👍', "Thanks for always bringing up-to-date, useful, and relevant information to help your audience make better investment choices. 🤝 I'll be adding those 3 stocks in my portfolios. 😁 Keep up the outstanding job! 👍👍", "Hi Joseph, I have a question for you: It seems like QYLD is very secure, and its dividends are very high. What's the downside of it?", 'Energy Transfer (ET) has a 16% dividend. Do you see potencial? Thanks', 'GMRE though, is at a PE over 100 ?', 'What are your thoughts on WAL and BAM?', 'What do you think abt ticker symbol HBAN? Just letting u know I am buying all 3 ticker symbol u mentioned', 'Really like CVS for the long term hold.', 'Great tips!* 👍', 'Thoughts on Walgreens ? And why CVS was the pick ?', 'How do you feel about snowflakes Ipo?', 'Thanks Joseph', 'This guy is wearing a bow tie...He must be smart.', 'none of those stocks look safe to buy.', 'I live outside of the states, how can I open an account on M one finance?', 'CAH is underrated, solid dividend & a great dividend history. But Im also very bullish on healthcare in general.', 'Great video! I have owned RF for several years now, and I was really happy to see it make your list.']	Welcome to your chance to create the financial future you deserve. I spent more than a decade in stock analysis for private wealth management and venture capital but I love the face-to-face interaction we get here on YouTube. I pride myself on professional analysis you won't see anywhere else on YouTube! Joseph Hogue is a financial expert and investment analyst. After serving in the Marine Corps, he started his career investing in real estate before becoming an investment analyst for some of the largest private investors. He's appeared on Bloomberg and on CNBC as an investment expert and has published ten books on investing. He holds a master's degree and the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation. Now he helps investors reach their financial goals and invest in the stock market with some of the same advice he used when working for the rich. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel, it's free and you'll never miss a video.	43,592,318	641,000	1,168	Category 1	Hey Bowtie Nation, Joseph Hogue here finally updating our 2020 dividend stock portfolio. There was so much going on I missed our June update but I wanted to take this opportunity to do a stocks to buy in July video and share a very important investing idea with you. Nation after a 40% rebound off the March lows, it has become very difficult finding good stock picks for the portfolio. Almost nothing looks cheap and the stocks that are still off their highs are that way for a reason. So I wanted to use this video to show you how I look at a portfolio to see which stocks to buy and where the gaps and risks might be in a portfolio and what stocks to watch to decrease that risk. We'll first do a quick recap of the 2020 dividend portfolio, see where we're at with our dividend stocks. Then I'm going to show you how to find the gaps and risks in your own portfolio by using our 2020 portfolio as an example and reveal those three stocks I'm buying in July to fill in the gaps. I'll be putting these stocks in our portfolio on M1 Finance and I love the platform for that automatic reinvesting function. I can just put in what percentage of my money I want in each stock or fund and the website is going to automatically invest any new money across the group. M1 is totally free to use and offers some great savings rates and features. I'll leave a link in the video description below so make sure you check that out. So let's look at the portfolio but I want to send one last shout out to all you out there in the nation, thank you for spending a part of your day to be here. If you're not part of the community yet, just click that little red subscribe button. It's free and you'll never miss an episode. So here's our dividend portfolio as of last week and while it says a 20% return here, that's actually over the last year so we're actually sitting on about a 1% loss year to date which is still better than the 6% loss on the stock market so far in 2020. Here's the portfolio itself and we have six funds and 13 individual stocks. Some of the standouts here include the Vanguard Real Estate Trust, ticker VNQ and I love this fund as an easy way to get that broad exposure in real estate. We invested in shares of AIG in May and are already up 31% on the investment. This was one of the top picks by analysts at the time and a solid 4.3% dividend yield. The investments here in the Global Medical REIT, ticker GMRE and the Vanguard Short-Term Bond Fund, ticker BSV, have really helped support the portfolio when the rest of the market crashed. Unfortunately, we've got some real dogs here as well. We put on that investment in Carnival, ticker CCL, in January at exactly the wrong time. I still like Carnival as a very long-term investment but it's going to take time to see any certainty on that. Westrock, ticker WRK, and Telefonica, ticker TEF, were also part of those January additions to the portfolio and still dragging down the rest of the returns. So this month, what I want to do is share my thought process for looking at a portfolio and deciding what to add. Once you've already got a portfolio of a few funds and a handful of individual stocks, rather than just blindly making new stock picks, it becomes much more important that you look at your portfolio as a whole and find the gaps and risks in it. It is only in looking at it this way that you're going to be able to avoid the worst of a market crash if all your stocks are concentrated in just a few sectors of the economy. I'm going to be using our portfolio spreadsheet tracker to find those gaps. I'll leave a link to download the spreadsheet in the video description below but even if you don't have it, you can still do what we're looking at with your portfolio. The first thing we'll do is put all our current stocks and funds in the spreadsheet and load the stock data from the internet. This will bring in the asset class, sector and industry for each stock. That way we can get an idea of how much we have in each already in the portfolio. Once that's done, we can click the overview tab and it shows us how much of the portfolio is in stocks, bonds and real estate as well as some of the other assets. Now if you don't have the spreadsheet, basically you're just finding the dollar amount you have invested in these three asset classes and the percentage of your total portfolio. You add up the value of all your bonds and bond funds, your stock and stock funds and your real estate holdings. Why this is important is because those broad asset classes, stocks, bonds and real estate, they react differently to the economy and can do different things for your wealth. Stocks are higher growth but can be like a roller coaster sometimes. Bonds are slower growth but provide the ultimate safety net like the bond fund did for our portfolio in March. Bonds and real estate can also provide some nice cash flow above what you usually get with dividend stocks. And here our asset breakdown says we have 76% in stocks, 14% in bonds and 10% of the portfolio in real estate funds. That's probably a little low in real estate and bonds if I'm thinking stocks are looking expensive here so I might want to add a position in one of those two asset classes. Maybe buy another real estate or bond fund to give me a little more protection against another market crash. Nation, do not neglect this asset-level view of your portfolio. I know since the March lows, everyone has been a stock-picking genius, making double-digit returns on stocks like NIO and Nikola but that's not going to last forever. You need that holistic portfolio with some bonds and real estate to get you away from those risks in stocks. One last step here and now we want to look at the portfolio on what sectors we're investing in and maybe what we're neglecting. With the big move in tech this year, I know a lot of investors are almost exclusively invested in the sector. And that's great when the market gods are shining down but again, what goes up can just as easily come crashing down just as fast. So part of the spreadsheet is that it finds the sector for each of your stocks, adds up the percentage you have in that sector and shows it here on the right along with the colored bars. It also looks at what percentage that sector makes up the S&P 500 market index to give you an idea of whether you're over or underweight in the sector compared to the market. And for our dividend portfolio, we can see it's underweight in communications services, financials, healthcare and industrials and tech stocks. We've got just 4% of the portfolio in healthcare through Gilead Sciences versus a 15% weight in the overall market. But that's still quite a bit less than how much stocks of financial companies make up the S&P 500. And I do like both healthcare and financials here. If you look at the P-E ratios for each sector, here I've got the chart from FaxSet Earnings Insight and you can compare each sector against its 10-year average price-to-earnings ratio. Healthcare and financials are two of the most inexpensive groups right now. Compared to sectors like tech stocks trading at 58% above their long-term P-E ratios, healthcare looks like a steal at a premium of just 12% and even the 24% premium on financials isn't too bad. And besides helping you find those gaps in the risks in your portfolio, this kind of process just makes it so much easier to pick stocks to buy. Instead of trying to find stocks to watch from the entire market, so the thousands of stocks traded on the exchanges, you can instantly narrow your search down to a few hundred within a sector. So using this, I've found three stocks to buy in July, three I'll be adding to our 2020 dividend stock portfolio. First is $82 billion pharmacy giant CVS Health, ticker CVS, for that increased exposure to healthcare and its 3.1% dividend yield. Most healthcare stocks paying a 3% or higher yield are going to be drug makers and since we've already got Gilead Sciences here, and I'm talking about AbbVie in another video this week, I wanted to add CVS here. The company has an unrivaled advantage in healthcare delivery, retail and insurance with almost 10,000 retail stores. They've ramped up testing capacity to 1.5 million through thousands of COVID drive-thru sites and could be looking at a huge opportunity in vaccine delivery when it's developed. CVS booked an 8.3% sales growth last quarter and 18% earnings growth which is actually pretty amazing considering the rest of the market reported an earnings decline of about 5%. Management said about 5.5% of that was from benefit on COVID testing and the activity so this is going to be a great play whether we see a rise in those cases or not. Earnings are expected slightly lower to $7.07 a share over the next year but management has a history of beating expectations and this one is trading at just 8.6-times earnings. Banks price targets range from $66 on the low side to $94 per share over the next year which would be almost a 50% return on top of the dividend. For our financial stock, I'm buying Regions Financials, ticker RF, and a 5.3% dividend yield. The Federal Reserve released its recent stress test last week and came down hard on the banks. What happened is the central bank said that in the event we get a bad recession from all this, banks don't have as much cash on hand as it would like to see so it limited the cash payouts they could make through share buybacks and dividends. Of course, that hit the bank stocks hard because investors were worried about who would cut their dividends, especially for some of the high-yield payers like Wells Fargo and Regions. Regions is primarily a southwest regional bank where a lot of the states didn't close down to the extent we saw across the country. They are now seeing an increase in COVID cases lately but the bank still reports that 97% of its branches remain open for drive-thru or appointments. Now if you look at bank earnings over the last quarter, they were absolutely horrible, like all banks were. Regions missed expectations by $0.09 to report just $0.14 per share, less than half the earnings it reported in the last year's first quarter. What happened though is they shifted $373 million of earnings to the loan loss provision, kind of a separate savings account that sets aside just in case a recession causes more loan defaults. This $373 million shift was an increase of 310% from the prior year's quarter, a huge move to shore up the bank's finances and without this, earnings per share would have been more than triple to over $0.40 a share. If we look into the company's earnings report, we did see an increase in net charge-offs reported in the first quarter, the bank loans that don't get paid back. These charge-offs amounted to $123 million in the quarter from $96 million in Q4 of last year. Even though business loans ticked up, it's still less than 0.6% of all loans charged off. In fact, I think the banks are shifting more than they need to the loan loss provision so if the economy does rebound faster or the recession isn't as bad as some people think, we could see much higher expected earnings over the next year. Earnings of $1.29 over the last year means shares are trading at 8.3X on a P.E. basis and just 70% of book value. Earnings are expected lower over the next four quarters but this is still a solid dividend stock trading deep in value territory. Analyst targets range from $9 per share on the low end to $16 each over the next year, so a pretty big spread but I like it for a rebound to at least $12 a share on top of that dividend. I'm also adding to our position in Global Medical REIT, ticker GMRE, and its 7.3% dividend yield. So this is going to not only increase our health care exposure but also the amount we have in real estate in the portfolio. GMRE owns almost a billion dollars in medical properties with $115 billion across more than half the nation. Not only should health care properties do relatively well compared to other real estate, the average lease term here of over eight years means vacancy and rents should remain fairly stable. And I like Global Medical here because unlike a lot of the other health care REITs we look at, its portfolio is in medical office and hospital instead of senior care and long-term care facilities. These target a built-in rent escalator of 2% annually and are on triple net lease terms which means the tenant pays all the costs and keeps sending the checks to the company. Of course the problem right now for the medical office and hospitals is that elective surgeries have been pushed back to make room for the COVID patients. Those elective surgeries are higher profits so hospital earnings are lower but again, on triple net lease terms, it doesn't hurt Global Medical quite as much. And one analyst here with a price target of $12 per share, so don't read too much into this but I like the shares on a rebound to $13 each on top of that 7% dividend yield. Click on the video to the right for my five favorite stocks for total returns, not just dividends. Five stocks with an average expected return of 80% and higher. Don't forget to join the Let's Talk Money community by tapping that subscribe button and clicking the bell notification.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ig_yMizcoMU	So using this, I found three stocks to buy in July, three I'll be adding to our 2020 dividend stock portfolio. First is $82 billion pharmacy giant CVS Health, ticker CVS, for that increased exposure to healthcare and its 3.1% dividend yield. Most healthcare stocks paying a 3% or higher yield are going to be drug makers and since we've already got Gilead Sciences here and I'm talking about AbbVie in another video this week, I wanted to add CVS here. The company has an unrivaled advantage in healthcare delivery, retail and insurance with almost 10,000 retail stores. They've ramped up testing capacity to 1.5 million through thousands of COVID drive-thru sites and could be looking at a huge opportunity in vaccine delivery when it's developed. CVS booked an 8.3% sales growth last quarter and 18% earnings growth which is actually pretty amazing considering the rest of the market reported an earnings decline of about 5%. Analysts said about 5.5% of that was from benefit on COVID testing and the activity so this is going to be a great play whether we see a rise in those cases or not. Earnings are expected slightly lower to $7.07 a share over the next year but management has a history of beating expectations and this one is trading at just 8.6-times earnings. Analyst price targets range from $66 on the low side to $94 per share over the next year which would be almost a 50% return on top of that dividend.
125,899,747	130	ig_yMizcoMU	482.608403	629.221967	Buy	Selected region	2	RF	null	10.75	null	3 Dividend Stocks to Buy in July	45,250,311	Yes	130	3 Dividend Stocks to Buy in July	2020-07-02 14:45:00+00:00	UCbKdotYtcY9SxoU8CYAXdvg	Let's Talk Money! with Joseph Hogue, CFA	Find dividend stocks to buy the easy way with this Stock Portfolio Spreadsheet, download it here 📊 https://mystockmarketbasics.com/spreadsheetdiscount We’re finally updating our 2020 Dividend Stock Portfolio! It’s been a crazy few months and it’s getting difficult to find good stocks to buy. That’s why I’m using this July update video to show you how to look at your investments and know what stocks to buy right now. I’ll be putting these stocks into our 2020 Portfolio on M1 Finance – one of my favorite investing sites for its automatic investing tool. See how M1 makes investing easy 👉 https://mystockmarketbasics.com/joinm1finance We’ll first look at the 2020 Dividend Portfolio but I don’t want to spend too much time here. I really want to get to showing you how to analyze your investments and decide what stocks to buy. With this information, you’ll always be able to know the gaps and risks in your portfolio and how to pick the best stocks for you. We’ll be using the Stock Portfolio Tracker I designed using everything I learned as an equity analyst and working or private wealth clients. The spreadsheet will download all your stock information and help you see the dangers in your portfolio before you lose money. You can also use it to compare stocks to buy and help you with your investing goals. [Community Discount Code] https://mystockmarketbasics.com/spreadsheetdiscount The first step in finding the gaps in your portfolio is organizing it buy asset class; stocks, bonds and real estate. It’s this higher-level view of your investments that will help tell you if you need to buy stocks or some of the other assets to reduce risk. I’ll then show you how to categorize your stocks by sector and compare your portfolio with the broader market. With this, you’ll be able to see if you’re dangerously exposed to any particular stock sector and if you need to buy stocks in other groups. Finally, I’m going to take everything we’ve seen and use it to find three stocks to buy for our July portfolio update. These are some great dividend stocks and will not only provide that cash flow for our portfolio but also protect our money. Join the conversation in our private Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/3083628104983203/ Join the Let's Talk Money community on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/lets_talk_money_josephhogue/ My Investing Recommendations 📈 Check out the stock simulator and Get 2 FREE shares of stock worth up to $1000 each when you open a Webull investing account with a $100 deposit! 🤑 https://mystockmarketbasics.com/webull Free Webinar – Discover how to create a personal investing plan and beat your goals in less than an hour! I’m revealing the Goals-Based Investing Strategy I developed working private wealth management in this free webinar. Reserve your spot now! https://mystockmarketbasics.com/free-investing-webinar SUBSCRIBE to create the financial future you deserve with videos on beating debt, making more money and making your money work for you. https://peerfinance101.com/FreeMoneyVideos Joseph Hogue, CFA spent nearly a decade as an investment analyst for institutional firms and banks. He now helps people understand their financial lives through debt payoff strategies, investing and ways to save more money. He has appeared on Bloomberg and on sites like CNBC and Morningstar. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation and is a veteran of the Marine Corps. #stocks #dividendstocks #stockmarket	['dividend stocks to buy', 'stocks to buy now', 'stocks im buying', 'stocks to buy july', 'stocks to buy 2020', 'stock market july 2020', 'best stocks to buy', 'stocks to watch 2020', 'best dividend stocks', 'best investments july 2020', 'stocks to buy july 2020', 'stocks to watch', 'best stocks to buy now', 'top stocks']	en	717	false	43,924	1,479	89	["Time to Take Profits?!? 3 Stocks I'm Buying BEFORE the Next Crash! 🤑 https://youtu.be/xlFkrPVZ6So", 'ET stock?', 'Hi Joseph Hogue! I applied to your facebook group, but you are not authorizing me. Please do, I take interest in finding quality stocks to invest in.', 'Joe Hogue’s my financial hero! Working for the little guy now! However, I feel Carvival is doomed sadly! I would get out now really. Think about, Covid has scarred the industry with people stuck on infected dirty cruise ships for months sick and no nation wanting them to disembark. And really, if a Covid vaccine comes out in say 2 years from now....do you really think anyone will want to take a cruise and risk another break out on board and months of quarantine...especially the seniors who make up the majority of their customers. Sell now is my recommendation! Better half an apple than a slow burn down to 0. These cruise ships are a germ farm sadly and you can’t get away once your on board. Your chances of infection there rise a million fold...you won’t catch me taking a cruise. If it survives at all, it’s going to be a much smaller and cleaner industry. Fact is, there is no market appreciation in an industry shrunk to 1/4 to 1/2 its past size. This will take years to iron out and likely bankruptcy and reorganization as well. Get out now while you can get part of your money back!', 'this long videos are boring,keep to the basics buddy', 'Why not T(almost @ 7%) or PFF/USHY (5-6%)', 'ET is a good dividend stock as well, good price as well', 'Which real estates stocks to buy in this month?', 'Would you make a video about NIO, DANA, WORKHORSE, HYLIION? THANKS', 'I purchased the Portfolio Tracker. I am having trouble with the spreadsheet not pulling in data when clicking on "load stock data". Please help!', 'I like that you said you should analyze your investments and decide what stocks to buy. With this information, you’ll always be able to know the gaps and risks in your portfolio and how to pick the best stocks for you. You want to be careful not to put all of your eggs in one basket or take too much risk.', 'Do you ever take a break?', 'Are you still buying any $ET??', 'Just found your channel and I am excited to be part of the bow tie association', "I like CVS, but I like WBA more especially on it's recent pullback. Betting that WBA can improve its business through investments in digital. I think RF is a good solid bank, but I want huge potential upside due to an unexpected catalyst. WFC is hated for obvious reasons such as past scandals that have capped its balance sheet growth, possible dividend cut due to FED test and its exposure to oil industry loans. However, if WFC can move past its balance sheet cap, regain its dividend level and oil prices recover, then WFC will soar to be on par with its peers valuation. My only gripe with GMRE is it's leverage. I think senior home related REITs such as LTC offer a great valuation. I would do the opposite of avoiding them, although I don't currently like VTR and WELL. Being contrarian can bring the best returns. Let me know your thoughts.", 'Regions Financial RF @ Div 5.58% , Has A Few More Tickers , FR_pa , @ Div 6.35% . RF_pb @ Div 6.34% & RF_pc @ Div 5.78%', 'Joseph, thank you for the spreadsheet. It finally gave me a real view of what I need to do before I retire. Also gave me a good view of my overall portfolio so I can see exactly where to put my money to work.', 'only buy in canadian banks like bank of nova scotia', 'I made lots of money performing weekly covered calls on M, Cruse lines and CTL.', "I started a new you tube channel, using some of the Dividend stocks to receive covered calls each month. Just click the money icon to the left and start the videos where we started 2 months ago at 24k and now we are over 31k. Last month we received over 5% monthly returns and we are planning to beat that this month. I like your videos because lots of these stocks you can make easy cash from covered calls. Thank you and once my account I'm trading live on you tube reaches $1,000,000 dollars which is tracking within 6 1/2 years I'll be going back into retirement. Thank you again for all your you tube advice!", 'Hi for that spreadsheet (Which looks AMAZING by the way!) will it work if I use it on my Google spreadsheets? Instead of Excel?', 'People should be aware of the taxation of REITS- mostly at ordinary income rates. These are good for retirement accounts.', 'Ford- really? That company will eventually go out of business. Electric is the future of the auto industry.', 'I’ve been following you for a while but this might be one of my favorite videos yet. Thank you, Mr Bow Tie! 🙌', 'Imagine investing in Ford when tesla exists and everyone is moving to electric vehicles! People are trying to save the planet, fck fossil fuels!', 'Is that spreadsheet a monthly thing or one time payment?', 'Hey Mr Hogue....what do you think about alcohol stocks...bud coors constellation wines???', 'We didnt get advice on TSLA that has been going up 7% a day. I waited for pull back at 800!', 'Since 2006 when refs was trading at $37 this has traded down. Again if you were invested in this stock you would underwater. If you like trading then ok, but not for long term holding.', 'Since 2014 cvs has gone nowhere. Dead money.', 'My portfolio has grown tremendously these past 2years, with the help of my broker Mr Francis Martins, I continue to make huge profit every 7 days of trading with him', 'From a former Airman to a former Marine - thanks for the tips. Love the channel, new sub.', 'Great video Joseph, I added CVS last week but also mostly bought shares of T at $29 and some PFE also recently.', 'Thanks Joseph! Solid info as usual👍', "Thanks for always bringing up-to-date, useful, and relevant information to help your audience make better investment choices. 🤝 I'll be adding those 3 stocks in my portfolios. 😁 Keep up the outstanding job! 👍👍", "Hi Joseph, I have a question for you: It seems like QYLD is very secure, and its dividends are very high. What's the downside of it?", 'Energy Transfer (ET) has a 16% dividend. Do you see potencial? Thanks', 'GMRE though, is at a PE over 100 ?', 'What are your thoughts on WAL and BAM?', 'What do you think abt ticker symbol HBAN? Just letting u know I am buying all 3 ticker symbol u mentioned', 'Really like CVS for the long term hold.', 'Great tips!* 👍', 'Thoughts on Walgreens ? And why CVS was the pick ?', 'How do you feel about snowflakes Ipo?', 'Thanks Joseph', 'This guy is wearing a bow tie...He must be smart.', 'none of those stocks look safe to buy.', 'I live outside of the states, how can I open an account on M one finance?', 'CAH is underrated, solid dividend & a great dividend history. But Im also very bullish on healthcare in general.', 'Great video! I have owned RF for several years now, and I was really happy to see it make your list.']	Welcome to your chance to create the financial future you deserve. I spent more than a decade in stock analysis for private wealth management and venture capital but I love the face-to-face interaction we get here on YouTube. I pride myself on professional analysis you won't see anywhere else on YouTube! Joseph Hogue is a financial expert and investment analyst. After serving in the Marine Corps, he started his career investing in real estate before becoming an investment analyst for some of the largest private investors. He's appeared on Bloomberg and on CNBC as an investment expert and has published ten books on investing. He holds a master's degree and the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation. Now he helps investors reach their financial goals and invest in the stock market with some of the same advice he used when working for the rich. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel, it's free and you'll never miss a video.	43,592,318	641,000	1,168	Category 1	Hey Bowtie Nation, Joseph Hogue here finally updating our 2020 dividend stock portfolio. There was so much going on I missed our June update but I wanted to take this opportunity to do a stocks to buy in July video and share a very important investing idea with you. Nation after a 40% rebound off the March lows, it has become very difficult finding good stock picks for the portfolio. Almost nothing looks cheap and the stocks that are still off their highs are that way for a reason. So I wanted to use this video to show you how I look at a portfolio to see which stocks to buy and where the gaps and risks might be in a portfolio and what stocks to watch to decrease that risk. We'll first do a quick recap of the 2020 dividend portfolio, see where we're at with our dividend stocks. Then I'm going to show you how to find the gaps and risks in your own portfolio by using our 2020 portfolio as an example and reveal those three stocks I'm buying in July to fill in the gaps. I'll be putting these stocks in our portfolio on M1 Finance and I love the platform for that automatic reinvesting function. I can just put in what percentage of my money I want in each stock or fund and the website is going to automatically invest any new money across the group. M1 is totally free to use and offers some great savings rates and features. I'll leave a link in the video description below so make sure you check that out. So let's look at the portfolio but I want to send one last shout out to all you out there in the nation, thank you for spending a part of your day to be here. If you're not part of the community yet, just click that little red subscribe button. It's free and you'll never miss an episode. So here's our dividend portfolio as of last week and while it says a 20% return here, that's actually over the last year so we're actually sitting on about a 1% loss year to date which is still better than the 6% loss on the stock market so far in 2020. Here's the portfolio itself and we have six funds and 13 individual stocks. Some of the standouts here include the Vanguard Real Estate Trust, ticker VNQ and I love this fund as an easy way to get that broad exposure in real estate. We invested in shares of AIG in May and are already up 31% on the investment. This was one of the top picks by analysts at the time and a solid 4.3% dividend yield. The investments here in the Global Medical REIT, ticker GMRE and the Vanguard Short-Term Bond Fund, ticker BSV, have really helped support the portfolio when the rest of the market crashed. Unfortunately, we've got some real dogs here as well. We put on that investment in Carnival, ticker CCL, in January at exactly the wrong time. I still like Carnival as a very long-term investment but it's going to take time to see any certainty on that. Westrock, ticker WRK, and Telefonica, ticker TEF, were also part of those January additions to the portfolio and still dragging down the rest of the returns. So this month, what I want to do is share my thought process for looking at a portfolio and deciding what to add. Once you've already got a portfolio of a few funds and a handful of individual stocks, rather than just blindly making new stock picks, it becomes much more important that you look at your portfolio as a whole and find the gaps and risks in it. It is only in looking at it this way that you're going to be able to avoid the worst of a market crash if all your stocks are concentrated in just a few sectors of the economy. I'm going to be using our portfolio spreadsheet tracker to find those gaps. I'll leave a link to download the spreadsheet in the video description below but even if you don't have it, you can still do what we're looking at with your portfolio. The first thing we'll do is put all our current stocks and funds in the spreadsheet and load the stock data from the internet. This will bring in the asset class, sector and industry for each stock. That way we can get an idea of how much we have in each already in the portfolio. Once that's done, we can click the overview tab and it shows us how much of the portfolio is in stocks, bonds and real estate as well as some of the other assets. Now if you don't have the spreadsheet, basically you're just finding the dollar amount you have invested in these three asset classes and the percentage of your total portfolio. You add up the value of all your bonds and bond funds, your stock and stock funds and your real estate holdings. Why this is important is because those broad asset classes, stocks, bonds and real estate, they react differently to the economy and can do different things for your wealth. Stocks are higher growth but can be like a roller coaster sometimes. Bonds are slower growth but provide the ultimate safety net like the bond fund did for our portfolio in March. Bonds and real estate can also provide some nice cash flow above what you usually get with dividend stocks. And here our asset breakdown says we have 76% in stocks, 14% in bonds and 10% of the portfolio in real estate funds. That's probably a little low in real estate and bonds if I'm thinking stocks are looking expensive here so I might want to add a position in one of those two asset classes. Maybe buy another real estate or bond fund to give me a little more protection against another market crash. Nation, do not neglect this asset-level view of your portfolio. I know since the March lows, everyone has been a stock-picking genius, making double-digit returns on stocks like NIO and Nikola but that's not going to last forever. You need that holistic portfolio with some bonds and real estate to get you away from those risks in stocks. One last step here and now we want to look at the portfolio on what sectors we're investing in and maybe what we're neglecting. With the big move in tech this year, I know a lot of investors are almost exclusively invested in the sector. And that's great when the market gods are shining down but again, what goes up can just as easily come crashing down just as fast. So part of the spreadsheet is that it finds the sector for each of your stocks, adds up the percentage you have in that sector and shows it here on the right along with the colored bars. It also looks at what percentage that sector makes up the S&P 500 market index to give you an idea of whether you're over or underweight in the sector compared to the market. And for our dividend portfolio, we can see it's underweight in communications services, financials, healthcare and industrials and tech stocks. We've got just 4% of the portfolio in healthcare through Gilead Sciences versus a 15% weight in the overall market. But that's still quite a bit less than how much stocks of financial companies make up the S&P 500. And I do like both healthcare and financials here. If you look at the P-E ratios for each sector, here I've got the chart from FaxSet Earnings Insight and you can compare each sector against its 10-year average price-to-earnings ratio. Healthcare and financials are two of the most inexpensive groups right now. Compared to sectors like tech stocks trading at 58% above their long-term P-E ratios, healthcare looks like a steal at a premium of just 12% and even the 24% premium on financials isn't too bad. And besides helping you find those gaps in the risks in your portfolio, this kind of process just makes it so much easier to pick stocks to buy. Instead of trying to find stocks to watch from the entire market, so the thousands of stocks traded on the exchanges, you can instantly narrow your search down to a few hundred within a sector. So using this, I've found three stocks to buy in July, three I'll be adding to our 2020 dividend stock portfolio. First is $82 billion pharmacy giant CVS Health, ticker CVS, for that increased exposure to healthcare and its 3.1% dividend yield. Most healthcare stocks paying a 3% or higher yield are going to be drug makers and since we've already got Gilead Sciences here, and I'm talking about AbbVie in another video this week, I wanted to add CVS here. The company has an unrivaled advantage in healthcare delivery, retail and insurance with almost 10,000 retail stores. They've ramped up testing capacity to 1.5 million through thousands of COVID drive-thru sites and could be looking at a huge opportunity in vaccine delivery when it's developed. CVS booked an 8.3% sales growth last quarter and 18% earnings growth which is actually pretty amazing considering the rest of the market reported an earnings decline of about 5%. Management said about 5.5% of that was from benefit on COVID testing and the activity so this is going to be a great play whether we see a rise in those cases or not. Earnings are expected slightly lower to $7.07 a share over the next year but management has a history of beating expectations and this one is trading at just 8.6-times earnings. Banks price targets range from $66 on the low side to $94 per share over the next year which would be almost a 50% return on top of the dividend. For our financial stock, I'm buying Regions Financials, ticker RF, and a 5.3% dividend yield. The Federal Reserve released its recent stress test last week and came down hard on the banks. What happened is the central bank said that in the event we get a bad recession from all this, banks don't have as much cash on hand as it would like to see so it limited the cash payouts they could make through share buybacks and dividends. Of course, that hit the bank stocks hard because investors were worried about who would cut their dividends, especially for some of the high-yield payers like Wells Fargo and Regions. Regions is primarily a southwest regional bank where a lot of the states didn't close down to the extent we saw across the country. They are now seeing an increase in COVID cases lately but the bank still reports that 97% of its branches remain open for drive-thru or appointments. Now if you look at bank earnings over the last quarter, they were absolutely horrible, like all banks were. Regions missed expectations by $0.09 to report just $0.14 per share, less than half the earnings it reported in the last year's first quarter. What happened though is they shifted $373 million of earnings to the loan loss provision, kind of a separate savings account that sets aside just in case a recession causes more loan defaults. This $373 million shift was an increase of 310% from the prior year's quarter, a huge move to shore up the bank's finances and without this, earnings per share would have been more than triple to over $0.40 a share. If we look into the company's earnings report, we did see an increase in net charge-offs reported in the first quarter, the bank loans that don't get paid back. These charge-offs amounted to $123 million in the quarter from $96 million in Q4 of last year. Even though business loans ticked up, it's still less than 0.6% of all loans charged off. In fact, I think the banks are shifting more than they need to the loan loss provision so if the economy does rebound faster or the recession isn't as bad as some people think, we could see much higher expected earnings over the next year. Earnings of $1.29 over the last year means shares are trading at 8.3X on a P.E. basis and just 70% of book value. Earnings are expected lower over the next four quarters but this is still a solid dividend stock trading deep in value territory. Analyst targets range from $9 per share on the low end to $16 each over the next year, so a pretty big spread but I like it for a rebound to at least $12 a share on top of that dividend. I'm also adding to our position in Global Medical REIT, ticker GMRE, and its 7.3% dividend yield. So this is going to not only increase our health care exposure but also the amount we have in real estate in the portfolio. GMRE owns almost a billion dollars in medical properties with $115 billion across more than half the nation. Not only should health care properties do relatively well compared to other real estate, the average lease term here of over eight years means vacancy and rents should remain fairly stable. And I like Global Medical here because unlike a lot of the other health care REITs we look at, its portfolio is in medical office and hospital instead of senior care and long-term care facilities. These target a built-in rent escalator of 2% annually and are on triple net lease terms which means the tenant pays all the costs and keeps sending the checks to the company. Of course the problem right now for the medical office and hospitals is that elective surgeries have been pushed back to make room for the COVID patients. Those elective surgeries are higher profits so hospital earnings are lower but again, on triple net lease terms, it doesn't hurt Global Medical quite as much. And one analyst here with a price target of $12 per share, so don't read too much into this but I like the shares on a rebound to $13 each on top of that 7% dividend yield. Click on the video to the right for my five favorite stocks for total returns, not just dividends. Five stocks with an average expected return of 80% and higher. Don't forget to join the Let's Talk Money community by tapping that subscribe button and clicking the bell notification.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ig_yMizcoMU	on buying Regions Financials, ticker RF, and a 5.3% dividend yield. The Federal Reserve released its recent stress test last week and came down hard on the banks. What happened is the central bank said, in the event we get a really bad recession from all this, banks don't have as much cash on hand as it would like to see so it limited the cash payouts they could make through share buybacks and dividends. Of course that hit the bank stocks hard because investors were worried about who would cut their dividends, especially for high-yield payers like Wells Fargo and Regions. Regions is primarily a southwest regional bank where a lot of the states didn't close down to the extent we saw across the country. They are now seeing an increase in COVID cases lately but the bank still reports that 97% of its branches remain open for drive-thru or appointments. If you look at bank earnings over the last quarter, they were absolutely horrible, like all banks were. Regions missed expectations by 9 cents to report just 14 cents per share, less than half the earnings it reported in the last year's first quarter. What happened though is they shifted $373 million of earnings to the loan loss provision, kind of a separate savings account that sets aside just in case a recession causes more loan defaults. This $373 million shift was an increase of 310% from the prior year's quarter, a huge move to shore up the bank's finances and without this, earnings per share would have been more than triple to over 40 cents a share. If we look into the company's earnings report, we did see an increase in net charge-offs reported in the first quarter, the bank loans that don't get paid back. These charge-offs amounted to $123 million in the quarter from $96 million in Q4 of last year. While business loans did tick up, it's still less than 0.6% of all loans charged off. In fact, I think the banks are shifting more than they need to those loan loss provisions so if the economy does rebound faster or the recession isn't as bad as some people think, we could see much higher than expected earnings over the next year. Earnings of $1.29 over the last year means shares are trading at 8.3 times on a P.E. basis and just 70% of book value. Earnings are expected lower over the next four quarters but this is still a solid dividend stock trading deep in value territory. Most targets range from $9 per share on the low end to $16 each over the next year so a pretty big spread but I like it for a rebound to at least $12 a share on top of the dividend.
125,899,747	130	ig_yMizcoMU	630.88803	701.973394	Buy	Selected region	2	GMRE	null	10.92	null	3 Dividend Stocks to Buy in July	45,250,311	Yes	130	3 Dividend Stocks to Buy in July	2020-07-02 14:45:00+00:00	UCbKdotYtcY9SxoU8CYAXdvg	Let's Talk Money! with Joseph Hogue, CFA	Find dividend stocks to buy the easy way with this Stock Portfolio Spreadsheet, download it here 📊 https://mystockmarketbasics.com/spreadsheetdiscount We’re finally updating our 2020 Dividend Stock Portfolio! It’s been a crazy few months and it’s getting difficult to find good stocks to buy. That’s why I’m using this July update video to show you how to look at your investments and know what stocks to buy right now. I’ll be putting these stocks into our 2020 Portfolio on M1 Finance – one of my favorite investing sites for its automatic investing tool. See how M1 makes investing easy 👉 https://mystockmarketbasics.com/joinm1finance We’ll first look at the 2020 Dividend Portfolio but I don’t want to spend too much time here. I really want to get to showing you how to analyze your investments and decide what stocks to buy. With this information, you’ll always be able to know the gaps and risks in your portfolio and how to pick the best stocks for you. We’ll be using the Stock Portfolio Tracker I designed using everything I learned as an equity analyst and working or private wealth clients. The spreadsheet will download all your stock information and help you see the dangers in your portfolio before you lose money. You can also use it to compare stocks to buy and help you with your investing goals. [Community Discount Code] https://mystockmarketbasics.com/spreadsheetdiscount The first step in finding the gaps in your portfolio is organizing it buy asset class; stocks, bonds and real estate. It’s this higher-level view of your investments that will help tell you if you need to buy stocks or some of the other assets to reduce risk. I’ll then show you how to categorize your stocks by sector and compare your portfolio with the broader market. With this, you’ll be able to see if you’re dangerously exposed to any particular stock sector and if you need to buy stocks in other groups. Finally, I’m going to take everything we’ve seen and use it to find three stocks to buy for our July portfolio update. These are some great dividend stocks and will not only provide that cash flow for our portfolio but also protect our money. Join the conversation in our private Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/3083628104983203/ Join the Let's Talk Money community on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/lets_talk_money_josephhogue/ My Investing Recommendations 📈 Check out the stock simulator and Get 2 FREE shares of stock worth up to $1000 each when you open a Webull investing account with a $100 deposit! 🤑 https://mystockmarketbasics.com/webull Free Webinar – Discover how to create a personal investing plan and beat your goals in less than an hour! I’m revealing the Goals-Based Investing Strategy I developed working private wealth management in this free webinar. Reserve your spot now! https://mystockmarketbasics.com/free-investing-webinar SUBSCRIBE to create the financial future you deserve with videos on beating debt, making more money and making your money work for you. https://peerfinance101.com/FreeMoneyVideos Joseph Hogue, CFA spent nearly a decade as an investment analyst for institutional firms and banks. He now helps people understand their financial lives through debt payoff strategies, investing and ways to save more money. He has appeared on Bloomberg and on sites like CNBC and Morningstar. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation and is a veteran of the Marine Corps. #stocks #dividendstocks #stockmarket	['dividend stocks to buy', 'stocks to buy now', 'stocks im buying', 'stocks to buy july', 'stocks to buy 2020', 'stock market july 2020', 'best stocks to buy', 'stocks to watch 2020', 'best dividend stocks', 'best investments july 2020', 'stocks to buy july 2020', 'stocks to watch', 'best stocks to buy now', 'top stocks']	en	717	false	43,924	1,479	89	["Time to Take Profits?!? 3 Stocks I'm Buying BEFORE the Next Crash! 🤑 https://youtu.be/xlFkrPVZ6So", 'ET stock?', 'Hi Joseph Hogue! I applied to your facebook group, but you are not authorizing me. Please do, I take interest in finding quality stocks to invest in.', 'Joe Hogue’s my financial hero! Working for the little guy now! However, I feel Carvival is doomed sadly! I would get out now really. Think about, Covid has scarred the industry with people stuck on infected dirty cruise ships for months sick and no nation wanting them to disembark. And really, if a Covid vaccine comes out in say 2 years from now....do you really think anyone will want to take a cruise and risk another break out on board and months of quarantine...especially the seniors who make up the majority of their customers. Sell now is my recommendation! Better half an apple than a slow burn down to 0. These cruise ships are a germ farm sadly and you can’t get away once your on board. Your chances of infection there rise a million fold...you won’t catch me taking a cruise. If it survives at all, it’s going to be a much smaller and cleaner industry. Fact is, there is no market appreciation in an industry shrunk to 1/4 to 1/2 its past size. This will take years to iron out and likely bankruptcy and reorganization as well. Get out now while you can get part of your money back!', 'this long videos are boring,keep to the basics buddy', 'Why not T(almost @ 7%) or PFF/USHY (5-6%)', 'ET is a good dividend stock as well, good price as well', 'Which real estates stocks to buy in this month?', 'Would you make a video about NIO, DANA, WORKHORSE, HYLIION? THANKS', 'I purchased the Portfolio Tracker. I am having trouble with the spreadsheet not pulling in data when clicking on "load stock data". Please help!', 'I like that you said you should analyze your investments and decide what stocks to buy. With this information, you’ll always be able to know the gaps and risks in your portfolio and how to pick the best stocks for you. You want to be careful not to put all of your eggs in one basket or take too much risk.', 'Do you ever take a break?', 'Are you still buying any $ET??', 'Just found your channel and I am excited to be part of the bow tie association', "I like CVS, but I like WBA more especially on it's recent pullback. Betting that WBA can improve its business through investments in digital. I think RF is a good solid bank, but I want huge potential upside due to an unexpected catalyst. WFC is hated for obvious reasons such as past scandals that have capped its balance sheet growth, possible dividend cut due to FED test and its exposure to oil industry loans. However, if WFC can move past its balance sheet cap, regain its dividend level and oil prices recover, then WFC will soar to be on par with its peers valuation. My only gripe with GMRE is it's leverage. I think senior home related REITs such as LTC offer a great valuation. I would do the opposite of avoiding them, although I don't currently like VTR and WELL. Being contrarian can bring the best returns. Let me know your thoughts.", 'Regions Financial RF @ Div 5.58% , Has A Few More Tickers , FR_pa , @ Div 6.35% . RF_pb @ Div 6.34% & RF_pc @ Div 5.78%', 'Joseph, thank you for the spreadsheet. It finally gave me a real view of what I need to do before I retire. Also gave me a good view of my overall portfolio so I can see exactly where to put my money to work.', 'only buy in canadian banks like bank of nova scotia', 'I made lots of money performing weekly covered calls on M, Cruse lines and CTL.', "I started a new you tube channel, using some of the Dividend stocks to receive covered calls each month. Just click the money icon to the left and start the videos where we started 2 months ago at 24k and now we are over 31k. Last month we received over 5% monthly returns and we are planning to beat that this month. I like your videos because lots of these stocks you can make easy cash from covered calls. Thank you and once my account I'm trading live on you tube reaches $1,000,000 dollars which is tracking within 6 1/2 years I'll be going back into retirement. Thank you again for all your you tube advice!", 'Hi for that spreadsheet (Which looks AMAZING by the way!) will it work if I use it on my Google spreadsheets? Instead of Excel?', 'People should be aware of the taxation of REITS- mostly at ordinary income rates. These are good for retirement accounts.', 'Ford- really? That company will eventually go out of business. Electric is the future of the auto industry.', 'I’ve been following you for a while but this might be one of my favorite videos yet. Thank you, Mr Bow Tie! 🙌', 'Imagine investing in Ford when tesla exists and everyone is moving to electric vehicles! People are trying to save the planet, fck fossil fuels!', 'Is that spreadsheet a monthly thing or one time payment?', 'Hey Mr Hogue....what do you think about alcohol stocks...bud coors constellation wines???', 'We didnt get advice on TSLA that has been going up 7% a day. I waited for pull back at 800!', 'Since 2006 when refs was trading at $37 this has traded down. Again if you were invested in this stock you would underwater. If you like trading then ok, but not for long term holding.', 'Since 2014 cvs has gone nowhere. Dead money.', 'My portfolio has grown tremendously these past 2years, with the help of my broker Mr Francis Martins, I continue to make huge profit every 7 days of trading with him', 'From a former Airman to a former Marine - thanks for the tips. Love the channel, new sub.', 'Great video Joseph, I added CVS last week but also mostly bought shares of T at $29 and some PFE also recently.', 'Thanks Joseph! Solid info as usual👍', "Thanks for always bringing up-to-date, useful, and relevant information to help your audience make better investment choices. 🤝 I'll be adding those 3 stocks in my portfolios. 😁 Keep up the outstanding job! 👍👍", "Hi Joseph, I have a question for you: It seems like QYLD is very secure, and its dividends are very high. What's the downside of it?", 'Energy Transfer (ET) has a 16% dividend. Do you see potencial? Thanks', 'GMRE though, is at a PE over 100 ?', 'What are your thoughts on WAL and BAM?', 'What do you think abt ticker symbol HBAN? Just letting u know I am buying all 3 ticker symbol u mentioned', 'Really like CVS for the long term hold.', 'Great tips!* 👍', 'Thoughts on Walgreens ? And why CVS was the pick ?', 'How do you feel about snowflakes Ipo?', 'Thanks Joseph', 'This guy is wearing a bow tie...He must be smart.', 'none of those stocks look safe to buy.', 'I live outside of the states, how can I open an account on M one finance?', 'CAH is underrated, solid dividend & a great dividend history. But Im also very bullish on healthcare in general.', 'Great video! I have owned RF for several years now, and I was really happy to see it make your list.']	Welcome to your chance to create the financial future you deserve. I spent more than a decade in stock analysis for private wealth management and venture capital but I love the face-to-face interaction we get here on YouTube. I pride myself on professional analysis you won't see anywhere else on YouTube! Joseph Hogue is a financial expert and investment analyst. After serving in the Marine Corps, he started his career investing in real estate before becoming an investment analyst for some of the largest private investors. He's appeared on Bloomberg and on CNBC as an investment expert and has published ten books on investing. He holds a master's degree and the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation. Now he helps investors reach their financial goals and invest in the stock market with some of the same advice he used when working for the rich. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel, it's free and you'll never miss a video.	43,592,318	641,000	1,168	Category 1	Hey Bowtie Nation, Joseph Hogue here finally updating our 2020 dividend stock portfolio. There was so much going on I missed our June update but I wanted to take this opportunity to do a stocks to buy in July video and share a very important investing idea with you. Nation after a 40% rebound off the March lows, it has become very difficult finding good stock picks for the portfolio. Almost nothing looks cheap and the stocks that are still off their highs are that way for a reason. So I wanted to use this video to show you how I look at a portfolio to see which stocks to buy and where the gaps and risks might be in a portfolio and what stocks to watch to decrease that risk. We'll first do a quick recap of the 2020 dividend portfolio, see where we're at with our dividend stocks. Then I'm going to show you how to find the gaps and risks in your own portfolio by using our 2020 portfolio as an example and reveal those three stocks I'm buying in July to fill in the gaps. I'll be putting these stocks in our portfolio on M1 Finance and I love the platform for that automatic reinvesting function. I can just put in what percentage of my money I want in each stock or fund and the website is going to automatically invest any new money across the group. M1 is totally free to use and offers some great savings rates and features. I'll leave a link in the video description below so make sure you check that out. So let's look at the portfolio but I want to send one last shout out to all you out there in the nation, thank you for spending a part of your day to be here. If you're not part of the community yet, just click that little red subscribe button. It's free and you'll never miss an episode. So here's our dividend portfolio as of last week and while it says a 20% return here, that's actually over the last year so we're actually sitting on about a 1% loss year to date which is still better than the 6% loss on the stock market so far in 2020. Here's the portfolio itself and we have six funds and 13 individual stocks. Some of the standouts here include the Vanguard Real Estate Trust, ticker VNQ and I love this fund as an easy way to get that broad exposure in real estate. We invested in shares of AIG in May and are already up 31% on the investment. This was one of the top picks by analysts at the time and a solid 4.3% dividend yield. The investments here in the Global Medical REIT, ticker GMRE and the Vanguard Short-Term Bond Fund, ticker BSV, have really helped support the portfolio when the rest of the market crashed. Unfortunately, we've got some real dogs here as well. We put on that investment in Carnival, ticker CCL, in January at exactly the wrong time. I still like Carnival as a very long-term investment but it's going to take time to see any certainty on that. Westrock, ticker WRK, and Telefonica, ticker TEF, were also part of those January additions to the portfolio and still dragging down the rest of the returns. So this month, what I want to do is share my thought process for looking at a portfolio and deciding what to add. Once you've already got a portfolio of a few funds and a handful of individual stocks, rather than just blindly making new stock picks, it becomes much more important that you look at your portfolio as a whole and find the gaps and risks in it. It is only in looking at it this way that you're going to be able to avoid the worst of a market crash if all your stocks are concentrated in just a few sectors of the economy. I'm going to be using our portfolio spreadsheet tracker to find those gaps. I'll leave a link to download the spreadsheet in the video description below but even if you don't have it, you can still do what we're looking at with your portfolio. The first thing we'll do is put all our current stocks and funds in the spreadsheet and load the stock data from the internet. This will bring in the asset class, sector and industry for each stock. That way we can get an idea of how much we have in each already in the portfolio. Once that's done, we can click the overview tab and it shows us how much of the portfolio is in stocks, bonds and real estate as well as some of the other assets. Now if you don't have the spreadsheet, basically you're just finding the dollar amount you have invested in these three asset classes and the percentage of your total portfolio. You add up the value of all your bonds and bond funds, your stock and stock funds and your real estate holdings. Why this is important is because those broad asset classes, stocks, bonds and real estate, they react differently to the economy and can do different things for your wealth. Stocks are higher growth but can be like a roller coaster sometimes. Bonds are slower growth but provide the ultimate safety net like the bond fund did for our portfolio in March. Bonds and real estate can also provide some nice cash flow above what you usually get with dividend stocks. And here our asset breakdown says we have 76% in stocks, 14% in bonds and 10% of the portfolio in real estate funds. That's probably a little low in real estate and bonds if I'm thinking stocks are looking expensive here so I might want to add a position in one of those two asset classes. Maybe buy another real estate or bond fund to give me a little more protection against another market crash. Nation, do not neglect this asset-level view of your portfolio. I know since the March lows, everyone has been a stock-picking genius, making double-digit returns on stocks like NIO and Nikola but that's not going to last forever. You need that holistic portfolio with some bonds and real estate to get you away from those risks in stocks. One last step here and now we want to look at the portfolio on what sectors we're investing in and maybe what we're neglecting. With the big move in tech this year, I know a lot of investors are almost exclusively invested in the sector. And that's great when the market gods are shining down but again, what goes up can just as easily come crashing down just as fast. So part of the spreadsheet is that it finds the sector for each of your stocks, adds up the percentage you have in that sector and shows it here on the right along with the colored bars. It also looks at what percentage that sector makes up the S&P 500 market index to give you an idea of whether you're over or underweight in the sector compared to the market. And for our dividend portfolio, we can see it's underweight in communications services, financials, healthcare and industrials and tech stocks. We've got just 4% of the portfolio in healthcare through Gilead Sciences versus a 15% weight in the overall market. But that's still quite a bit less than how much stocks of financial companies make up the S&P 500. And I do like both healthcare and financials here. If you look at the P-E ratios for each sector, here I've got the chart from FaxSet Earnings Insight and you can compare each sector against its 10-year average price-to-earnings ratio. Healthcare and financials are two of the most inexpensive groups right now. Compared to sectors like tech stocks trading at 58% above their long-term P-E ratios, healthcare looks like a steal at a premium of just 12% and even the 24% premium on financials isn't too bad. And besides helping you find those gaps in the risks in your portfolio, this kind of process just makes it so much easier to pick stocks to buy. Instead of trying to find stocks to watch from the entire market, so the thousands of stocks traded on the exchanges, you can instantly narrow your search down to a few hundred within a sector. So using this, I've found three stocks to buy in July, three I'll be adding to our 2020 dividend stock portfolio. First is $82 billion pharmacy giant CVS Health, ticker CVS, for that increased exposure to healthcare and its 3.1% dividend yield. Most healthcare stocks paying a 3% or higher yield are going to be drug makers and since we've already got Gilead Sciences here, and I'm talking about AbbVie in another video this week, I wanted to add CVS here. The company has an unrivaled advantage in healthcare delivery, retail and insurance with almost 10,000 retail stores. They've ramped up testing capacity to 1.5 million through thousands of COVID drive-thru sites and could be looking at a huge opportunity in vaccine delivery when it's developed. CVS booked an 8.3% sales growth last quarter and 18% earnings growth which is actually pretty amazing considering the rest of the market reported an earnings decline of about 5%. Management said about 5.5% of that was from benefit on COVID testing and the activity so this is going to be a great play whether we see a rise in those cases or not. Earnings are expected slightly lower to $7.07 a share over the next year but management has a history of beating expectations and this one is trading at just 8.6-times earnings. Banks price targets range from $66 on the low side to $94 per share over the next year which would be almost a 50% return on top of the dividend. For our financial stock, I'm buying Regions Financials, ticker RF, and a 5.3% dividend yield. The Federal Reserve released its recent stress test last week and came down hard on the banks. What happened is the central bank said that in the event we get a bad recession from all this, banks don't have as much cash on hand as it would like to see so it limited the cash payouts they could make through share buybacks and dividends. Of course, that hit the bank stocks hard because investors were worried about who would cut their dividends, especially for some of the high-yield payers like Wells Fargo and Regions. Regions is primarily a southwest regional bank where a lot of the states didn't close down to the extent we saw across the country. They are now seeing an increase in COVID cases lately but the bank still reports that 97% of its branches remain open for drive-thru or appointments. Now if you look at bank earnings over the last quarter, they were absolutely horrible, like all banks were. Regions missed expectations by $0.09 to report just $0.14 per share, less than half the earnings it reported in the last year's first quarter. What happened though is they shifted $373 million of earnings to the loan loss provision, kind of a separate savings account that sets aside just in case a recession causes more loan defaults. This $373 million shift was an increase of 310% from the prior year's quarter, a huge move to shore up the bank's finances and without this, earnings per share would have been more than triple to over $0.40 a share. If we look into the company's earnings report, we did see an increase in net charge-offs reported in the first quarter, the bank loans that don't get paid back. These charge-offs amounted to $123 million in the quarter from $96 million in Q4 of last year. Even though business loans ticked up, it's still less than 0.6% of all loans charged off. In fact, I think the banks are shifting more than they need to the loan loss provision so if the economy does rebound faster or the recession isn't as bad as some people think, we could see much higher expected earnings over the next year. Earnings of $1.29 over the last year means shares are trading at 8.3X on a P.E. basis and just 70% of book value. Earnings are expected lower over the next four quarters but this is still a solid dividend stock trading deep in value territory. Analyst targets range from $9 per share on the low end to $16 each over the next year, so a pretty big spread but I like it for a rebound to at least $12 a share on top of that dividend. I'm also adding to our position in Global Medical REIT, ticker GMRE, and its 7.3% dividend yield. So this is going to not only increase our health care exposure but also the amount we have in real estate in the portfolio. GMRE owns almost a billion dollars in medical properties with $115 billion across more than half the nation. Not only should health care properties do relatively well compared to other real estate, the average lease term here of over eight years means vacancy and rents should remain fairly stable. And I like Global Medical here because unlike a lot of the other health care REITs we look at, its portfolio is in medical office and hospital instead of senior care and long-term care facilities. These target a built-in rent escalator of 2% annually and are on triple net lease terms which means the tenant pays all the costs and keeps sending the checks to the company. Of course the problem right now for the medical office and hospitals is that elective surgeries have been pushed back to make room for the COVID patients. Those elective surgeries are higher profits so hospital earnings are lower but again, on triple net lease terms, it doesn't hurt Global Medical quite as much. And one analyst here with a price target of $12 per share, so don't read too much into this but I like the shares on a rebound to $13 each on top of that 7% dividend yield. Click on the video to the right for my five favorite stocks for total returns, not just dividends. Five stocks with an average expected return of 80% and higher. Don't forget to join the Let's Talk Money community by tapping that subscribe button and clicking the bell notification.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ig_yMizcoMU	Global Medical REIT, ticker GMRE, and it's 7.3% dividend yield. So this is going to not only increase our health care exposure but also the amount we have in real estate in the portfolio. GMRE owns almost a billion dollars in medical properties with $115 billion across more than half the nation. Not only should health care properties do relatively well compared to other real estate, the average lease term here of over eight years means vacancy and rents should remain fairly stable. And I like Global Medical here because unlike a lot of the other health care REITs we look at, its portfolio is in medical office and hospital instead of senior care and long-term care facilities. Leases target a built-in rent escalator of 2% annually and are on triple net lease terms which means the tenant pays all the costs and keeps sending the checks to the company. Of course the problem right now for medical office and hospitals is that elective surgeries have been pushed back to make room for the COVID patients. Those elective surgeries are higher profit so hospital earnings are lower but again on those triple net lease terms, it doesn't hurt Global Medical quite as much. Only one analyst here with a price target of $12 per share so don't read too much into this but I like the shares on a rebound to $13 each on top of the 7% dividend yield.
125,899,748	131	IH14Ytt5ni0	14.171479	50.086831	Buy	Title	3	PZZA	null	77.12	null	2 New High-Quality Stocks to Buy in 2023?	45,250,421	Yes	131	2 New High-Quality Stocks to Buy in 2023?	2023-05-16 12:00:08+00:00	UChub1tZZuWn9YYHJZZYTbMg	Morningstar, Inc.	#Morningstar #PapaJohnsStock #WingstopStock These companies are new to Morningstar coverage and earn narrow economic moat ratings. 00:00 Introduction 00:14 Papa John’s International PZZA 00:50 Wingstop WING Morningstar’s equity analysts recently brought two new small-cap restaurant operators under coverage – both of which possess competitive advantages that’ve earned them narrow economic moat ratings. But are their stocks attractive today? Let’s find out. The first new company brought under coverage is Papa John’s International PZZA. Papa John’s is the third largest limited service pizza player in the U.S. market and the fourth largest globally. Known for its “better ingredients, better pizza” mantra, Papa John's maintains a premium position in the quick-service restaurant pizza space--and as a result, it has been able to better pass along inflationary pressures to consumers. We think high-single-digit annual operating profit growth between 2023 and 2032 is doable, and we think shares are worth $72 each. The stock is about fairly valued. The second company new to coverage that we’re looking at today is Wingstop WING. Wingstop has experienced explosive growth, posting 19 straight years of comparable store sales growth. And we think there’s plenty more growth to come: In fact, we expect Wingstop to experience 15% to 16% average annual sales growth over the next five years. Plus, the chain’s company-owned restaurants are projected to generate 25% restaurant-level margins in 2023, which puts Wingstop in the top quartile of our restaurant coverage. However, we think shares are grossly overvalued. For more stock ideas, be sure to subscribe to Morningstar’s channel and visit Morningstar.com. Morningstar analyst Sean Dunlop provided the research behind this segment. Learn more about these stocks. Papa John’s International Inc https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnas/pzza/quote Wingstop Inc https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnas/wing/quote What to watch from Morningstar. 3 Cheap Stocks to Buy https://youtu.be/inn0-jRI8yk 3 Growth Stocks for Aggressive Investors to Buy and Hold https://youtu.be/LdGemP0G_ZI 2 Energy Stocks to Buy After OPEC+ Production Cut https://youtu.be/ZJd5VF419MU 3 Top Tech Stocks to Buy and Hold in 2023 https://youtu.be/YXhxlhDZBBs Read what our team is writing. Susan Dziubinski https://www.morningstar.com/authors/12/susan-dziubinski Follow us on social. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MorningstarInc/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MorningstarInc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/morningstar... LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/5161/	['Stock market', 'stock investing', 'papa johns', 'wingstop', 'stocks', 'Morningstar']	en-US	106	false	1,795	49	5	['If it is perceived to be “grossly over valued” why is it pitched to investors to begin with ?', 'Cringe… hilarious suggestions.', 'I like both, for their food. Stock? I will stick to the S&P 500 thank you. When it comes to individual stocks, my crystal ball has lied to me more than once.', "Papa John's is a poor product in a competitive field. Wingstop is a great stock... 5 years ago."]	We are a leading provider of independent investment research. Our mission is to empower investor success. http://www.morningstar.com/company/	12,844,190	83,100	2,434	Category 1	Morningstar's equity analysts recently brought two new small-cap restaurant operators under coverage, both of which possess competitive advantages that have earned them narrow economic moat ratings. But are their stocks attractive today? Let's find out. The first new company brought under coverage is Papa John's International. Papa John's is the third largest limited-service pizza player in the U.S. market and the fourth largest globally. Known for its better ingredients, better pizza mantra, Papa John's maintains a premium position in the quick-service restaurant pizza space, and as a result, it has been able to better pass along inflationary pressures to consumers. We think high single-digit annual operating profit growth between 2023 and 2032 is doable, and we think shares are worth $72 each. The stock is about fairly valued. The second company new to coverage that we're looking at today is Wingstop. Wingstop has experienced explosive growth, posting 19 straight years of comparable store sales growth. And we think there's plenty more growth to come. In fact, we expect Wingstop to experience 15-16% average annual sales growth over the next five years. Plus, the chain's company-owned restaurants are projected to generate 25% restaurant-level margins in 2023, which puts Wingstop in the top quartile of our restaurant coverage. However, we think shares are grossly overvalued. For more stock ideas, be sure to subscribe to Morningstar's channel and visit Morningstar.com.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IH14Ytt5ni0	The first new company brought under coverage is Papa John's International. Papa John's is the third largest limited service pizza player in the US market and the fourth largest globally. Known for its better ingredients, better pizza mantra, Papa John's maintains a premium position in the quick service restaurant pizza space. And as a result, it has been able to better pass along inflationary pressures to consumers. We think high single digit annual operating profit growth between 2023 and 2032 is doable. And we think shares are worth $72 each. The stock is about fairly valued. The stock is about fairly valued.
125,899,748	131	IH14Ytt5ni0	50.331153	86.898032	Buy	Title	3	WING	null	208.54	null	2 New High-Quality Stocks to Buy in 2023?	45,250,421	Yes	131	2 New High-Quality Stocks to Buy in 2023?	2023-05-16 12:00:08+00:00	UChub1tZZuWn9YYHJZZYTbMg	Morningstar, Inc.	#Morningstar #PapaJohnsStock #WingstopStock These companies are new to Morningstar coverage and earn narrow economic moat ratings. 00:00 Introduction 00:14 Papa John’s International PZZA 00:50 Wingstop WING Morningstar’s equity analysts recently brought two new small-cap restaurant operators under coverage – both of which possess competitive advantages that’ve earned them narrow economic moat ratings. But are their stocks attractive today? Let’s find out. The first new company brought under coverage is Papa John’s International PZZA. Papa John’s is the third largest limited service pizza player in the U.S. market and the fourth largest globally. Known for its “better ingredients, better pizza” mantra, Papa John's maintains a premium position in the quick-service restaurant pizza space--and as a result, it has been able to better pass along inflationary pressures to consumers. We think high-single-digit annual operating profit growth between 2023 and 2032 is doable, and we think shares are worth $72 each. The stock is about fairly valued. The second company new to coverage that we’re looking at today is Wingstop WING. Wingstop has experienced explosive growth, posting 19 straight years of comparable store sales growth. And we think there’s plenty more growth to come: In fact, we expect Wingstop to experience 15% to 16% average annual sales growth over the next five years. Plus, the chain’s company-owned restaurants are projected to generate 25% restaurant-level margins in 2023, which puts Wingstop in the top quartile of our restaurant coverage. However, we think shares are grossly overvalued. For more stock ideas, be sure to subscribe to Morningstar’s channel and visit Morningstar.com. Morningstar analyst Sean Dunlop provided the research behind this segment. Learn more about these stocks. Papa John’s International Inc https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnas/pzza/quote Wingstop Inc https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnas/wing/quote What to watch from Morningstar. 3 Cheap Stocks to Buy https://youtu.be/inn0-jRI8yk 3 Growth Stocks for Aggressive Investors to Buy and Hold https://youtu.be/LdGemP0G_ZI 2 Energy Stocks to Buy After OPEC+ Production Cut https://youtu.be/ZJd5VF419MU 3 Top Tech Stocks to Buy and Hold in 2023 https://youtu.be/YXhxlhDZBBs Read what our team is writing. Susan Dziubinski https://www.morningstar.com/authors/12/susan-dziubinski Follow us on social. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MorningstarInc/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MorningstarInc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/morningstar... LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/5161/	['Stock market', 'stock investing', 'papa johns', 'wingstop', 'stocks', 'Morningstar']	en-US	106	false	1,795	49	5	['If it is perceived to be “grossly over valued” why is it pitched to investors to begin with ?', 'Cringe… hilarious suggestions.', 'I like both, for their food. Stock? I will stick to the S&P 500 thank you. When it comes to individual stocks, my crystal ball has lied to me more than once.', "Papa John's is a poor product in a competitive field. Wingstop is a great stock... 5 years ago."]	We are a leading provider of independent investment research. Our mission is to empower investor success. http://www.morningstar.com/company/	12,844,190	83,100	2,434	Category 1	Morningstar's equity analysts recently brought two new small-cap restaurant operators under coverage, both of which possess competitive advantages that have earned them narrow economic moat ratings. But are their stocks attractive today? Let's find out. The first new company brought under coverage is Papa John's International. Papa John's is the third largest limited-service pizza player in the U.S. market and the fourth largest globally. Known for its better ingredients, better pizza mantra, Papa John's maintains a premium position in the quick-service restaurant pizza space, and as a result, it has been able to better pass along inflationary pressures to consumers. We think high single-digit annual operating profit growth between 2023 and 2032 is doable, and we think shares are worth $72 each. The stock is about fairly valued. The second company new to coverage that we're looking at today is Wingstop. Wingstop has experienced explosive growth, posting 19 straight years of comparable store sales growth. And we think there's plenty more growth to come. In fact, we expect Wingstop to experience 15-16% average annual sales growth over the next five years. Plus, the chain's company-owned restaurants are projected to generate 25% restaurant-level margins in 2023, which puts Wingstop in the top quartile of our restaurant coverage. However, we think shares are grossly overvalued. For more stock ideas, be sure to subscribe to Morningstar's channel and visit Morningstar.com.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IH14Ytt5ni0	company new to coverage that we're looking at today is Wingstop. Wingstop has experienced explosive growth, posting 19 straight years of comparable store sales growth. And we think there's plenty more growth to come. In fact, we expect Wingstop to experience 15 to 16 percent average annual sales growth over the next five years. Plus, the chain's company-owned restaurants are projected to generate 25 percent restaurant-level margins in 2023, which puts Wingstop in the top quartile of our restaurant coverage. However, we think shares are grossly overvalued. For more stock ideas, be sure to subscribe.
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NEWS ON TSLA STOCK PRICE! #stocks #tsla #Tesla	['best growth stocks', 'best small cap stocks to buy now', 'stock moe', 'best stocks to buy now', 'top stock price prediction', 'stock market crash', 'stocks crashing', 'stock market correction', 'stock', 'stocks', 'stock market', 'stock market news', 'best growth stocks 2024', 'best stocks 2024', 'best stocks to buy now 2024', 'stocks to buy now', 'best stocks', 'growth stocks 2024', 'tsla stock price', 'tsla stock price prediction', 'Tesla stock price prediction', 'Tesla stock price', 'Tesla stock']	en-US	694	false	19,468	1,065	87	['Time to take your investing skills to the next level…join the Stock Moe course today with code CASH. Link up in the description above.', 'China seems to be more influential in the market than usa. Seems they are the new world leaders already', '2024 model 3 5.99% :(', 'Will go to $145', 'My Dad had me a little late and he should be retired but the economy won’t let him. \nWhat would be the best route, Stock,a business or what.', '13% Interest on a personal loan 😅', 'I feel Tesla stock can go parabolic without any news like it always does', 'Stop this lunacy Tesla bulls. Stock is crashing down the toilet. Sell before it’s too late!', 'What you are saying is matching up very well with what other technical analysts are saying. We are at about a 6 - 8 month channel bottom. Obviously no guarantees , after all this is investing, but looks like obvious bottom picking territory. If breaks through the channel bottom, will buy more further down. Nibble on the way down, if willing to take some pain. If bounces off the channel bottom and moves north that would be nice. TSLA is due for a bounce. Thanks for the info. Added you to my list of analysts to watch.', 'hey moe whats going on with TMF? are they still gonna be cutting rates??', "Man, I'm so glad I bought my Tesla Model 3 in April 2021 at 2.49% interest.", 'tsla will continue to crash like i have been saying', "Waiting for it to drop below $155 before buying TSLA. Can't believe I'm saying this, but TMF may actually run 50+% very soon up to the rate hike.", 'I believe the intrinsic value of TESLA based upon future earnings is about $130. Musk needs to keep his mouth shut when it comes to needing 25% of the voting shares to allow AI to be developed within Tesla. That is having a negative effect on investor sentiment.', 'I buy everyday bought a lotttt today', 'Its over Moe the end! Lol', 'EV sales are expected to shrink 14% in Europe this year. \n\nBYD cuts prices for all models permanently up to 15% (€3 000 to €17 000). Is Tesla going to call the bet?', '5%', '176 right on', 'Tesla might be down to $150 I would buy more', 'My portfolio biggest hold is tesla at avg cost of $170 and tmf at $54', 'What about coinbase., Nio, mara, am, GME, dwac.. Good time to enter', '#718', 'What scares me is the fair value of Tesla is dropping RAPIDLY. A couple months ago it was valued at $180 a share, a couple weeks ago it was valued at $135 a share. Tesla is now valued at $93 dollars a share.', 'Low 200 sounds about right, i think elon is working on something', 'Does anyone know how to set the bread recipe up on Trading 212?', 'I took my money to NVDA.. SWITCH TO TALKING ABOUT a i', 'This goes any lower itll be hard not to buy in! Thanks for the notes Moe', 'Are you buying tesla', 'Elon is stoned right now.', 'tmf is killing it', "Short term TESLA seems like a Good PUT. RSI & MACD are bearish short term I'd say. At one point long Call will be ideal but not at these current levels... soon perhaps", 'Tesla will drop at least to $150 this week', "Tesla has no competition. Tesla never had competition. Just because other companies can't ramp their own vehicles that are full EVs doesn't mean people don't want EVs. The headwinds are artificially man made.", "No sign of interest rate cuts, so Tesla is probably going a lot lower. Even $120. I'm keeping my powder dry !", 'And the market always makes us humble every day…. I don’t like or dislike Tesla. I think the product is great for some people but not for everyone…. Is there a possibility that is the demand is slowing.? Or the fact that lowering the price of new cars caused folks to think about car value in 1,2,3 years after ownership?\n\nJust a thought', 'Drugged up board.', 'We love you brother!🙏🏼', 'Those bad bad China sales numbers? Or something Musk again?', 'I just bought 22 shares at $175.76', 'Lol Tesla is cooked', 'already to 176!', 'TSLA being TSLA, I have the sense cyber track numbers will be to the roof and the price will take of... if that does not happens than things looks dusty.', '😂😂😂😂', '175', 'I have amd call breakeven point 180 should i hold or sell expire this Friday?', 'Tesla stock has crashed 26 % over the past 5 months.\n$ 170 soon on route to under $ 140\nWhile most " tech " stocks have gone up huge.', 'Tesla below 180...', '11.9% on my car loan and my credit score is 800', 'Did you see the Tesla that went thew the water maybe they need to make boats😂']	The Stock Moe YouTube channel tries to bring the best financial education to its viewers. I truly am trying to create something special with this channel in hopes of helping as many people as possible with skill set for research & stock selection. I have won 2 national championships & 15 state championships with my students when it comes to investing & was a licensed stockbroker & financial advisor with my series 7, 63, & 65 before that. I do go over the Stock Moe Patreon including a Stock Moe Patreon Review about the Stock Moe Discord. The Stock Moe Discord has thousands of members who are all working toward financial freedom. Get the Stock Moe Discord by signing up for the Stock Moe Patreon or become a Channel Member. Enjoy the channel which reviews these topics: Stocks, Stock Price Predictions, EV stocks, Cryptocurrency, Nio, Ethereum, Inflation, Fed, Economics, Stimulus Checks, Financial news, & More! Thanks for visiting the channel; I hope you subscribe & throw a thumbs up my way.	85,876,827	625,000	2,710	Category 1	Where is Tesla stock going? Folks, it's been all over the place. I got some of the ugliest pictures out there when it comes to Tesla's stock price and it just crushes me. So we're gonna take a look. What are you talking about Mo? Well, you're gonna see. You know, the markets have been just roaring higher and higher and higher and we know usually that it is Tesla that is leading the way. But we have weakness in one of their major markets and it's not the U.S. I'm talking about. Folks, stick around. I think you're gonna like what I got for you on this. We're gonna see where we could go. We're gonna take a look at the Tesla stock price. Take a look at the Tesla stock price prediction and figure out what's the next move. Man, it's all over the place. We're gonna look at some of the Tesla. We're gonna chart it. We're gonna look at some of the technicals. We're gonna try to figure it all out. Before we do, if you haven't done it, get in there. Join the Stock Mo course today. Code Cash is expiring this week. All you gotta do is come over, put in C-A-S-H. You will save a bundle and of course you'll see how I use the technicals to dominate this market. This is your chance to get the course. Family, do it. Get over there. Check it out. Buy yourself a gift. All right. Now, we also have the Stock Mo Patreon. That is down below. Come on over and join us there. You can follow the new portfolio up $11,777 at this particular moment in time. My goal is to make it up over $100,000 in profit by year's end. We'll see if I can do it. It's all over the place lately. It's gotten a little rough, but I am still crushing this market. I started with $100,000. We are up on $11,000 already. More moves out there to be made this week. Now, we're gonna talk about Tesla. You know, I said it. There's an ugly picture out there that I've been watching. This is it. Take a look at this. All right. You have Tesla just absolutely in the red again. What's going on? Look, we're up $1.74 in the NASDAQ. $1.07 in the S&P. Here old Tesla. And you can come out and say, what about the last year though, Mo? It's down $3.52. It's just sideways. All right. But if we go out to the NASDAQ last year, how's it doing? $31.47. Are you kidding me? And I, you know, that's the kind of thing. It's a tough pill to swallow. Somebody said something. I'm gonna check this in front of you right now because I did not check. They said it's the same price as four years ago. So let's see. Ah, they were right. Here we go. So February 2nd, we go all the way back. When was the last time it was at $1.87 back in here? Boom, right in here. So not quite four, three years and some odd months. Man, that's, that's tough. That's a tough pill. So we're gonna find out how this goes moving forward, of course. And people want to know, are we at the bottom? Where are we going, Mo? What's the scoop? Well, a couple of things we got to look at. When it comes to Tesla stock price and Tesla stock price prediction, you're going to want to look at the overall markets, of course, which Tesla has been behind. You can see the markets have been greedy, greed, greed, greed, greed, extreme greed, greed. Everything's just greedy. But the thing that hurts Tesla, and Elon's come out, and I warned everybody about this. I said to you when Elon made those things, he said if the Fed keeps, takes the rates up again, you're, it's gonna, it's a backbreaker. It's, it's, it's going to cause serious harm. He knows what he's talking about. That was a long time ago. We did a video on when he tweeted about the Fed raising rates again. And he was right. But it takes a while for that, that destruction to come from Fed rates being higher. And he knows that the destruction affects him. He knows that that can cripple a business because the loans become more expensive, which they have. Have you trying to go out and get a car loan? If you have, put it in the comments. How much was your interest rate? Have you tried to get a home loan? How much was your interest rate? It's not like the old days when you can get a car loan for 0% or 1.99%. No, it's a little bit different now. And so, same thing with homes. You aren't getting a 3% mortgage anymore. You're paying out the nose. And he knows that affects Tesla. It becomes more expensive to buy his products. Until the Fed lowers rates, Tesla has this hand. They're trying to climb up, raise everything, get the revenue higher. And then he got this person just kicking them down. It's the Fed. It's the rates. The higher the rates, the slower. It's meant to slow down the economy. And Elon knows this. He's been very... He's said it. He's been vocal about it. We know. And so, you're starting to see that in how Tesla is performing and everything else. But on top of that, I mentioned in the beginning of this video, what? There is a market that they do a large percentage of their sales in. That's just getting hammered right now. It's the Chinese market. For those who don't know, I don't have the exact number right now, but they were getting up close to 40% of their revenue out of China. I think it's between 20... in the 20s, up to 40%. That's a ton of their revenue. If China is absolute... You can see the markets in China. They are absolutely getting hammered. It's tough. And so, if you have the markets collapsing down, put yourself in the U.S. shoes, all right? Say you're in the U.S. area here, which we are, and you have the markets absolutely just getting pummeled down 10, 20%, even maybe even more. Just say between 10 and 20%. Do you think a lot of people out there watching their 401ks, their retirements, their everything tied to it, collapsing down? You think they're out there making major purchases? Do you think they're continuing to say, we don't care, spend, spend, spend? Or do you tighten the belt a little bit until things get better? That's what the normal person does. And that happens all over the world. Doesn't matter where you live. If things get bad in the economy or market, we tighten the belt. And that's what's happening over there. So yes, it affects Tesla. Then you got the rates over here that make it more expensive to buy a Tesla. So put it all together. Tesla is fighting so many headwinds right now. It's tough for them. Elon knows it. He has multiple roadblocks out there that he has to get through. But he will. And that's the thing I'm here to tell you. This isn't a backbreaker for Tesla where they're done. They're going out. No, they got to get through it. And I talked about a video before this video yesterday. I said that Tesla, or not Tesla, the market, the stock market, and the economy, the economy was going to have a recession, most likely starting Q2, no later than Q3, but most likely Q2. And I showed the Fed data. I showed the Fed's predictions. I showed some of the top economists in the world who talked about it, put it all together, talked about the fundamentals, talked about the technicals. If you want to see this, you need to look at that video. It was fantastic. It shows you a picture of what we're looking at over the next 12 months using leading economic indicators. Well, Elon, with all his businesses around the world, has his ear down on the heartbeat of the global economy. He knows what's going on. And it's rough, family. It is rough out there. And that's one of the things I wanted to talk about. But like I said, there are so many things out there that he is fighting against. It's just brutal. Like I said, though, a lot of good things going on. And well, let's just pull up. I'm going to pull up the charts on Tesla. So I want to look at some of the technicals. So there's some of the fundamental roadblocks that is facing Tesla right now. It's just tough. Now, you can see I have levels of support and resistance drawn. And I go back pretty far here. We're talking all the way back to last summer, and they've been holding up well. All right. Get rid of this one. And there we go. We got a channel we're looking at. All right. And it's been trading this channel. And you can see it. So it's all the way back in June. And now we're all the way up here and we're still in the channel. But notice where we're at. We're at the bottom of the channel again. And anytime we get down here, I can tell you what happens. All the trolls come out. It's the end. It's the end. It's over. It's over. And you always hear that. But what do you notice? Because I'm connecting these bottoms here, as you can see, boom, boom, boom. What do you notice when we're down here? It didn't just collapse down through that support, did it? Yeah, we're in a bearish motion, but we're at the base of the bear. In other words, when you look at this and you say, Mo, give us a price prediction here, help us out. The low I have on this right now is around $177, $176 based on the technicals. If we bounce down to that level over the next week, I would absolutely, I wouldn't say that $178. I'm sorry, $177, $178 over the next week or two. At that point, I would expect a bounce. Where could we go, Mo? Well, over the next month, I would say you're going to, you have a chance of working your way back into the low 200s. Just using the technicals that have been very solid. Look at this. You can see it. We're down at the base when the most fear you see in the world is there. All the negative catalysts have been priced in. And now it's your opportunity. If you're a believer in this company, and if you believe there's opportunity to continue to grow and dominate past the Fed rates, once that changes to Fed cuts, once China gets their economy roaring again, which, you know, I don't have a time frame for that. So if we have a recess in the US, which I think would be Q2, Q3, well, then Q4 and Q1 of 2025 should be good. Everything should be getting better. I'm talking for Tesla. And that's when I would see the stock price possibly finally having that run where we get back above the channel. Right now, we're down in the, we're still in the channel. We're still in the bearish channel. We're at the bottom of it. But when everyone is fearful, could be the time to be greedy. That's up to you. But I did want to bring that up. That is absolutely just a wild time out there. Now, family, I've shared a few things with you. I do want to share a few other. Remember, get over there. Join the stock mode, Patreon, follow with the new portfolio. Get in the course, code CASH today, C-A-S-H, and join the stock squad as well. Get over there. You can follow all four of us. Now, if you haven't done it, you can get some free stocks and, of course, the charting software. And what are you talking about, Mo? Well, you got the free stocks. Put 105 free stocks, put 1,000 and you don't get just 10. You get 10 plus the 5. You get 15. And look at this APY opportunity, 5.1 plus an extra 3%. Good stuff. But this is it. And this is the MooMoo link right below the video. Right here it is. This is the charting software. This is my bread recipe. This is the technicals I use, the RSI, the EMAs, the Bollinger. You can come up and set this up for free in MooMoo. And all you got to do is download the app, put 100 bucks in, get the free stocks, take advantage of this. This helps you to see what is long or what is bullish, what's bearish. This helps you go to the next level. For those in the course, I do have a walkthrough video in the course now. We put that in there for you. So that's what I got for you today. We'll see how it goes moving forward. But let me know in the comments, do you think Tesla is a buy now or should we wait a little bit? I appreciate you stopping by. Let's get out there and make some money.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLrnZdvU-T0	And you can come out and say, what about the last year though, Moe? It's down 3.52. It's just sideways. All right. But if we go out to the NASDAQ last year, how's it doing? 31.47. Are you kidding me? And I, you know, that's the kind of thing. It's it's a tough pill to swallow. Somebody said something. And I'm going to check this in front of you right now because I did not check. They said it's the same price as four years ago. So let's see. Ah, they were right. Here we go. So February 2nd, we go all the way back. When was the last time it was at 187 back in here? Boom, right in here. So not quite four, three years and some odd months. Man, that's that's tough. That's a tough pill. So we're going to find out how this goes moving forward, of course. And people want to know, are we at the bottom? Where are we going, Moe? What's the scoop? Well, a couple of things we got to look at when it comes to the Tesla stock price and the Tesla stock price prediction. You're going to want to look at the overall markets, of course, which Tesla has been behind. You can see the markets have been greedy, greed, greed, greed, greed, extreme greed, greed, everything just greedy. But the thing that hurts Tesla and Elon's come out and I warned everybody about this. I said to you when Elon made those things, he said, if the Fed keeps takes the rates up again, it's going to it's a backbreaker. It's it's it's going to cause serious harm. He knows what he's talking about. That was a long time ago. We did a video on when he tweeted about the Fed raising rates again. And he was right. But it takes a while for that that destruction to come from Fed rates being higher. And he knows that the destruction affects him. He knows that that can cripple a business because the loans become more expensive, which they have. Have you trying to go out and get a car loan? If you have, put it in the comments. How much was your interest rate? Have you tried to get a home loan? How much was your interest rate? It's not like the old days when you get a car loan for zero percent or one point nine nine percent. No, it's a little bit different now. And so same thing with homes. You aren't getting a three percent mortgage anymore. You're paying out the nose. And he knows that affects Tesla. It becomes more expensive to buy his products until the Fed lowers rates. Tesla has this hand just put. They're trying to climb up, raise everything, get the revenue higher. And then he got this person just kicking him down. It's the Fed. It's the rates. The higher the rates, the slower it's meant to slow down the economy. And Elon knows us. He's been very he's he said it. He's been vocal about it. We know. And so you're starting to see that in how Tesla is performing and everything else. But on top of that, I mentioned in the beginning of this video what there is a market that they do a large percentage of their sales and that's just getting hammered right now. It's the Chinese market. For those who don't know, I don't have the exact number right now, but they were getting up close to 40 percent of their revenue out of China. I think it's between 20 and the 20s, up to 40 percent. That's a ton of their revenue. If China is absolute, you can see the markets in China. They are absolutely getting hammered. It's tough. And so if you have the markets collapsing down, put yourself in the US shoes. All right. Say you're in the US right here, which we are. And you have the markets absolutely just getting pummeled down 10, 20 percent, even maybe even more, just say between 10 and 20 percent. Do you think a lot of people out there watching their 401k, their retirements, their everything tied to it, collapsing down? You think they're out there making major purchases? Do you think they're continuing to say, we don't care, spend, spend, spend? Or do you tighten the belt a little bit until things get better? That's what the normal person does. And that happens all over the world. Doesn't matter where you live. If things get bad in the economy or market, we tighten the belt. And that's what's happening over there. So, yes, it affects Tesla. Then you got the rates over here that make it more expensive to buy a Tesla. So put it all together. Tesla is fighting so many headwinds right now. It's tough for them. Elon knows it. He has multiple roadblocks out there that he has to get through, but he will. And that's the thing I'm here to tell you. This isn't a backbreaker for Tesla where they're done, they're going out. No, they got to get through it. And I talked about a video before this video yesterday. I said that Tesla or not Tesla, the market, the stock market, the economy, the economy was going to have a recession, most likely starting Q2, no later than Q3, but most likely Q2. And I showed the Fed data. I showed the Fed's predictions. I showed some of the top economists in the world who talk about it, put it all together, talked about the fundamentals, talked about the technicals. If you want to see this, you need to look at that video. It was fantastic. It shows you a picture of what we're looking at over the next 12 months using leading economic indicators. Well, Elon, with all his businesses around the world, has his ear down on the heartbeat of the global economy. He knows what's going on. And it's rough, family, it is rough out there. And that's one of the things I wanted to talk about. But like I said, there is so many things out there that he is fighting against. Oh, it's just brutal. Like I said, though, a lot of good things going on. And well, let's just pull up. I'm going to pull up the charts on Tesla. So I want to look at some of the technical. So there's some of the fundamental roadblocks that is facing Tesla right now. It's just tough. Now, you can see I have levels of support and resistance drawn. And I go back pretty far here. We're talking all the way back to last summer and they've been holding up well. All right. Did you get rid of this one? And there we go. We got a channel we're looking at. All right. And it's been trading this channel and you can see it. So it's all the way back in June. And now we're all the way up here and we're still in the channel. But notice where we're at. We're at the bottom of the channel again. And any time we get down here, I can tell you what happens. All the trolls come out. It's the end. It's the end. It's over. It's over. And you always hear that. But what do you notice? Because I'm connecting these bottoms here, as you can see. Boom, boom, boom. What do you notice when we're down here? It didn't just collapse down through that support, did it? Yeah, we're in a bearish motion, but we're at the base of the bear. In other words, when you look at this and you say, Mo, give us a price prediction here, help us out. The low I have on this right now is around 177, 176 based on the technicals. If we bounce down to that level over the next week, I would absolutely, I wouldn't say that 178. I'm sorry. 177, 178 over the next week or two. At that point, I would expect a bounce. Where could we go, Mo? Well, over the next month, I would say you're going to you have a chance of working your way back into the low 200s. Just using the technicals that have been very solid. Look at this. You can see it. We're down at the base when the most fear you see in the world is there. All the negative catalysts have been priced in. And now it's your opportunity. If you're a believer in this company and if you believe there's opportunity to continue to grow and dominate past the Fed rates, once that changes to Fed cuts, once China gets their economy roaring again, which, you know, I don't have a time frame for that. So if we have a recess in the US, which I think would be Q2, Q3, well, then Q4 and Q1 of 2025 should be good. Everything should be getting better. I'm talking for Tesla. And that's when I would see this stock price possibly finally having that run where we get back above the channel. Right now, we're down in the we're still in the channel. We're still in a bearish channel. We're at the bottom of it. But when everyone is fearful, could be the time to be greedy. That's up to you. But I did want to bring that up. That is absolutely just a wild time out there. Now, family, I've shared a few things with you. I do want to share a few other. Remember, get over there. Join the stock, Moe Patron, follow with the new portfolio. Get in the course code cash today. CASH and join the stock squad as well. Get over there. You can follow all four of us. Now, if you haven't done it, you can get some free stocks. And of course, the charting software. And what are you talking about, Moe? Well, you got the free stocks, but 105 free stocks put a thousand. And you don't get just 10. You get 10 plus the five. You get 15. And look at this APY opportunity. 5.1 plus an extra 3%. Good stuff. But this is it. And this is the MooMoo link right below the video. Right here it is. This is the charting software. This is my bread recipe. This is the technicals I use, the RSI, the EMAs, the Bollinger. You can come up and set this up for free.
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These videos are for educational purposes only. Investing of any kind involves risk. Your investments are solely your responsibility. It is crucial that you conduct your own research. I am merely sharing my opinion with no guarantee of gains or losses on investments. Please consult your financial or tax professional prior to making an investment. #LearnToInvest #StocksToWatch #StockMarket	['Investment Ideas', 'learn to invest', 'investing for beginners', 'mcd stock', 'mcdonalds stock', 'is mcd stock a good buy', 'is mcd a good buy today', 'is mcdoonalds stock a good buy', 'should i buy mcd', 'should i buy mcdonalds stock', 'mcd stock 2019', 'mcdonalds stock 2019', 'what happened to mcdonalds stock', 'mcdonalds stock market', 'mcd dividend', 'is mcd dividend good', 'mcdonalds stock value', "mcdonald's stock price"]	en	610	true	11,318	315	51	["What do you think of McDonald's Stock? Is MCD a good buy today? should we add it to any of our portfolios?", 'Chick fillet raised the bar and Macdonalds had to spend capital to keep up', 'Salary increases along with trying to keep prices down must be difficult to manage.', "How can I invest on McDonald's?", 'MCD is like Fixed Income. Just buy it every month.', 'Can you make an updated video to McDonald’s?', "I think the stock is good and I own a few of them, but I'm worried about their debt and negative book value due to aggressive share buybacks... What can you tell me?", '03453408559\nI want share of McDonald plz watsup me', 'Is MCD a fair value now?', 'Hi jimmy¡ u are the best¡ thank you for all the work..all these analysis are amazing for learning. I got one question. I am checking in yaho fin. The actual fcf figures that you used and by substructing capex from CFO i get mostly the half that you get. For exampli in 2015 i get 6,5 instead of 11,6. How do you get there? Thank you:)', "I own McDonald's and yum brands. Why own one if you can own both.", 'Hey Jimmy, can you do an updated on this since the latest earnings??', 'Almost sold my MCD after this video, glad I didn\'t. The "over valued" stock closed today at $205', 'McDonalds stock on the way down to charge some one for a meal then have police to\nlay in wait to make a quieter is a sure way to lose a customer for life', "my grandpa left me his house when he passed away. Instead of my parents spending $240,000 on what ever bullshit they wanted, they could have invested all the money into McDonald's stock in 2005, today the stock would have been worth 1.8 million without reinvesting the dividends and even going through the 2008-2009 financial crisis. that could have been 360,000 each for my mom, dad, brother, sister, and me...", "Around 20 years ago when I was in Jr. High School I picked MCD as my stock for a class project. It's been on fire ever since.", "Revenue doesn't take into consideration sales generated by franchisees, it only looks at the rent and other royalties they receive. They are moving towards a business model where only 5% of the restaurants will be actually own by them(that is more profitable for them). Therefore, it makes sense that revenues should be going down right now while net income is going up. But I believe that it is too expensive for the moment and I don't like the amount of debts they have. \n\nNice videos by the way.", 'Talking in a view of long timeline was so impressive', "Hey jimmy. Love watching your videos...... when i was in the military i went to Barcelona and McDonald's served beer there. Just food for thought. Keep the videos coming.", 'Great video. Not a fan of their food and the local restaurants don’t seem to be as busy as many of their competitors. I agree with the other comments that I just don’t see growth', 'MCD is only up because it did very well in the last recession. Because people will have less to spend they flock to MCD for "food" \n\nIt has a .21 beta which tells you enough in this market. When people loose money and jobs, that\'s when MCD really shines. Think it was the best Dividend Aristocrat in the last recession too.', 'Great analysis! I think comps are very important in this case too though. Very indicative of public spending habits and brand performance. I myself cant see the future growth potential for MCDs and dividends are not attractive enough to quell fears about revenue.', 'It is ridiculous when you see the PE of MCD is higher than that of Apple & FB. The only attractive point of MCD now is the consistently increasing dividend.', "Another great analysis. I wonder if those COGS improvements are sustainable... I'd be pretty interesting to dig into their cost accounting numbers", 'Great Analysis. I am surprised their revenue has fallen tho it makes sense. The last time I went to McDonald\'s I thought "McDonald\'s is getting pricey."\n\nGreat video as always!', 'I like it as a defensive play! Great management!']	www.investorsgrow.com is an investing education website designed to simplify the world of investing; getting us all closer to our goal of achieving financial freedom.	19,613,273	280,000	538	Category 1	Hey YouTube. I'm Jimmy in this video. I'm going to walk through my analysis of McDonald's ticker symbol MCD. This is the 18th video in our series where we're analyzing all 30 stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. You could see a link in the description below to all the other videos. Once we're done with all of our analysis we're going to take the results and we're going to try to convert it into three different portfolios a value portfolio a dividend portfolio and a growth portfolio. So McDonald's is actually an interesting company from a business perspective. So McDonald's owns and operates a handful of restaurants and then they franchise the rest. There are more than 100 countries and management has stated that it's their long term goal for McDonald's to have at least 95 percent of their restaurants franchised leaving just 5 percent of the restaurants for the company to own and operate. Now with that 5 percent many times what they do is that's where they experiment. They expand experiment with pricing new products things like that. So that's really why they want to keep some of them. So as of the end of last quarter McDonald's had about 37000 locations. Here's a chart of the number of restaurants that they had going back to 2008. And as we could see that they've been steadily opening new restaurants every year. This is likely a good thing for growth and revenue. But we'll come back to that in a minute. Now we can break this chart down into franchises and company owned restaurants. The orange bars are franchises and the gray bars are company owned. Right now McDonald's operates about 8 percent of the restaurants. So they're a bit above their long term goal but it's not too bad. Now one of the interesting things about McDonald's is the way they set up their franchising. So they have the conventional franchise model which basically the way that works is McDonald's generally owns the land that the restaurant is on. So under this model the franchisee will rent the building from McDonald's and they will pay them royalties which is a it's based on a percentage of the sales of that particular store and usually McDonald's will throw in some minimums in there that the store has to meet. Now McDonald's claims that this gives them significant free cash flow. I actually read that word significant in their 10k and the very first thought I had when I read that they get significant free cash flow is that this is probably a good candidate to use discounted cash flow to try to value them. And I think it's important to keep this type of thing in mind. If you're researching a company and you come across something in your readings and the company says oh we have significant free cash flow or our growth is better than peers. Perhaps that company is giving me an indication as to how we should go ahead and try to value them. Now we actually saw this thing in our last video which was our JP Morgan analysis and they did the same thing there they came out and said that they measure success in their business by looking at the tangible book value of the business. Well what we ended up doing is we ended up using tangible book value as a way to value the company. Now this doesn't always work but I find that it's usually a pretty good place to start. OK. Going back to McDonald's now the conventional franchise model isn't the only model that they use. They also have something that they call the developmental licensing model and here the franchisee they're actually the licensee in this scenario. But either way they're what they do is they put up all the capital they own the land they own the building they own everything they do all the fixtures they set everything up. Then what McDonald's does for using the brand and for helping them with logistics and all that they get a percentage of revenue. Then they have their final version is called the equity investments. Now you may have heard back in 2017 McDonald's actually sold their China and Hong Kong businesses. Well they were changed 20 percent of that business. So that type of ownership would fall into that category. So we know what McDonald's does. They own restaurants. But how big are they really relative to the rest of the restaurant market. So according to a study done by Euromonitor International the global informal eating out segment generated about one point two trillion dollars in revenue back in 2016. As the last date I could find. Now this chart this is a number of locations for many of the largest brands in the world. And as we could see Yum! Brands is the largest of the most locations. They own KFC Pizza Hut Taco Bell and a handful of other brands. Then they're the green bars then McDonald's they're the red bars and you can see that they're the second largest. Now I actually don't have Burger King on here and they've done a lot lately. They are a couple of years ago they more merged with Tim Hortons and they merged with Popeyes. So there's been a lot going on with that. I probably should have had them on chart but we're missing that one. But you can see that they would fall somewhere in between Wendy's and McDonald's. So they would they would be the third largest. OK. So before we go ahead and try to value McDonald's stock let's look at some of their numbers. So this is a chart of McDonald's revenue going back to 2008. And as we could see they've been struggling a bit in recent years. Now when we add net income we can see that net income dipped back in 2013. But then it looks like it was either a little bit flat and maybe it moved slightly higher. Now if we eliminate revenue and we can get a better look at just net income and we can see then that what actually happened is that net income went down in 2014 and 2015. But then it didn't in fact start moving higher. So in order for net income to move higher while revenue is going down that must mean that they improve their margins. Now we have to find out how and is it sustainable is ultimately the question. And that will be very useful to how we come up with the valuation. So here's net income margins. And as we can see net income margins started moving higher right around when we would expect them to. Right now they're right around 24 percent which is the best level that they've been at over the past decade. OK. So now that was expected but it doesn't tell us why they improved. So now if we add EBITDA margins to this we can see that EBITDA margins moved up right in line with net income margins. Now since EBITDA is profit or really earnings which is the same thing earnings before interest taxes to breach depreciation and amortization. Then what this tells us is that margins did not improve. It had nothing to do with interest taxes or depreciation. So we've learned a little something we've learned why it didn't happen but we haven't really learned why it did happen yet. OK now moving up the income statement we can throw in gross margins and now we could see that gross margins they're the red bars EBITDA margins they're the green bars and net income margins are the purple bars. We can see that gross margins have moved up right in line with the rest of them. Now this is good because this tells us that ultimately what must have happened is their cost of goods relative to revenue improved. Now I did a bit of digging and it seems that the improvement to margins apparently down the whole income statement were due to price increases. Now this is dangerous because if they price themselves too high their revenue will continue to decline and no matter how good their margins are the stock price is likely to follow suit. Now before we take a peek at the stock chart let's see what we think. Let's try to come up with our own valuation and then we could see if it's worth buying. So this is our discounted cash flow calculation and we're using consensus estimates for free cash flow going up the next few years. We're using a weight average cost of capital of 7.4 percent. Then we use the perpetual growth rate of 2.5 percent. That's been our standard in all the research that we've done. It's about the long term growth of the economy. Nothing else it's a bit conservative but it's what we've been doing. Now if you're wondering how we calculated these you'll see a link in the description below for different types of videos that are tied to these topics. The biggest question we usually get is about the cost of equity. For that we use the capital asset pricing model. There's a link in the description below to that video. So with these free cash flow estimates we get a fair value of one hundred sixty three dollars per share. And this brings us to McDonald's chart. And as we could see the chart the stock has been up a bit recently. Now if we look at their current PE valuation we could see that their forward PE is about 22 X right now. Their three year average for their forward PE is 21 X. Their five year average is 20 X and their 10 year average is just 18 X. So it seems that according to their own history McDonald's may be a bit overpriced. That's true for the PE valuation and for our discounted cash flow valuation. Now what I think happened is that I think investors went a bit crazy when they saw the improvement in margins. But unfortunately that really won't be sustained for a long period of time. Now I see that McDonald's we saw that McDonald's continues to open new stores and that I know that they also had some pretty good same source sales numbers. But in my opinion if McDonald's were to revert if McDonald's chart were to revert back to any one of their averages the stock price is likely to fall. Now one thing that could change is that if perhaps it would make a big acquisition. I know that Burger King made a few big acquisitions in recent years that helped them get much larger. On the other hand if they were to perhaps lower costs a bit and try to improve margins that way I know that they have spent some time remodeling a lot of their locations and that seems to be helping some of the same store store sales growth which is good from a revenue perspective. But we're going to need revenue to turn around. We saw what that chart looks like and it doesn't look terribly great right now. So until they get that in place I'm not sure how interesting this will be for now. I think from a analysis perspective I'm not too confident in McDonald's stock. Certainly not at this price. But what do you think. Do you think McDonald's is a good buy at this level. Let me know what you think in the comments below. And do you think it belongs in any of our portfolios. They do have a dividend yield of about two and a half percent which is slightly above the S&P 500. So perhaps they have a home in the dividend portfolio. But let me know what you think in the comments below. And if you haven't done so already hit the subscribe button. And thanks for sticking with me all the way to the end of the video. And I'll see you in our next video. Thanks.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Im_6coFrQBI	MCD. This is the 18th video in our series where we're analyzing all 30 stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. You could see a link in the description below to all the other videos. Once we're done with all of our analysis we're going to take the results and we're going to try to convert it into three different portfolios. A value portfolio, a dividend portfolio and a growth portfolio. So McDonald's is actually an interesting company from a business perspective. So McDonald's owns and operates a handful of restaurants and then they franchise the rest. They're in more than 100 countries and management has stated that it's their long term goal for McDonald's to have at least 95 percent of their restaurants franchised leaving just 5 percent of the restaurants for the company to own and operate. Now with that 5 percent many times what they do is that's where they experiment. They experiment with pricing new products things like that. So that's really why they want to keep some of them. So as of the end of last quarter McDonald's had about 37000 locations. Here's a chart of the number of restaurants that they had going back to 2008. And as we could see that they've been steadily opening new restaurants every year. This is likely a good thing for growth and revenue. But we'll come back to that in a minute. Now we can break this chart down into franchises and company owned restaurants. The orange bars are franchises and the gray bars are company owned. Right now McDonald's operates about 8 percent of the restaurants. So they're a bit above their long term goal but it's not too bad. Now one of the interesting things about McDonald's is the way they set up their franchising. So they have the conventional franchise model which basically the way that works is McDonald's generally owns the land that the restaurant is on. So under this model the franchisee will rent the building from McDonald's and they will pay them royalties which is it's based on a percentage of the sales of that particular store. And usually McDonald's will throw in some minimums in there that the store has to meet. Now McDonald's claims that this gives them significant free cash flow. I actually read that word significant in their 10k. And the very first thought I had when I read that they get significant free cash flow is that this is probably a good candidate to use discounted cash flow to try to value them. And I think it's important to keep this type of thing in mind. If you're researching a company and you come across something in your readings and the company says oh we have significant free cash flow or our growth is better than peers. Perhaps that company is giving me an indication as to how we should go ahead and try to value them. Now we actually saw this thing in our last video which was our JP Morgan analysis and they did the same thing there. They came out and said that they measure success in their business by looking at the tangible book value of the business. Well what we ended up doing is we ended up using tangible book value as a way to value the company. Now this doesn't always work but I find that it's usually pretty good place to start. Okay. Going back to McDonald's. Now the conventional franchise model isn't the only model that they use. They also have something that they call the developmental licensing model. And here the franchisee they're actually the licensee in this scenario. But either way there what they do is they put up all the capital they own the land they own the building they own everything. They do all the fixtures they set everything up. Then what McDonald's does for using the brand and for helping them with logistics and all that they get a percentage of revenue. Then they have their final version is called the equity investments. Now you may have heard back in 2017 McDonald's actually sold their China in Hong Kong businesses. Well they retained 20 percent of that business. So that type of ownership would fall into that category. So we know what McDonald's does. They own restaurants. But how big are they really relative to the rest of the restaurant market. So according to a study done by Euromonitor International the global informal eating out segment generated about one point two trillion dollars in revenue back in 2016. As the last date I could find. Now this chart this is a number of locations for many of the largest brands in the world. And as we could see Yum! Brands is the largest they have the most locations. They own KFC Pizza Hut Taco Bell and a handful of other brands. Then they're the green bars then McDonald's they're the red bars and you can see that they're the second largest. Now I actually don't have Burger King on here and they've done a lot lately. They are a couple years ago they more merged with Tim Hortons and they merged with Popeye's. So there's been a lot going on with that I probably should have had them on chart but we're missing that one. But you can see that they would fall somewhere in between Wendy's and McDonald's so they would they would be the third largest. OK. So before we go ahead and try to value McDonald's stock let's look at some of their numbers. So this is a chart of McDonald's revenue going back to 2008. And as we could see they've been struggling a bit in recent years. Now when we add net income we can see that net income dipped back in 2013. But then it looks like it was either a little bit flat and maybe it moved slightly higher. Now if we eliminate revenue and we can get a better look at just net income and we can see then that what actually happened is that net income went down in 2014 and 2015. But then it didn't in fact start moving higher. So in order for net income to move higher while revenue is going down that must mean that they improve their margins. Now we have to find out how and is it sustainable is ultimately the question. And that will be very useful to how we come up with valuation. So here's net income margins. And as we can see net income margins started moving higher right around when we would expect them to. Right now they're right around 24 percent which is the best level that they've been at over the past decade. OK. So now that was expected but it doesn't tell us why they improved. So now if we add EBITDA margins to this we can see that EBITDA margins moved up right in line with net income margins. Now since EBITDA is profit or really earnings which is the same thing. Earnings before interest taxes depreciation and amortization. Then what this tells us is that margins did not improve. It had nothing to do with interest taxes or depreciation. So we've learned a little something we've learned why it didn't happen but we haven't really learned why it did happen yet. OK now moving up the income statement we can throw in gross margins and now we can see that gross margins they're the red bars EBITDA margins they're the green bars and net income margins are the purple bars. We can see that gross margins have moved up right in line with the rest of them. Now this is good because this tells us that ultimately what must have happened is their cost of goods relative to revenue improved. Now I did a bit of digging and it seems that the improvement to margins apparently down the whole income statement were due to price increases. Now this is dangerous because if they price themselves too high their revenue will continue to decline and no matter how good their margins are the stock price is likely to follow suit. Now before we take a peek at the stock chart let's see what we think. Let's try to come up with our own valuation and then we could see if it's worth buying. So this is our discounted cash flow calculation and we're using consensus estimates for free cash flow going out the next few years. We're using a weighted average cost of capital of 7.4 percent. Then we use the perpetual growth rate of 2.5 percent. That's been our standard in all the research that we've done. It's about the long term growth of the economy. Nothing else it's a bit conservative but it's what we've been doing. Now if you're wondering how we calculated these you'll see a link in the description below for different types of videos that are tied to these topics. The biggest question we usually get is about the cost of equity. For that we use the capital asset pricing model. There's a link in the description below to that video. So with these free cash flow estimates we get a fair value of one hundred sixty three dollars per share. And this brings us to McDonald's chart. And as we could see the chart the stock has been up a bit recently. Now if we look at their current PE valuation we can see that their forward PE is about 22x right now. Their three year average for their forward PE is 21x. Their five year average is 20x and their 10 year average is just 18x. So it seems that according to their own history McDonald's may be a bit overpriced. That's true for the PE valuation and for our discounted cash flow valuation. Now what I think happened is that I think investors went a bit crazy when they saw the improvement in margins. But unfortunately that really won't be sustained for a long period of time. Now I see that McDonald's we saw that McDonald's continues to open new stores and that I know that they also had some pretty good same source sales numbers. But in my opinion if McDonald's were to revert if McDonald's chart were to revert back to any one of their averages the stock price is likely to fall. Now one thing that could change is that if perhaps it would make a big acquisition I know that Burger King made a few big acquisitions in recent years that helped them you know get much larger. On the other hand if they were to perhaps lower costs a bit and try to improve margins that way I know that they have spent some time remodeling a lot of their locations and that seems to be helping some of the same store store sales growth which is good from a revenue perspective. But we're going to need revenue to turn around. We saw what that chart looks like and it doesn't look terribly great right now. So until they get that in place I'm not sure how interesting this will be. For now I think from a analysis perspective I'm not too confident in McDonald's stock. Certainly not at this price. But what do you think. Do you think McDonald's is a good buy at this level. Let me know what you think in the comments below. And do you think it belongs to any of our portfolios. They do have a dividend yield. But they're not a good buy.
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And it will never be below $100 again!', 'apple each year becomes more and more bullshit... each new software has MORE BUGS, USABILITY SUCKS, THOSE IDIOTS ARE SIMPLY LOOSING GROUND AND CLIENTS AGAIN... REally hope TESLA will step in and release new platform, present phone and computer... APPLE WILL IMMEDEATELY BECOME BANKRUPT!!!!', '$105 great target price I do agree with you on this on.', 'Happy birthday Paul', 'Why does PE need to be under 22.5?', 'Really interesting video', 'please do Altria', 'all you are going to have is a turd watch list with NO investments in any stocks worth buying!', 'Pillock no 4, pillock no 5, what a bunch of scam artists for their turd service!', "These c sukers don't know how to invest!", 'Apple is not an electric company.\n\nThey are more like Louis Vuitton or Channel.', "Good content, but Paul talks way too fast. That destroys credibility. Fast talk is off-putting and offensive. He sounds like a slick used car salesman in a rush. That is truly unfortunate. The message is good, but the delivery is horrific. People don't want to accept ideas and material presented in rapid fire fashion. It immediately raises doubts about credibility. It's like listening to an old 33 1/3 RPM record on 78 RPM.", '2021 should be an anomaly.', "i've been buying apple since 2010. it's not about how cheap i can get. it's about how many. when apple dips, i buy. NO MATTER WHAT. and you CAN'T TIME IT. this is a forever stock and just BUY when it dips.", 'I keep wondering why x22.5 and not x15 or x16?', 'Hi guys. Love your show and signed up member of the community!\nPlease could you do a UK focused video. Perhaps Lloyds Banking, Next (NXT), and one of the major supermarket chains like J Sainsbury’s or Tesco? Thanks you 🙏🏻', 'Why 5YR P/E Ratio instead of P/E?', 'Man those spamy comments are so annoying , Is there any way to make them disappear ?', 'So do you sell if a stock is considered overvalued in your portfolio and move to cash?', 'Quick question - as Apple’s beta is pretty much 1.0 - or was the last time I checked - isn’t it easier to just invest in an ETF? If Apple basically follows the market then just buy the market. An etf probably has a better dividend too 😂', 'When appple breaks 120 that’s when the panic begins I sold after the split a lil too early', "As mentioned several times already, I love your value investing videos!\nHowever, when calling out names for fraud, why don't you do anything against all the fraudulent spam comments under your videos first??????\nMoreover, why are you teaching day trading on this channel when WE ALL KNOW THAT 90% OF THE DAY TRADING BEGINNERS ARE LOSING MONEY?????", "Hi I'm a Chinese 。I have a problem that has been bothering me, my English is not good. Could you please add subtitles? This way I can watch the video better. thanks", 'My price target for aapl is at 108. With the new story line of apple car, i will start buying aapl if it falls below 120', 'Your background pic at the beginning of your videos is gold!!', "First I like your videos. Q you keep having a go at other youtube but you only give your first name, there is no proof that you owe over 1000 units of real estate across the country, and like others also sell a product. and yes I brought someone's financial course and it was a total waste of money. Let's see if you answer this because if you can't answer then you are just like the other YouTubes false", "Apple has 92% of its manufacturing in China. China is no longer a reliable manufacturing hub. Between all of its crisis and shutdowns across the country its hardly keeping it together.\n\nIts a mistake to think the next 30 years will be like the last as far as China goes. And for that reason- I'm out.", 'chris sain needs to be up there too', 'Starting early is the best way of getting ahead to build wealth, investing remains a priority. The stock market has plenty of opportunities to earn a decent payouts, with the right skills and proper understanding of how the market works.', "At least another 50% to drop, remember carnival cruise, Alibaba, and others....\n\nYou guys aren't that special, be careful not to bash others so much for bad picks", "It's dropping to below $60, good luck buying at the top!", 'if you guys are genuinely out to help people, everything would be free', "Lol... You're comparing the data of earnings, revenue and so at 2022 year to 2018 year.. Obviously, that the QE by FED changed everything and every company had awesomes revenue and earnings at the late 2020 and whole 2021. ECB and FED created a bubble by cheap money, but now the things changes.. \nThe consumer overall the world faced a higher fund rates and expensive loans, the behaviour of ordinary people has started to change, they're trying to save own money and don't spend it.\n\nThe Apple is an obviously a bubble, the company had been stagnated Year to year before crazy QE stimuls had pumped their revenue and earning and the price of stock..\nThe future earnings reports ( of q2,q3,q4 2022) will show us the trueth.", 'Bought it at 138 😎', 'Coffee prices going up so this is definitely less than a cup', 'You wouldnt be investors of apple NEVER, because of your evaluation. Even 20 years ago. You r not the guys to evaluate growth stocks. Pick Value stocks and analyse them, at least that would make sense.', 'apple was $64 right before the pandemic. Oh no!', "Perfect timing for an APPLE review. Paul - this is the best stock channel on the Web. Congrats! $105 is the price target I had before seeing the video.... -30% from today's $150. After recent run up, the market is 20 - 30% OVERPRICED. Apple +11% in last month. Guessing they miss on 7/28 earnings w muted guidance. Fed reports day before. Look for Apple to go way down after earnings....retrace to $135 and then near $105 in late Sept , early Oct. Keep pumping 'em out Paul - we cant wait!!! FAANG updates + NVDA, MSFT : perfecto!", 'my obvious buy price is 120', 'If apple goes to 104. The the S&P will go to 3000. Is that where you think we are headed ?', 'No ITs not less than a cup of coffe for everithing ... You dont get chat community... Only for 79USD .. :(', 'Apple has added Tap to Pay features which will be implemented later this year for people to send money for purchases. It’s similar to Apple Pay but it allows you to take your phone on there phone to send money instantly. It’ll also accept Credit Cards and makes the IPhone into a portable terminal. This will revolutionize the service industry. Think about a plumber coming to your house who already will be using an App on his phone for Invoicing, Billing and Quick Books. Now he can accept payment instantly and it all integrates. This could really take some of Square “Block” market share for the portable payment terminals.', 'They’re help in the store is going down hill they have to go back to help not just selling products. Also they need to improve they’re camera.', 'People laughed when I said Paypal is barely worth $85/share and then were rolling on the floor when I said Apple was only a buy under $125/share and that I saw it hitting $85/share before things truly bottom out.\nWe still may see Dow 28,186, S&P 3357 & Nasdaq 10,195, or lower, before things shake out.', 'Does your software screen for stocks which are cheap according to your assumptions', 'Can you please also review the WBD stock? It looks like a great value or a value trap?']	Everything Money is a disciplined investment education YouTube channel that teaches how to help build long-term wealth through stocks, real estate, and business development. Paul is a disciplined investor who loves teaching the proper mindset, emotions, and process it takes to be a value investor. Mo shares his strategies that he utilizes for options trading, chart trading, and deeper dives into finding Value Stocks. Learn from us on how to study companies to invest in, examine real estate deals, and how to excel your business with development strategies. Learn from Paul on how he operates over 1000 units of real estate across the country. No fluff, no gimmicks, no bullsh*t....just careful, calculated investment strategies. Join our community!	45,610,597	262,000	2,728	Category 1	Apple's down a lot from its high of 180, guys. It's down so much that even Warren Buffett has loved it. He started to build a position. When it dipped into the 130s, I believe, he started to buy it. As it went higher, he stopped buying it. But Apple, to me, will be a good metric for where this market's going. When people have given up on Apple, that's when I think we would have hit a bottom in the market. That has not happened yet. Apple, Tesla, Amazon, these are the stewards of this market. We're going to watch those. If you're new to this channel, I'm Paul. My goal is to teach value investing. I believe that the more you learn, the less you will fear. I also believe in calling out, what I perceive to be the scam artists of the YouTube world, make sure you find people who are teaching you a process and not just people who got lucky on a few stock picks and made a career out of it. Let's go use our software. If you're a member of our software, please follow along. Let's go to stock search and let's go to Apple. We type it in there. Boom. We pull it up right here. Our eight pillar process worked very well for us. Like I said here, 52 week high of 183, 52 week low of 130. And the stock is currently trading at 147. My guess is Warren Buffett's not buying it at 147 because I believe in the past when it was 150 or so, he wasn't buying it, but who knows? We'll find out in the next 13 F. So the eight pillar process, first pillar, we want the five-year PE to be under 22.5. So on this main page, left-hand column, five-year PE 34.71. That's an X. All right. So it seems high, but again, a PE should be based on future growth potential and moat. And I think we all agree that Apple has quite the moat. Pillar number two, we want the five-year return on invested capital being greater than 9%. Main page 33.4%. This company does an amazing job reinvesting the money that is in the business through debt and equity. All right. Pillar number three, very simple. We want revenue growth over the last five years. So we scroll to the top, go to the income statement. Boom, right here. Five years ago, 247.4. Last year, 386. Checkmark there. Pillar number four, we want net income growth positive. That's it over the last five years. So we scroll down a little bit. Five years ago, they made 53 billion. Last year, 101 billion, almost double. Now, six or seven years ago, somebody reached out to me and said, Paul, what do you think of Apple from a value play? It was a screaming value play, but I didn't buy it. Where was my flaw in my analysis? I didn't think they could grow that much more that quickly. I was clearly wrong, but that's my usual mistakes or mistakes of omission, not commission. What that means is I tend to exclude companies I should have bought. I don't tend to buy companies that I should have never, ever bought. This is where I missed my mark here. I thought, how the heck they beat these four years? Well, very easily. They do this. They crushed it. Guys, I was just in New York City this weekend with my fiancee for my birthday. We were walking next to the hotel at night and there was the Apple store. It's underground Apple store. I walked up to the guy, the security guy, I said, hey, what do you guys close? It started with 24 hours. It's like, this is incredible. Went downstairs, it was busy, people were helpful. You were able to buy anything. We had our screen protector, changed out. I was looking at the Apple, the iPhone 13 Pro, et cetera. It was incredible. This is what makes Apple amazing. They're customer oriented and they make a ton of money. And unlike other tech companies in the past, you're immersing your life into Apple. That's how they're going to keep you on Apple products for a long time. And that's what I love. So, point number five, we want the shares outstanding, staying the same or decreasing, because we don't want share dilution. When a company increases the number of shares they have, they are diluting you as an owner. You own less and less of the business as time goes on. We don't want that. So, we scroll down to the income statement. We go to the end of the sixth year, 20.9 billion, 16.28. Checkmark there. Shares are decreasing. Now, they are buying back expensive shares that they don't like, but they're generating so much cashflow. It's really difficult to kind of put that to use. So, I can somewhat buy into that. Pillar number six, we want to look at their long-term liabilities. Essentially, their debt, because debt works for a company the way it works for you as a person. If you and your neighbor are exactly the same people, same income, same home, same everything, but they have 10 million in debt, you have zero. Who is more likely to have financial trouble? Of course, them. Same thing with a company. So, what do we do? We go back to the main page. We look at their five-year average free cashflow. We multiply that by five. So, 75 billion times five is $375 billion. So, we want their long-term liabilities to be under 375 billion. So, we go up to the balance sheet, scroll almost to the bottom. Total long-term liabilities, $155 billion. Less than half of that number. Now, pillars seven and eight, we're going to explain more about the cashflow. So, free cashflow is cash from operations, less your capital expenditures. You can do one of five things with free cashflow. Buy back shares, pay down debt, pay dividends, reinvest back in yourself, or make acquisitions. You can do any combination of those five. It's quite simple. Just like your free cashflow, they have free cashflow. All right? So, how do we calculate it? Well, luckily for you guys in our cashflow statement, instead of making you do the math, we just add the line right here. Boom, free cashflow, right here after your capital expenditures. 54.7 to 105, checkmark there. So, our final metric, just like the PE, we want some sort of multiple of free cashflow to give us a market cap for the company that you want to buy at. So, we take the five-year average free cashflow, call it 75 billion. We multiply it by 22.5. 1.5 plus 150, 1.65, call it $1.7 billion trillion. It's actually 1.68 or 1.69 trillion. 1.7 trillion. So, we want Apple's market cap to be under 1.7 trillion. So, if you remember on the main page, main metrics, we have 2.4 trillion as a market cap. So, it's expensive. Now, guys, there's a lot of math I've thrown here. For those of you who subscribe to the software, you've seen this a thousand times and you automatically probably go to the eight pillars tab. It's right here all the way for you. X was the first one, X was the last one, everything else was a check in between. Now, does that mean because there's two Xs here, you shouldn't buy it? Not necessarily. There are other parts of the company, whether they're growing a lot, have a great moat, can get a high return on their invested capital like Apple can, you can justify paying a higher price. So, how do we determine that? Well, we go to the stock analyzer tool. This is our most popular part of our website. It allows you to make the assumptions about the future and determine what price to pay for the company based on those assumptions. All right. Before we do the stock analyzer tool, I want you to pay close attention because this will make a lot more sense. When we started this channel, I was using an Excel sheet with a data feed and everybody watched our videos. If you go back, people were writing there, how do I get the Excel sheet? So, we said, you know what? Let's just create the software. This is the software I use every single day to analyze my own companies. It gives you so much more than just the financial statements. First off, it gives you 30 years of financial statements. It gives you the stock analyzer tool, which if you're new to our channel, when you see it right now, you're going to be blown away by how awesome it is. But most importantly, it gives you our community. This is a community of over 12,000 people who have signed up for the software in the last year and a half. It lets them engage and have conversations of like-minded people. Because the thing we found was, it was much easier to be a value investor when you had a like-minded community around you. When you're on your own on an island that nobody agrees with you, it's easy to fall for the other traps of the media and things like that. But when you're in this community and people are all talking the same talk, it's much easier to have much more like-minded conversations. And the best part is, this is all available for less than a cup of coffee per day. This will literally change lives, increase your net worth potentially by hundreds of thousands, if not millions of dollars, just by following the process that works. We do way more in here. We do book clubs. We do quotes of the day. We do exclusive content every single day just for people in the community. And it's such a well-done chat. Two ways to sign up, everythingmoney.com or patreon.com for international users. But guys, it's less than a cup of coffee a day and it could lead to millions. Sign up now. So now with Stock Analyzer Tool, this is your way of figuring out what to pay for a company once you've made assumptions. All right? So the first assumption I'm going to do is 10 years of analysis. You can do one to 20. Here are the revenue growth, profit margin, and free cashflow numbers of the company over the last one, five, and 10 years. Use these as kind of a guiding light for yourself going forward. Okay? So for revenue growth, yes, it's grown a lot, but the bigger and bigger it gets, it's harder and harder to grow. Yes, I made that mistake five years ago, but I'm going to continue making reasonable, low assumptions. So I'm going to do three, five, and 7% revenue growth. Profit margin, I'm going to do 21, 22.5, and 24. Free cashflow margin, I'm going to do 23, 24.5, and 26. PE. Now guys, they have a great moat, but the growth is going to slow as time goes on. So I'm going to call it 14, 16, and 18 PE and price of free cashflow. And for my final desired return, I'm going to do 12.5% and the reason being is you can get a ETF for nine or 10% return. So in order to get some sort of margin of safety and a reason to buy an individual stock, put it at 12 and a half or higher, it doesn't matter. I just did a video where I did 15% on all three stocks. So what do we do? We hit the analyze button. The stock is currently at 147.81. Scroll down and low of 60, high of 113, in the middle of 80 to 85. Now you might sit there and go, oh my God, this is impossible. First off, I'm going to add to my watch list at 104.9. Notify me. This software will send you a message on the app and through email telling you Apple hit that price. And for those of you who think there's no way it'll hit there, guys, it went from 180 to 130. Go look at our past videos. We literally had people saying, oh my God, you're so wrong on this. It went to 180. It will happen. Stocks will fall a lot faster than they'll go up. So if you liked this video and you want to learn more about our eight pillar process, click the link above. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel. Thank you very much.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvuDHFtc3sI	My goal is to teach value investing. I believe that the more you learn, the less you will fear. And I also believe in calling out, but I proceed to be the scam artist of the YouTube world. Make sure you find people who are teaching you a process and not just people who got lucky on a few stock picks and made a career out of it. So let's go use our software. If you're a member of our software, please follow along. Let's go to stock search and let's go to Apple. So we type it in there. Boom. We pull it up right here. Our eight pillar process worked very well for us. Like I said here, 52 week high of 183. 52 week low of 130. And the stock is currently trading at 147. My guess is Warren Buffet's not buying it at 147 because I believe in the past when it was 150 or so, he wasn't buying it, but who knows? We'll find out in the next 13F. So the eight pillar process. First pillar, we want the five year PE to be under 22.5. So on this main page, left-hand column, five year PE, 34.71. That's an X. All right. So it seems high, but again, a PE should be based on future growth potential and moat. I think we all agree that Apple has quite the moat. Pillar number two, we want the five year return on invested capital being greater than 9%. Our main page, 33.4%. This company does an amazing job reinvesting the money that is in the business through debt and equity. All right. Pillar number three, very simple. We want revenue growth over the last five years. So we scroll to the top, go to the income statement. Boom. Right here. Five years ago, 247.4. Last year, 386. Check mark there. Pillar number four, we want net income growth positive. That's it over the last five years. So we scroll down a little bit. Five years ago, they made 53 billion. Last year, 101 billion, almost double. Now, six or seven years ago, somebody reached out to me and said, Paul, what do you think of Apple from a value play? It was a screaming value play, but I didn't buy it. Where was my flaw in my analysis? I didn't think they could grow that much more that quickly. I was clearly wrong, but that's my usual mistakes or mistakes of omission, not commission. What that means is I usually, I tend to exclude companies I should have bought. I don't tend to buy companies that I should have never, ever bought. This is where I missed my mark here. I thought, how the heck they beat these four years? Well, very easily, they do this. They crushed it. Guys, I was just in New York City this weekend with my fiance for my birthday. We were walking next to the hotel at night and there was the Apple store. It's underground Apple store. I walked up to the guy, the security guy. I said, hey, what do you guys close? Start with 24 hours. I was like, this is incredible. Went downstairs, it was busy. People were helpful. You were able to buy anything. We had our screen protector, changed out. I was looking at the Apple, the iPhone 13 Pro, et cetera. It was incredible. This is what makes Apple amazing. They're customer oriented and they make a ton of money. And unlike other tech companies in the past, you're immersing your life into Apple. That's how they're gonna keep you on Apple products for a long time. And that's what I love. So point number five, we want the shares outstanding, staying the same or decreasing because we don't want share dilution. When a company increases the number of shares they have, they're diluting you as an owner. You own less and less of the business as time goes on. We don't want that. So we scroll down to the income statement. We go to the end of the sixth year, 20.9 billion, 16.28. Check mark there, shares are decreasing. Now they are buying back expensive shares that they don't like, but they're generating so much cashflow. It's really difficult to kind of put that to use. So I can somewhat buy into that. Pillar number six, we wanna look at their long-term liabilities, essentially their debt. Cause debt works for a company the way it works for you as a person. If you and your neighbor are exactly the same people, same income, same home, same everything, but they have 10 million in debt, you have zero. Who is more likely to have financial trouble? Of course them, same thing with a company. So what do we do? We go back to the main page. We look at their five-year average free cashflow. We multiply that by five. So 75 billion times five is $375 billion. So we want their long-term liabilities to be under 375 billion. So we go up to the balance sheet, scroll almost to the bottom, total long-term liabilities, $155 billion. Less than half of that number. Now pillar seven and eight, we're gonna explain more about the cashflow. So free cashflow is cash from operations, less your capital expenditures. You can do one of five things with free cashflow. Buy back shares, pay down debt, pay dividends, reinvest back in yourself or make acquisitions. You can do any combination of those five. It's quite simple. Just like your free cashflow, they have free cashflow. All right, so how do we calculate it? Well, luckily for you guys in our cashflow statement, instead of making you do the math, we just add the line right here. Boom, free cashflow, right here after your capital expenditures. 54.7 to 105, check mark there. So our final metric, just like the PE, we want some sort of multiple of free cashflow to give us a market cap for the company that you wanna buy at. So we take the five-year average free cashflow, call it 75 billion. We multiply it by 22.5. 1.5 plus 150, 1.65, call it $1.7 billion trillion. It's actually 1.68 or 1.69 trillion, 1.7 trillion. So we want Apple's market cap to be under 1.7 trillion. So if you remember on the main page, main metrics, we have 2.4 trillion as a market cap. So it's expensive. Now guys, there's a lot of math I've thrown here. For those of you who subscribe to the software, you've seen this a thousand times and you automatically probably go to the eight pillars tab. It's right here all the way for you. X was the first one, X was the last one. Everything else was a check in between. Now, does that mean because there's two Xs here, you shouldn't buy it? Not necessarily. There are other parts of the company, whether they're growing a lot, have a great moat, can make it a high return on their invested capital like Apple can, you can justify paying a higher price. How do we determine that? Well, we go to the stock analyzer tool. This is our most popular part of our website. It allows you to make the assumptions about the future and determine what price to pay for the company based on those assumptions. Before we do the stock analyzer tool, I want you to pay close attention because this will make a lot more sense. When we started this channel, I was using an Excel sheet with a data feed and everybody who watched our videos, if you go back, people were writing there, how do I get the Excel sheet? So we said, you know what? Let's just create the software. This is the software I use every single day to analyze my own companies. It gives you so much more than just the financial statements. First off, it gives you 30 years of financial statements. It gives you the stock analyzer tool, which if you're new to our channel, when you see it right now, you're gonna be blown away by how awesome it is. But most importantly, it gives you our community. This is a community of over 12,000 people who have signed up for the software in the last year and a half. It lets them engage and have conversations of like-minded people because the thing we found was it was much easier to be a value investor when you had a like-minded community around you. When you're on your own on an island that nobody agrees with you, it's easy to fall for the other traps of the media and things like that. But when you're in this community and people are all talking the same talk, it's much easier to have much more like-minded conversations. And the best part is, this is all available for less than a cup of coffee per day. This will literally change lives, increase your net worth potentially by hundreds of thousands, if not millions of dollars, just by following the process that works. We do way more in here. We do book clubs. We do quotes of the day. We do exclusive content every single day just for people in the community. And it's such a well done chat. Two ways to sign up, everythingmoney.com or patreon.com for international users. But guys, it's less than a cup of coffee a day and it could lead to millions. Sign up now. So now with Stock Analyzer tool, this is your way of figuring out how to, what to pay for a company once you've made assumptions. All right. So the first assumption I'm gonna do is 10 years of analysis. You can do one to 20. Here are the revenue growth, profit margin and free cashflow numbers of the company over the last one, five and 10 years. Use these as kind of a guiding light for yourself going forward. Okay. So for revenue growth, yes, it's grown a lot, but the bigger and bigger it gets, it's harder and harder to grow. Yes, I made that mistake five years ago, but I'm gonna continue making reasonable, low assumptions. So I'm gonna do three, five and 7% revenue growth. Profit margin. I'm gonna do 21, 22.5 and 24. Free cashflow margin. I'm gonna do 23, 24.5 and 26. PE. Now guys, they have a great moat, but the growth is gonna slow as time goes on. So I'm gonna call it 14, 16 and 18 PE and price of free cashflow. And for my final desired return, I'm at 12.5%. The reason being is you can get a ETF for nine or 10% return. So in order to get some sort of margin of safety and a reason to buy an individual stock, put it at 12.5 or higher, it doesn't matter. I just did a video where I did 15% on all three stocks. So what do we do? We hit the analyze button. The stock is currently at 147.81. Scroll down and low of 60, high of 113 in the middle of 80 to 85. Now you might sit there and go, oh my God, this is impossible. First off, I'm gonna add to my watch list at 104.9. Notify me. This software will send you a message on the app and through email telling you Apple hit that price. And for those of you who think, there's no way it'll hit there. Guys, it went from 180 to 130. Go look at our past videos. We literally had people saying,
125,899,752	135	J0i5PDTB1JQ	3.085804	120.997611	Don't buy	Selected region	2	VZ	null	37.57	null	5 Stocks Dividend Investors Are Buying Now	45,255,832	Yes	135	5 Stocks Dividend Investors Are Buying Now	2023-12-27 15:00:24+00:00	UChBVf9YnourrEDTsbbwJPRA	Everything Money	Here are 5 stocks dividend investors are buying now: Verizon ($VZ), Pepsico ($PEP), Cisco ($CSCO), Best Buy ($BBY), and AT&T ($T). Should they be buying them? Should you? Paul and Mo perform a stock analysis on each one in the video above! #everythingmoney #dividendinvesting 🚨 FREE ALL-ACCESS TRIAL TO EM COMMUNITY & SOFTWARE TOOLS ➡ https://everythingmoney.com/signup 👕SECURE THE BAG (maybe even an AUTOGRAPHED one)! Buy Everything Money merchandise here: https://everythingmoney.store/ 👀 Watch our Stock Market for Beginners Series. This series is your complete guide to getting started investing in the stock market correctly so you can avoid 99% of investor mistakes. 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READ THE FULL DISCLAIMER HERE: https://everythingmoney.com/disclaimer	['everything money', 'paul gabrail', 'everythingmoney', 'Verizon ($VZ)', 'Pepsico ($PEP)', 'Best Buy ($BBY)', 'at&t stock', 't stock', 'dividend stocks', 'dividend investing', 'dividend stocks to buy', 'what stocks to buy for dividend investing', 'dividend stocks to buy now', 'dividend stocks explained', 'pepsi stock', 'verizon', 'verizon stock analysis', 'stock analysis', 'value investing', '5 dividend stocks', '5 stocks', '5 dividend stocks to buy', 'dividend stock review', 'everything money dividend stocks']	en	663	false	25,463	675	178	['Problem with CSCO is that dividend growth is 3%', "I feel investors should be focusing on under-the-radar stocks, and considering the current rollercoaster nature of the stock market, Because 35% of my $270k portfolio comprises of plummeting stocks which were once revered and i don't know where to go here out of devastation.", 'First time I see you guys. I love how you jumped straight to the point. Subbed!', 'I agree that AI stocks will dominate 2024. Why I prefer NVIDIA is that they are better placed to maintain long term growth potential, and provide a platform for other AI companies. I know someone who has made more than 200% from NVIDIA last year.', "The S&P 500 moved 8.9% higher last Month, achieving one of its best monthly performances in history.. which is an indicator for profits to continue to improve. I just want my money to keep outgrowing the inflation rate. I'm still looking for companies to make additions to my $500K portfolio, to boost performance. Here for ideas...", 'PEP seems the most interesting one for me 😊', "Like Warren Buffet said, dividends are only good if the business you're investing into can't make good use of that capital. So, if you're trying to invest in businesses with actual growth, looking at dividends is a waste of time. Why are you investing into a company if they're returning capital to you because they think you can make better use if it than they can. It's not much different from bond investing. The way I see it, if you have a $1 million at some point, that'd be enough to create a portfolio that would pay you between 50k - 70k in dividend income.", "It's the Bert and Ernie show", 'Hi Paul/Mo...pls share thoughts on exxon', 'Gotta think to what companies are actually legit and what companies are just there to move drugs and ammunition to fund illegal stuff🤌🏻🤷\u200d♀️', 'Great analysis Summary: “Security selection is a detractor from total return” quote from David Swensen \n\nLesson 1: @0:57 don’t just chase dividends (focus on total returns) VZ = questionable quality, high debt. Conclusion - dividend trap\n\nLesson 2: PEP Payout Ratio too high. (dividends exceed earnings) @2:16 popular stock hiding dirty laundry \n\nLesson 3: CSCO @3:45 “dead money” for two decades. Missed opportunity to compound your capital for 2 decades. Share buyback = financial engineering. \n\nLesson 4: Best buy. Don’t sacrifice superior total returns for dividends. AMZN ate BBY and other retailers for lunch. Just like WMT ate K-Mart, JC Penney and Sears. Corporate Darwinism is real. Netflix ate Blockbuster. Survival of the fittest. \n\nLesson 5: AT&T chronic inferior leadership. Unnecessary Debt burden. Borrowing money to buy trashy businesses in a futile empire building quest. Conclusion: Toxic dividend. \n\nConsider equal weight IVV+VIG+VYM+VTV+\nSCHG+BND back test to determine suitability', 'Why do you do dividend stock analysis when you don’t really like dividends?', 'Buffet bought Verizon again? Why? He just sold it 2 years ago after holding it for years.', 'Disagree on Pepsi huge mote very stable you said what if they cut the dividend when I look historical Pepsi performed very well even when the market crashed Pepsi didn’t I don’t think the math tells the story past 30 years Pepsi easily beat the market 13% vs 10% no test', 'VOD (Vodafone) pays a dividend of 11%.. very low PE but very high debt', 'CSCO PEG ratio is 3..... very low growth expectations...', 'I was hoping to see $MO included. 8 Pillar Thriller! My favorite dividend stock 🤑', 'Stupid dividend', 'all trash wba was good buy at 20 i made my top position already green with 10%+ and already geting divindeds with yeald about 10% murica need pills you have much of crazy ppl this was so easy buy same as meta or paypal.', 'Stll just gonna T bill and chill', 'Why not include the tobacco companies in this video? 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It has had steady growth since its release.', 'I’ll be adding AMS66T$ to my portfolio soon, 10k AMS66T$ is plenty to start.', 'I bought 5k usd AMS66T$ .I feel like this token will raise to $10 really easily.', 'Awesome work.. Yeah, AMS66T$ ! is something so unique, very exciting ,big exchanges will come before the bull run kicks off', 'AMS66T$ will change the trajectory of my future investements/trades.... I feel it!', 'AMS66T$ Has great potential with the Vasil Fork!!!', 'looks like everyone is on AMS66T$ ,Ill join too hope we all get good profit together', 'Thats the real kicker, eh? AMS66T$ goes to a million, my personal wealth doubles.']	Everything Money is a disciplined investment education YouTube channel that teaches how to help build long-term wealth through stocks, real estate, and business development. Paul is a disciplined investor who loves teaching the proper mindset, emotions, and process it takes to be a value investor. Mo shares his strategies that he utilizes for options trading, chart trading, and deeper dives into finding Value Stocks. Learn from us on how to study companies to invest in, examine real estate deals, and how to excel your business with development strategies. Learn from Paul on how he operates over 1000 units of real estate across the country. No fluff, no gimmicks, no bullsh*t....just careful, calculated investment strategies. Join our community!	45,610,597	262,000	2,728	Category 1	Five stocks that dividend investors are buying right now. First one, Verizon. Now Verizon's a company that Berkshire Hathaway owned at one point. And if you look at our past videos about it, we were just confused by that. I didn't understand why. My biggest reason was this. Still don't understand. Yeah. Well, I don't think they own it anymore. They don't anymore, but. $158 billion market cap. This means if you bought every single share outstanding, you would have to spend $158 billion to own all the shares on the market. Look at this enterprise value, 440 billion. Essentially in between here is the total debt. That's essentially the net debt in the company. So I look at the saying, in a rising interest rate environment, and we were saying this before rates even went up from 0%. This was like two, three years ago. Well, two, I think we weren't making, yeah, two or three years ago. Yeah, you're probably right. And that just made no sense to me. They pay a huge dividend though, and people love that. That's the attraction. $11 billion, but here's the deal guys, for the dividend people out there, you have to remember, don't just chase dividend yield. You got to sit there and make sure, can they afford it? And is the company a reasonably priced company? Now look, you might sit there and say, hey, the PE is only 7.6. The five-year PE is 8.2. Guys, $13.7 billion in free cashflow last year. Look at their net income though, 21 billion. That's a big difference. Five-year net income, 19 billion. Five-year free cashflow, 7 billion. That immediately I just go, blah, not interested in it. I know a value investor that I respect greatly who still has this stock. I'm not going to mention who, not for me. What do you think, Mo? It's just, it's way too difficult. Actually, the whole telecommunication space is this way. They love debt. You do see a ton of debt on telecommunications and that just rubs me the wrong way. Yeah, especially when you sit there and say, what happens when their average interest rate even goes up 2% on $300 billion? You're talking about $6 billion of free cashflow gone. And this is an example of why buy a company that is really struggling on paper. That's what it looks like just for the difference. I just think it's a bad balance sheet. Okay, stock number two, PepsiCo. Let's look up PepsiCo. Be a little better. I will say I love Coke Zero, but Pepsi Max is really good as well. Really, really good. Not as much debt here. Dividend yield, 2.8%, but here's the deal, Mo. Oh my goodness. It eats up all of their cashflow. Their one-year free cashflow is 7 billion. Their five-year average, 6.5 billion. Their dividends are 6.5 billion. I look at that saying, okay, you're also paying 33 times cashflow and 28 times earnings to get that. And again, free cashflow is lower than earnings. Yeah. I don't know. Like you have to sit there and say, what's the attraction here when you're paying 33 times free cashflow? Good return on invested capital, 15%. Good one-year, 17%. So I look at these things thinking, okay, this is better than Verizon. Way better than Verizon. But again, if there's any sort of hurdle that happens, what are they gonna do with this dividend? It's gonna be the first thing they cut. Why? Well, guys, I mean, they have to sit there and save their money somehow. If all of a sudden their free cashflow drops 20%, how do they afford that dividend? Taking on debt? No. I don't want that. I don't think they would. Let's see what analyst estimates are saying for EPS. High, mid to high single digits earnings per share growth. So I imagine the free cash will be the same way. But again, the free cashflow is trailing net income over the last five years. Why would that change? I don't know. So for me, again, I'd rather have this than Verizon. Absolutely. All right. Stock number three, Cisco. Now this is the company that back in 2000 was gonna be the first trillion dollar company. Hit 500 billion. All the articles were saying first trillion dollar company. Guys, I just wanna show you. It has not reached a 2000 peak yet. 23 years later, it has not hit that peak. The peak was March 27th, 2000, $82 a share. It has never hit that since. The closest it got was December of 2021. Hit 6428 a share. So it's never even become a $500 billion company. Since, correct. Forget about trillion. Yeah, forget about trillion. All right, now this company. I will say dividend yield of 3.1%. Dividends paid 6.3. Last year's free cashflow, 17 and a half billion. Five-year average, 15. Mo, look at their net income. One year, 13 and a half. Five-year, 11.6. So guys, again, I reiterate. Now their free cashflow is greater than net income, which is not what we saw with Verizon or Pepsi. And this dividend yield. Very affordable. Business would have to really do poorly to get that. This is a company where I, just based on those little things, I'm like, okay, I'll look a little bit more. Yep, now price of free cashflow is almost single digits. PE, a little bit higher. That's okay though. Good solid return on invested capital. So far of the three, this is by far the most attractive. Now you might sit there and say, yeah, but it's gross. It's Cisco. Yeah, I get ya. I got ya. Mid single digits EPS growth. Low single digits revenue growth. Remember guys, just because a company doesn't have a lot of growth potential does not mean it's not a good investment. If you have two companies, they're exactly the same. One's gonna grow 20% a year. One's gonna grow 5% a year. Which one will you pay more for? 20%. 20%. However, if the 5% grower is selling for five times free cashflow and a 20% grower is selling for 200 times free cashflow, which one's a better investment? First one. Probably the first one. And that's the whole idea behind value investing is realizing that there is a price that's too high to pay. And there is a price that's low enough that it makes sense to do so. And I could be ignoring that with Pepsi and Verizon. I look at Cisco going, I like the balance sheet more. I look at our eight pillars, eight pillar stock, 1.7 times a five-year free cash flows or debt, way more manageable. They're buying back shares. I don't know. This might be, to me, this is the best one we've seen so far. Yep. This one's definitely on my radar. Yep. It's on my watch list right here. Absolutely. What's it on my watch list for? It is on my watch list as well for $40 a share. Stock number four, Best Buy. Guys, it's retail. So you have to ask yourself, will Best Buy be able to survive this retail contraction that's ongoing and probably gonna continue for a long time? Best Buy is an interesting company from the standpoint of multiples. Five-year average free cash flow, eight. One year is 12. PE of 13, five-year PE of 9.6, 9.7. Dividends paid. They can afford it. 800 million on 1.4 billion pays out 4.8%. Guys, in my opinion on Best Buy, I don't think you're buying this for a long-term ownership, in my opinion. I think this is one of those things where if it gets cheap enough and makes sense in a short-term play, it could make a lot of sense. Now, of course, your analysis could be different. Don't listen to me just because I'm on the internet here. Right? But let's go use Stock Analyzer tool to look at Best Buy. I'm gonna pull up Best Buy in our Stock Analyzer tool. The last time I did it was November 13th of this year. Now, guys, you've seen a lot here. This is the only tool you've seen so far, but we have all of these other tools plus our community of thousands of like-minded investors. If you're interested in learning more about it, go to everythingmoney.com. We have a free seven-day full access free trial. Very simple. Go check it out and go from there. Now, guys, look at these assumptions I made for Best Buy. Mo, look at these. Negative 4%, negative 2% revenue growth, and 0% revenue growth. Okay? That's pretty conservative. Profit margin. I probably should have gotten more conservative here, but I did 2.5, 3, and 3.5. Free cashflow. Their free cashflow has been higher in every period over the last 10 years. I did 3, 3.5, 4. Look at my PE. 6, 8, and 10. Guys, I sat there and said, this is a declining business, most likely. I could be wrong on that, but I gotta be conservative. I gotta give myself that. Hey, what's more likely to happen? That Best Buy grows a lot from here or Best Buy contracts? I think so, too. Okay? Same with price of free cashflow. Look at my desired return, Mo. 14, 16, and 18%. I wanna kill it on this thing. So, you might sit there and say, Paul, you're beating up too much. Absolutely. I wanna kill it on this thing. I wanna absolutely kill it on this thing. Hit the analyze button. Okay. Price of 26 to 30. High price of 40 to 50. Middle price of 35 to 40. I have in my watch list of 40 bucks, and guys, that's only to sell puts, and I don't even know if I wanna buy it. Yeah. If I were trying to, the other big reason is, it used to be a stock I liked. However, my methodology of buying has changed. I've changed from special situations. Hey, the stock is undervalued. Let me buy it. Hopefully, it can go to my value and then sell it. Now, I wanna own companies for the long haul. I don't think I wanna own Best Buy for the long haul. And you look at this being at 77.50 a share. Let's say you wanted it at $40. You were actually gonna buy the stock. The thing basically has to fall in half. So, you're gonna own it at double the price to get a dividend. That's kind of the methodology. For a lot of people. I'm thinking for a lot of people right now. Yeah, you're right. And for it to fall in half, what happens to that income? Look at the income overall. It's declining. Let's look quarter to quarter. Last quarter was 9.76. The previous same quarter was 10.6 billion in revenue. So, it's declining, guys. Now, doesn't mean they can't turn things around. Doesn't mean something can't happen like that. All I know is, if you're trying to own business for the long haul, probably not a company you wanna be in. If you wanna own business in a special situation, wait for the stock to fall dramatically before you go. Let me take a look. AT&T. Guys, this balance sheet is just a cluster F. $118 billion market cap. $400 billion enterprise value. This dividend yield. Now, granted, I will say, this free cashflow is huge compared to their net income. 20 billion in free cashflow. I just look at it. I don't focus on the last year because they had some spinoffs. So, 20 billion versus negative 11.3 in net income. Probably a write-off in there. Terrible return on invested capital. So, to me, it says, AT&T, stop giving your money to acquisitions, expansion. Do me a favor. Buy back shares, pay down debt, pay your dividend. The dividend is huge. If I were AT&T, you know what I'd do? I would cancel this dividend, which all you dividend lovers out there are gonna hate me for. Cancel this dividend, start paying down this debt. Make the debt more manageable. And buy back shares. It's selling for a six-time price of free cashflow. Do some sort of combo buying back shares. I look at this going, I don't understand. Apart from that, I'm just confused by this. Me too. AT&T has fallen from grace. $16 a share. 10 years ago. Oh, it was actually lower 10 years ago. Isn't that funny? That's incredible. Guys, thank you very much for your time.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0i5PDTB1JQ	First one, Verizon. Now Verizon's a company that Berkshire Hathaway owned at one point. And if you look at our past videos about it, we were just confused by that. I didn't understand why. My biggest reason was this. Still don't understand why. Yeah. Well, I don't think they own it anymore. They don't anymore, but. $158 billion market cap. This means if you bought every single share outstanding, you would have to spend $158 billion to own all the shares on the market. Look at this enterprise value, 440 billion. Essentially in between here is the total debt. That's essentially the net debt in the company. So I look at this saying, in a rising interest rate environment. And we were saying this before rates even went up from 0%. This was like two, three years ago. Well, two, I think we weren't making, yeah, two or three years ago. Yeah, you're probably right. Yeah. And that just made no sense to me. They pay a huge dividend though, and people love that. That's the attraction. $11 billion, but here's the deal guys, for the dividend people out there, you have to remember, don't just chase dividend yield. You gotta sit there and make sure, can they afford it? And is the company a reasonably priced company? Now look, you might sit there and say, hey, the PE is only 7.6. The five-year PE is 8.2. Guys, $13.7 billion in free cashflow last year. Look at their net income though, 21 billion. That's a big difference. Five-year net income, 19 billion. Five-year free cashflow, 7 billion. That immediately I just go, blah, not interested in it. I know a value investor that I respect greatly who still has this stock. I'm not going to mention who. Not for me. What do you think, Mo? It's just, it's way too difficult. Actually, the whole telecommunications space is this way. They love debt. You do see a ton of debt on telecommunications, and that just rubs me the wrong way. Yeah, especially when you sit there and say, what happens when their average interest rate even goes up 2% on $300 billion? You're talking about $6 billion of free cashflow gone. And this is an example of why buy a company that is really struggling on paper. That's what it looks like, just for the dividend. I just think it's a bad balance sheet.
125,899,752	135	J0i5PDTB1JQ	122.215661	210.91472	Unclear	Selected region	1	PEP	null	167.95	null	5 Stocks Dividend Investors Are Buying Now	45,255,832	Yes	135	5 Stocks Dividend Investors Are Buying Now	2023-12-27 15:00:24+00:00	UChBVf9YnourrEDTsbbwJPRA	Everything Money	Here are 5 stocks dividend investors are buying now: Verizon ($VZ), Pepsico ($PEP), Cisco ($CSCO), Best Buy ($BBY), and AT&T ($T). Should they be buying them? Should you? Paul and Mo perform a stock analysis on each one in the video above! #everythingmoney #dividendinvesting 🚨 FREE ALL-ACCESS TRIAL TO EM COMMUNITY & SOFTWARE TOOLS ➡ https://everythingmoney.com/signup 👕SECURE THE BAG (maybe even an AUTOGRAPHED one)! Buy Everything Money merchandise here: https://everythingmoney.store/ 👀 Watch our Stock Market for Beginners Series. This series is your complete guide to getting started investing in the stock market correctly so you can avoid 99% of investor mistakes. We will teach you the basics of investing, setting up your brokerage account, and buying your 1st stock. 📈Watch Here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoR9krGgHlYi48ZEw24gFn7koHTJkr85w _____________________________________________________ ⚠️ By watching videos posted on Everything Money’s YouTube channel and/or using EverythingMoney.com, you acknowledge that you have read, understand, and agree to the following: Everything Money is Not an Investment Advisor: Everything Money (including Paul, Mo, and Any other person including, but not limited to, other staff members, guests, personalities, etc.) is not an investment adviser, and it is not registered as such with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission or any other state or federal authority under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 or any other law. 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READ THE FULL DISCLAIMER HERE: https://everythingmoney.com/disclaimer	['everything money', 'paul gabrail', 'everythingmoney', 'Verizon ($VZ)', 'Pepsico ($PEP)', 'Best Buy ($BBY)', 'at&t stock', 't stock', 'dividend stocks', 'dividend investing', 'dividend stocks to buy', 'what stocks to buy for dividend investing', 'dividend stocks to buy now', 'dividend stocks explained', 'pepsi stock', 'verizon', 'verizon stock analysis', 'stock analysis', 'value investing', '5 dividend stocks', '5 stocks', '5 dividend stocks to buy', 'dividend stock review', 'everything money dividend stocks']	en	663	false	25,463	675	178	['Problem with CSCO is that dividend growth is 3%', "I feel investors should be focusing on under-the-radar stocks, and considering the current rollercoaster nature of the stock market, Because 35% of my $270k portfolio comprises of plummeting stocks which were once revered and i don't know where to go here out of devastation.", 'First time I see you guys. I love how you jumped straight to the point. Subbed!', 'I agree that AI stocks will dominate 2024. Why I prefer NVIDIA is that they are better placed to maintain long term growth potential, and provide a platform for other AI companies. I know someone who has made more than 200% from NVIDIA last year.', "The S&P 500 moved 8.9% higher last Month, achieving one of its best monthly performances in history.. which is an indicator for profits to continue to improve. I just want my money to keep outgrowing the inflation rate. I'm still looking for companies to make additions to my $500K portfolio, to boost performance. Here for ideas...", 'PEP seems the most interesting one for me 😊', "Like Warren Buffet said, dividends are only good if the business you're investing into can't make good use of that capital. So, if you're trying to invest in businesses with actual growth, looking at dividends is a waste of time. Why are you investing into a company if they're returning capital to you because they think you can make better use if it than they can. It's not much different from bond investing. The way I see it, if you have a $1 million at some point, that'd be enough to create a portfolio that would pay you between 50k - 70k in dividend income.", "It's the Bert and Ernie show", 'Hi Paul/Mo...pls share thoughts on exxon', 'Gotta think to what companies are actually legit and what companies are just there to move drugs and ammunition to fund illegal stuff🤌🏻🤷\u200d♀️', 'Great analysis Summary: “Security selection is a detractor from total return” quote from David Swensen \n\nLesson 1: @0:57 don’t just chase dividends (focus on total returns) VZ = questionable quality, high debt. Conclusion - dividend trap\n\nLesson 2: PEP Payout Ratio too high. (dividends exceed earnings) @2:16 popular stock hiding dirty laundry \n\nLesson 3: CSCO @3:45 “dead money” for two decades. Missed opportunity to compound your capital for 2 decades. Share buyback = financial engineering. \n\nLesson 4: Best buy. Don’t sacrifice superior total returns for dividends. AMZN ate BBY and other retailers for lunch. Just like WMT ate K-Mart, JC Penney and Sears. Corporate Darwinism is real. Netflix ate Blockbuster. Survival of the fittest. \n\nLesson 5: AT&T chronic inferior leadership. Unnecessary Debt burden. Borrowing money to buy trashy businesses in a futile empire building quest. Conclusion: Toxic dividend. \n\nConsider equal weight IVV+VIG+VYM+VTV+\nSCHG+BND back test to determine suitability', 'Why do you do dividend stock analysis when you don’t really like dividends?', 'Buffet bought Verizon again? Why? He just sold it 2 years ago after holding it for years.', 'Disagree on Pepsi huge mote very stable you said what if they cut the dividend when I look historical Pepsi performed very well even when the market crashed Pepsi didn’t I don’t think the math tells the story past 30 years Pepsi easily beat the market 13% vs 10% no test', 'VOD (Vodafone) pays a dividend of 11%.. very low PE but very high debt', 'CSCO PEG ratio is 3..... very low growth expectations...', 'I was hoping to see $MO included. 8 Pillar Thriller! My favorite dividend stock 🤑', 'Stupid dividend', 'all trash wba was good buy at 20 i made my top position already green with 10%+ and already geting divindeds with yeald about 10% murica need pills you have much of crazy ppl this was so easy buy same as meta or paypal.', 'Stll just gonna T bill and chill', 'Why not include the tobacco companies in this video? 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It has had steady growth since its release.', 'I’ll be adding AMS66T$ to my portfolio soon, 10k AMS66T$ is plenty to start.', 'I bought 5k usd AMS66T$ .I feel like this token will raise to $10 really easily.', 'Awesome work.. Yeah, AMS66T$ ! is something so unique, very exciting ,big exchanges will come before the bull run kicks off', 'AMS66T$ will change the trajectory of my future investements/trades.... I feel it!', 'AMS66T$ Has great potential with the Vasil Fork!!!', 'looks like everyone is on AMS66T$ ,Ill join too hope we all get good profit together', 'Thats the real kicker, eh? AMS66T$ goes to a million, my personal wealth doubles.']	Everything Money is a disciplined investment education YouTube channel that teaches how to help build long-term wealth through stocks, real estate, and business development. Paul is a disciplined investor who loves teaching the proper mindset, emotions, and process it takes to be a value investor. Mo shares his strategies that he utilizes for options trading, chart trading, and deeper dives into finding Value Stocks. Learn from us on how to study companies to invest in, examine real estate deals, and how to excel your business with development strategies. Learn from Paul on how he operates over 1000 units of real estate across the country. No fluff, no gimmicks, no bullsh*t....just careful, calculated investment strategies. Join our community!	45,610,597	262,000	2,728	Category 1	Five stocks that dividend investors are buying right now. First one, Verizon. Now Verizon's a company that Berkshire Hathaway owned at one point. And if you look at our past videos about it, we were just confused by that. I didn't understand why. My biggest reason was this. Still don't understand. Yeah. Well, I don't think they own it anymore. They don't anymore, but. $158 billion market cap. This means if you bought every single share outstanding, you would have to spend $158 billion to own all the shares on the market. Look at this enterprise value, 440 billion. Essentially in between here is the total debt. That's essentially the net debt in the company. So I look at the saying, in a rising interest rate environment, and we were saying this before rates even went up from 0%. This was like two, three years ago. Well, two, I think we weren't making, yeah, two or three years ago. Yeah, you're probably right. And that just made no sense to me. They pay a huge dividend though, and people love that. That's the attraction. $11 billion, but here's the deal guys, for the dividend people out there, you have to remember, don't just chase dividend yield. You got to sit there and make sure, can they afford it? And is the company a reasonably priced company? Now look, you might sit there and say, hey, the PE is only 7.6. The five-year PE is 8.2. Guys, $13.7 billion in free cashflow last year. Look at their net income though, 21 billion. That's a big difference. Five-year net income, 19 billion. Five-year free cashflow, 7 billion. That immediately I just go, blah, not interested in it. I know a value investor that I respect greatly who still has this stock. I'm not going to mention who, not for me. What do you think, Mo? It's just, it's way too difficult. Actually, the whole telecommunication space is this way. They love debt. You do see a ton of debt on telecommunications and that just rubs me the wrong way. Yeah, especially when you sit there and say, what happens when their average interest rate even goes up 2% on $300 billion? You're talking about $6 billion of free cashflow gone. And this is an example of why buy a company that is really struggling on paper. That's what it looks like just for the difference. I just think it's a bad balance sheet. Okay, stock number two, PepsiCo. Let's look up PepsiCo. Be a little better. I will say I love Coke Zero, but Pepsi Max is really good as well. Really, really good. Not as much debt here. Dividend yield, 2.8%, but here's the deal, Mo. Oh my goodness. It eats up all of their cashflow. Their one-year free cashflow is 7 billion. Their five-year average, 6.5 billion. Their dividends are 6.5 billion. I look at that saying, okay, you're also paying 33 times cashflow and 28 times earnings to get that. And again, free cashflow is lower than earnings. Yeah. I don't know. Like you have to sit there and say, what's the attraction here when you're paying 33 times free cashflow? Good return on invested capital, 15%. Good one-year, 17%. So I look at these things thinking, okay, this is better than Verizon. Way better than Verizon. But again, if there's any sort of hurdle that happens, what are they gonna do with this dividend? It's gonna be the first thing they cut. Why? Well, guys, I mean, they have to sit there and save their money somehow. If all of a sudden their free cashflow drops 20%, how do they afford that dividend? Taking on debt? No. I don't want that. I don't think they would. Let's see what analyst estimates are saying for EPS. High, mid to high single digits earnings per share growth. So I imagine the free cash will be the same way. But again, the free cashflow is trailing net income over the last five years. Why would that change? I don't know. So for me, again, I'd rather have this than Verizon. Absolutely. All right. Stock number three, Cisco. Now this is the company that back in 2000 was gonna be the first trillion dollar company. Hit 500 billion. All the articles were saying first trillion dollar company. Guys, I just wanna show you. It has not reached a 2000 peak yet. 23 years later, it has not hit that peak. The peak was March 27th, 2000, $82 a share. It has never hit that since. The closest it got was December of 2021. Hit 6428 a share. So it's never even become a $500 billion company. Since, correct. Forget about trillion. Yeah, forget about trillion. All right, now this company. I will say dividend yield of 3.1%. Dividends paid 6.3. Last year's free cashflow, 17 and a half billion. Five-year average, 15. Mo, look at their net income. One year, 13 and a half. Five-year, 11.6. So guys, again, I reiterate. Now their free cashflow is greater than net income, which is not what we saw with Verizon or Pepsi. And this dividend yield. Very affordable. Business would have to really do poorly to get that. This is a company where I, just based on those little things, I'm like, okay, I'll look a little bit more. Yep, now price of free cashflow is almost single digits. PE, a little bit higher. That's okay though. Good solid return on invested capital. So far of the three, this is by far the most attractive. Now you might sit there and say, yeah, but it's gross. It's Cisco. Yeah, I get ya. I got ya. Mid single digits EPS growth. Low single digits revenue growth. Remember guys, just because a company doesn't have a lot of growth potential does not mean it's not a good investment. If you have two companies, they're exactly the same. One's gonna grow 20% a year. One's gonna grow 5% a year. Which one will you pay more for? 20%. 20%. However, if the 5% grower is selling for five times free cashflow and a 20% grower is selling for 200 times free cashflow, which one's a better investment? First one. Probably the first one. And that's the whole idea behind value investing is realizing that there is a price that's too high to pay. And there is a price that's low enough that it makes sense to do so. And I could be ignoring that with Pepsi and Verizon. I look at Cisco going, I like the balance sheet more. I look at our eight pillars, eight pillar stock, 1.7 times a five-year free cash flows or debt, way more manageable. They're buying back shares. I don't know. This might be, to me, this is the best one we've seen so far. Yep. This one's definitely on my radar. Yep. It's on my watch list right here. Absolutely. What's it on my watch list for? It is on my watch list as well for $40 a share. Stock number four, Best Buy. Guys, it's retail. So you have to ask yourself, will Best Buy be able to survive this retail contraction that's ongoing and probably gonna continue for a long time? Best Buy is an interesting company from the standpoint of multiples. Five-year average free cash flow, eight. One year is 12. PE of 13, five-year PE of 9.6, 9.7. Dividends paid. They can afford it. 800 million on 1.4 billion pays out 4.8%. Guys, in my opinion on Best Buy, I don't think you're buying this for a long-term ownership, in my opinion. I think this is one of those things where if it gets cheap enough and makes sense in a short-term play, it could make a lot of sense. Now, of course, your analysis could be different. Don't listen to me just because I'm on the internet here. Right? But let's go use Stock Analyzer tool to look at Best Buy. I'm gonna pull up Best Buy in our Stock Analyzer tool. The last time I did it was November 13th of this year. Now, guys, you've seen a lot here. This is the only tool you've seen so far, but we have all of these other tools plus our community of thousands of like-minded investors. If you're interested in learning more about it, go to everythingmoney.com. We have a free seven-day full access free trial. Very simple. Go check it out and go from there. Now, guys, look at these assumptions I made for Best Buy. Mo, look at these. Negative 4%, negative 2% revenue growth, and 0% revenue growth. Okay? That's pretty conservative. Profit margin. I probably should have gotten more conservative here, but I did 2.5, 3, and 3.5. Free cashflow. Their free cashflow has been higher in every period over the last 10 years. I did 3, 3.5, 4. Look at my PE. 6, 8, and 10. Guys, I sat there and said, this is a declining business, most likely. I could be wrong on that, but I gotta be conservative. I gotta give myself that. Hey, what's more likely to happen? That Best Buy grows a lot from here or Best Buy contracts? I think so, too. Okay? Same with price of free cashflow. Look at my desired return, Mo. 14, 16, and 18%. I wanna kill it on this thing. So, you might sit there and say, Paul, you're beating up too much. Absolutely. I wanna kill it on this thing. I wanna absolutely kill it on this thing. Hit the analyze button. Okay. Price of 26 to 30. High price of 40 to 50. Middle price of 35 to 40. I have in my watch list of 40 bucks, and guys, that's only to sell puts, and I don't even know if I wanna buy it. Yeah. If I were trying to, the other big reason is, it used to be a stock I liked. However, my methodology of buying has changed. I've changed from special situations. Hey, the stock is undervalued. Let me buy it. Hopefully, it can go to my value and then sell it. Now, I wanna own companies for the long haul. I don't think I wanna own Best Buy for the long haul. And you look at this being at 77.50 a share. Let's say you wanted it at $40. You were actually gonna buy the stock. The thing basically has to fall in half. So, you're gonna own it at double the price to get a dividend. That's kind of the methodology. For a lot of people. I'm thinking for a lot of people right now. Yeah, you're right. And for it to fall in half, what happens to that income? Look at the income overall. It's declining. Let's look quarter to quarter. Last quarter was 9.76. The previous same quarter was 10.6 billion in revenue. So, it's declining, guys. Now, doesn't mean they can't turn things around. Doesn't mean something can't happen like that. All I know is, if you're trying to own business for the long haul, probably not a company you wanna be in. If you wanna own business in a special situation, wait for the stock to fall dramatically before you go. Let me take a look. AT&T. Guys, this balance sheet is just a cluster F. $118 billion market cap. $400 billion enterprise value. This dividend yield. Now, granted, I will say, this free cashflow is huge compared to their net income. 20 billion in free cashflow. I just look at it. I don't focus on the last year because they had some spinoffs. So, 20 billion versus negative 11.3 in net income. Probably a write-off in there. Terrible return on invested capital. So, to me, it says, AT&T, stop giving your money to acquisitions, expansion. Do me a favor. Buy back shares, pay down debt, pay your dividend. The dividend is huge. If I were AT&T, you know what I'd do? I would cancel this dividend, which all you dividend lovers out there are gonna hate me for. Cancel this dividend, start paying down this debt. Make the debt more manageable. And buy back shares. It's selling for a six-time price of free cashflow. Do some sort of combo buying back shares. I look at this going, I don't understand. Apart from that, I'm just confused by this. Me too. AT&T has fallen from grace. $16 a share. 10 years ago. Oh, it was actually lower 10 years ago. Isn't that funny? That's incredible. Guys, thank you very much for your time.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0i5PDTB1JQ	PepsiCo. Let's look up PepsiCo. A little better. I will say I love Coke Zero, but Pepsi Max is really good as well. Never really, really good. Not as much debt here. Dividend yield 2.8%, but here's a deal Mo. Oh my goodness. It eats up all of their cashflow. Their one year free cashflow is 7 billion. Their five-year average 6.5 billion. Their dividends are 6.5 billion. I look at that saying, okay, you're also paying 33 times cashflow and 28 times earnings to get that. And again, free cashflow is lower than earnings. Yeah. I don't know. Like you have to sit there and say, what's the attraction here when you're paying 33 times free cashflow? Good return on invested capital, 15%. Good one year, 17%. So I look at these things thinking, okay, this is better than Verizon. Way better than Verizon. But again, if there's any sort of hurdle that happens, what are they gonna do with this dividend? It's gonna be the first thing they cut. Why? Well, guys, I mean, they have to sit there and save their money somehow. If all of a sudden their free cashflow drops 20%, how do they afford that dividend? Taking on debt? No. I don't want that. I don't think they would. Let's see what analyst estimates are saying for EPS. High, mid to high single digits earnings per share growth. So I imagine the free cash will be the same way. But again, the free cashflow is trailing net income over the last five years. Why would that change? I don't know. So for me again.
125,899,752	135	J0i5PDTB1JQ	212.151268	362.554021	Buy	Selected region	3	CSCO	null	50.18	null	5 Stocks Dividend Investors Are Buying Now	45,255,832	Yes	135	5 Stocks Dividend Investors Are Buying Now	2023-12-27 15:00:24+00:00	UChBVf9YnourrEDTsbbwJPRA	Everything Money	Here are 5 stocks dividend investors are buying now: Verizon ($VZ), Pepsico ($PEP), Cisco ($CSCO), Best Buy ($BBY), and AT&T ($T). Should they be buying them? Should you? Paul and Mo perform a stock analysis on each one in the video above! #everythingmoney #dividendinvesting 🚨 FREE ALL-ACCESS TRIAL TO EM COMMUNITY & SOFTWARE TOOLS ➡ https://everythingmoney.com/signup 👕SECURE THE BAG (maybe even an AUTOGRAPHED one)! Buy Everything Money merchandise here: https://everythingmoney.store/ 👀 Watch our Stock Market for Beginners Series. This series is your complete guide to getting started investing in the stock market correctly so you can avoid 99% of investor mistakes. 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READ THE FULL DISCLAIMER HERE: https://everythingmoney.com/disclaimer	['everything money', 'paul gabrail', 'everythingmoney', 'Verizon ($VZ)', 'Pepsico ($PEP)', 'Best Buy ($BBY)', 'at&t stock', 't stock', 'dividend stocks', 'dividend investing', 'dividend stocks to buy', 'what stocks to buy for dividend investing', 'dividend stocks to buy now', 'dividend stocks explained', 'pepsi stock', 'verizon', 'verizon stock analysis', 'stock analysis', 'value investing', '5 dividend stocks', '5 stocks', '5 dividend stocks to buy', 'dividend stock review', 'everything money dividend stocks']	en	663	false	25,463	675	178	['Problem with CSCO is that dividend growth is 3%', "I feel investors should be focusing on under-the-radar stocks, and considering the current rollercoaster nature of the stock market, Because 35% of my $270k portfolio comprises of plummeting stocks which were once revered and i don't know where to go here out of devastation.", 'First time I see you guys. I love how you jumped straight to the point. Subbed!', 'I agree that AI stocks will dominate 2024. Why I prefer NVIDIA is that they are better placed to maintain long term growth potential, and provide a platform for other AI companies. I know someone who has made more than 200% from NVIDIA last year.', "The S&P 500 moved 8.9% higher last Month, achieving one of its best monthly performances in history.. which is an indicator for profits to continue to improve. I just want my money to keep outgrowing the inflation rate. I'm still looking for companies to make additions to my $500K portfolio, to boost performance. Here for ideas...", 'PEP seems the most interesting one for me 😊', "Like Warren Buffet said, dividends are only good if the business you're investing into can't make good use of that capital. So, if you're trying to invest in businesses with actual growth, looking at dividends is a waste of time. Why are you investing into a company if they're returning capital to you because they think you can make better use if it than they can. It's not much different from bond investing. The way I see it, if you have a $1 million at some point, that'd be enough to create a portfolio that would pay you between 50k - 70k in dividend income.", "It's the Bert and Ernie show", 'Hi Paul/Mo...pls share thoughts on exxon', 'Gotta think to what companies are actually legit and what companies are just there to move drugs and ammunition to fund illegal stuff🤌🏻🤷\u200d♀️', 'Great analysis Summary: “Security selection is a detractor from total return” quote from David Swensen \n\nLesson 1: @0:57 don’t just chase dividends (focus on total returns) VZ = questionable quality, high debt. Conclusion - dividend trap\n\nLesson 2: PEP Payout Ratio too high. (dividends exceed earnings) @2:16 popular stock hiding dirty laundry \n\nLesson 3: CSCO @3:45 “dead money” for two decades. Missed opportunity to compound your capital for 2 decades. Share buyback = financial engineering. \n\nLesson 4: Best buy. Don’t sacrifice superior total returns for dividends. AMZN ate BBY and other retailers for lunch. Just like WMT ate K-Mart, JC Penney and Sears. Corporate Darwinism is real. Netflix ate Blockbuster. Survival of the fittest. \n\nLesson 5: AT&T chronic inferior leadership. Unnecessary Debt burden. Borrowing money to buy trashy businesses in a futile empire building quest. Conclusion: Toxic dividend. \n\nConsider equal weight IVV+VIG+VYM+VTV+\nSCHG+BND back test to determine suitability', 'Why do you do dividend stock analysis when you don’t really like dividends?', 'Buffet bought Verizon again? Why? He just sold it 2 years ago after holding it for years.', 'Disagree on Pepsi huge mote very stable you said what if they cut the dividend when I look historical Pepsi performed very well even when the market crashed Pepsi didn’t I don’t think the math tells the story past 30 years Pepsi easily beat the market 13% vs 10% no test', 'VOD (Vodafone) pays a dividend of 11%.. very low PE but very high debt', 'CSCO PEG ratio is 3..... very low growth expectations...', 'I was hoping to see $MO included. 8 Pillar Thriller! My favorite dividend stock 🤑', 'Stupid dividend', 'all trash wba was good buy at 20 i made my top position already green with 10%+ and already geting divindeds with yeald about 10% murica need pills you have much of crazy ppl this was so easy buy same as meta or paypal.', 'Stll just gonna T bill and chill', 'Why not include the tobacco companies in this video? 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It has had steady growth since its release.', 'I’ll be adding AMS66T$ to my portfolio soon, 10k AMS66T$ is plenty to start.', 'I bought 5k usd AMS66T$ .I feel like this token will raise to $10 really easily.', 'Awesome work.. Yeah, AMS66T$ ! is something so unique, very exciting ,big exchanges will come before the bull run kicks off', 'AMS66T$ will change the trajectory of my future investements/trades.... I feel it!', 'AMS66T$ Has great potential with the Vasil Fork!!!', 'looks like everyone is on AMS66T$ ,Ill join too hope we all get good profit together', 'Thats the real kicker, eh? AMS66T$ goes to a million, my personal wealth doubles.']	Everything Money is a disciplined investment education YouTube channel that teaches how to help build long-term wealth through stocks, real estate, and business development. Paul is a disciplined investor who loves teaching the proper mindset, emotions, and process it takes to be a value investor. Mo shares his strategies that he utilizes for options trading, chart trading, and deeper dives into finding Value Stocks. Learn from us on how to study companies to invest in, examine real estate deals, and how to excel your business with development strategies. Learn from Paul on how he operates over 1000 units of real estate across the country. No fluff, no gimmicks, no bullsh*t....just careful, calculated investment strategies. Join our community!	45,610,597	262,000	2,728	Category 1	Five stocks that dividend investors are buying right now. First one, Verizon. Now Verizon's a company that Berkshire Hathaway owned at one point. And if you look at our past videos about it, we were just confused by that. I didn't understand why. My biggest reason was this. Still don't understand. Yeah. Well, I don't think they own it anymore. They don't anymore, but. $158 billion market cap. This means if you bought every single share outstanding, you would have to spend $158 billion to own all the shares on the market. Look at this enterprise value, 440 billion. Essentially in between here is the total debt. That's essentially the net debt in the company. So I look at the saying, in a rising interest rate environment, and we were saying this before rates even went up from 0%. This was like two, three years ago. Well, two, I think we weren't making, yeah, two or three years ago. Yeah, you're probably right. And that just made no sense to me. They pay a huge dividend though, and people love that. That's the attraction. $11 billion, but here's the deal guys, for the dividend people out there, you have to remember, don't just chase dividend yield. You got to sit there and make sure, can they afford it? And is the company a reasonably priced company? Now look, you might sit there and say, hey, the PE is only 7.6. The five-year PE is 8.2. Guys, $13.7 billion in free cashflow last year. Look at their net income though, 21 billion. That's a big difference. Five-year net income, 19 billion. Five-year free cashflow, 7 billion. That immediately I just go, blah, not interested in it. I know a value investor that I respect greatly who still has this stock. I'm not going to mention who, not for me. What do you think, Mo? It's just, it's way too difficult. Actually, the whole telecommunication space is this way. They love debt. You do see a ton of debt on telecommunications and that just rubs me the wrong way. Yeah, especially when you sit there and say, what happens when their average interest rate even goes up 2% on $300 billion? You're talking about $6 billion of free cashflow gone. And this is an example of why buy a company that is really struggling on paper. That's what it looks like just for the difference. I just think it's a bad balance sheet. Okay, stock number two, PepsiCo. Let's look up PepsiCo. Be a little better. I will say I love Coke Zero, but Pepsi Max is really good as well. Really, really good. Not as much debt here. Dividend yield, 2.8%, but here's the deal, Mo. Oh my goodness. It eats up all of their cashflow. Their one-year free cashflow is 7 billion. Their five-year average, 6.5 billion. Their dividends are 6.5 billion. I look at that saying, okay, you're also paying 33 times cashflow and 28 times earnings to get that. And again, free cashflow is lower than earnings. Yeah. I don't know. Like you have to sit there and say, what's the attraction here when you're paying 33 times free cashflow? Good return on invested capital, 15%. Good one-year, 17%. So I look at these things thinking, okay, this is better than Verizon. Way better than Verizon. But again, if there's any sort of hurdle that happens, what are they gonna do with this dividend? It's gonna be the first thing they cut. Why? Well, guys, I mean, they have to sit there and save their money somehow. If all of a sudden their free cashflow drops 20%, how do they afford that dividend? Taking on debt? No. I don't want that. I don't think they would. Let's see what analyst estimates are saying for EPS. High, mid to high single digits earnings per share growth. So I imagine the free cash will be the same way. But again, the free cashflow is trailing net income over the last five years. Why would that change? I don't know. So for me, again, I'd rather have this than Verizon. Absolutely. All right. Stock number three, Cisco. Now this is the company that back in 2000 was gonna be the first trillion dollar company. Hit 500 billion. All the articles were saying first trillion dollar company. Guys, I just wanna show you. It has not reached a 2000 peak yet. 23 years later, it has not hit that peak. The peak was March 27th, 2000, $82 a share. It has never hit that since. The closest it got was December of 2021. Hit 6428 a share. So it's never even become a $500 billion company. Since, correct. Forget about trillion. Yeah, forget about trillion. All right, now this company. I will say dividend yield of 3.1%. Dividends paid 6.3. Last year's free cashflow, 17 and a half billion. Five-year average, 15. Mo, look at their net income. One year, 13 and a half. Five-year, 11.6. So guys, again, I reiterate. Now their free cashflow is greater than net income, which is not what we saw with Verizon or Pepsi. And this dividend yield. Very affordable. Business would have to really do poorly to get that. This is a company where I, just based on those little things, I'm like, okay, I'll look a little bit more. Yep, now price of free cashflow is almost single digits. PE, a little bit higher. That's okay though. Good solid return on invested capital. So far of the three, this is by far the most attractive. Now you might sit there and say, yeah, but it's gross. It's Cisco. Yeah, I get ya. I got ya. Mid single digits EPS growth. Low single digits revenue growth. Remember guys, just because a company doesn't have a lot of growth potential does not mean it's not a good investment. If you have two companies, they're exactly the same. One's gonna grow 20% a year. One's gonna grow 5% a year. Which one will you pay more for? 20%. 20%. However, if the 5% grower is selling for five times free cashflow and a 20% grower is selling for 200 times free cashflow, which one's a better investment? First one. Probably the first one. And that's the whole idea behind value investing is realizing that there is a price that's too high to pay. And there is a price that's low enough that it makes sense to do so. And I could be ignoring that with Pepsi and Verizon. I look at Cisco going, I like the balance sheet more. I look at our eight pillars, eight pillar stock, 1.7 times a five-year free cash flows or debt, way more manageable. They're buying back shares. I don't know. This might be, to me, this is the best one we've seen so far. Yep. This one's definitely on my radar. Yep. It's on my watch list right here. Absolutely. What's it on my watch list for? It is on my watch list as well for $40 a share. Stock number four, Best Buy. Guys, it's retail. So you have to ask yourself, will Best Buy be able to survive this retail contraction that's ongoing and probably gonna continue for a long time? Best Buy is an interesting company from the standpoint of multiples. Five-year average free cash flow, eight. One year is 12. PE of 13, five-year PE of 9.6, 9.7. Dividends paid. They can afford it. 800 million on 1.4 billion pays out 4.8%. Guys, in my opinion on Best Buy, I don't think you're buying this for a long-term ownership, in my opinion. I think this is one of those things where if it gets cheap enough and makes sense in a short-term play, it could make a lot of sense. Now, of course, your analysis could be different. Don't listen to me just because I'm on the internet here. Right? But let's go use Stock Analyzer tool to look at Best Buy. I'm gonna pull up Best Buy in our Stock Analyzer tool. The last time I did it was November 13th of this year. Now, guys, you've seen a lot here. This is the only tool you've seen so far, but we have all of these other tools plus our community of thousands of like-minded investors. If you're interested in learning more about it, go to everythingmoney.com. We have a free seven-day full access free trial. Very simple. Go check it out and go from there. Now, guys, look at these assumptions I made for Best Buy. Mo, look at these. Negative 4%, negative 2% revenue growth, and 0% revenue growth. Okay? That's pretty conservative. Profit margin. I probably should have gotten more conservative here, but I did 2.5, 3, and 3.5. Free cashflow. Their free cashflow has been higher in every period over the last 10 years. I did 3, 3.5, 4. Look at my PE. 6, 8, and 10. Guys, I sat there and said, this is a declining business, most likely. I could be wrong on that, but I gotta be conservative. I gotta give myself that. Hey, what's more likely to happen? That Best Buy grows a lot from here or Best Buy contracts? I think so, too. Okay? Same with price of free cashflow. Look at my desired return, Mo. 14, 16, and 18%. I wanna kill it on this thing. So, you might sit there and say, Paul, you're beating up too much. Absolutely. I wanna kill it on this thing. I wanna absolutely kill it on this thing. Hit the analyze button. Okay. Price of 26 to 30. High price of 40 to 50. Middle price of 35 to 40. I have in my watch list of 40 bucks, and guys, that's only to sell puts, and I don't even know if I wanna buy it. Yeah. If I were trying to, the other big reason is, it used to be a stock I liked. However, my methodology of buying has changed. I've changed from special situations. Hey, the stock is undervalued. Let me buy it. Hopefully, it can go to my value and then sell it. Now, I wanna own companies for the long haul. I don't think I wanna own Best Buy for the long haul. And you look at this being at 77.50 a share. Let's say you wanted it at $40. You were actually gonna buy the stock. The thing basically has to fall in half. So, you're gonna own it at double the price to get a dividend. That's kind of the methodology. For a lot of people. I'm thinking for a lot of people right now. Yeah, you're right. And for it to fall in half, what happens to that income? Look at the income overall. It's declining. Let's look quarter to quarter. Last quarter was 9.76. The previous same quarter was 10.6 billion in revenue. So, it's declining, guys. Now, doesn't mean they can't turn things around. Doesn't mean something can't happen like that. All I know is, if you're trying to own business for the long haul, probably not a company you wanna be in. If you wanna own business in a special situation, wait for the stock to fall dramatically before you go. Let me take a look. AT&T. Guys, this balance sheet is just a cluster F. $118 billion market cap. $400 billion enterprise value. This dividend yield. Now, granted, I will say, this free cashflow is huge compared to their net income. 20 billion in free cashflow. I just look at it. I don't focus on the last year because they had some spinoffs. So, 20 billion versus negative 11.3 in net income. Probably a write-off in there. Terrible return on invested capital. So, to me, it says, AT&T, stop giving your money to acquisitions, expansion. Do me a favor. Buy back shares, pay down debt, pay your dividend. The dividend is huge. If I were AT&T, you know what I'd do? I would cancel this dividend, which all you dividend lovers out there are gonna hate me for. Cancel this dividend, start paying down this debt. Make the debt more manageable. And buy back shares. It's selling for a six-time price of free cashflow. Do some sort of combo buying back shares. I look at this going, I don't understand. Apart from that, I'm just confused by this. Me too. AT&T has fallen from grace. $16 a share. 10 years ago. Oh, it was actually lower 10 years ago. Isn't that funny? That's incredible. Guys, thank you very much for your time.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0i5PDTB1JQ	Verizon. Absolutely. All right. Stock number three, Cisco. Now this is the company that back in 2000 was going to be the first trillion dollar company hit 500 billion. All the articles are saying first trillion dollar company. Guys, I just want to show you, it has not reached a 2000 peak yet. 23 years later, it has not hit that peak. The peak was March 27th, 2000, $82 a share. It has never hit that since. The closest it got was December of 2021, hit $64.28 a share. So it's never even become a $500 billion company. Since, correct. Yeah. Forget about trillion. Yeah, forget about trillion. All right. Now, this company, I will say dividend yield of 3.1%, dividends paid 6.3. Last year's free cashflow, 17 and a half billion. Five-year average, 15. Mo, look at their net income. One year, 13 and a half, five-year, 11.6. So guys, again, I reiterate, now their free cashflow is greater than net income, which is not what we saw with Verizon or Pepsi. And this dividend yield. Very affordable. Business would have to really do poorly to get that. This is a company where I just based on those little things. I'm like, okay, I'll look a little bit more. Yep. Now price of free cashflow is almost single digits. PE a little bit higher. That's okay though. Good, solid return on invested capital. So far of the three, this is by far the most attractive. Now you might sit there and say, yeah, but it's, you know, it's gross. It's Cisco. Yeah, I get you. I gotcha. Mid single digits, EPS growth, low single digits or revenue growth. Remember guys, just because a company doesn't have a lot of growth potential does not mean it's not a good investment. If you have two companies, they're exactly the same. One's going to go 20% a year. One's going to go 5% a year. Which one will you pay more for 20% 20%? However, if the 5% grower is selling for five times free cashflow and a 20% grower is selling for two times free cashflow, which one's a better investment? First one, probably the first one. And that's the whole idea behind value investing is realizing that there is a price that's too high to pay. And there is a price that's low enough that it makes sense to do so. And I could be ignoring that with Pepsi and Verizon. I look at Cisco going, I like the balance sheet more. I look at our eight pillars, eight pillar stock, 1.7 times a five-year free cash flows or debt, way more manageable. They're buying back shares. I don't know. This might be on there. To me, this is the better, the best one we've seen so far. Yep. This one's definitely on my radar. Yep. It's on my watch list.
125,899,752	135	J0i5PDTB1JQ	368.098804	581.760815	Don't buy	Selected region	2	BBY	null	78	null	5 Stocks Dividend Investors Are Buying Now	45,255,832	Yes	135	5 Stocks Dividend Investors Are Buying Now	2023-12-27 15:00:24+00:00	UChBVf9YnourrEDTsbbwJPRA	Everything Money	Here are 5 stocks dividend investors are buying now: Verizon ($VZ), Pepsico ($PEP), Cisco ($CSCO), Best Buy ($BBY), and AT&T ($T). Should they be buying them? Should you? Paul and Mo perform a stock analysis on each one in the video above! #everythingmoney #dividendinvesting 🚨 FREE ALL-ACCESS TRIAL TO EM COMMUNITY & SOFTWARE TOOLS ➡ https://everythingmoney.com/signup 👕SECURE THE BAG (maybe even an AUTOGRAPHED one)! Buy Everything Money merchandise here: https://everythingmoney.store/ 👀 Watch our Stock Market for Beginners Series. This series is your complete guide to getting started investing in the stock market correctly so you can avoid 99% of investor mistakes. 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READ THE FULL DISCLAIMER HERE: https://everythingmoney.com/disclaimer	['everything money', 'paul gabrail', 'everythingmoney', 'Verizon ($VZ)', 'Pepsico ($PEP)', 'Best Buy ($BBY)', 'at&t stock', 't stock', 'dividend stocks', 'dividend investing', 'dividend stocks to buy', 'what stocks to buy for dividend investing', 'dividend stocks to buy now', 'dividend stocks explained', 'pepsi stock', 'verizon', 'verizon stock analysis', 'stock analysis', 'value investing', '5 dividend stocks', '5 stocks', '5 dividend stocks to buy', 'dividend stock review', 'everything money dividend stocks']	en	663	false	25,463	675	178	['Problem with CSCO is that dividend growth is 3%', "I feel investors should be focusing on under-the-radar stocks, and considering the current rollercoaster nature of the stock market, Because 35% of my $270k portfolio comprises of plummeting stocks which were once revered and i don't know where to go here out of devastation.", 'First time I see you guys. I love how you jumped straight to the point. Subbed!', 'I agree that AI stocks will dominate 2024. Why I prefer NVIDIA is that they are better placed to maintain long term growth potential, and provide a platform for other AI companies. I know someone who has made more than 200% from NVIDIA last year.', "The S&P 500 moved 8.9% higher last Month, achieving one of its best monthly performances in history.. which is an indicator for profits to continue to improve. I just want my money to keep outgrowing the inflation rate. I'm still looking for companies to make additions to my $500K portfolio, to boost performance. Here for ideas...", 'PEP seems the most interesting one for me 😊', "Like Warren Buffet said, dividends are only good if the business you're investing into can't make good use of that capital. So, if you're trying to invest in businesses with actual growth, looking at dividends is a waste of time. Why are you investing into a company if they're returning capital to you because they think you can make better use if it than they can. It's not much different from bond investing. The way I see it, if you have a $1 million at some point, that'd be enough to create a portfolio that would pay you between 50k - 70k in dividend income.", "It's the Bert and Ernie show", 'Hi Paul/Mo...pls share thoughts on exxon', 'Gotta think to what companies are actually legit and what companies are just there to move drugs and ammunition to fund illegal stuff🤌🏻🤷\u200d♀️', 'Great analysis Summary: “Security selection is a detractor from total return” quote from David Swensen \n\nLesson 1: @0:57 don’t just chase dividends (focus on total returns) VZ = questionable quality, high debt. Conclusion - dividend trap\n\nLesson 2: PEP Payout Ratio too high. (dividends exceed earnings) @2:16 popular stock hiding dirty laundry \n\nLesson 3: CSCO @3:45 “dead money” for two decades. Missed opportunity to compound your capital for 2 decades. Share buyback = financial engineering. \n\nLesson 4: Best buy. Don’t sacrifice superior total returns for dividends. AMZN ate BBY and other retailers for lunch. Just like WMT ate K-Mart, JC Penney and Sears. Corporate Darwinism is real. Netflix ate Blockbuster. Survival of the fittest. \n\nLesson 5: AT&T chronic inferior leadership. Unnecessary Debt burden. Borrowing money to buy trashy businesses in a futile empire building quest. Conclusion: Toxic dividend. \n\nConsider equal weight IVV+VIG+VYM+VTV+\nSCHG+BND back test to determine suitability', 'Why do you do dividend stock analysis when you don’t really like dividends?', 'Buffet bought Verizon again? Why? He just sold it 2 years ago after holding it for years.', 'Disagree on Pepsi huge mote very stable you said what if they cut the dividend when I look historical Pepsi performed very well even when the market crashed Pepsi didn’t I don’t think the math tells the story past 30 years Pepsi easily beat the market 13% vs 10% no test', 'VOD (Vodafone) pays a dividend of 11%.. very low PE but very high debt', 'CSCO PEG ratio is 3..... very low growth expectations...', 'I was hoping to see $MO included. 8 Pillar Thriller! My favorite dividend stock 🤑', 'Stupid dividend', 'all trash wba was good buy at 20 i made my top position already green with 10%+ and already geting divindeds with yeald about 10% murica need pills you have much of crazy ppl this was so easy buy same as meta or paypal.', 'Stll just gonna T bill and chill', 'Why not include the tobacco companies in this video? 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This means if you bought every single share outstanding, you would have to spend $158 billion to own all the shares on the market. Look at this enterprise value, 440 billion. Essentially in between here is the total debt. That's essentially the net debt in the company. So I look at the saying, in a rising interest rate environment, and we were saying this before rates even went up from 0%. This was like two, three years ago. Well, two, I think we weren't making, yeah, two or three years ago. Yeah, you're probably right. And that just made no sense to me. They pay a huge dividend though, and people love that. That's the attraction. $11 billion, but here's the deal guys, for the dividend people out there, you have to remember, don't just chase dividend yield. You got to sit there and make sure, can they afford it? And is the company a reasonably priced company? Now look, you might sit there and say, hey, the PE is only 7.6. The five-year PE is 8.2. Guys, $13.7 billion in free cashflow last year. Look at their net income though, 21 billion. That's a big difference. Five-year net income, 19 billion. Five-year free cashflow, 7 billion. That immediately I just go, blah, not interested in it. I know a value investor that I respect greatly who still has this stock. I'm not going to mention who, not for me. What do you think, Mo? It's just, it's way too difficult. Actually, the whole telecommunication space is this way. They love debt. You do see a ton of debt on telecommunications and that just rubs me the wrong way. Yeah, especially when you sit there and say, what happens when their average interest rate even goes up 2% on $300 billion? You're talking about $6 billion of free cashflow gone. And this is an example of why buy a company that is really struggling on paper. That's what it looks like just for the difference. I just think it's a bad balance sheet. Okay, stock number two, PepsiCo. Let's look up PepsiCo. Be a little better. I will say I love Coke Zero, but Pepsi Max is really good as well. Really, really good. Not as much debt here. Dividend yield, 2.8%, but here's the deal, Mo. Oh my goodness. It eats up all of their cashflow. Their one-year free cashflow is 7 billion. Their five-year average, 6.5 billion. Their dividends are 6.5 billion. I look at that saying, okay, you're also paying 33 times cashflow and 28 times earnings to get that. And again, free cashflow is lower than earnings. Yeah. I don't know. Like you have to sit there and say, what's the attraction here when you're paying 33 times free cashflow? Good return on invested capital, 15%. Good one-year, 17%. So I look at these things thinking, okay, this is better than Verizon. Way better than Verizon. But again, if there's any sort of hurdle that happens, what are they gonna do with this dividend? It's gonna be the first thing they cut. Why? Well, guys, I mean, they have to sit there and save their money somehow. If all of a sudden their free cashflow drops 20%, how do they afford that dividend? Taking on debt? No. I don't want that. I don't think they would. Let's see what analyst estimates are saying for EPS. High, mid to high single digits earnings per share growth. So I imagine the free cash will be the same way. But again, the free cashflow is trailing net income over the last five years. Why would that change? I don't know. So for me, again, I'd rather have this than Verizon. Absolutely. All right. Stock number three, Cisco. Now this is the company that back in 2000 was gonna be the first trillion dollar company. Hit 500 billion. All the articles were saying first trillion dollar company. Guys, I just wanna show you. It has not reached a 2000 peak yet. 23 years later, it has not hit that peak. The peak was March 27th, 2000, $82 a share. It has never hit that since. The closest it got was December of 2021. Hit 6428 a share. So it's never even become a $500 billion company. Since, correct. Forget about trillion. Yeah, forget about trillion. All right, now this company. I will say dividend yield of 3.1%. Dividends paid 6.3. Last year's free cashflow, 17 and a half billion. Five-year average, 15. Mo, look at their net income. One year, 13 and a half. Five-year, 11.6. So guys, again, I reiterate. Now their free cashflow is greater than net income, which is not what we saw with Verizon or Pepsi. And this dividend yield. Very affordable. Business would have to really do poorly to get that. This is a company where I, just based on those little things, I'm like, okay, I'll look a little bit more. Yep, now price of free cashflow is almost single digits. PE, a little bit higher. That's okay though. Good solid return on invested capital. So far of the three, this is by far the most attractive. Now you might sit there and say, yeah, but it's gross. It's Cisco. Yeah, I get ya. I got ya. Mid single digits EPS growth. Low single digits revenue growth. Remember guys, just because a company doesn't have a lot of growth potential does not mean it's not a good investment. If you have two companies, they're exactly the same. One's gonna grow 20% a year. One's gonna grow 5% a year. Which one will you pay more for? 20%. 20%. However, if the 5% grower is selling for five times free cashflow and a 20% grower is selling for 200 times free cashflow, which one's a better investment? First one. Probably the first one. And that's the whole idea behind value investing is realizing that there is a price that's too high to pay. And there is a price that's low enough that it makes sense to do so. And I could be ignoring that with Pepsi and Verizon. I look at Cisco going, I like the balance sheet more. I look at our eight pillars, eight pillar stock, 1.7 times a five-year free cash flows or debt, way more manageable. They're buying back shares. I don't know. This might be, to me, this is the best one we've seen so far. Yep. This one's definitely on my radar. Yep. It's on my watch list right here. Absolutely. What's it on my watch list for? It is on my watch list as well for $40 a share. Stock number four, Best Buy. Guys, it's retail. So you have to ask yourself, will Best Buy be able to survive this retail contraction that's ongoing and probably gonna continue for a long time? Best Buy is an interesting company from the standpoint of multiples. Five-year average free cash flow, eight. One year is 12. PE of 13, five-year PE of 9.6, 9.7. Dividends paid. They can afford it. 800 million on 1.4 billion pays out 4.8%. Guys, in my opinion on Best Buy, I don't think you're buying this for a long-term ownership, in my opinion. I think this is one of those things where if it gets cheap enough and makes sense in a short-term play, it could make a lot of sense. Now, of course, your analysis could be different. Don't listen to me just because I'm on the internet here. Right? But let's go use Stock Analyzer tool to look at Best Buy. I'm gonna pull up Best Buy in our Stock Analyzer tool. The last time I did it was November 13th of this year. Now, guys, you've seen a lot here. This is the only tool you've seen so far, but we have all of these other tools plus our community of thousands of like-minded investors. If you're interested in learning more about it, go to everythingmoney.com. We have a free seven-day full access free trial. Very simple. Go check it out and go from there. Now, guys, look at these assumptions I made for Best Buy. Mo, look at these. Negative 4%, negative 2% revenue growth, and 0% revenue growth. Okay? That's pretty conservative. Profit margin. I probably should have gotten more conservative here, but I did 2.5, 3, and 3.5. Free cashflow. Their free cashflow has been higher in every period over the last 10 years. I did 3, 3.5, 4. Look at my PE. 6, 8, and 10. Guys, I sat there and said, this is a declining business, most likely. I could be wrong on that, but I gotta be conservative. I gotta give myself that. Hey, what's more likely to happen? That Best Buy grows a lot from here or Best Buy contracts? I think so, too. Okay? Same with price of free cashflow. Look at my desired return, Mo. 14, 16, and 18%. I wanna kill it on this thing. So, you might sit there and say, Paul, you're beating up too much. Absolutely. I wanna kill it on this thing. I wanna absolutely kill it on this thing. Hit the analyze button. Okay. Price of 26 to 30. High price of 40 to 50. Middle price of 35 to 40. I have in my watch list of 40 bucks, and guys, that's only to sell puts, and I don't even know if I wanna buy it. Yeah. If I were trying to, the other big reason is, it used to be a stock I liked. However, my methodology of buying has changed. I've changed from special situations. Hey, the stock is undervalued. Let me buy it. Hopefully, it can go to my value and then sell it. Now, I wanna own companies for the long haul. I don't think I wanna own Best Buy for the long haul. And you look at this being at 77.50 a share. Let's say you wanted it at $40. You were actually gonna buy the stock. The thing basically has to fall in half. So, you're gonna own it at double the price to get a dividend. That's kind of the methodology. For a lot of people. I'm thinking for a lot of people right now. Yeah, you're right. And for it to fall in half, what happens to that income? Look at the income overall. It's declining. Let's look quarter to quarter. Last quarter was 9.76. The previous same quarter was 10.6 billion in revenue. So, it's declining, guys. Now, doesn't mean they can't turn things around. Doesn't mean something can't happen like that. All I know is, if you're trying to own business for the long haul, probably not a company you wanna be in. If you wanna own business in a special situation, wait for the stock to fall dramatically before you go. Let me take a look. AT&T. Guys, this balance sheet is just a cluster F. $118 billion market cap. $400 billion enterprise value. This dividend yield. Now, granted, I will say, this free cashflow is huge compared to their net income. 20 billion in free cashflow. I just look at it. I don't focus on the last year because they had some spinoffs. So, 20 billion versus negative 11.3 in net income. Probably a write-off in there. Terrible return on invested capital. So, to me, it says, AT&T, stop giving your money to acquisitions, expansion. Do me a favor. Buy back shares, pay down debt, pay your dividend. The dividend is huge. If I were AT&T, you know what I'd do? I would cancel this dividend, which all you dividend lovers out there are gonna hate me for. Cancel this dividend, start paying down this debt. Make the debt more manageable. And buy back shares. It's selling for a six-time price of free cashflow. Do some sort of combo buying back shares. I look at this going, I don't understand. Apart from that, I'm just confused by this. Me too. AT&T has fallen from grace. $16 a share. 10 years ago. Oh, it was actually lower 10 years ago. Isn't that funny? That's incredible. Guys, thank you very much for your time.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0i5PDTB1JQ	Stock number four, Best Buy. Guys, it's retail. So you have to ask yourself, will Best Buy be able to survive this retail contraction that's ongoing and probably gonna continue for a long time? Best Buy is an interesting company from the standpoint of multiples. Five-year average free cashflow, eight. One year is 12. PE of 13, five-year PE of 9.6, 9.7. Dividends paid, they can afford it. 800 million on 1.4 billion pays out 4.8%. Guys, in my opinion on Best Buy, I don't think you're buying this for a long-term ownership, in my opinion. I think this is one of those things where if it gets cheap enough and makes sense in a short-term play, it could make a lot of sense. Now, of course, your analysis could be different. Don't listen to me just because I'm on the internet here. But let's go use Stock Analyzer tool to look at Best Buy. I'm gonna pull up Best Buy in our Stock Analyzer tool. The last time I did it was November 13th of this year. Now, guys, you've seen a lot here. This is the only tool you've seen so far, but we have all of these other tools, plus our community of thousands of like-minded investors. If you're interested in learning more about it, go to everythingmoney.com. We have a free seven-day full access free trial. Very simple. Go check it out and go from there. Now, guys, look at these assumptions I made for Best Buy. Mo, look at these. Negative 4%, negative 2% revenue growth, and 0% revenue growth. Okay? That's pretty conservative. Profit margin. I probably should have gotten more conservative here, but I did 2.5, 3, and 3.5. Free cashflow. Their free cashflow has been higher in every period over the last 10 years. I did 3, 3.5, 4. Look at my PE. 6, 8, and 10. Guys, I sat there and said, this is a declining business, most likely. I could be wrong on that, but I gotta be conservative. I gotta give myself that, and I'm gonna be conservative. Hey, what's more likely to happen? That Best Buy grows a lot from here, or Best Buy contracts? Contracts. I think so, too. Okay? Same with price of free cashflow. Look at my desired return, Mo. 14, 16, and 18%. I wanna kill it on this thing. So, you might sit there and say, Paul, you're beating up too much. Absolutely. I wanna kill it on this thing. I wanna absolutely kill it on this thing. Hit the analyze button. Okay. Price of 26 to 30. High price of 40 to 50. Middle price of 35 to 40. I have in my watch list of 40 bucks, and guys, that's only to sell puts, and I don't even know if I wanna buy it. Yeah. If I were trying to, the other big reason is, it used to be a stock I liked. However, my methodology of buying has changed. I've changed from special situations. Hey, the stock is undervalued. Let me buy it. Hopefully, it can go to my value and then sell it. Now, I wanna own companies for the long haul. I don't think I wanna own Best Buy for the long haul. And you look at this being at 77.50 a share. Let's say you wanted it at $40. You were actually gonna buy the stock. The thing basically has to fall in half. So you're gonna own it at double the price to get a dividend. That's kind of the methodology. For a lot of people. I'm thinking for a lot of people right now. Yeah, you're right. And for it to fall in half, what happens to that income? Look at the income overall. It's declining. Let's look quarter to quarter. Last quarter was 9.76. The previous same quarter was 10.6 billion in revenue. So it's declining, guys. Now, doesn't mean they can't turn things around. Doesn't mean something can't happen like that. All I know is, if you're trying to own business for the long haul, probably not a company you wanna be in. If you wanna own business in a special situation, wait for the stock to fall dramatically before you go, let me take a look.
125,899,752	135	J0i5PDTB1JQ	583.814675	661.079924	Unclear	Selected region	2	T	null	16.61	null	5 Stocks Dividend Investors Are Buying Now	45,255,832	Yes	135	5 Stocks Dividend Investors Are Buying Now	2023-12-27 15:00:24+00:00	UChBVf9YnourrEDTsbbwJPRA	Everything Money	Here are 5 stocks dividend investors are buying now: Verizon ($VZ), Pepsico ($PEP), Cisco ($CSCO), Best Buy ($BBY), and AT&T ($T). Should they be buying them? Should you? Paul and Mo perform a stock analysis on each one in the video above! #everythingmoney #dividendinvesting 🚨 FREE ALL-ACCESS TRIAL TO EM COMMUNITY & SOFTWARE TOOLS ➡ https://everythingmoney.com/signup 👕SECURE THE BAG (maybe even an AUTOGRAPHED one)! Buy Everything Money merchandise here: https://everythingmoney.store/ 👀 Watch our Stock Market for Beginners Series. This series is your complete guide to getting started investing in the stock market correctly so you can avoid 99% of investor mistakes. 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READ THE FULL DISCLAIMER HERE: https://everythingmoney.com/disclaimer	['everything money', 'paul gabrail', 'everythingmoney', 'Verizon ($VZ)', 'Pepsico ($PEP)', 'Best Buy ($BBY)', 'at&t stock', 't stock', 'dividend stocks', 'dividend investing', 'dividend stocks to buy', 'what stocks to buy for dividend investing', 'dividend stocks to buy now', 'dividend stocks explained', 'pepsi stock', 'verizon', 'verizon stock analysis', 'stock analysis', 'value investing', '5 dividend stocks', '5 stocks', '5 dividend stocks to buy', 'dividend stock review', 'everything money dividend stocks']	en	663	false	25,463	675	178	['Problem with CSCO is that dividend growth is 3%', "I feel investors should be focusing on under-the-radar stocks, and considering the current rollercoaster nature of the stock market, Because 35% of my $270k portfolio comprises of plummeting stocks which were once revered and i don't know where to go here out of devastation.", 'First time I see you guys. I love how you jumped straight to the point. Subbed!', 'I agree that AI stocks will dominate 2024. Why I prefer NVIDIA is that they are better placed to maintain long term growth potential, and provide a platform for other AI companies. I know someone who has made more than 200% from NVIDIA last year.', "The S&P 500 moved 8.9% higher last Month, achieving one of its best monthly performances in history.. which is an indicator for profits to continue to improve. I just want my money to keep outgrowing the inflation rate. I'm still looking for companies to make additions to my $500K portfolio, to boost performance. Here for ideas...", 'PEP seems the most interesting one for me 😊', "Like Warren Buffet said, dividends are only good if the business you're investing into can't make good use of that capital. So, if you're trying to invest in businesses with actual growth, looking at dividends is a waste of time. Why are you investing into a company if they're returning capital to you because they think you can make better use if it than they can. It's not much different from bond investing. The way I see it, if you have a $1 million at some point, that'd be enough to create a portfolio that would pay you between 50k - 70k in dividend income.", "It's the Bert and Ernie show", 'Hi Paul/Mo...pls share thoughts on exxon', 'Gotta think to what companies are actually legit and what companies are just there to move drugs and ammunition to fund illegal stuff🤌🏻🤷\u200d♀️', 'Great analysis Summary: “Security selection is a detractor from total return” quote from David Swensen \n\nLesson 1: @0:57 don’t just chase dividends (focus on total returns) VZ = questionable quality, high debt. Conclusion - dividend trap\n\nLesson 2: PEP Payout Ratio too high. (dividends exceed earnings) @2:16 popular stock hiding dirty laundry \n\nLesson 3: CSCO @3:45 “dead money” for two decades. Missed opportunity to compound your capital for 2 decades. Share buyback = financial engineering. \n\nLesson 4: Best buy. Don’t sacrifice superior total returns for dividends. AMZN ate BBY and other retailers for lunch. Just like WMT ate K-Mart, JC Penney and Sears. Corporate Darwinism is real. Netflix ate Blockbuster. Survival of the fittest. \n\nLesson 5: AT&T chronic inferior leadership. Unnecessary Debt burden. Borrowing money to buy trashy businesses in a futile empire building quest. Conclusion: Toxic dividend. \n\nConsider equal weight IVV+VIG+VYM+VTV+\nSCHG+BND back test to determine suitability', 'Why do you do dividend stock analysis when you don’t really like dividends?', 'Buffet bought Verizon again? Why? He just sold it 2 years ago after holding it for years.', 'Disagree on Pepsi huge mote very stable you said what if they cut the dividend when I look historical Pepsi performed very well even when the market crashed Pepsi didn’t I don’t think the math tells the story past 30 years Pepsi easily beat the market 13% vs 10% no test', 'VOD (Vodafone) pays a dividend of 11%.. very low PE but very high debt', 'CSCO PEG ratio is 3..... very low growth expectations...', 'I was hoping to see $MO included. 8 Pillar Thriller! My favorite dividend stock 🤑', 'Stupid dividend', 'all trash wba was good buy at 20 i made my top position already green with 10%+ and already geting divindeds with yeald about 10% murica need pills you have much of crazy ppl this was so easy buy same as meta or paypal.', 'Stll just gonna T bill and chill', 'Why not include the tobacco companies in this video? 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Mo shares his strategies that he utilizes for options trading, chart trading, and deeper dives into finding Value Stocks. Learn from us on how to study companies to invest in, examine real estate deals, and how to excel your business with development strategies. Learn from Paul on how he operates over 1000 units of real estate across the country. No fluff, no gimmicks, no bullsh*t....just careful, calculated investment strategies. Join our community!	45,610,597	262,000	2,728	Category 1	Five stocks that dividend investors are buying right now. First one, Verizon. Now Verizon's a company that Berkshire Hathaway owned at one point. And if you look at our past videos about it, we were just confused by that. I didn't understand why. My biggest reason was this. Still don't understand. Yeah. Well, I don't think they own it anymore. They don't anymore, but. $158 billion market cap. This means if you bought every single share outstanding, you would have to spend $158 billion to own all the shares on the market. Look at this enterprise value, 440 billion. Essentially in between here is the total debt. That's essentially the net debt in the company. So I look at the saying, in a rising interest rate environment, and we were saying this before rates even went up from 0%. This was like two, three years ago. Well, two, I think we weren't making, yeah, two or three years ago. Yeah, you're probably right. And that just made no sense to me. They pay a huge dividend though, and people love that. That's the attraction. $11 billion, but here's the deal guys, for the dividend people out there, you have to remember, don't just chase dividend yield. You got to sit there and make sure, can they afford it? And is the company a reasonably priced company? Now look, you might sit there and say, hey, the PE is only 7.6. The five-year PE is 8.2. Guys, $13.7 billion in free cashflow last year. Look at their net income though, 21 billion. That's a big difference. Five-year net income, 19 billion. Five-year free cashflow, 7 billion. That immediately I just go, blah, not interested in it. I know a value investor that I respect greatly who still has this stock. I'm not going to mention who, not for me. What do you think, Mo? It's just, it's way too difficult. Actually, the whole telecommunication space is this way. They love debt. You do see a ton of debt on telecommunications and that just rubs me the wrong way. Yeah, especially when you sit there and say, what happens when their average interest rate even goes up 2% on $300 billion? You're talking about $6 billion of free cashflow gone. And this is an example of why buy a company that is really struggling on paper. That's what it looks like just for the difference. I just think it's a bad balance sheet. Okay, stock number two, PepsiCo. Let's look up PepsiCo. Be a little better. I will say I love Coke Zero, but Pepsi Max is really good as well. Really, really good. Not as much debt here. Dividend yield, 2.8%, but here's the deal, Mo. Oh my goodness. It eats up all of their cashflow. Their one-year free cashflow is 7 billion. Their five-year average, 6.5 billion. Their dividends are 6.5 billion. I look at that saying, okay, you're also paying 33 times cashflow and 28 times earnings to get that. And again, free cashflow is lower than earnings. Yeah. I don't know. Like you have to sit there and say, what's the attraction here when you're paying 33 times free cashflow? Good return on invested capital, 15%. Good one-year, 17%. So I look at these things thinking, okay, this is better than Verizon. Way better than Verizon. But again, if there's any sort of hurdle that happens, what are they gonna do with this dividend? It's gonna be the first thing they cut. Why? Well, guys, I mean, they have to sit there and save their money somehow. If all of a sudden their free cashflow drops 20%, how do they afford that dividend? Taking on debt? No. I don't want that. I don't think they would. Let's see what analyst estimates are saying for EPS. High, mid to high single digits earnings per share growth. So I imagine the free cash will be the same way. But again, the free cashflow is trailing net income over the last five years. Why would that change? I don't know. So for me, again, I'd rather have this than Verizon. Absolutely. All right. Stock number three, Cisco. Now this is the company that back in 2000 was gonna be the first trillion dollar company. Hit 500 billion. All the articles were saying first trillion dollar company. Guys, I just wanna show you. It has not reached a 2000 peak yet. 23 years later, it has not hit that peak. The peak was March 27th, 2000, $82 a share. It has never hit that since. The closest it got was December of 2021. Hit 6428 a share. So it's never even become a $500 billion company. Since, correct. Forget about trillion. Yeah, forget about trillion. All right, now this company. I will say dividend yield of 3.1%. Dividends paid 6.3. Last year's free cashflow, 17 and a half billion. Five-year average, 15. Mo, look at their net income. One year, 13 and a half. Five-year, 11.6. So guys, again, I reiterate. Now their free cashflow is greater than net income, which is not what we saw with Verizon or Pepsi. And this dividend yield. Very affordable. Business would have to really do poorly to get that. This is a company where I, just based on those little things, I'm like, okay, I'll look a little bit more. Yep, now price of free cashflow is almost single digits. PE, a little bit higher. That's okay though. Good solid return on invested capital. So far of the three, this is by far the most attractive. Now you might sit there and say, yeah, but it's gross. It's Cisco. Yeah, I get ya. I got ya. Mid single digits EPS growth. Low single digits revenue growth. Remember guys, just because a company doesn't have a lot of growth potential does not mean it's not a good investment. If you have two companies, they're exactly the same. One's gonna grow 20% a year. One's gonna grow 5% a year. Which one will you pay more for? 20%. 20%. However, if the 5% grower is selling for five times free cashflow and a 20% grower is selling for 200 times free cashflow, which one's a better investment? First one. Probably the first one. And that's the whole idea behind value investing is realizing that there is a price that's too high to pay. And there is a price that's low enough that it makes sense to do so. And I could be ignoring that with Pepsi and Verizon. I look at Cisco going, I like the balance sheet more. I look at our eight pillars, eight pillar stock, 1.7 times a five-year free cash flows or debt, way more manageable. They're buying back shares. I don't know. This might be, to me, this is the best one we've seen so far. Yep. This one's definitely on my radar. Yep. It's on my watch list right here. Absolutely. What's it on my watch list for? It is on my watch list as well for $40 a share. Stock number four, Best Buy. Guys, it's retail. So you have to ask yourself, will Best Buy be able to survive this retail contraction that's ongoing and probably gonna continue for a long time? Best Buy is an interesting company from the standpoint of multiples. Five-year average free cash flow, eight. One year is 12. PE of 13, five-year PE of 9.6, 9.7. Dividends paid. They can afford it. 800 million on 1.4 billion pays out 4.8%. Guys, in my opinion on Best Buy, I don't think you're buying this for a long-term ownership, in my opinion. I think this is one of those things where if it gets cheap enough and makes sense in a short-term play, it could make a lot of sense. Now, of course, your analysis could be different. Don't listen to me just because I'm on the internet here. Right? But let's go use Stock Analyzer tool to look at Best Buy. I'm gonna pull up Best Buy in our Stock Analyzer tool. The last time I did it was November 13th of this year. Now, guys, you've seen a lot here. This is the only tool you've seen so far, but we have all of these other tools plus our community of thousands of like-minded investors. If you're interested in learning more about it, go to everythingmoney.com. We have a free seven-day full access free trial. Very simple. Go check it out and go from there. Now, guys, look at these assumptions I made for Best Buy. Mo, look at these. Negative 4%, negative 2% revenue growth, and 0% revenue growth. Okay? That's pretty conservative. Profit margin. I probably should have gotten more conservative here, but I did 2.5, 3, and 3.5. Free cashflow. Their free cashflow has been higher in every period over the last 10 years. I did 3, 3.5, 4. Look at my PE. 6, 8, and 10. Guys, I sat there and said, this is a declining business, most likely. I could be wrong on that, but I gotta be conservative. I gotta give myself that. Hey, what's more likely to happen? That Best Buy grows a lot from here or Best Buy contracts? I think so, too. Okay? Same with price of free cashflow. Look at my desired return, Mo. 14, 16, and 18%. I wanna kill it on this thing. So, you might sit there and say, Paul, you're beating up too much. Absolutely. I wanna kill it on this thing. I wanna absolutely kill it on this thing. Hit the analyze button. Okay. Price of 26 to 30. High price of 40 to 50. Middle price of 35 to 40. I have in my watch list of 40 bucks, and guys, that's only to sell puts, and I don't even know if I wanna buy it. Yeah. If I were trying to, the other big reason is, it used to be a stock I liked. However, my methodology of buying has changed. I've changed from special situations. Hey, the stock is undervalued. Let me buy it. Hopefully, it can go to my value and then sell it. Now, I wanna own companies for the long haul. I don't think I wanna own Best Buy for the long haul. And you look at this being at 77.50 a share. Let's say you wanted it at $40. You were actually gonna buy the stock. The thing basically has to fall in half. So, you're gonna own it at double the price to get a dividend. That's kind of the methodology. For a lot of people. I'm thinking for a lot of people right now. Yeah, you're right. And for it to fall in half, what happens to that income? Look at the income overall. It's declining. Let's look quarter to quarter. Last quarter was 9.76. The previous same quarter was 10.6 billion in revenue. So, it's declining, guys. Now, doesn't mean they can't turn things around. Doesn't mean something can't happen like that. All I know is, if you're trying to own business for the long haul, probably not a company you wanna be in. If you wanna own business in a special situation, wait for the stock to fall dramatically before you go. Let me take a look. AT&T. Guys, this balance sheet is just a cluster F. $118 billion market cap. $400 billion enterprise value. This dividend yield. Now, granted, I will say, this free cashflow is huge compared to their net income. 20 billion in free cashflow. I just look at it. I don't focus on the last year because they had some spinoffs. So, 20 billion versus negative 11.3 in net income. Probably a write-off in there. Terrible return on invested capital. So, to me, it says, AT&T, stop giving your money to acquisitions, expansion. Do me a favor. Buy back shares, pay down debt, pay your dividend. The dividend is huge. If I were AT&T, you know what I'd do? I would cancel this dividend, which all you dividend lovers out there are gonna hate me for. Cancel this dividend, start paying down this debt. Make the debt more manageable. And buy back shares. It's selling for a six-time price of free cashflow. Do some sort of combo buying back shares. I look at this going, I don't understand. Apart from that, I'm just confused by this. Me too. AT&T has fallen from grace. $16 a share. 10 years ago. Oh, it was actually lower 10 years ago. Isn't that funny? That's incredible. Guys, thank you very much for your time.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0i5PDTB1JQ	Guys, this balance sheet is just, it's just a cluster F. $118 billion market cap, $400 billion enterprise value, this dividend yield. Now granted, I will say this free cashflow is huge compared to their net income. 20 billion in free cashflow, 20, I just look at it, I don't focus on the last year because I had some spinoffs. So 20 billion versus negative 11.3 in net income, probably a write-off in there. Terrible return on invested capital. So to me, it says AT&T, stop giving your money to acquisitions, expansion, do me a favor, buy back shares, pay down debt, pay your dividend. The dividend is huge. If I were AT&T, you know what I'd do? I would cancel this dividend, which all you dividend lovers out there are gonna hate me for, cancel this dividend, start paying down this debt, make the debt more manageable. And buy back shares. It's selling for six times price of free cashflow, do some sort of combo buying back shares. I look at this going, I don't understand, apart from that, like I'm just confused by this. Me too. AT&T has fallen from grace, $16 a share, 10 years ago, oh, it was actually lower 10 years ago, isn't that funny? That's incredible. Guys, thanks for watching.
125,899,754	137	Jdy_tpqdQHo	246.474902	304.487489	Buy	Title	3	IAG	null	3.6	null	5 Best Gold Stocks to Buy for 2021	45,380,410	Yes	137	5 Best Gold Stocks to Buy for 2021	2020-11-27 15:45:01+00:00	UCbKdotYtcY9SxoU8CYAXdvg	Let's Talk Money! with Joseph Hogue, CFA	Gold was the runaway investment this year and these gold stocks could soar in 2021. With the backdown in the gold price, these stocks are again in a buying opportunity and will provide the safety you need in a stock market crash. It’s time to start thinking of your 2021 investing strategy and no portfolio is complete without some protection with gold stocks. Now you could buy physical gold but the costs mean even a jump in the price of gold could lose you money. The gold ETF gives you cheap exposure but you make nothing until you sell. That’s why I’m investing in the gold miner stocks for dividends, safety and the potential to outperform the price of gold. Check out our 2021 Investing Strategy https://youtu.be/PlNOif_tBxE The demand picture for gold is as good as its ever been. Central banks are buying to reduce exposure to the dollar and tech products are using more gold than ever before. ETFs and investors have been buying gold against the pandemic and that uncertainty could carry over into 2021. You need to have some gold stocks in your portfolio. Join the conversation in our private Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/3083628104983203/ My Investing Recommendations 📈 📊 Download this Portfolio Tracker and Investing Spreadsheet! [Community Discount Code] https://mystockmarketbasics.com/spreadsheetdiscount Check out the stock simulator and Get a FREE share of stock worth up to $1000 when you open a Webull investing account with a $100 deposit! 🤑 https://mystockmarketbasics.com/webull Follow the 2021 Bow Tie Nation portfolio on Stockcard and get a special 10% discount with promo code: bowtienation https://mystockmarketbasics.com/stockcarddiscount Free Webinar – Discover how to create a personal investing plan and beat your goals in less than an hour! I’m revealing the Goals-Based Investing Strategy I developed working private wealth management in this free webinar. Reserve your spot now! https://mystockmarketbasics.com/free-investing-webinar Ready to Make Money Online? 🤑 Get this special negotiated deal with Blue Host for web hosting https://myworkfromhomemoney.com/bluehost Free Webinar to Grow a YouTube channel! How I grew from 0 to 75,000 subs fast! https://myworkfromhomemoney.com/webinar-grow-youtube/ Want to know how I started six blogs from scratch to make over $12,000 a month? Get this FREE five-day email course on building a blog that makes money and an easy checklist with everything you need. https://myworkfromhomemoney.com/free-build-a-blog-checklist/ FREE Download: Want to know how I made over $140,000 last year blogging? Download this free quick-start guide to starting a blog and what you need to know to make money! https://myworkfromhomemoney.com/blogging-quick-start My Books on Investing and Making Money 💰 📗 📈 Step-by-Step Dividend Investing http://amzn.to/2aLpFcs Step-by-Step Bond Investing http://amzn.to/2aLpA8p Make Money Blogging http://amzn.to/2kpL6Cr 📺 Crushing YouTube https://amzn.to/2YVCqfi 🙏 Step-by-Step Crowdfunding http://amzn.to/2aS2DRK SUBSCRIBE to create the financial future you deserve with videos on beating debt, making more money and making your money work for you. https://peerfinance101.com/FreeMoneyVideos Joseph Hogue, CFA spent nearly a decade as an investment analyst for institutional firms and banks. He now helps people understand their financial lives through debt payoff strategies, investing and ways to save more money. He has appeared on Bloomberg and on sites like CNBC and Morningstar. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation and is a veteran of the Marine Corps.	['gold stocks', 'gold stocks to buy', 'gold stocks 2021', 'how to invest in gold', 'how to invest in gold stocks', 'is gold a good investment', 'is buying gold a good idea', 'gold as an investment', 'investing in gold', 'should i invest in gold', 'should i buy gold', 'how to buy gold', 'gold investing', 'gold etf', 'gold miner stocks']	en	560	false	40,355	1,326	139	["Kicking off our 2021 Investing Strategy! 😲 Don't miss our first video, how I'm positioning and investing for next year https://youtu.be/PlNOif_tBxE", 'im doing both physical bullion and stocks on mines like PZG NEM FCX and silver AGMRF', 'Please put chapters in your videos', 'Could we please have an update on this? Gold valuation could be interesting for the next few month to come', 'Hi Joseph, I want to buy some good gold mining stocks. Can you please help me find some good gold mining stocks? Thanks for your help!', 'Who the fuck speaks like this !! ???\n\nHe crams too much information in a short time. Impossible to understand what he saying. Needs to slow down and stick to one point. He talks about gold by bringing a millions things into the topic, then try to glue it together, which clearly open happens in his head. While is listener sits confuse, but yet nod their heads because they are afraid to look to stupid.', 'Gold miners', 'Watched and liked it, thanks!. Another growth stock I’d love to mention is Windfall Geotek. It’s is one of the investments I’m proud of. Its earnings per share grew 44% per year over the last three years. It achieved revenue growth of 310% over the last year', 'Tiny pieces of gold worth 400', 'Spot on. Whatta clarity .. Information to the point .. Thankfully I found your video. You definitely deserve more views and subscribers ..', 'Wonder if I could have your thoughts on Gold Spot Discoveries, it seems to be getting alot of interest now.', 'Yamana', 'the big investment companys are now short in gold. So lets fuck them up, lets buy - every trader all over the world- GOLD, that price is going up to 10.000Dollars. yeah. lets show them, who is stronger! together we can make it! I believe in you! Thanks and good money making for ALL.', 'What are your thoughts on BARU gold corp? trading at 0.14 and was at 80 CAD in 2010', 'Holy cow, this is a really great video! Thank you, thumbs up, will keep you watching fore sure! My own top 5 for this year: Polyus Gold, Iamgold, Kinross Gold, Gran Colombia Gold & K92', 'What’s your opinion in regards to Gold & Silver being compare to Bitcoin or other Cryptocurrencies? \n\nThank you for your video', 'Thx, great video! Any chance of Euro Sun Mining can be on your show in Q1 (expecting BFS etc)? Thank you for the professional work you do.', 'I prefer buy a gold mine shares', 'Don\'t fall for the snake oil! Mining is a horrible investment for retail investors because of high capital costs, share dilution from constantly raising cash plus filthy guberment parasites destroying any sound business plan. If you want to invest in a gold stock by Franco Nevada when the "Bull Market" in gold craters again.', 'Interesting and informative.', "I'll start tomorrow morning!", 'So if the dollar collapses, these gold mining stocks as well as gold stocks would explode, correct?', "I'm likely gonna lose money but selling weed stocks for gold.", 'where can I get that exact bow tie? I want one just like it', 'are those mining companies buy and hold? Looking for about a five year investmant', 'Hi Joseph!! Am new to investing how does one invest in one of these companies? Any platform suggestions?', 'Link for Beginners, looking for info on gold purchase options\nOscar', "don't ignore australia, victoria state and FSX.V FSXLF", 'If they knew more about those poor vaccines, the price of gold would be going up for those 5% or more. Amazing how media stole the election and now are even convincing people how vaccine is great while it is barely tested. Unbelievable.', 'Pure gold mining 4th highest grade mine in Canada first with in days! Set to explode! Discovery metals is a silver play with over a Billion and a half oz silver discovery and untold amounts of base metals with huge un explored property', 'Gold stocks for me .. easy liquidity and dividends', 'hello sir most of you stocks recommendation i cant find on Etoro any suggested Brokerage to get in with your stocks mentioned are in.? Thanks', 'I am physical gold bars stucker from Pakistan 🇵🇰. \n\nGold is always long term investment successful as well safe 👍 heaven.', 'What are your thoughts on BTG gold stock?', 'IAU', 'I like gold mining stocks cause you get a dividend from them. Barrick and Newmont are the top 2.', 'im investing in bars, Gold and silver bars. I got a question. if the markets crash, do the Mining stocks crash too?', "Gold/Silver Bullion is the ONLY way to go. Dollar cost average in and play the GSR to upgrade/swap when the time is right. If you don't hold it, you don't own it is very true as well.\nAs far as mining stocks go, NEM is the ONLY stock i have looked at seriously and am interested if i can get it at the right price. It's a little bit high for me at the current price but it could come down over the next 6 months if the market heads down and that should give me the opportunity to get in at a good price.", 'Gold dropped super hard I mean it was 75 dollars a gram and its 59 dollars a gram.', "FYI, couldn't make it to the Live Stream today, but I went ahead and opened up a Webull acct. I'm looking forward to my free 4 stocks.", 'up 93% in veritone, god bless u thank u', 'What about norsmount mining???', 'EGO.', 'Buying Great Thunder Gold GTGFF - Eric Sprott backed!!! Need I say more in the Gold Business the Elon Musk of the Gold Business, Great Mgt Team in Place, Well funded, great piggyback strategy, Insiders Hold Lg Positions / Skin in the Game, I think it could be the best jr gold miner over the next few years to come!!! Check it out let me know what you think? Got my bow tie on when I dug up that one 🎀 only negative OTC pink sheets!!! Cuts into cost to aquire', 'Great information thanks :)', 'How about SILVER ???? 🤔', 'Took profits on rallies in September and started buying back in from 1850 down to 1780. Could still see 1600 if selling pressure increases from tax liquidations and any margin calls if SPY corrects hard.', 'Bought Berkshire B as part of my gold diversification as they own 1.1% of GOLD.', 'Buyingggg', 'I love Perth Mint gold bars. Im grabbing a 10g bar this coming week.']	Welcome to your chance to create the financial future you deserve. I spent more than a decade in stock analysis for private wealth management and venture capital but I love the face-to-face interaction we get here on YouTube. I pride myself on professional analysis you won't see anywhere else on YouTube! Joseph Hogue is a financial expert and investment analyst. After serving in the Marine Corps, he started his career investing in real estate before becoming an investment analyst for some of the largest private investors. He's appeared on Bloomberg and on CNBC as an investment expert and has published ten books on investing. He holds a master's degree and the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation. Now he helps investors reach their financial goals and invest in the stock market with some of the same advice he used when working for the rich. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel, it's free and you'll never miss a video.	43,592,318	641,000	1,168	Category 1	The price of gold fell hard on that vaccine announcement, down more than 5% on the day, the 12th worst single-day drop in more than 16 years. But is it too early to count out gold as an investment for 2021? In this video, I'll show you the fundamentals and history for investing in gold next year then reveal the five best gold stocks I'm watching to buy. We're talking gold investment today on Let's Talk Money. Hey Bowtie Nation, Joseph Hogue here with the Let's Talk Money channel. I want to send a special shout out to all you out there in the nation, thank you for spending a part of your day to be here. If you're not part of the community yet, just click that little red subscribe button. It's free and you'll never miss an episode. Nation, gold has been the runaway investment this year with the price up 25% since recommending it in our video on March 20th. As a hedge against market fears and inflation, the price of that yellow metal has surged. The price plunged earlier this month though with news of a vaccine dropping 5% in a single day, the 12th worst daily loss in nearly two decades. But the good news for gold investors is that when the price has fallen so quickly in a single day, it's rebounded an average 3.5% within the next three months and twice has broken out to 15% and 23% higher. And while a lot of the uncertainty has come out of the market, the election is behind us, a vaccine looks like it's going to be out soon, there could still be a lot coming and the fundamentals are pointing to higher prices for gold. In this video, I'll show you why gold could still make a run for 2021 and why you should consider having some in your portfolio. I'll show you how to invest in gold and reveal the five gold stocks I'm watching right now. Before we get started though, I want to get your opinion on this. What's your favorite way to invest in gold? Are you buying the physical gold bullion or coins, maybe the gold ETF? Or do you just prefer the shares of gold miners? Scroll down and let us know in the comments which one you prefer investing in and why. And, my friends, despite some of the risk coming out of the market, we're not exactly in the clear for 2021. Even with an emergency authorization on the vaccine, there won't be widespread distribution any time before March. We still have over 10 million people unemployed and a risk to a double-dip recession is still very much a possibility. Besides this economic risk, the fundamentals behind the price of gold are extremely positive. Central banks have been buyers for over 10 consecutive years and 2018 saw the largest purchases since Nixon closed the gold window in 1971. That's a long-term trend and something that will probably only increase as countries like Russia and China try to diversify their holdings away from the dollar. Gold held by ETFs grew by over 400 tons last year to a record of almost 2,900 tons and investor demand picked up on that global uncertainty. Gold demand in tech products has also risen consistently and it's really only in the jewelry component that we've seen any kind of weakness. And with the government throwing nearly $10 trillion at the pandemic in less than a year, there's a good bet that inflation spikes later next year and puts a floor on support under gold. We've talked about investing in physical gold in the past and I've used apps like Vaulted but it's harder to make money on these because of the costs. Even on cheaper apps out there, you're still paying 2%-plus for each transaction, buying and selling, which means you need to see prices higher by about 5% just to break even. For its part, the Spyder GoldShares ETF, ticker GLD, gives you cheaper access to physical gold holdings but it's still going to cost you that 0.4% annually and you're going to make no money until you sell it. That's why I really like investing in gold stocks better, the miners pulling it out of the ground. Not only do you get that dividend yield on your money but the miners are going to be leveraged businesses which means you can outperform the return on gold as it rises. In fact, the Vectors Gold Miners ETF, ticker GDX, has jumped 34% since recommending it in last year's gold video. The GDX Gold ETF is going to give you that broad exposure to the companies in the space but I don't think it's your best bet here either. I like the individual gold companies because you're able to pick the best of the best here and I've found five gold stocks that should be on your radar. First here is IAMGOLD, ticker IAG, a smaller miner but possibly my favorite of the group. IAG has four operating mines, five in advanced exploration and equity interests with exposure in Canada, Latin America and Western Africa. There is a lot to like about IAMGOLD here, from its production history and reserves to valuation multiple. The company has led the industry with 101% growth in its reserve base over the seven years to 2019. Proven and probable reserves, the amount of estimated gold in its fields is nearly 17 million ounces, the third highest among smaller miners and the valuation here on the shares is the lowest in the industry at just $102 per reserve ounce. The company has a production target of 1.3 million ounces through 2024, backed by a strong pipeline of exploration and development. The all-in sustaining cost here, that per ounce cost to run the company, is around $1,200 an ounce, not the lowest in our five gold stocks but very competitive. This next one is an interesting play and a 1.6% dividend yield, $10 billion Sibani Stilwater, ticker SBSW. Sibania is not a pure play gold producer with just over two-thirds of its production in platinum group metals. It produces out of 15 projects across North America and South Africa with about a fifth of its revenue coming from gold. Palladium accounts for 43% of its revenue and 28% of production and has seen prices jump 138% over the last three years, nearly three times the increase in gold prices. Management is targeting 30,000 kilograms of gold production this year and 2,000 kilo-ounces of platinum group metals. The company is producing at an all-in sustainable cost of $1,480 per ounce, which is fairly high but it was at $1,170 per ounce last year before the pandemic hit and I think it can get back to that level again next year. That's going to improve the fundamentals and as a bonus on Sibania here, it owns a 44% interest in the Rand refinery which markets gold to global customers. So along with that upstream miner, you get that exposure to the retail side of the market I first recommended El Dorado Gold, ticker EGO, in May of last year at $3.72 a share and even after a 276% run in the stock, I still like EGO as one of the best opportunities in gold stocks. The miner focuses on five operating mines in Canada, Greece and Turkey with developmental projects in Latin America and Eastern Europe. Those fields in the developing markets have helped it keep costs down but have also added an element of geopolitical risk in the past. The company had to fight the Greek government for years to win permitting and licenses and it's still trying to reach an agreement on its Scories fields. Even without that though, the company has several catalysts for production including the study on the Lamac mines for finalized targets. Production is forecast to 550,000 ounces this year with proven and probable reserves at 17.5 million ounces along with sizable deposits of silver and copper. El Dorado is one of the lowest costs in the industry at an AISC of just $902 per ounce, less than half the current market price. Because of those geographic risks though, EGO regularly trades at one of the lowest valuation in miners. Right now, that's about .6-times its net asset value. The company has a great balance sheet with $435 million in cash against just $600 million in total debt so a lot of financial flexibility here as well. Gold Mining Inc., ticker GLDLF, is a riskier play for its size but shares are up 37% just since our August interview with the CEO. This company has a pipeline of development projects in North and South America with 11.4 million ounces of measured and indicated resources. That's not the same as the proven and probable measure you get with miners that are already in production but it's a fair estimate for targets. What I liked about Gold Mining Inc. was its aggressive acquisition strategy when gold prices were lower, buying up assets for just $81 million over the last decade. Those are assets now worth upwards of $850 million at $2,000 per ounce gold. This is a junior miner so riskier than the others on the list but also a lot of upside potential here. For gold investors that want a safer play, Newmont Mining, tickered NEM, is the world's largest gold producer and pays an industry-leading 2.4% dividend. Newmont produces over six million ounces of gold annually and has the production pipeline to do it through 2029 so an excellent long-term play on gold. Reserves here top 96 million ounces of gold, the most in the industry, plus 63 million ounces of copper and silver. The company benefits from that size advantage and has been able to lower its all-in sustaining costs to $1,000 an ounce and is forecasting it lower to $850 an ounce over the next few years. It's hard to argue with success here. Newmont has returned over $2 billion in dividends and buybacks over the last 18 months and has produced a four-fold return over the last five years. Click on the video to the right for our 2021 investing strategy, what I'm watching and how to invest for the coming year. Don't forget to join the Let's Talk Money community by tapping that subscribe button and clicking the bell notification.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jdy_tpqdQHo	stocks that should be on your radar. First here is IAMGOLD, ticker IAG, a smaller miner but possibly my favorite of the group. IAG has four operating mines, five in advanced exploration and equity interests with exposure in Canada, Latin America and Western Africa. And there is a lot to like about IAMGOLD here, from its production history and reserves to valuation multiple. The company has led the industry with 101% growth in its reserve base over the seven years to 2019. Production and probable reserves, the amount of estimated gold in its fields is nearly 17 million ounces, the third highest among smaller miners and the valuation here on the shares is the lowest in the industry at just $102 per reserve ounce. The company has a production target of 1.3 million ounces through 2024, backed by a strong pipeline of exploration and development. The all-in sustaining costs here, that per ounce cost to run the company, is around $1,200 an ounce and not the lowest in our five gold stocks, but very competitive also.
125,899,754	137	Jdy_tpqdQHo	305.158155	371.889397	Buy	Title	2	SBSW	null	13.71	null	5 Best Gold Stocks to Buy for 2021	45,380,410	Yes	137	5 Best Gold Stocks to Buy for 2021	2020-11-27 15:45:01+00:00	UCbKdotYtcY9SxoU8CYAXdvg	Let's Talk Money! with Joseph Hogue, CFA	Gold was the runaway investment this year and these gold stocks could soar in 2021. With the backdown in the gold price, these stocks are again in a buying opportunity and will provide the safety you need in a stock market crash. It’s time to start thinking of your 2021 investing strategy and no portfolio is complete without some protection with gold stocks. Now you could buy physical gold but the costs mean even a jump in the price of gold could lose you money. The gold ETF gives you cheap exposure but you make nothing until you sell. That’s why I’m investing in the gold miner stocks for dividends, safety and the potential to outperform the price of gold. Check out our 2021 Investing Strategy https://youtu.be/PlNOif_tBxE The demand picture for gold is as good as its ever been. Central banks are buying to reduce exposure to the dollar and tech products are using more gold than ever before. ETFs and investors have been buying gold against the pandemic and that uncertainty could carry over into 2021. You need to have some gold stocks in your portfolio. Join the conversation in our private Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/3083628104983203/ My Investing Recommendations 📈 📊 Download this Portfolio Tracker and Investing Spreadsheet! [Community Discount Code] https://mystockmarketbasics.com/spreadsheetdiscount Check out the stock simulator and Get a FREE share of stock worth up to $1000 when you open a Webull investing account with a $100 deposit! 🤑 https://mystockmarketbasics.com/webull Follow the 2021 Bow Tie Nation portfolio on Stockcard and get a special 10% discount with promo code: bowtienation https://mystockmarketbasics.com/stockcarddiscount Free Webinar – Discover how to create a personal investing plan and beat your goals in less than an hour! I’m revealing the Goals-Based Investing Strategy I developed working private wealth management in this free webinar. Reserve your spot now! https://mystockmarketbasics.com/free-investing-webinar Ready to Make Money Online? 🤑 Get this special negotiated deal with Blue Host for web hosting https://myworkfromhomemoney.com/bluehost Free Webinar to Grow a YouTube channel! How I grew from 0 to 75,000 subs fast! https://myworkfromhomemoney.com/webinar-grow-youtube/ Want to know how I started six blogs from scratch to make over $12,000 a month? Get this FREE five-day email course on building a blog that makes money and an easy checklist with everything you need. https://myworkfromhomemoney.com/free-build-a-blog-checklist/ FREE Download: Want to know how I made over $140,000 last year blogging? Download this free quick-start guide to starting a blog and what you need to know to make money! https://myworkfromhomemoney.com/blogging-quick-start My Books on Investing and Making Money 💰 📗 📈 Step-by-Step Dividend Investing http://amzn.to/2aLpFcs Step-by-Step Bond Investing http://amzn.to/2aLpA8p Make Money Blogging http://amzn.to/2kpL6Cr 📺 Crushing YouTube https://amzn.to/2YVCqfi 🙏 Step-by-Step Crowdfunding http://amzn.to/2aS2DRK SUBSCRIBE to create the financial future you deserve with videos on beating debt, making more money and making your money work for you. https://peerfinance101.com/FreeMoneyVideos Joseph Hogue, CFA spent nearly a decade as an investment analyst for institutional firms and banks. He now helps people understand their financial lives through debt payoff strategies, investing and ways to save more money. He has appeared on Bloomberg and on sites like CNBC and Morningstar. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation and is a veteran of the Marine Corps.	['gold stocks', 'gold stocks to buy', 'gold stocks 2021', 'how to invest in gold', 'how to invest in gold stocks', 'is gold a good investment', 'is buying gold a good idea', 'gold as an investment', 'investing in gold', 'should i invest in gold', 'should i buy gold', 'how to buy gold', 'gold investing', 'gold etf', 'gold miner stocks']	en	560	false	40,355	1,326	139	["Kicking off our 2021 Investing Strategy! 😲 Don't miss our first video, how I'm positioning and investing for next year https://youtu.be/PlNOif_tBxE", 'im doing both physical bullion and stocks on mines like PZG NEM FCX and silver AGMRF', 'Please put chapters in your videos', 'Could we please have an update on this? Gold valuation could be interesting for the next few month to come', 'Hi Joseph, I want to buy some good gold mining stocks. Can you please help me find some good gold mining stocks? Thanks for your help!', 'Who the fuck speaks like this !! ???\n\nHe crams too much information in a short time. Impossible to understand what he saying. Needs to slow down and stick to one point. He talks about gold by bringing a millions things into the topic, then try to glue it together, which clearly open happens in his head. While is listener sits confuse, but yet nod their heads because they are afraid to look to stupid.', 'Gold miners', 'Watched and liked it, thanks!. Another growth stock I’d love to mention is Windfall Geotek. It’s is one of the investments I’m proud of. Its earnings per share grew 44% per year over the last three years. It achieved revenue growth of 310% over the last year', 'Tiny pieces of gold worth 400', 'Spot on. Whatta clarity .. Information to the point .. Thankfully I found your video. You definitely deserve more views and subscribers ..', 'Wonder if I could have your thoughts on Gold Spot Discoveries, it seems to be getting alot of interest now.', 'Yamana', 'the big investment companys are now short in gold. So lets fuck them up, lets buy - every trader all over the world- GOLD, that price is going up to 10.000Dollars. yeah. lets show them, who is stronger! together we can make it! I believe in you! Thanks and good money making for ALL.', 'What are your thoughts on BARU gold corp? trading at 0.14 and was at 80 CAD in 2010', 'Holy cow, this is a really great video! Thank you, thumbs up, will keep you watching fore sure! My own top 5 for this year: Polyus Gold, Iamgold, Kinross Gold, Gran Colombia Gold & K92', 'What’s your opinion in regards to Gold & Silver being compare to Bitcoin or other Cryptocurrencies? \n\nThank you for your video', 'Thx, great video! Any chance of Euro Sun Mining can be on your show in Q1 (expecting BFS etc)? Thank you for the professional work you do.', 'I prefer buy a gold mine shares', 'Don\'t fall for the snake oil! Mining is a horrible investment for retail investors because of high capital costs, share dilution from constantly raising cash plus filthy guberment parasites destroying any sound business plan. If you want to invest in a gold stock by Franco Nevada when the "Bull Market" in gold craters again.', 'Interesting and informative.', "I'll start tomorrow morning!", 'So if the dollar collapses, these gold mining stocks as well as gold stocks would explode, correct?', "I'm likely gonna lose money but selling weed stocks for gold.", 'where can I get that exact bow tie? I want one just like it', 'are those mining companies buy and hold? Looking for about a five year investmant', 'Hi Joseph!! Am new to investing how does one invest in one of these companies? Any platform suggestions?', 'Link for Beginners, looking for info on gold purchase options\nOscar', "don't ignore australia, victoria state and FSX.V FSXLF", 'If they knew more about those poor vaccines, the price of gold would be going up for those 5% or more. Amazing how media stole the election and now are even convincing people how vaccine is great while it is barely tested. Unbelievable.', 'Pure gold mining 4th highest grade mine in Canada first with in days! Set to explode! Discovery metals is a silver play with over a Billion and a half oz silver discovery and untold amounts of base metals with huge un explored property', 'Gold stocks for me .. easy liquidity and dividends', 'hello sir most of you stocks recommendation i cant find on Etoro any suggested Brokerage to get in with your stocks mentioned are in.? Thanks', 'I am physical gold bars stucker from Pakistan 🇵🇰. \n\nGold is always long term investment successful as well safe 👍 heaven.', 'What are your thoughts on BTG gold stock?', 'IAU', 'I like gold mining stocks cause you get a dividend from them. Barrick and Newmont are the top 2.', 'im investing in bars, Gold and silver bars. I got a question. if the markets crash, do the Mining stocks crash too?', "Gold/Silver Bullion is the ONLY way to go. Dollar cost average in and play the GSR to upgrade/swap when the time is right. If you don't hold it, you don't own it is very true as well.\nAs far as mining stocks go, NEM is the ONLY stock i have looked at seriously and am interested if i can get it at the right price. It's a little bit high for me at the current price but it could come down over the next 6 months if the market heads down and that should give me the opportunity to get in at a good price.", 'Gold dropped super hard I mean it was 75 dollars a gram and its 59 dollars a gram.', "FYI, couldn't make it to the Live Stream today, but I went ahead and opened up a Webull acct. I'm looking forward to my free 4 stocks.", 'up 93% in veritone, god bless u thank u', 'What about norsmount mining???', 'EGO.', 'Buying Great Thunder Gold GTGFF - Eric Sprott backed!!! Need I say more in the Gold Business the Elon Musk of the Gold Business, Great Mgt Team in Place, Well funded, great piggyback strategy, Insiders Hold Lg Positions / Skin in the Game, I think it could be the best jr gold miner over the next few years to come!!! Check it out let me know what you think? Got my bow tie on when I dug up that one 🎀 only negative OTC pink sheets!!! Cuts into cost to aquire', 'Great information thanks :)', 'How about SILVER ???? 🤔', 'Took profits on rallies in September and started buying back in from 1850 down to 1780. Could still see 1600 if selling pressure increases from tax liquidations and any margin calls if SPY corrects hard.', 'Bought Berkshire B as part of my gold diversification as they own 1.1% of GOLD.', 'Buyingggg', 'I love Perth Mint gold bars. Im grabbing a 10g bar this coming week.']	Welcome to your chance to create the financial future you deserve. I spent more than a decade in stock analysis for private wealth management and venture capital but I love the face-to-face interaction we get here on YouTube. I pride myself on professional analysis you won't see anywhere else on YouTube! Joseph Hogue is a financial expert and investment analyst. After serving in the Marine Corps, he started his career investing in real estate before becoming an investment analyst for some of the largest private investors. He's appeared on Bloomberg and on CNBC as an investment expert and has published ten books on investing. He holds a master's degree and the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation. Now he helps investors reach their financial goals and invest in the stock market with some of the same advice he used when working for the rich. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel, it's free and you'll never miss a video.	43,592,318	641,000	1,168	Category 1	The price of gold fell hard on that vaccine announcement, down more than 5% on the day, the 12th worst single-day drop in more than 16 years. But is it too early to count out gold as an investment for 2021? In this video, I'll show you the fundamentals and history for investing in gold next year then reveal the five best gold stocks I'm watching to buy. We're talking gold investment today on Let's Talk Money. Hey Bowtie Nation, Joseph Hogue here with the Let's Talk Money channel. I want to send a special shout out to all you out there in the nation, thank you for spending a part of your day to be here. If you're not part of the community yet, just click that little red subscribe button. It's free and you'll never miss an episode. Nation, gold has been the runaway investment this year with the price up 25% since recommending it in our video on March 20th. As a hedge against market fears and inflation, the price of that yellow metal has surged. The price plunged earlier this month though with news of a vaccine dropping 5% in a single day, the 12th worst daily loss in nearly two decades. But the good news for gold investors is that when the price has fallen so quickly in a single day, it's rebounded an average 3.5% within the next three months and twice has broken out to 15% and 23% higher. And while a lot of the uncertainty has come out of the market, the election is behind us, a vaccine looks like it's going to be out soon, there could still be a lot coming and the fundamentals are pointing to higher prices for gold. In this video, I'll show you why gold could still make a run for 2021 and why you should consider having some in your portfolio. I'll show you how to invest in gold and reveal the five gold stocks I'm watching right now. Before we get started though, I want to get your opinion on this. What's your favorite way to invest in gold? Are you buying the physical gold bullion or coins, maybe the gold ETF? Or do you just prefer the shares of gold miners? Scroll down and let us know in the comments which one you prefer investing in and why. And, my friends, despite some of the risk coming out of the market, we're not exactly in the clear for 2021. Even with an emergency authorization on the vaccine, there won't be widespread distribution any time before March. We still have over 10 million people unemployed and a risk to a double-dip recession is still very much a possibility. Besides this economic risk, the fundamentals behind the price of gold are extremely positive. Central banks have been buyers for over 10 consecutive years and 2018 saw the largest purchases since Nixon closed the gold window in 1971. That's a long-term trend and something that will probably only increase as countries like Russia and China try to diversify their holdings away from the dollar. Gold held by ETFs grew by over 400 tons last year to a record of almost 2,900 tons and investor demand picked up on that global uncertainty. Gold demand in tech products has also risen consistently and it's really only in the jewelry component that we've seen any kind of weakness. And with the government throwing nearly $10 trillion at the pandemic in less than a year, there's a good bet that inflation spikes later next year and puts a floor on support under gold. We've talked about investing in physical gold in the past and I've used apps like Vaulted but it's harder to make money on these because of the costs. Even on cheaper apps out there, you're still paying 2%-plus for each transaction, buying and selling, which means you need to see prices higher by about 5% just to break even. For its part, the Spyder GoldShares ETF, ticker GLD, gives you cheaper access to physical gold holdings but it's still going to cost you that 0.4% annually and you're going to make no money until you sell it. That's why I really like investing in gold stocks better, the miners pulling it out of the ground. Not only do you get that dividend yield on your money but the miners are going to be leveraged businesses which means you can outperform the return on gold as it rises. In fact, the Vectors Gold Miners ETF, ticker GDX, has jumped 34% since recommending it in last year's gold video. The GDX Gold ETF is going to give you that broad exposure to the companies in the space but I don't think it's your best bet here either. I like the individual gold companies because you're able to pick the best of the best here and I've found five gold stocks that should be on your radar. First here is IAMGOLD, ticker IAG, a smaller miner but possibly my favorite of the group. IAG has four operating mines, five in advanced exploration and equity interests with exposure in Canada, Latin America and Western Africa. There is a lot to like about IAMGOLD here, from its production history and reserves to valuation multiple. The company has led the industry with 101% growth in its reserve base over the seven years to 2019. Proven and probable reserves, the amount of estimated gold in its fields is nearly 17 million ounces, the third highest among smaller miners and the valuation here on the shares is the lowest in the industry at just $102 per reserve ounce. The company has a production target of 1.3 million ounces through 2024, backed by a strong pipeline of exploration and development. The all-in sustaining cost here, that per ounce cost to run the company, is around $1,200 an ounce, not the lowest in our five gold stocks but very competitive. This next one is an interesting play and a 1.6% dividend yield, $10 billion Sibani Stilwater, ticker SBSW. Sibania is not a pure play gold producer with just over two-thirds of its production in platinum group metals. It produces out of 15 projects across North America and South Africa with about a fifth of its revenue coming from gold. Palladium accounts for 43% of its revenue and 28% of production and has seen prices jump 138% over the last three years, nearly three times the increase in gold prices. Management is targeting 30,000 kilograms of gold production this year and 2,000 kilo-ounces of platinum group metals. The company is producing at an all-in sustainable cost of $1,480 per ounce, which is fairly high but it was at $1,170 per ounce last year before the pandemic hit and I think it can get back to that level again next year. That's going to improve the fundamentals and as a bonus on Sibania here, it owns a 44% interest in the Rand refinery which markets gold to global customers. So along with that upstream miner, you get that exposure to the retail side of the market I first recommended El Dorado Gold, ticker EGO, in May of last year at $3.72 a share and even after a 276% run in the stock, I still like EGO as one of the best opportunities in gold stocks. The miner focuses on five operating mines in Canada, Greece and Turkey with developmental projects in Latin America and Eastern Europe. Those fields in the developing markets have helped it keep costs down but have also added an element of geopolitical risk in the past. The company had to fight the Greek government for years to win permitting and licenses and it's still trying to reach an agreement on its Scories fields. Even without that though, the company has several catalysts for production including the study on the Lamac mines for finalized targets. Production is forecast to 550,000 ounces this year with proven and probable reserves at 17.5 million ounces along with sizable deposits of silver and copper. El Dorado is one of the lowest costs in the industry at an AISC of just $902 per ounce, less than half the current market price. Because of those geographic risks though, EGO regularly trades at one of the lowest valuation in miners. Right now, that's about .6-times its net asset value. The company has a great balance sheet with $435 million in cash against just $600 million in total debt so a lot of financial flexibility here as well. Gold Mining Inc., ticker GLDLF, is a riskier play for its size but shares are up 37% just since our August interview with the CEO. This company has a pipeline of development projects in North and South America with 11.4 million ounces of measured and indicated resources. That's not the same as the proven and probable measure you get with miners that are already in production but it's a fair estimate for targets. What I liked about Gold Mining Inc. was its aggressive acquisition strategy when gold prices were lower, buying up assets for just $81 million over the last decade. Those are assets now worth upwards of $850 million at $2,000 per ounce gold. This is a junior miner so riskier than the others on the list but also a lot of upside potential here. For gold investors that want a safer play, Newmont Mining, tickered NEM, is the world's largest gold producer and pays an industry-leading 2.4% dividend. Newmont produces over six million ounces of gold annually and has the production pipeline to do it through 2029 so an excellent long-term play on gold. Reserves here top 96 million ounces of gold, the most in the industry, plus 63 million ounces of copper and silver. The company benefits from that size advantage and has been able to lower its all-in sustaining costs to $1,000 an ounce and is forecasting it lower to $850 an ounce over the next few years. It's hard to argue with success here. Newmont has returned over $2 billion in dividends and buybacks over the last 18 months and has produced a four-fold return over the last five years. Click on the video to the right for our 2021 investing strategy, what I'm watching and how to invest for the coming year. Don't forget to join the Let's Talk Money community by tapping that subscribe button and clicking the bell notification.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jdy_tpqdQHo	The second one is an interesting play and a 1.6% dividend yield, $10 billion Sibania Stillwater, ticker SBSW. Sibania is not a pure-play gold producer with just over two-thirds of its production in the platinum group metals. It produces out of 15 projects across North America and South Africa with about a fifth of its revenue coming from gold. Palladium accounts for 43% of its revenue and 28% of production and has seen prices jump 138% over the last three years, nearly three times the increase in gold prices. Management is targeting 30,000 kilograms of gold production this year and 2,000 kilo-ounces of platinum group metals. The company is producing at an all-in sustainable cost of $1,480 per ounce which is fairly high but it was at $1,170 per ounce last year before the pandemic hit and I think it can get back to that level again next year. That's going to improve the fundamentals and as a bonus on Sibania, it owns 44% interest in the Rand refinery which markets gold to global customers. So along with that upstream miner, you get that exposure to the retail side of the market as well. I think it's a great investment. I think it's a great investment. I think it's a great investment.
125,899,754	137	Jdy_tpqdQHo	372.560063	454.241432	Buy	Title	3	EGO	null	13.2	null	5 Best Gold Stocks to Buy for 2021	45,380,410	Yes	137	5 Best Gold Stocks to Buy for 2021	2020-11-27 15:45:01+00:00	UCbKdotYtcY9SxoU8CYAXdvg	Let's Talk Money! with Joseph Hogue, CFA	Gold was the runaway investment this year and these gold stocks could soar in 2021. With the backdown in the gold price, these stocks are again in a buying opportunity and will provide the safety you need in a stock market crash. It’s time to start thinking of your 2021 investing strategy and no portfolio is complete without some protection with gold stocks. Now you could buy physical gold but the costs mean even a jump in the price of gold could lose you money. The gold ETF gives you cheap exposure but you make nothing until you sell. That’s why I’m investing in the gold miner stocks for dividends, safety and the potential to outperform the price of gold. Check out our 2021 Investing Strategy https://youtu.be/PlNOif_tBxE The demand picture for gold is as good as its ever been. Central banks are buying to reduce exposure to the dollar and tech products are using more gold than ever before. ETFs and investors have been buying gold against the pandemic and that uncertainty could carry over into 2021. You need to have some gold stocks in your portfolio. Join the conversation in our private Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/3083628104983203/ My Investing Recommendations 📈 📊 Download this Portfolio Tracker and Investing Spreadsheet! 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He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation and is a veteran of the Marine Corps.	['gold stocks', 'gold stocks to buy', 'gold stocks 2021', 'how to invest in gold', 'how to invest in gold stocks', 'is gold a good investment', 'is buying gold a good idea', 'gold as an investment', 'investing in gold', 'should i invest in gold', 'should i buy gold', 'how to buy gold', 'gold investing', 'gold etf', 'gold miner stocks']	en	560	false	40,355	1,326	139	["Kicking off our 2021 Investing Strategy! 😲 Don't miss our first video, how I'm positioning and investing for next year https://youtu.be/PlNOif_tBxE", 'im doing both physical bullion and stocks on mines like PZG NEM FCX and silver AGMRF', 'Please put chapters in your videos', 'Could we please have an update on this? Gold valuation could be interesting for the next few month to come', 'Hi Joseph, I want to buy some good gold mining stocks. Can you please help me find some good gold mining stocks? Thanks for your help!', 'Who the fuck speaks like this !! ???\n\nHe crams too much information in a short time. Impossible to understand what he saying. Needs to slow down and stick to one point. He talks about gold by bringing a millions things into the topic, then try to glue it together, which clearly open happens in his head. While is listener sits confuse, but yet nod their heads because they are afraid to look to stupid.', 'Gold miners', 'Watched and liked it, thanks!. Another growth stock I’d love to mention is Windfall Geotek. It’s is one of the investments I’m proud of. Its earnings per share grew 44% per year over the last three years. It achieved revenue growth of 310% over the last year', 'Tiny pieces of gold worth 400', 'Spot on. Whatta clarity .. Information to the point .. Thankfully I found your video. You definitely deserve more views and subscribers ..', 'Wonder if I could have your thoughts on Gold Spot Discoveries, it seems to be getting alot of interest now.', 'Yamana', 'the big investment companys are now short in gold. So lets fuck them up, lets buy - every trader all over the world- GOLD, that price is going up to 10.000Dollars. yeah. lets show them, who is stronger! together we can make it! I believe in you! Thanks and good money making for ALL.', 'What are your thoughts on BARU gold corp? trading at 0.14 and was at 80 CAD in 2010', 'Holy cow, this is a really great video! Thank you, thumbs up, will keep you watching fore sure! My own top 5 for this year: Polyus Gold, Iamgold, Kinross Gold, Gran Colombia Gold & K92', 'What’s your opinion in regards to Gold & Silver being compare to Bitcoin or other Cryptocurrencies? \n\nThank you for your video', 'Thx, great video! Any chance of Euro Sun Mining can be on your show in Q1 (expecting BFS etc)? Thank you for the professional work you do.', 'I prefer buy a gold mine shares', 'Don\'t fall for the snake oil! Mining is a horrible investment for retail investors because of high capital costs, share dilution from constantly raising cash plus filthy guberment parasites destroying any sound business plan. If you want to invest in a gold stock by Franco Nevada when the "Bull Market" in gold craters again.', 'Interesting and informative.', "I'll start tomorrow morning!", 'So if the dollar collapses, these gold mining stocks as well as gold stocks would explode, correct?', "I'm likely gonna lose money but selling weed stocks for gold.", 'where can I get that exact bow tie? I want one just like it', 'are those mining companies buy and hold? Looking for about a five year investmant', 'Hi Joseph!! Am new to investing how does one invest in one of these companies? Any platform suggestions?', 'Link for Beginners, looking for info on gold purchase options\nOscar', "don't ignore australia, victoria state and FSX.V FSXLF", 'If they knew more about those poor vaccines, the price of gold would be going up for those 5% or more. Amazing how media stole the election and now are even convincing people how vaccine is great while it is barely tested. Unbelievable.', 'Pure gold mining 4th highest grade mine in Canada first with in days! Set to explode! Discovery metals is a silver play with over a Billion and a half oz silver discovery and untold amounts of base metals with huge un explored property', 'Gold stocks for me .. easy liquidity and dividends', 'hello sir most of you stocks recommendation i cant find on Etoro any suggested Brokerage to get in with your stocks mentioned are in.? Thanks', 'I am physical gold bars stucker from Pakistan 🇵🇰. \n\nGold is always long term investment successful as well safe 👍 heaven.', 'What are your thoughts on BTG gold stock?', 'IAU', 'I like gold mining stocks cause you get a dividend from them. Barrick and Newmont are the top 2.', 'im investing in bars, Gold and silver bars. I got a question. if the markets crash, do the Mining stocks crash too?', "Gold/Silver Bullion is the ONLY way to go. Dollar cost average in and play the GSR to upgrade/swap when the time is right. If you don't hold it, you don't own it is very true as well.\nAs far as mining stocks go, NEM is the ONLY stock i have looked at seriously and am interested if i can get it at the right price. It's a little bit high for me at the current price but it could come down over the next 6 months if the market heads down and that should give me the opportunity to get in at a good price.", 'Gold dropped super hard I mean it was 75 dollars a gram and its 59 dollars a gram.', "FYI, couldn't make it to the Live Stream today, but I went ahead and opened up a Webull acct. I'm looking forward to my free 4 stocks.", 'up 93% in veritone, god bless u thank u', 'What about norsmount mining???', 'EGO.', 'Buying Great Thunder Gold GTGFF - Eric Sprott backed!!! Need I say more in the Gold Business the Elon Musk of the Gold Business, Great Mgt Team in Place, Well funded, great piggyback strategy, Insiders Hold Lg Positions / Skin in the Game, I think it could be the best jr gold miner over the next few years to come!!! Check it out let me know what you think? Got my bow tie on when I dug up that one 🎀 only negative OTC pink sheets!!! Cuts into cost to aquire', 'Great information thanks :)', 'How about SILVER ???? 🤔', 'Took profits on rallies in September and started buying back in from 1850 down to 1780. Could still see 1600 if selling pressure increases from tax liquidations and any margin calls if SPY corrects hard.', 'Bought Berkshire B as part of my gold diversification as they own 1.1% of GOLD.', 'Buyingggg', 'I love Perth Mint gold bars. Im grabbing a 10g bar this coming week.']	Welcome to your chance to create the financial future you deserve. I spent more than a decade in stock analysis for private wealth management and venture capital but I love the face-to-face interaction we get here on YouTube. I pride myself on professional analysis you won't see anywhere else on YouTube! Joseph Hogue is a financial expert and investment analyst. After serving in the Marine Corps, he started his career investing in real estate before becoming an investment analyst for some of the largest private investors. He's appeared on Bloomberg and on CNBC as an investment expert and has published ten books on investing. He holds a master's degree and the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation. Now he helps investors reach their financial goals and invest in the stock market with some of the same advice he used when working for the rich. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel, it's free and you'll never miss a video.	43,592,318	641,000	1,168	Category 1	The price of gold fell hard on that vaccine announcement, down more than 5% on the day, the 12th worst single-day drop in more than 16 years. But is it too early to count out gold as an investment for 2021? In this video, I'll show you the fundamentals and history for investing in gold next year then reveal the five best gold stocks I'm watching to buy. We're talking gold investment today on Let's Talk Money. Hey Bowtie Nation, Joseph Hogue here with the Let's Talk Money channel. I want to send a special shout out to all you out there in the nation, thank you for spending a part of your day to be here. If you're not part of the community yet, just click that little red subscribe button. It's free and you'll never miss an episode. Nation, gold has been the runaway investment this year with the price up 25% since recommending it in our video on March 20th. As a hedge against market fears and inflation, the price of that yellow metal has surged. The price plunged earlier this month though with news of a vaccine dropping 5% in a single day, the 12th worst daily loss in nearly two decades. But the good news for gold investors is that when the price has fallen so quickly in a single day, it's rebounded an average 3.5% within the next three months and twice has broken out to 15% and 23% higher. And while a lot of the uncertainty has come out of the market, the election is behind us, a vaccine looks like it's going to be out soon, there could still be a lot coming and the fundamentals are pointing to higher prices for gold. In this video, I'll show you why gold could still make a run for 2021 and why you should consider having some in your portfolio. I'll show you how to invest in gold and reveal the five gold stocks I'm watching right now. Before we get started though, I want to get your opinion on this. What's your favorite way to invest in gold? Are you buying the physical gold bullion or coins, maybe the gold ETF? Or do you just prefer the shares of gold miners? Scroll down and let us know in the comments which one you prefer investing in and why. And, my friends, despite some of the risk coming out of the market, we're not exactly in the clear for 2021. Even with an emergency authorization on the vaccine, there won't be widespread distribution any time before March. We still have over 10 million people unemployed and a risk to a double-dip recession is still very much a possibility. Besides this economic risk, the fundamentals behind the price of gold are extremely positive. Central banks have been buyers for over 10 consecutive years and 2018 saw the largest purchases since Nixon closed the gold window in 1971. That's a long-term trend and something that will probably only increase as countries like Russia and China try to diversify their holdings away from the dollar. Gold held by ETFs grew by over 400 tons last year to a record of almost 2,900 tons and investor demand picked up on that global uncertainty. Gold demand in tech products has also risen consistently and it's really only in the jewelry component that we've seen any kind of weakness. And with the government throwing nearly $10 trillion at the pandemic in less than a year, there's a good bet that inflation spikes later next year and puts a floor on support under gold. We've talked about investing in physical gold in the past and I've used apps like Vaulted but it's harder to make money on these because of the costs. Even on cheaper apps out there, you're still paying 2%-plus for each transaction, buying and selling, which means you need to see prices higher by about 5% just to break even. For its part, the Spyder GoldShares ETF, ticker GLD, gives you cheaper access to physical gold holdings but it's still going to cost you that 0.4% annually and you're going to make no money until you sell it. That's why I really like investing in gold stocks better, the miners pulling it out of the ground. Not only do you get that dividend yield on your money but the miners are going to be leveraged businesses which means you can outperform the return on gold as it rises. In fact, the Vectors Gold Miners ETF, ticker GDX, has jumped 34% since recommending it in last year's gold video. The GDX Gold ETF is going to give you that broad exposure to the companies in the space but I don't think it's your best bet here either. I like the individual gold companies because you're able to pick the best of the best here and I've found five gold stocks that should be on your radar. First here is IAMGOLD, ticker IAG, a smaller miner but possibly my favorite of the group. IAG has four operating mines, five in advanced exploration and equity interests with exposure in Canada, Latin America and Western Africa. There is a lot to like about IAMGOLD here, from its production history and reserves to valuation multiple. The company has led the industry with 101% growth in its reserve base over the seven years to 2019. Proven and probable reserves, the amount of estimated gold in its fields is nearly 17 million ounces, the third highest among smaller miners and the valuation here on the shares is the lowest in the industry at just $102 per reserve ounce. The company has a production target of 1.3 million ounces through 2024, backed by a strong pipeline of exploration and development. The all-in sustaining cost here, that per ounce cost to run the company, is around $1,200 an ounce, not the lowest in our five gold stocks but very competitive. This next one is an interesting play and a 1.6% dividend yield, $10 billion Sibani Stilwater, ticker SBSW. Sibania is not a pure play gold producer with just over two-thirds of its production in platinum group metals. It produces out of 15 projects across North America and South Africa with about a fifth of its revenue coming from gold. Palladium accounts for 43% of its revenue and 28% of production and has seen prices jump 138% over the last three years, nearly three times the increase in gold prices. Management is targeting 30,000 kilograms of gold production this year and 2,000 kilo-ounces of platinum group metals. The company is producing at an all-in sustainable cost of $1,480 per ounce, which is fairly high but it was at $1,170 per ounce last year before the pandemic hit and I think it can get back to that level again next year. That's going to improve the fundamentals and as a bonus on Sibania here, it owns a 44% interest in the Rand refinery which markets gold to global customers. So along with that upstream miner, you get that exposure to the retail side of the market I first recommended El Dorado Gold, ticker EGO, in May of last year at $3.72 a share and even after a 276% run in the stock, I still like EGO as one of the best opportunities in gold stocks. The miner focuses on five operating mines in Canada, Greece and Turkey with developmental projects in Latin America and Eastern Europe. Those fields in the developing markets have helped it keep costs down but have also added an element of geopolitical risk in the past. The company had to fight the Greek government for years to win permitting and licenses and it's still trying to reach an agreement on its Scories fields. Even without that though, the company has several catalysts for production including the study on the Lamac mines for finalized targets. Production is forecast to 550,000 ounces this year with proven and probable reserves at 17.5 million ounces along with sizable deposits of silver and copper. El Dorado is one of the lowest costs in the industry at an AISC of just $902 per ounce, less than half the current market price. Because of those geographic risks though, EGO regularly trades at one of the lowest valuation in miners. Right now, that's about .6-times its net asset value. The company has a great balance sheet with $435 million in cash against just $600 million in total debt so a lot of financial flexibility here as well. Gold Mining Inc., ticker GLDLF, is a riskier play for its size but shares are up 37% just since our August interview with the CEO. This company has a pipeline of development projects in North and South America with 11.4 million ounces of measured and indicated resources. That's not the same as the proven and probable measure you get with miners that are already in production but it's a fair estimate for targets. What I liked about Gold Mining Inc. was its aggressive acquisition strategy when gold prices were lower, buying up assets for just $81 million over the last decade. Those are assets now worth upwards of $850 million at $2,000 per ounce gold. This is a junior miner so riskier than the others on the list but also a lot of upside potential here. For gold investors that want a safer play, Newmont Mining, tickered NEM, is the world's largest gold producer and pays an industry-leading 2.4% dividend. Newmont produces over six million ounces of gold annually and has the production pipeline to do it through 2029 so an excellent long-term play on gold. Reserves here top 96 million ounces of gold, the most in the industry, plus 63 million ounces of copper and silver. The company benefits from that size advantage and has been able to lower its all-in sustaining costs to $1,000 an ounce and is forecasting it lower to $850 an ounce over the next few years. It's hard to argue with success here. Newmont has returned over $2 billion in dividends and buybacks over the last 18 months and has produced a four-fold return over the last five years. Click on the video to the right for our 2021 investing strategy, what I'm watching and how to invest for the coming year. Don't forget to join the Let's Talk Money community by tapping that subscribe button and clicking the bell notification.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jdy_tpqdQHo	Recommended El Dorado Gold, ticker EGO, in May of last year at $3.72 a share and even after a 276% run in the stock, I still like EGO as one of the best opportunities in gold stocks. The miner focuses on five operating mines in Canada, Greece and Turkey with developmental projects in Latin America and Eastern Europe. Those fields in the developing markets have helped it keep costs down but have also added an element of geopolitical risk in the past. The company had to fight the Greek government for years to win permitting and licenses and it's still trying to reach an agreement on its Scories fields. Even without that though, the company has several catalysts for production including the study on the Lamac mines for finalized targets. Production is forecast to 550,000 ounces this year with proven and probable reserves at 17.5 million ounces along with sizable deposits of silver and copper. El Dorado is one of the lowest costs in the industry at an AISC of just $902 per ounce, less than half the current market price. Because of those geographic risks though, EGO regularly trades at one of the lowest valuation in miners. Right now that's about .6-times its net asset value. The company has a great balance sheet with $435 million in cash against just $600 million in total debt so a lot of financial flexibility here as well.
125,899,754	137	Jdy_tpqdQHo	455.05195	497.853847	Buy	Title	2	GLDLF	null	2.45	null	5 Best Gold Stocks to Buy for 2021	45,380,410	Yes	137	5 Best Gold Stocks to Buy for 2021	2020-11-27 15:45:01+00:00	UCbKdotYtcY9SxoU8CYAXdvg	Let's Talk Money! with Joseph Hogue, CFA	Gold was the runaway investment this year and these gold stocks could soar in 2021. With the backdown in the gold price, these stocks are again in a buying opportunity and will provide the safety you need in a stock market crash. It’s time to start thinking of your 2021 investing strategy and no portfolio is complete without some protection with gold stocks. Now you could buy physical gold but the costs mean even a jump in the price of gold could lose you money. The gold ETF gives you cheap exposure but you make nothing until you sell. That’s why I’m investing in the gold miner stocks for dividends, safety and the potential to outperform the price of gold. Check out our 2021 Investing Strategy https://youtu.be/PlNOif_tBxE The demand picture for gold is as good as its ever been. Central banks are buying to reduce exposure to the dollar and tech products are using more gold than ever before. ETFs and investors have been buying gold against the pandemic and that uncertainty could carry over into 2021. You need to have some gold stocks in your portfolio. Join the conversation in our private Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/3083628104983203/ My Investing Recommendations 📈 📊 Download this Portfolio Tracker and Investing Spreadsheet! [Community Discount Code] https://mystockmarketbasics.com/spreadsheetdiscount Check out the stock simulator and Get a FREE share of stock worth up to $1000 when you open a Webull investing account with a $100 deposit! 🤑 https://mystockmarketbasics.com/webull Follow the 2021 Bow Tie Nation portfolio on Stockcard and get a special 10% discount with promo code: bowtienation https://mystockmarketbasics.com/stockcarddiscount Free Webinar – Discover how to create a personal investing plan and beat your goals in less than an hour! I’m revealing the Goals-Based Investing Strategy I developed working private wealth management in this free webinar. Reserve your spot now! https://mystockmarketbasics.com/free-investing-webinar Ready to Make Money Online? 🤑 Get this special negotiated deal with Blue Host for web hosting https://myworkfromhomemoney.com/bluehost Free Webinar to Grow a YouTube channel! How I grew from 0 to 75,000 subs fast! https://myworkfromhomemoney.com/webinar-grow-youtube/ Want to know how I started six blogs from scratch to make over $12,000 a month? Get this FREE five-day email course on building a blog that makes money and an easy checklist with everything you need. https://myworkfromhomemoney.com/free-build-a-blog-checklist/ FREE Download: Want to know how I made over $140,000 last year blogging? Download this free quick-start guide to starting a blog and what you need to know to make money! https://myworkfromhomemoney.com/blogging-quick-start My Books on Investing and Making Money 💰 📗 📈 Step-by-Step Dividend Investing http://amzn.to/2aLpFcs Step-by-Step Bond Investing http://amzn.to/2aLpA8p Make Money Blogging http://amzn.to/2kpL6Cr 📺 Crushing YouTube https://amzn.to/2YVCqfi 🙏 Step-by-Step Crowdfunding http://amzn.to/2aS2DRK SUBSCRIBE to create the financial future you deserve with videos on beating debt, making more money and making your money work for you. https://peerfinance101.com/FreeMoneyVideos Joseph Hogue, CFA spent nearly a decade as an investment analyst for institutional firms and banks. He now helps people understand their financial lives through debt payoff strategies, investing and ways to save more money. He has appeared on Bloomberg and on sites like CNBC and Morningstar. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation and is a veteran of the Marine Corps.	['gold stocks', 'gold stocks to buy', 'gold stocks 2021', 'how to invest in gold', 'how to invest in gold stocks', 'is gold a good investment', 'is buying gold a good idea', 'gold as an investment', 'investing in gold', 'should i invest in gold', 'should i buy gold', 'how to buy gold', 'gold investing', 'gold etf', 'gold miner stocks']	en	560	false	40,355	1,326	139	["Kicking off our 2021 Investing Strategy! 😲 Don't miss our first video, how I'm positioning and investing for next year https://youtu.be/PlNOif_tBxE", 'im doing both physical bullion and stocks on mines like PZG NEM FCX and silver AGMRF', 'Please put chapters in your videos', 'Could we please have an update on this? Gold valuation could be interesting for the next few month to come', 'Hi Joseph, I want to buy some good gold mining stocks. Can you please help me find some good gold mining stocks? Thanks for your help!', 'Who the fuck speaks like this !! ???\n\nHe crams too much information in a short time. Impossible to understand what he saying. Needs to slow down and stick to one point. He talks about gold by bringing a millions things into the topic, then try to glue it together, which clearly open happens in his head. While is listener sits confuse, but yet nod their heads because they are afraid to look to stupid.', 'Gold miners', 'Watched and liked it, thanks!. Another growth stock I’d love to mention is Windfall Geotek. It’s is one of the investments I’m proud of. Its earnings per share grew 44% per year over the last three years. It achieved revenue growth of 310% over the last year', 'Tiny pieces of gold worth 400', 'Spot on. Whatta clarity .. Information to the point .. Thankfully I found your video. You definitely deserve more views and subscribers ..', 'Wonder if I could have your thoughts on Gold Spot Discoveries, it seems to be getting alot of interest now.', 'Yamana', 'the big investment companys are now short in gold. So lets fuck them up, lets buy - every trader all over the world- GOLD, that price is going up to 10.000Dollars. yeah. lets show them, who is stronger! together we can make it! I believe in you! Thanks and good money making for ALL.', 'What are your thoughts on BARU gold corp? trading at 0.14 and was at 80 CAD in 2010', 'Holy cow, this is a really great video! Thank you, thumbs up, will keep you watching fore sure! My own top 5 for this year: Polyus Gold, Iamgold, Kinross Gold, Gran Colombia Gold & K92', 'What’s your opinion in regards to Gold & Silver being compare to Bitcoin or other Cryptocurrencies? \n\nThank you for your video', 'Thx, great video! Any chance of Euro Sun Mining can be on your show in Q1 (expecting BFS etc)? Thank you for the professional work you do.', 'I prefer buy a gold mine shares', 'Don\'t fall for the snake oil! Mining is a horrible investment for retail investors because of high capital costs, share dilution from constantly raising cash plus filthy guberment parasites destroying any sound business plan. If you want to invest in a gold stock by Franco Nevada when the "Bull Market" in gold craters again.', 'Interesting and informative.', "I'll start tomorrow morning!", 'So if the dollar collapses, these gold mining stocks as well as gold stocks would explode, correct?', "I'm likely gonna lose money but selling weed stocks for gold.", 'where can I get that exact bow tie? I want one just like it', 'are those mining companies buy and hold? Looking for about a five year investmant', 'Hi Joseph!! Am new to investing how does one invest in one of these companies? Any platform suggestions?', 'Link for Beginners, looking for info on gold purchase options\nOscar', "don't ignore australia, victoria state and FSX.V FSXLF", 'If they knew more about those poor vaccines, the price of gold would be going up for those 5% or more. Amazing how media stole the election and now are even convincing people how vaccine is great while it is barely tested. Unbelievable.', 'Pure gold mining 4th highest grade mine in Canada first with in days! Set to explode! Discovery metals is a silver play with over a Billion and a half oz silver discovery and untold amounts of base metals with huge un explored property', 'Gold stocks for me .. easy liquidity and dividends', 'hello sir most of you stocks recommendation i cant find on Etoro any suggested Brokerage to get in with your stocks mentioned are in.? Thanks', 'I am physical gold bars stucker from Pakistan 🇵🇰. \n\nGold is always long term investment successful as well safe 👍 heaven.', 'What are your thoughts on BTG gold stock?', 'IAU', 'I like gold mining stocks cause you get a dividend from them. Barrick and Newmont are the top 2.', 'im investing in bars, Gold and silver bars. I got a question. if the markets crash, do the Mining stocks crash too?', "Gold/Silver Bullion is the ONLY way to go. Dollar cost average in and play the GSR to upgrade/swap when the time is right. If you don't hold it, you don't own it is very true as well.\nAs far as mining stocks go, NEM is the ONLY stock i have looked at seriously and am interested if i can get it at the right price. It's a little bit high for me at the current price but it could come down over the next 6 months if the market heads down and that should give me the opportunity to get in at a good price.", 'Gold dropped super hard I mean it was 75 dollars a gram and its 59 dollars a gram.', "FYI, couldn't make it to the Live Stream today, but I went ahead and opened up a Webull acct. I'm looking forward to my free 4 stocks.", 'up 93% in veritone, god bless u thank u', 'What about norsmount mining???', 'EGO.', 'Buying Great Thunder Gold GTGFF - Eric Sprott backed!!! Need I say more in the Gold Business the Elon Musk of the Gold Business, Great Mgt Team in Place, Well funded, great piggyback strategy, Insiders Hold Lg Positions / Skin in the Game, I think it could be the best jr gold miner over the next few years to come!!! Check it out let me know what you think? Got my bow tie on when I dug up that one 🎀 only negative OTC pink sheets!!! Cuts into cost to aquire', 'Great information thanks :)', 'How about SILVER ???? 🤔', 'Took profits on rallies in September and started buying back in from 1850 down to 1780. Could still see 1600 if selling pressure increases from tax liquidations and any margin calls if SPY corrects hard.', 'Bought Berkshire B as part of my gold diversification as they own 1.1% of GOLD.', 'Buyingggg', 'I love Perth Mint gold bars. Im grabbing a 10g bar this coming week.']	Welcome to your chance to create the financial future you deserve. I spent more than a decade in stock analysis for private wealth management and venture capital but I love the face-to-face interaction we get here on YouTube. I pride myself on professional analysis you won't see anywhere else on YouTube! Joseph Hogue is a financial expert and investment analyst. After serving in the Marine Corps, he started his career investing in real estate before becoming an investment analyst for some of the largest private investors. He's appeared on Bloomberg and on CNBC as an investment expert and has published ten books on investing. He holds a master's degree and the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation. Now he helps investors reach their financial goals and invest in the stock market with some of the same advice he used when working for the rich. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel, it's free and you'll never miss a video.	43,592,318	641,000	1,168	Category 1	The price of gold fell hard on that vaccine announcement, down more than 5% on the day, the 12th worst single-day drop in more than 16 years. But is it too early to count out gold as an investment for 2021? In this video, I'll show you the fundamentals and history for investing in gold next year then reveal the five best gold stocks I'm watching to buy. We're talking gold investment today on Let's Talk Money. Hey Bowtie Nation, Joseph Hogue here with the Let's Talk Money channel. I want to send a special shout out to all you out there in the nation, thank you for spending a part of your day to be here. If you're not part of the community yet, just click that little red subscribe button. It's free and you'll never miss an episode. Nation, gold has been the runaway investment this year with the price up 25% since recommending it in our video on March 20th. As a hedge against market fears and inflation, the price of that yellow metal has surged. The price plunged earlier this month though with news of a vaccine dropping 5% in a single day, the 12th worst daily loss in nearly two decades. But the good news for gold investors is that when the price has fallen so quickly in a single day, it's rebounded an average 3.5% within the next three months and twice has broken out to 15% and 23% higher. And while a lot of the uncertainty has come out of the market, the election is behind us, a vaccine looks like it's going to be out soon, there could still be a lot coming and the fundamentals are pointing to higher prices for gold. In this video, I'll show you why gold could still make a run for 2021 and why you should consider having some in your portfolio. I'll show you how to invest in gold and reveal the five gold stocks I'm watching right now. Before we get started though, I want to get your opinion on this. What's your favorite way to invest in gold? Are you buying the physical gold bullion or coins, maybe the gold ETF? Or do you just prefer the shares of gold miners? Scroll down and let us know in the comments which one you prefer investing in and why. And, my friends, despite some of the risk coming out of the market, we're not exactly in the clear for 2021. Even with an emergency authorization on the vaccine, there won't be widespread distribution any time before March. We still have over 10 million people unemployed and a risk to a double-dip recession is still very much a possibility. Besides this economic risk, the fundamentals behind the price of gold are extremely positive. Central banks have been buyers for over 10 consecutive years and 2018 saw the largest purchases since Nixon closed the gold window in 1971. That's a long-term trend and something that will probably only increase as countries like Russia and China try to diversify their holdings away from the dollar. Gold held by ETFs grew by over 400 tons last year to a record of almost 2,900 tons and investor demand picked up on that global uncertainty. Gold demand in tech products has also risen consistently and it's really only in the jewelry component that we've seen any kind of weakness. And with the government throwing nearly $10 trillion at the pandemic in less than a year, there's a good bet that inflation spikes later next year and puts a floor on support under gold. We've talked about investing in physical gold in the past and I've used apps like Vaulted but it's harder to make money on these because of the costs. Even on cheaper apps out there, you're still paying 2%-plus for each transaction, buying and selling, which means you need to see prices higher by about 5% just to break even. For its part, the Spyder GoldShares ETF, ticker GLD, gives you cheaper access to physical gold holdings but it's still going to cost you that 0.4% annually and you're going to make no money until you sell it. That's why I really like investing in gold stocks better, the miners pulling it out of the ground. Not only do you get that dividend yield on your money but the miners are going to be leveraged businesses which means you can outperform the return on gold as it rises. In fact, the Vectors Gold Miners ETF, ticker GDX, has jumped 34% since recommending it in last year's gold video. The GDX Gold ETF is going to give you that broad exposure to the companies in the space but I don't think it's your best bet here either. I like the individual gold companies because you're able to pick the best of the best here and I've found five gold stocks that should be on your radar. First here is IAMGOLD, ticker IAG, a smaller miner but possibly my favorite of the group. IAG has four operating mines, five in advanced exploration and equity interests with exposure in Canada, Latin America and Western Africa. There is a lot to like about IAMGOLD here, from its production history and reserves to valuation multiple. The company has led the industry with 101% growth in its reserve base over the seven years to 2019. Proven and probable reserves, the amount of estimated gold in its fields is nearly 17 million ounces, the third highest among smaller miners and the valuation here on the shares is the lowest in the industry at just $102 per reserve ounce. The company has a production target of 1.3 million ounces through 2024, backed by a strong pipeline of exploration and development. The all-in sustaining cost here, that per ounce cost to run the company, is around $1,200 an ounce, not the lowest in our five gold stocks but very competitive. This next one is an interesting play and a 1.6% dividend yield, $10 billion Sibani Stilwater, ticker SBSW. Sibania is not a pure play gold producer with just over two-thirds of its production in platinum group metals. It produces out of 15 projects across North America and South Africa with about a fifth of its revenue coming from gold. Palladium accounts for 43% of its revenue and 28% of production and has seen prices jump 138% over the last three years, nearly three times the increase in gold prices. Management is targeting 30,000 kilograms of gold production this year and 2,000 kilo-ounces of platinum group metals. The company is producing at an all-in sustainable cost of $1,480 per ounce, which is fairly high but it was at $1,170 per ounce last year before the pandemic hit and I think it can get back to that level again next year. That's going to improve the fundamentals and as a bonus on Sibania here, it owns a 44% interest in the Rand refinery which markets gold to global customers. So along with that upstream miner, you get that exposure to the retail side of the market I first recommended El Dorado Gold, ticker EGO, in May of last year at $3.72 a share and even after a 276% run in the stock, I still like EGO as one of the best opportunities in gold stocks. The miner focuses on five operating mines in Canada, Greece and Turkey with developmental projects in Latin America and Eastern Europe. Those fields in the developing markets have helped it keep costs down but have also added an element of geopolitical risk in the past. The company had to fight the Greek government for years to win permitting and licenses and it's still trying to reach an agreement on its Scories fields. Even without that though, the company has several catalysts for production including the study on the Lamac mines for finalized targets. Production is forecast to 550,000 ounces this year with proven and probable reserves at 17.5 million ounces along with sizable deposits of silver and copper. El Dorado is one of the lowest costs in the industry at an AISC of just $902 per ounce, less than half the current market price. Because of those geographic risks though, EGO regularly trades at one of the lowest valuation in miners. Right now, that's about .6-times its net asset value. The company has a great balance sheet with $435 million in cash against just $600 million in total debt so a lot of financial flexibility here as well. Gold Mining Inc., ticker GLDLF, is a riskier play for its size but shares are up 37% just since our August interview with the CEO. This company has a pipeline of development projects in North and South America with 11.4 million ounces of measured and indicated resources. That's not the same as the proven and probable measure you get with miners that are already in production but it's a fair estimate for targets. What I liked about Gold Mining Inc. was its aggressive acquisition strategy when gold prices were lower, buying up assets for just $81 million over the last decade. Those are assets now worth upwards of $850 million at $2,000 per ounce gold. This is a junior miner so riskier than the others on the list but also a lot of upside potential here. For gold investors that want a safer play, Newmont Mining, tickered NEM, is the world's largest gold producer and pays an industry-leading 2.4% dividend. Newmont produces over six million ounces of gold annually and has the production pipeline to do it through 2029 so an excellent long-term play on gold. Reserves here top 96 million ounces of gold, the most in the industry, plus 63 million ounces of copper and silver. The company benefits from that size advantage and has been able to lower its all-in sustaining costs to $1,000 an ounce and is forecasting it lower to $850 an ounce over the next few years. It's hard to argue with success here. Newmont has returned over $2 billion in dividends and buybacks over the last 18 months and has produced a four-fold return over the last five years. Click on the video to the right for our 2021 investing strategy, what I'm watching and how to invest for the coming year. Don't forget to join the Let's Talk Money community by tapping that subscribe button and clicking the bell notification.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jdy_tpqdQHo	GLDLF is a riskier play for its size but shares are up 37% just since our August interview with the CEO. This company has a pipeline of development projects in North and South America with 11.4 million ounces of measured and indicated resources. That's not the same as the proven and probable measure you get with the miners that are already in production but it's a fair estimate for targets. What I liked about gold mining Inc. was its aggressive acquisition strategy when gold prices were lower, buying up assets for just $81 million over the last decade. Those are assets now worth upwards of $850 million at $2,000 per ounce gold. This is a junior miner so riskier than the others on the list but also a lot of upside potential here.
125,899,754	137	Jdy_tpqdQHo	498.645224	549.951153	Buy	Title	3	NEM	null	64.86	null	5 Best Gold Stocks to Buy for 2021	45,380,410	Yes	137	5 Best Gold Stocks to Buy for 2021	2020-11-27 15:45:01+00:00	UCbKdotYtcY9SxoU8CYAXdvg	Let's Talk Money! with Joseph Hogue, CFA	Gold was the runaway investment this year and these gold stocks could soar in 2021. With the backdown in the gold price, these stocks are again in a buying opportunity and will provide the safety you need in a stock market crash. It’s time to start thinking of your 2021 investing strategy and no portfolio is complete without some protection with gold stocks. Now you could buy physical gold but the costs mean even a jump in the price of gold could lose you money. The gold ETF gives you cheap exposure but you make nothing until you sell. That’s why I’m investing in the gold miner stocks for dividends, safety and the potential to outperform the price of gold. Check out our 2021 Investing Strategy https://youtu.be/PlNOif_tBxE The demand picture for gold is as good as its ever been. Central banks are buying to reduce exposure to the dollar and tech products are using more gold than ever before. ETFs and investors have been buying gold against the pandemic and that uncertainty could carry over into 2021. You need to have some gold stocks in your portfolio. Join the conversation in our private Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/3083628104983203/ My Investing Recommendations 📈 📊 Download this Portfolio Tracker and Investing Spreadsheet! [Community Discount Code] https://mystockmarketbasics.com/spreadsheetdiscount Check out the stock simulator and Get a FREE share of stock worth up to $1000 when you open a Webull investing account with a $100 deposit! 🤑 https://mystockmarketbasics.com/webull Follow the 2021 Bow Tie Nation portfolio on Stockcard and get a special 10% discount with promo code: bowtienation https://mystockmarketbasics.com/stockcarddiscount Free Webinar – Discover how to create a personal investing plan and beat your goals in less than an hour! I’m revealing the Goals-Based Investing Strategy I developed working private wealth management in this free webinar. Reserve your spot now! https://mystockmarketbasics.com/free-investing-webinar Ready to Make Money Online? 🤑 Get this special negotiated deal with Blue Host for web hosting https://myworkfromhomemoney.com/bluehost Free Webinar to Grow a YouTube channel! How I grew from 0 to 75,000 subs fast! https://myworkfromhomemoney.com/webinar-grow-youtube/ Want to know how I started six blogs from scratch to make over $12,000 a month? Get this FREE five-day email course on building a blog that makes money and an easy checklist with everything you need. https://myworkfromhomemoney.com/free-build-a-blog-checklist/ FREE Download: Want to know how I made over $140,000 last year blogging? Download this free quick-start guide to starting a blog and what you need to know to make money! https://myworkfromhomemoney.com/blogging-quick-start My Books on Investing and Making Money 💰 📗 📈 Step-by-Step Dividend Investing http://amzn.to/2aLpFcs Step-by-Step Bond Investing http://amzn.to/2aLpA8p Make Money Blogging http://amzn.to/2kpL6Cr 📺 Crushing YouTube https://amzn.to/2YVCqfi 🙏 Step-by-Step Crowdfunding http://amzn.to/2aS2DRK SUBSCRIBE to create the financial future you deserve with videos on beating debt, making more money and making your money work for you. https://peerfinance101.com/FreeMoneyVideos Joseph Hogue, CFA spent nearly a decade as an investment analyst for institutional firms and banks. He now helps people understand their financial lives through debt payoff strategies, investing and ways to save more money. He has appeared on Bloomberg and on sites like CNBC and Morningstar. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation and is a veteran of the Marine Corps.	['gold stocks', 'gold stocks to buy', 'gold stocks 2021', 'how to invest in gold', 'how to invest in gold stocks', 'is gold a good investment', 'is buying gold a good idea', 'gold as an investment', 'investing in gold', 'should i invest in gold', 'should i buy gold', 'how to buy gold', 'gold investing', 'gold etf', 'gold miner stocks']	en	560	false	40,355	1,326	139	["Kicking off our 2021 Investing Strategy! 😲 Don't miss our first video, how I'm positioning and investing for next year https://youtu.be/PlNOif_tBxE", 'im doing both physical bullion and stocks on mines like PZG NEM FCX and silver AGMRF', 'Please put chapters in your videos', 'Could we please have an update on this? Gold valuation could be interesting for the next few month to come', 'Hi Joseph, I want to buy some good gold mining stocks. Can you please help me find some good gold mining stocks? Thanks for your help!', 'Who the fuck speaks like this !! ???\n\nHe crams too much information in a short time. Impossible to understand what he saying. Needs to slow down and stick to one point. He talks about gold by bringing a millions things into the topic, then try to glue it together, which clearly open happens in his head. While is listener sits confuse, but yet nod their heads because they are afraid to look to stupid.', 'Gold miners', 'Watched and liked it, thanks!. Another growth stock I’d love to mention is Windfall Geotek. It’s is one of the investments I’m proud of. Its earnings per share grew 44% per year over the last three years. It achieved revenue growth of 310% over the last year', 'Tiny pieces of gold worth 400', 'Spot on. Whatta clarity .. Information to the point .. Thankfully I found your video. You definitely deserve more views and subscribers ..', 'Wonder if I could have your thoughts on Gold Spot Discoveries, it seems to be getting alot of interest now.', 'Yamana', 'the big investment companys are now short in gold. So lets fuck them up, lets buy - every trader all over the world- GOLD, that price is going up to 10.000Dollars. yeah. lets show them, who is stronger! together we can make it! I believe in you! Thanks and good money making for ALL.', 'What are your thoughts on BARU gold corp? trading at 0.14 and was at 80 CAD in 2010', 'Holy cow, this is a really great video! Thank you, thumbs up, will keep you watching fore sure! My own top 5 for this year: Polyus Gold, Iamgold, Kinross Gold, Gran Colombia Gold & K92', 'What’s your opinion in regards to Gold & Silver being compare to Bitcoin or other Cryptocurrencies? \n\nThank you for your video', 'Thx, great video! Any chance of Euro Sun Mining can be on your show in Q1 (expecting BFS etc)? Thank you for the professional work you do.', 'I prefer buy a gold mine shares', 'Don\'t fall for the snake oil! Mining is a horrible investment for retail investors because of high capital costs, share dilution from constantly raising cash plus filthy guberment parasites destroying any sound business plan. If you want to invest in a gold stock by Franco Nevada when the "Bull Market" in gold craters again.', 'Interesting and informative.', "I'll start tomorrow morning!", 'So if the dollar collapses, these gold mining stocks as well as gold stocks would explode, correct?', "I'm likely gonna lose money but selling weed stocks for gold.", 'where can I get that exact bow tie? I want one just like it', 'are those mining companies buy and hold? Looking for about a five year investmant', 'Hi Joseph!! Am new to investing how does one invest in one of these companies? Any platform suggestions?', 'Link for Beginners, looking for info on gold purchase options\nOscar', "don't ignore australia, victoria state and FSX.V FSXLF", 'If they knew more about those poor vaccines, the price of gold would be going up for those 5% or more. Amazing how media stole the election and now are even convincing people how vaccine is great while it is barely tested. Unbelievable.', 'Pure gold mining 4th highest grade mine in Canada first with in days! Set to explode! Discovery metals is a silver play with over a Billion and a half oz silver discovery and untold amounts of base metals with huge un explored property', 'Gold stocks for me .. easy liquidity and dividends', 'hello sir most of you stocks recommendation i cant find on Etoro any suggested Brokerage to get in with your stocks mentioned are in.? Thanks', 'I am physical gold bars stucker from Pakistan 🇵🇰. \n\nGold is always long term investment successful as well safe 👍 heaven.', 'What are your thoughts on BTG gold stock?', 'IAU', 'I like gold mining stocks cause you get a dividend from them. Barrick and Newmont are the top 2.', 'im investing in bars, Gold and silver bars. I got a question. if the markets crash, do the Mining stocks crash too?', "Gold/Silver Bullion is the ONLY way to go. Dollar cost average in and play the GSR to upgrade/swap when the time is right. If you don't hold it, you don't own it is very true as well.\nAs far as mining stocks go, NEM is the ONLY stock i have looked at seriously and am interested if i can get it at the right price. It's a little bit high for me at the current price but it could come down over the next 6 months if the market heads down and that should give me the opportunity to get in at a good price.", 'Gold dropped super hard I mean it was 75 dollars a gram and its 59 dollars a gram.', "FYI, couldn't make it to the Live Stream today, but I went ahead and opened up a Webull acct. I'm looking forward to my free 4 stocks.", 'up 93% in veritone, god bless u thank u', 'What about norsmount mining???', 'EGO.', 'Buying Great Thunder Gold GTGFF - Eric Sprott backed!!! Need I say more in the Gold Business the Elon Musk of the Gold Business, Great Mgt Team in Place, Well funded, great piggyback strategy, Insiders Hold Lg Positions / Skin in the Game, I think it could be the best jr gold miner over the next few years to come!!! Check it out let me know what you think? Got my bow tie on when I dug up that one 🎀 only negative OTC pink sheets!!! Cuts into cost to aquire', 'Great information thanks :)', 'How about SILVER ???? 🤔', 'Took profits on rallies in September and started buying back in from 1850 down to 1780. Could still see 1600 if selling pressure increases from tax liquidations and any margin calls if SPY corrects hard.', 'Bought Berkshire B as part of my gold diversification as they own 1.1% of GOLD.', 'Buyingggg', 'I love Perth Mint gold bars. Im grabbing a 10g bar this coming week.']	Welcome to your chance to create the financial future you deserve. I spent more than a decade in stock analysis for private wealth management and venture capital but I love the face-to-face interaction we get here on YouTube. I pride myself on professional analysis you won't see anywhere else on YouTube! Joseph Hogue is a financial expert and investment analyst. After serving in the Marine Corps, he started his career investing in real estate before becoming an investment analyst for some of the largest private investors. He's appeared on Bloomberg and on CNBC as an investment expert and has published ten books on investing. He holds a master's degree and the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation. Now he helps investors reach their financial goals and invest in the stock market with some of the same advice he used when working for the rich. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel, it's free and you'll never miss a video.	43,592,318	641,000	1,168	Category 1	The price of gold fell hard on that vaccine announcement, down more than 5% on the day, the 12th worst single-day drop in more than 16 years. But is it too early to count out gold as an investment for 2021? In this video, I'll show you the fundamentals and history for investing in gold next year then reveal the five best gold stocks I'm watching to buy. We're talking gold investment today on Let's Talk Money. Hey Bowtie Nation, Joseph Hogue here with the Let's Talk Money channel. I want to send a special shout out to all you out there in the nation, thank you for spending a part of your day to be here. If you're not part of the community yet, just click that little red subscribe button. It's free and you'll never miss an episode. Nation, gold has been the runaway investment this year with the price up 25% since recommending it in our video on March 20th. As a hedge against market fears and inflation, the price of that yellow metal has surged. The price plunged earlier this month though with news of a vaccine dropping 5% in a single day, the 12th worst daily loss in nearly two decades. But the good news for gold investors is that when the price has fallen so quickly in a single day, it's rebounded an average 3.5% within the next three months and twice has broken out to 15% and 23% higher. And while a lot of the uncertainty has come out of the market, the election is behind us, a vaccine looks like it's going to be out soon, there could still be a lot coming and the fundamentals are pointing to higher prices for gold. In this video, I'll show you why gold could still make a run for 2021 and why you should consider having some in your portfolio. I'll show you how to invest in gold and reveal the five gold stocks I'm watching right now. Before we get started though, I want to get your opinion on this. What's your favorite way to invest in gold? Are you buying the physical gold bullion or coins, maybe the gold ETF? Or do you just prefer the shares of gold miners? Scroll down and let us know in the comments which one you prefer investing in and why. And, my friends, despite some of the risk coming out of the market, we're not exactly in the clear for 2021. Even with an emergency authorization on the vaccine, there won't be widespread distribution any time before March. We still have over 10 million people unemployed and a risk to a double-dip recession is still very much a possibility. Besides this economic risk, the fundamentals behind the price of gold are extremely positive. Central banks have been buyers for over 10 consecutive years and 2018 saw the largest purchases since Nixon closed the gold window in 1971. That's a long-term trend and something that will probably only increase as countries like Russia and China try to diversify their holdings away from the dollar. Gold held by ETFs grew by over 400 tons last year to a record of almost 2,900 tons and investor demand picked up on that global uncertainty. Gold demand in tech products has also risen consistently and it's really only in the jewelry component that we've seen any kind of weakness. And with the government throwing nearly $10 trillion at the pandemic in less than a year, there's a good bet that inflation spikes later next year and puts a floor on support under gold. We've talked about investing in physical gold in the past and I've used apps like Vaulted but it's harder to make money on these because of the costs. Even on cheaper apps out there, you're still paying 2%-plus for each transaction, buying and selling, which means you need to see prices higher by about 5% just to break even. For its part, the Spyder GoldShares ETF, ticker GLD, gives you cheaper access to physical gold holdings but it's still going to cost you that 0.4% annually and you're going to make no money until you sell it. That's why I really like investing in gold stocks better, the miners pulling it out of the ground. Not only do you get that dividend yield on your money but the miners are going to be leveraged businesses which means you can outperform the return on gold as it rises. In fact, the Vectors Gold Miners ETF, ticker GDX, has jumped 34% since recommending it in last year's gold video. The GDX Gold ETF is going to give you that broad exposure to the companies in the space but I don't think it's your best bet here either. I like the individual gold companies because you're able to pick the best of the best here and I've found five gold stocks that should be on your radar. First here is IAMGOLD, ticker IAG, a smaller miner but possibly my favorite of the group. IAG has four operating mines, five in advanced exploration and equity interests with exposure in Canada, Latin America and Western Africa. There is a lot to like about IAMGOLD here, from its production history and reserves to valuation multiple. The company has led the industry with 101% growth in its reserve base over the seven years to 2019. Proven and probable reserves, the amount of estimated gold in its fields is nearly 17 million ounces, the third highest among smaller miners and the valuation here on the shares is the lowest in the industry at just $102 per reserve ounce. The company has a production target of 1.3 million ounces through 2024, backed by a strong pipeline of exploration and development. The all-in sustaining cost here, that per ounce cost to run the company, is around $1,200 an ounce, not the lowest in our five gold stocks but very competitive. This next one is an interesting play and a 1.6% dividend yield, $10 billion Sibani Stilwater, ticker SBSW. Sibania is not a pure play gold producer with just over two-thirds of its production in platinum group metals. It produces out of 15 projects across North America and South Africa with about a fifth of its revenue coming from gold. Palladium accounts for 43% of its revenue and 28% of production and has seen prices jump 138% over the last three years, nearly three times the increase in gold prices. Management is targeting 30,000 kilograms of gold production this year and 2,000 kilo-ounces of platinum group metals. The company is producing at an all-in sustainable cost of $1,480 per ounce, which is fairly high but it was at $1,170 per ounce last year before the pandemic hit and I think it can get back to that level again next year. That's going to improve the fundamentals and as a bonus on Sibania here, it owns a 44% interest in the Rand refinery which markets gold to global customers. So along with that upstream miner, you get that exposure to the retail side of the market I first recommended El Dorado Gold, ticker EGO, in May of last year at $3.72 a share and even after a 276% run in the stock, I still like EGO as one of the best opportunities in gold stocks. The miner focuses on five operating mines in Canada, Greece and Turkey with developmental projects in Latin America and Eastern Europe. Those fields in the developing markets have helped it keep costs down but have also added an element of geopolitical risk in the past. The company had to fight the Greek government for years to win permitting and licenses and it's still trying to reach an agreement on its Scories fields. Even without that though, the company has several catalysts for production including the study on the Lamac mines for finalized targets. Production is forecast to 550,000 ounces this year with proven and probable reserves at 17.5 million ounces along with sizable deposits of silver and copper. El Dorado is one of the lowest costs in the industry at an AISC of just $902 per ounce, less than half the current market price. Because of those geographic risks though, EGO regularly trades at one of the lowest valuation in miners. Right now, that's about .6-times its net asset value. The company has a great balance sheet with $435 million in cash against just $600 million in total debt so a lot of financial flexibility here as well. Gold Mining Inc., ticker GLDLF, is a riskier play for its size but shares are up 37% just since our August interview with the CEO. This company has a pipeline of development projects in North and South America with 11.4 million ounces of measured and indicated resources. That's not the same as the proven and probable measure you get with miners that are already in production but it's a fair estimate for targets. What I liked about Gold Mining Inc. was its aggressive acquisition strategy when gold prices were lower, buying up assets for just $81 million over the last decade. Those are assets now worth upwards of $850 million at $2,000 per ounce gold. This is a junior miner so riskier than the others on the list but also a lot of upside potential here. For gold investors that want a safer play, Newmont Mining, tickered NEM, is the world's largest gold producer and pays an industry-leading 2.4% dividend. Newmont produces over six million ounces of gold annually and has the production pipeline to do it through 2029 so an excellent long-term play on gold. Reserves here top 96 million ounces of gold, the most in the industry, plus 63 million ounces of copper and silver. The company benefits from that size advantage and has been able to lower its all-in sustaining costs to $1,000 an ounce and is forecasting it lower to $850 an ounce over the next few years. It's hard to argue with success here. Newmont has returned over $2 billion in dividends and buybacks over the last 18 months and has produced a four-fold return over the last five years. Click on the video to the right for our 2021 investing strategy, what I'm watching and how to invest for the coming year. Don't forget to join the Let's Talk Money community by tapping that subscribe button and clicking the bell notification.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jdy_tpqdQHo	investors that want a safer play, Newmont Mining, tickered NEM, is the world's largest gold producer and pays an industry-leading 2.4% dividend. Newmont produces over six million ounces of gold annually and has the production pipeline to do it through 2029 so an excellent long-term play on gold. Reserves here top 96 million ounces of gold, the most in the industry, plus 63 million ounces of copper and silver. The company benefits from that size advantage and has been able to lower its all-in sustaining costs to $1,000 an ounce and is forecasting it lower to $850 an ounce over the next few years. It's hard to argue with success here. Newmont has returned over $2 billion in dividends and buybacks over the last 18 months and has produced a four-fold return over the last five years. Click on the video to the right for our 2021 investing story.
125,899,755	138	JG_qBhUrcjY	39.468518	66.565404	Buy	Introduction	2	SPXS	null	8.7	null	Top 10 Stocks to Watch NOW🚀 \| Stock Market Crash 2020!	45,432,132	Yes	138	Top 10 Stocks to Watch NOW🚀 \| Stock Market Crash 2020!	2020-06-12 01:20:41+00:00	UCsKdUbXfgsrxtGdpaPoOiFQ	The StockWatch	Join The Private Stock Group Today ($4.99 per month): https://launchpass.com/p/thestockwatch-private Get two free stocks, one valued from $12-$1400 on Webull: https://act.webull.com/e/yrrUrfqUiEX9... MY FAVORITE INVESTING BOOKS - step up your knowledge! 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So when the stock market goes down, we're still making money I'm gonna need to capitalize on this crash with all the bounce backs and the ones betting on the stock market going down So stay tuned for the end of the video and I'll show you guys my favorite bounce back stock Which I love long term as well and it'll be my closest watch during this crash and I'll start I'm a big position in it once I can so let's get into the first stock So the first stock slash ETF I'm going to talk about is SP XS So this is the leveraged ETF that I've been talking about and this is my favorite one Because it just pretty much goes against the S&P 500 So every percent that the S&P 500 goes down this leveraged ETF goes up three times that So it went down 5% today This would be up 15% So this is my favorite hedge Purely betting on the stock market going down this next ETF is leveraged Betting on the Russell 3000 going down. So this is 3000 small cap companies and this is pretty much betting That those will go down and it multiplies that by three just like the other one Um So this is higher upside below or downside because smaller cap companies like to pop you go way up or way down So this last ETF that I like betting for the stock market to go down is TZ a so this one tracks all the small Cap companies not just the Russell 3000 and it's just another high risk high reward ETF betting on the stock market going down So those are three leveraged ETFs that I like a lot betting on the stock market going down My favorite out of those is SP XS because it carries less risk and it pretty much just tracks the bigger companies But the other two they track the smaller companies and the smaller companies like to be very volatile So that's a better short-term trade If you think it's not working going down long term. I would go with SP XS So let's get into some of the stocks and I'm watching very closely as they drop The first thought that I'm watching super closely as it drops is Boeing Corporation ticker symbol BA So this stock has been wild lately getting down to about 90 something at the peak of the crash and Slowly trending up since then and then recently it's popped up to like 230 or so And now it's back down in the 170 range. So that's pretty crazy This one most volatile stocks, but I really do like this one long term And if it can drop below the 150 range I would be super interested in starting a long-term position in this place a solid dividend. Um, it's needed There's no way it's gonna go bankrupt. So it's a pretty safe long-term company in my opinion Next I can be talking about is Carnival Corporation ticker symbol CCL So this is super interested. It was one of the biggest drops got down to $7. I'm at the peak of the crash And it's been slowly trending up since then just like Boeing and I don't think this is gonna go out of business either But this is one of the biggest stocks affected and biggest companies affected by the pandemic. Um People can get trapped on their ships if someone's sick that happened a ton. That's the biggest reason that this stock got hit super hard But I do see long-term upside in this stock long-term value Um, especially if the dividend payment comes back in the future, which I do expect it to be back in three to four years or so So I could see this make a full recovery to $50 or so per share in a couple years from now It's not the highest upside, but it is great value and great dividend in the future I'm for now I'm saying away and I'll be a lot more interested if it gets down to the 14 13 range This next stock Roku. Um, this one actually kind of benefits from the crash. Um, it's a super up-and-down stock This is just the day chart that I pulled up on here But if you take a look at the yearly chart, um, it's a very volatile up-and-down stock, but I do love how this company benefits From the pandemic people stay at home watch more TV and in my experience Roku is the best I'm platform to use for streaming services It's a ton easier than using the Amazon fire stick I'm I've heard from everybody that just throw cube remote is the best in the business and I do like this company Company for the future. Um, it doesn't have a great moat But it's very solid. I do like this long term not super long term, but I like it two to three year outlook on them I'll love to get a price under $100 on this But I am super interested either way because the pandemic does not really hurt this if there is a potential second wave to come So the next stock we're gonna be talking about is canopy growth corporation ticker symbol CGC. So this stock is in the weed space And weed actually performs very well when people are in lockdown What else is there to do besides smoke for a lot of people? So canopy has had some Great sales that disappointed last quarter's earnings, but I do think it's a good long-term potential stock and I do like how I expect Weed to be legalized in the United States. It's gonna help all the weed stocks like crazy Canopy is my favorite one of all the weed stocks just because it's the leader in the industry and I believe that once it gets legalized Canopy will easily double from this and I'll expect $50 plus Once it gets legalized in the United States, which I would expect in the next four years Easily to be legalized this next stock genius brands ticker symbol GN us. So this is a super interesting one with crazy high upside Genius is coming out with their TV channel and TV service Where you get to watch ads instead of paying for the service. So like how you pay for Netflix It's a certain monthly fee with genius brands. They're doing a thing where you just watch ads And that pays for it. It's a free learning service for kids So super interesting. They have a show with Stan Lee coming out and that comes out on June 15th So a thing to watch with this stock is the insiders are allowed to sell their shares on June 14th So I do expect a decline on the 14th when a bunch of the insiders sell their shares But there's a good chance that we see your run-up up until the 14th in my opinion in long term This is very risky, but it has super high upside So this next stock to keep an eye on is the eSports Entertainment Group ticker symbol GM BL So this is a stock based on eSports, which is just like the online gaming service People get to watch their favorite people Play video games a lot of their favorite athletes. I'm celebrities stuff like that and it has grown a ton recently Especially over the pandemic time Because everybody's stuck at home. They've got nothing else to do besides play video games play video games competitively and watch others play video games including the people they Admire such as celebrities and sports players. Like I said, I do think this has a very good opportunity I'm at this time, especially if there's a second wave, but if not, I do see this as a shrinking business as actual sports comes back So just want to keep a close watch on and see what happens So the next stock to keep a close watch on is Nikola Corporation take your symbol NKLA So this is a crazy stock as well reaching up to a hundred and I actually recommended this stock at sixteen dollars Which is crazy So this stock has been dropping big lately and it's down to sixty dollars per share So this is just a close watch for me. It's very overvalued in my opinion I would be interested if this stock was in the $40 range But that would be the maximum interest for me So it's just super interesting People are calling this the next Tesla and all that It's definitely not but it is super interesting to watch and it is one of those hype stocks that will always trade as the premium Because investors are just super excited about the company and they have a great CEO I'm if you're interested in the video, you should check it out. I'll put the link up above This next stock is Penn National Gaming ticker symbol PENN. So this is another super volatile stock one of my biggest Plays for this year. I recommend this stock as a buy at four dollars and it's skyrocketed since then I'm almost 10xing which is insane But I really do like this company for the future and once they come out with a bar sold sports betting app I think that's gonna make this hot go crazy. So I'm expecting that at the quarter three earnings call So this is a sock that I'm watching I've been playing at the quarter three earnings call and I do expect some crazy gains After those earnings this next like that. I'm watching super closely and slowly adding to my position is Gann Limited ticker symbol GA and so this is one of my favorite stocks right now still The value is great. The growth potential is great But there are a couple risks to be aware of in this stock If their deal with Fandle falls apart, then I believe this stock will get hit hard Their Fandle revenue is only like 10 for 10 to 15 percent of the revenue of the business but a lot of people invest in Gann because it's kind of like a slight investment into Fandle itself indirect investment to Fandle because people really like Fandle so this would now would destroy Gann stock I think it would be down 50% if that was to happen So that's a risk, but I really do like this during the pandemic as well. Um, it's an online betting service It provides online betting software. So that's super important for a bunch of betting apps and all that I think they'll have pretty solid earnings a great earnings call and I am Trying to add as much as I can up until the earnings call, especially at these prices. I'm very very bullish on this one I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for watching Um, those are just a bunch of stocks to keep an eye on add to your watch lists super important stocks to just Possibly make a bounce back play possibly make it play during the pandemic and possibly bet on the stock market going down and make a lot Of money off of it There's a couple more I want to add in there such as Peloton I am heavily invested in Peloton and also adding to my position Because I do believe that the pandemic gets worse and the second wave is imminent Um Peloton will even get more orders and it's insane how many orders are getting they can't even keep up It takes seven to eleven weeks to deliver a bike and that's maxing out every single day I'm there making as much as they can and they just sell sell sell Um, they're also working on making the tread which is a Peloton treadmill So that is also a big play and Peloton just expanding into other businesses other workout gear And it's just the top dog and the at-home fitness space Another few socks even I on is something I bought today, which is much a gun socks on this the outdoors Smith and Wesson keep an eye on that one. I do think there's gonna keep rising slowly, but gradually And have amazing earnings just like Peloton. They're selling out of all the guns all the guns. So that's insane So keep an eye on Peloton and the gun socks Those are what I'm super bullish on right now as well as betting on the market going down Um, you gotta make very smart moves do a ton of research, especially when the market keeps going down like this Futures do look up for tomorrow. They do look green, but anything can happen midday anything happen in the morning It's just super volatile and we can't we can't judge anything yet So trade smart check out all the links in description if you want to be a member of the private stock group It's only $4.99 a month Check out the links for two free stocks on we will and a free stock on Robin Hood as well. I hope you guys enjoyed Thank you so much for watching and let's get rich	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JG_qBhUrcjY	I'm going to talk about is SPXS. This is the leveraged ETF that I've been talking about, and this is my favorite one because it just pretty much goes against the S&P 500. Every percent that the S&P 500 goes down, this leveraged ETF goes up three times that. If it went down 5% today, this would be up 15%. This is my favorite hedge, purely betting on the stock market going down.
125,899,755	138	JG_qBhUrcjY	66.898477	88.441343	Buy	Introduction	2	FAZ	null	19.15	null	Top 10 Stocks to Watch NOW🚀 \| Stock Market Crash 2020!	45,432,132	Yes	138	Top 10 Stocks to Watch NOW🚀 \| Stock Market Crash 2020!	2020-06-12 01:20:41+00:00	UCsKdUbXfgsrxtGdpaPoOiFQ	The StockWatch	Join The Private Stock Group Today ($4.99 per month): https://launchpass.com/p/thestockwatch-private Get two free stocks, one valued from $12-$1400 on Webull: https://act.webull.com/e/yrrUrfqUiEX9... MY FAVORITE INVESTING BOOKS - step up your knowledge! 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I also explain all of the stocks I bought and sold. I explain leveraged ETFs and how to bet on the market crash actually happening. The stock market is insane right now! Is this a stock market recession? Stocks I talk about in this video: Boeing (BA) stock GAN stock Penn National Gaming (PENN) stock Peloton (PTON) stock Nikola Motors (NKLA) stock E-Sports (GMBL) stock Genius Brands (GNUS) stock Canopy Growth Corporation (CGC) stock ROKU stock Carnival Cruise (CCL) stock TZA FAZ SPXS Hype penny stocks are my specialty as a social arbitrage investor. I am a financial education channel and a stock market investing channel! Make sure to follow my content on robin hood, TD Ameritrade, Webull and more. My top stocks 2020 are performing amazing. 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I will not be held liable for any losses or gains occurred. This is purely educational content. I am sharing my moves in the market not to tell you what to buy/sell, but showing viewers how I think through investing. My risk tolerance is very different from yours. Do all your own research and due diligence before making any moves in the stock market. The goal of my content is to make you a self sufficient investor. I show my thought processes and decisions to help you see into the mind of my decisions. Let’s get rich.	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Thanks!', 'Can you cover myos stock its extremely undervalued in my opinion', 'What do you think about TVIX', "How many days you think until it's a good time to start investing in these stocks", "Can't complain another video already 💯👌"]	Welcome in! I'm a stock market trader and investor that makes videos on trading/investment ideas, information, and opinions. I use primarily technical analysis along with some fundamental analysis and social research methods for each trading setup. For entertainment purposes only. Owned by: The StockWatch LLC.	4,820,248	81,100	340	Category 1	Hey guys, welcome to the video. So in this video I'm gonna be showing you guys the best stocks to watch during this crash which stocks to be the best bounce back plays Which stocks that I love long term, but I'm really looking to get a good price in and which stocks To buy that bet on the stock market going down. So when the stock market goes down, we're still making money I'm gonna need to capitalize on this crash with all the bounce backs and the ones betting on the stock market going down So stay tuned for the end of the video and I'll show you guys my favorite bounce back stock Which I love long term as well and it'll be my closest watch during this crash and I'll start I'm a big position in it once I can so let's get into the first stock So the first stock slash ETF I'm going to talk about is SP XS So this is the leveraged ETF that I've been talking about and this is my favorite one Because it just pretty much goes against the S&P 500 So every percent that the S&P 500 goes down this leveraged ETF goes up three times that So it went down 5% today This would be up 15% So this is my favorite hedge Purely betting on the stock market going down this next ETF is leveraged Betting on the Russell 3000 going down. So this is 3000 small cap companies and this is pretty much betting That those will go down and it multiplies that by three just like the other one Um So this is higher upside below or downside because smaller cap companies like to pop you go way up or way down So this last ETF that I like betting for the stock market to go down is TZ a so this one tracks all the small Cap companies not just the Russell 3000 and it's just another high risk high reward ETF betting on the stock market going down So those are three leveraged ETFs that I like a lot betting on the stock market going down My favorite out of those is SP XS because it carries less risk and it pretty much just tracks the bigger companies But the other two they track the smaller companies and the smaller companies like to be very volatile So that's a better short-term trade If you think it's not working going down long term. I would go with SP XS So let's get into some of the stocks and I'm watching very closely as they drop The first thought that I'm watching super closely as it drops is Boeing Corporation ticker symbol BA So this stock has been wild lately getting down to about 90 something at the peak of the crash and Slowly trending up since then and then recently it's popped up to like 230 or so And now it's back down in the 170 range. So that's pretty crazy This one most volatile stocks, but I really do like this one long term And if it can drop below the 150 range I would be super interested in starting a long-term position in this place a solid dividend. Um, it's needed There's no way it's gonna go bankrupt. So it's a pretty safe long-term company in my opinion Next I can be talking about is Carnival Corporation ticker symbol CCL So this is super interested. It was one of the biggest drops got down to $7. I'm at the peak of the crash And it's been slowly trending up since then just like Boeing and I don't think this is gonna go out of business either But this is one of the biggest stocks affected and biggest companies affected by the pandemic. Um People can get trapped on their ships if someone's sick that happened a ton. That's the biggest reason that this stock got hit super hard But I do see long-term upside in this stock long-term value Um, especially if the dividend payment comes back in the future, which I do expect it to be back in three to four years or so So I could see this make a full recovery to $50 or so per share in a couple years from now It's not the highest upside, but it is great value and great dividend in the future I'm for now I'm saying away and I'll be a lot more interested if it gets down to the 14 13 range This next stock Roku. Um, this one actually kind of benefits from the crash. Um, it's a super up-and-down stock This is just the day chart that I pulled up on here But if you take a look at the yearly chart, um, it's a very volatile up-and-down stock, but I do love how this company benefits From the pandemic people stay at home watch more TV and in my experience Roku is the best I'm platform to use for streaming services It's a ton easier than using the Amazon fire stick I'm I've heard from everybody that just throw cube remote is the best in the business and I do like this company Company for the future. Um, it doesn't have a great moat But it's very solid. I do like this long term not super long term, but I like it two to three year outlook on them I'll love to get a price under $100 on this But I am super interested either way because the pandemic does not really hurt this if there is a potential second wave to come So the next stock we're gonna be talking about is canopy growth corporation ticker symbol CGC. So this stock is in the weed space And weed actually performs very well when people are in lockdown What else is there to do besides smoke for a lot of people? So canopy has had some Great sales that disappointed last quarter's earnings, but I do think it's a good long-term potential stock and I do like how I expect Weed to be legalized in the United States. It's gonna help all the weed stocks like crazy Canopy is my favorite one of all the weed stocks just because it's the leader in the industry and I believe that once it gets legalized Canopy will easily double from this and I'll expect $50 plus Once it gets legalized in the United States, which I would expect in the next four years Easily to be legalized this next stock genius brands ticker symbol GN us. So this is a super interesting one with crazy high upside Genius is coming out with their TV channel and TV service Where you get to watch ads instead of paying for the service. So like how you pay for Netflix It's a certain monthly fee with genius brands. They're doing a thing where you just watch ads And that pays for it. It's a free learning service for kids So super interesting. They have a show with Stan Lee coming out and that comes out on June 15th So a thing to watch with this stock is the insiders are allowed to sell their shares on June 14th So I do expect a decline on the 14th when a bunch of the insiders sell their shares But there's a good chance that we see your run-up up until the 14th in my opinion in long term This is very risky, but it has super high upside So this next stock to keep an eye on is the eSports Entertainment Group ticker symbol GM BL So this is a stock based on eSports, which is just like the online gaming service People get to watch their favorite people Play video games a lot of their favorite athletes. I'm celebrities stuff like that and it has grown a ton recently Especially over the pandemic time Because everybody's stuck at home. They've got nothing else to do besides play video games play video games competitively and watch others play video games including the people they Admire such as celebrities and sports players. Like I said, I do think this has a very good opportunity I'm at this time, especially if there's a second wave, but if not, I do see this as a shrinking business as actual sports comes back So just want to keep a close watch on and see what happens So the next stock to keep a close watch on is Nikola Corporation take your symbol NKLA So this is a crazy stock as well reaching up to a hundred and I actually recommended this stock at sixteen dollars Which is crazy So this stock has been dropping big lately and it's down to sixty dollars per share So this is just a close watch for me. It's very overvalued in my opinion I would be interested if this stock was in the $40 range But that would be the maximum interest for me So it's just super interesting People are calling this the next Tesla and all that It's definitely not but it is super interesting to watch and it is one of those hype stocks that will always trade as the premium Because investors are just super excited about the company and they have a great CEO I'm if you're interested in the video, you should check it out. I'll put the link up above This next stock is Penn National Gaming ticker symbol PENN. So this is another super volatile stock one of my biggest Plays for this year. I recommend this stock as a buy at four dollars and it's skyrocketed since then I'm almost 10xing which is insane But I really do like this company for the future and once they come out with a bar sold sports betting app I think that's gonna make this hot go crazy. So I'm expecting that at the quarter three earnings call So this is a sock that I'm watching I've been playing at the quarter three earnings call and I do expect some crazy gains After those earnings this next like that. I'm watching super closely and slowly adding to my position is Gann Limited ticker symbol GA and so this is one of my favorite stocks right now still The value is great. The growth potential is great But there are a couple risks to be aware of in this stock If their deal with Fandle falls apart, then I believe this stock will get hit hard Their Fandle revenue is only like 10 for 10 to 15 percent of the revenue of the business but a lot of people invest in Gann because it's kind of like a slight investment into Fandle itself indirect investment to Fandle because people really like Fandle so this would now would destroy Gann stock I think it would be down 50% if that was to happen So that's a risk, but I really do like this during the pandemic as well. Um, it's an online betting service It provides online betting software. So that's super important for a bunch of betting apps and all that I think they'll have pretty solid earnings a great earnings call and I am Trying to add as much as I can up until the earnings call, especially at these prices. I'm very very bullish on this one I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for watching Um, those are just a bunch of stocks to keep an eye on add to your watch lists super important stocks to just Possibly make a bounce back play possibly make it play during the pandemic and possibly bet on the stock market going down and make a lot Of money off of it There's a couple more I want to add in there such as Peloton I am heavily invested in Peloton and also adding to my position Because I do believe that the pandemic gets worse and the second wave is imminent Um Peloton will even get more orders and it's insane how many orders are getting they can't even keep up It takes seven to eleven weeks to deliver a bike and that's maxing out every single day I'm there making as much as they can and they just sell sell sell Um, they're also working on making the tread which is a Peloton treadmill So that is also a big play and Peloton just expanding into other businesses other workout gear And it's just the top dog and the at-home fitness space Another few socks even I on is something I bought today, which is much a gun socks on this the outdoors Smith and Wesson keep an eye on that one. I do think there's gonna keep rising slowly, but gradually And have amazing earnings just like Peloton. They're selling out of all the guns all the guns. So that's insane So keep an eye on Peloton and the gun socks Those are what I'm super bullish on right now as well as betting on the market going down Um, you gotta make very smart moves do a ton of research, especially when the market keeps going down like this Futures do look up for tomorrow. They do look green, but anything can happen midday anything happen in the morning It's just super volatile and we can't we can't judge anything yet So trade smart check out all the links in description if you want to be a member of the private stock group It's only $4.99 a month Check out the links for two free stocks on we will and a free stock on Robin Hood as well. I hope you guys enjoyed Thank you so much for watching and let's get rich	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JG_qBhUrcjY	This next ETF is leveraged betting on the Russell 3000 going down. So this is 3000 small cap companies. And this is pretty much betting that those will go down and it multiplies that by 3 just like the other one. So this is higher upside but lower downside because smaller cap companies like to pop, either go way up or way down.
125,899,755	138	JG_qBhUrcjY	88.671813	104.071596	Buy	Introduction	2	TZA	null	26.25	null	Top 10 Stocks to Watch NOW🚀 \| Stock Market Crash 2020!	45,432,132	Yes	138	Top 10 Stocks to Watch NOW🚀 \| Stock Market Crash 2020!	2020-06-12 01:20:41+00:00	UCsKdUbXfgsrxtGdpaPoOiFQ	The StockWatch	Join The Private Stock Group Today ($4.99 per month): https://launchpass.com/p/thestockwatch-private Get two free stocks, one valued from $12-$1400 on Webull: https://act.webull.com/e/yrrUrfqUiEX9... MY FAVORITE INVESTING BOOKS - step up your knowledge! 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I also explain all of the stocks I bought and sold. I explain leveraged ETFs and how to bet on the market crash actually happening. The stock market is insane right now! Is this a stock market recession? Stocks I talk about in this video: Boeing (BA) stock GAN stock Penn National Gaming (PENN) stock Peloton (PTON) stock Nikola Motors (NKLA) stock E-Sports (GMBL) stock Genius Brands (GNUS) stock Canopy Growth Corporation (CGC) stock ROKU stock Carnival Cruise (CCL) stock TZA FAZ SPXS Hype penny stocks are my specialty as a social arbitrage investor. I am a financial education channel and a stock market investing channel! Make sure to follow my content on robin hood, TD Ameritrade, Webull and more. My top stocks 2020 are performing amazing. 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Thanks!', 'Can you cover myos stock its extremely undervalued in my opinion', 'What do you think about TVIX', "How many days you think until it's a good time to start investing in these stocks", "Can't complain another video already 💯👌"]	Welcome in! I'm a stock market trader and investor that makes videos on trading/investment ideas, information, and opinions. I use primarily technical analysis along with some fundamental analysis and social research methods for each trading setup. For entertainment purposes only. Owned by: The StockWatch LLC.	4,820,248	81,100	340	Category 1	Hey guys, welcome to the video. So in this video I'm gonna be showing you guys the best stocks to watch during this crash which stocks to be the best bounce back plays Which stocks that I love long term, but I'm really looking to get a good price in and which stocks To buy that bet on the stock market going down. So when the stock market goes down, we're still making money I'm gonna need to capitalize on this crash with all the bounce backs and the ones betting on the stock market going down So stay tuned for the end of the video and I'll show you guys my favorite bounce back stock Which I love long term as well and it'll be my closest watch during this crash and I'll start I'm a big position in it once I can so let's get into the first stock So the first stock slash ETF I'm going to talk about is SP XS So this is the leveraged ETF that I've been talking about and this is my favorite one Because it just pretty much goes against the S&P 500 So every percent that the S&P 500 goes down this leveraged ETF goes up three times that So it went down 5% today This would be up 15% So this is my favorite hedge Purely betting on the stock market going down this next ETF is leveraged Betting on the Russell 3000 going down. So this is 3000 small cap companies and this is pretty much betting That those will go down and it multiplies that by three just like the other one Um So this is higher upside below or downside because smaller cap companies like to pop you go way up or way down So this last ETF that I like betting for the stock market to go down is TZ a so this one tracks all the small Cap companies not just the Russell 3000 and it's just another high risk high reward ETF betting on the stock market going down So those are three leveraged ETFs that I like a lot betting on the stock market going down My favorite out of those is SP XS because it carries less risk and it pretty much just tracks the bigger companies But the other two they track the smaller companies and the smaller companies like to be very volatile So that's a better short-term trade If you think it's not working going down long term. I would go with SP XS So let's get into some of the stocks and I'm watching very closely as they drop The first thought that I'm watching super closely as it drops is Boeing Corporation ticker symbol BA So this stock has been wild lately getting down to about 90 something at the peak of the crash and Slowly trending up since then and then recently it's popped up to like 230 or so And now it's back down in the 170 range. So that's pretty crazy This one most volatile stocks, but I really do like this one long term And if it can drop below the 150 range I would be super interested in starting a long-term position in this place a solid dividend. Um, it's needed There's no way it's gonna go bankrupt. So it's a pretty safe long-term company in my opinion Next I can be talking about is Carnival Corporation ticker symbol CCL So this is super interested. It was one of the biggest drops got down to $7. I'm at the peak of the crash And it's been slowly trending up since then just like Boeing and I don't think this is gonna go out of business either But this is one of the biggest stocks affected and biggest companies affected by the pandemic. Um People can get trapped on their ships if someone's sick that happened a ton. That's the biggest reason that this stock got hit super hard But I do see long-term upside in this stock long-term value Um, especially if the dividend payment comes back in the future, which I do expect it to be back in three to four years or so So I could see this make a full recovery to $50 or so per share in a couple years from now It's not the highest upside, but it is great value and great dividend in the future I'm for now I'm saying away and I'll be a lot more interested if it gets down to the 14 13 range This next stock Roku. Um, this one actually kind of benefits from the crash. Um, it's a super up-and-down stock This is just the day chart that I pulled up on here But if you take a look at the yearly chart, um, it's a very volatile up-and-down stock, but I do love how this company benefits From the pandemic people stay at home watch more TV and in my experience Roku is the best I'm platform to use for streaming services It's a ton easier than using the Amazon fire stick I'm I've heard from everybody that just throw cube remote is the best in the business and I do like this company Company for the future. Um, it doesn't have a great moat But it's very solid. I do like this long term not super long term, but I like it two to three year outlook on them I'll love to get a price under $100 on this But I am super interested either way because the pandemic does not really hurt this if there is a potential second wave to come So the next stock we're gonna be talking about is canopy growth corporation ticker symbol CGC. So this stock is in the weed space And weed actually performs very well when people are in lockdown What else is there to do besides smoke for a lot of people? So canopy has had some Great sales that disappointed last quarter's earnings, but I do think it's a good long-term potential stock and I do like how I expect Weed to be legalized in the United States. It's gonna help all the weed stocks like crazy Canopy is my favorite one of all the weed stocks just because it's the leader in the industry and I believe that once it gets legalized Canopy will easily double from this and I'll expect $50 plus Once it gets legalized in the United States, which I would expect in the next four years Easily to be legalized this next stock genius brands ticker symbol GN us. So this is a super interesting one with crazy high upside Genius is coming out with their TV channel and TV service Where you get to watch ads instead of paying for the service. So like how you pay for Netflix It's a certain monthly fee with genius brands. They're doing a thing where you just watch ads And that pays for it. It's a free learning service for kids So super interesting. They have a show with Stan Lee coming out and that comes out on June 15th So a thing to watch with this stock is the insiders are allowed to sell their shares on June 14th So I do expect a decline on the 14th when a bunch of the insiders sell their shares But there's a good chance that we see your run-up up until the 14th in my opinion in long term This is very risky, but it has super high upside So this next stock to keep an eye on is the eSports Entertainment Group ticker symbol GM BL So this is a stock based on eSports, which is just like the online gaming service People get to watch their favorite people Play video games a lot of their favorite athletes. I'm celebrities stuff like that and it has grown a ton recently Especially over the pandemic time Because everybody's stuck at home. They've got nothing else to do besides play video games play video games competitively and watch others play video games including the people they Admire such as celebrities and sports players. Like I said, I do think this has a very good opportunity I'm at this time, especially if there's a second wave, but if not, I do see this as a shrinking business as actual sports comes back So just want to keep a close watch on and see what happens So the next stock to keep a close watch on is Nikola Corporation take your symbol NKLA So this is a crazy stock as well reaching up to a hundred and I actually recommended this stock at sixteen dollars Which is crazy So this stock has been dropping big lately and it's down to sixty dollars per share So this is just a close watch for me. It's very overvalued in my opinion I would be interested if this stock was in the $40 range But that would be the maximum interest for me So it's just super interesting People are calling this the next Tesla and all that It's definitely not but it is super interesting to watch and it is one of those hype stocks that will always trade as the premium Because investors are just super excited about the company and they have a great CEO I'm if you're interested in the video, you should check it out. I'll put the link up above This next stock is Penn National Gaming ticker symbol PENN. So this is another super volatile stock one of my biggest Plays for this year. I recommend this stock as a buy at four dollars and it's skyrocketed since then I'm almost 10xing which is insane But I really do like this company for the future and once they come out with a bar sold sports betting app I think that's gonna make this hot go crazy. So I'm expecting that at the quarter three earnings call So this is a sock that I'm watching I've been playing at the quarter three earnings call and I do expect some crazy gains After those earnings this next like that. I'm watching super closely and slowly adding to my position is Gann Limited ticker symbol GA and so this is one of my favorite stocks right now still The value is great. The growth potential is great But there are a couple risks to be aware of in this stock If their deal with Fandle falls apart, then I believe this stock will get hit hard Their Fandle revenue is only like 10 for 10 to 15 percent of the revenue of the business but a lot of people invest in Gann because it's kind of like a slight investment into Fandle itself indirect investment to Fandle because people really like Fandle so this would now would destroy Gann stock I think it would be down 50% if that was to happen So that's a risk, but I really do like this during the pandemic as well. Um, it's an online betting service It provides online betting software. So that's super important for a bunch of betting apps and all that I think they'll have pretty solid earnings a great earnings call and I am Trying to add as much as I can up until the earnings call, especially at these prices. I'm very very bullish on this one I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for watching Um, those are just a bunch of stocks to keep an eye on add to your watch lists super important stocks to just Possibly make a bounce back play possibly make it play during the pandemic and possibly bet on the stock market going down and make a lot Of money off of it There's a couple more I want to add in there such as Peloton I am heavily invested in Peloton and also adding to my position Because I do believe that the pandemic gets worse and the second wave is imminent Um Peloton will even get more orders and it's insane how many orders are getting they can't even keep up It takes seven to eleven weeks to deliver a bike and that's maxing out every single day I'm there making as much as they can and they just sell sell sell Um, they're also working on making the tread which is a Peloton treadmill So that is also a big play and Peloton just expanding into other businesses other workout gear And it's just the top dog and the at-home fitness space Another few socks even I on is something I bought today, which is much a gun socks on this the outdoors Smith and Wesson keep an eye on that one. I do think there's gonna keep rising slowly, but gradually And have amazing earnings just like Peloton. They're selling out of all the guns all the guns. So that's insane So keep an eye on Peloton and the gun socks Those are what I'm super bullish on right now as well as betting on the market going down Um, you gotta make very smart moves do a ton of research, especially when the market keeps going down like this Futures do look up for tomorrow. They do look green, but anything can happen midday anything happen in the morning It's just super volatile and we can't we can't judge anything yet So trade smart check out all the links in description if you want to be a member of the private stock group It's only $4.99 a month Check out the links for two free stocks on we will and a free stock on Robin Hood as well. I hope you guys enjoyed Thank you so much for watching and let's get rich	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JG_qBhUrcjY	So this last ETF that I like betting for the stock market to go down is TZA. So this one tracks all the small cap companies, not just the Russell 3000. And it's just another high risk, high reward ETF betting on the stock market going down. So those are three leveraged ETFs.
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I also explain all of the stocks I bought and sold. I explain leveraged ETFs and how to bet on the market crash actually happening. The stock market is insane right now! Is this a stock market recession? Stocks I talk about in this video: Boeing (BA) stock GAN stock Penn National Gaming (PENN) stock Peloton (PTON) stock Nikola Motors (NKLA) stock E-Sports (GMBL) stock Genius Brands (GNUS) stock Canopy Growth Corporation (CGC) stock ROKU stock Carnival Cruise (CCL) stock TZA FAZ SPXS Hype penny stocks are my specialty as a social arbitrage investor. I am a financial education channel and a stock market investing channel! Make sure to follow my content on robin hood, TD Ameritrade, Webull and more. My top stocks 2020 are performing amazing. 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So when the stock market goes down, we're still making money I'm gonna need to capitalize on this crash with all the bounce backs and the ones betting on the stock market going down So stay tuned for the end of the video and I'll show you guys my favorite bounce back stock Which I love long term as well and it'll be my closest watch during this crash and I'll start I'm a big position in it once I can so let's get into the first stock So the first stock slash ETF I'm going to talk about is SP XS So this is the leveraged ETF that I've been talking about and this is my favorite one Because it just pretty much goes against the S&P 500 So every percent that the S&P 500 goes down this leveraged ETF goes up three times that So it went down 5% today This would be up 15% So this is my favorite hedge Purely betting on the stock market going down this next ETF is leveraged Betting on the Russell 3000 going down. So this is 3000 small cap companies and this is pretty much betting That those will go down and it multiplies that by three just like the other one Um So this is higher upside below or downside because smaller cap companies like to pop you go way up or way down So this last ETF that I like betting for the stock market to go down is TZ a so this one tracks all the small Cap companies not just the Russell 3000 and it's just another high risk high reward ETF betting on the stock market going down So those are three leveraged ETFs that I like a lot betting on the stock market going down My favorite out of those is SP XS because it carries less risk and it pretty much just tracks the bigger companies But the other two they track the smaller companies and the smaller companies like to be very volatile So that's a better short-term trade If you think it's not working going down long term. I would go with SP XS So let's get into some of the stocks and I'm watching very closely as they drop The first thought that I'm watching super closely as it drops is Boeing Corporation ticker symbol BA So this stock has been wild lately getting down to about 90 something at the peak of the crash and Slowly trending up since then and then recently it's popped up to like 230 or so And now it's back down in the 170 range. So that's pretty crazy This one most volatile stocks, but I really do like this one long term And if it can drop below the 150 range I would be super interested in starting a long-term position in this place a solid dividend. Um, it's needed There's no way it's gonna go bankrupt. So it's a pretty safe long-term company in my opinion Next I can be talking about is Carnival Corporation ticker symbol CCL So this is super interested. It was one of the biggest drops got down to $7. I'm at the peak of the crash And it's been slowly trending up since then just like Boeing and I don't think this is gonna go out of business either But this is one of the biggest stocks affected and biggest companies affected by the pandemic. Um People can get trapped on their ships if someone's sick that happened a ton. That's the biggest reason that this stock got hit super hard But I do see long-term upside in this stock long-term value Um, especially if the dividend payment comes back in the future, which I do expect it to be back in three to four years or so So I could see this make a full recovery to $50 or so per share in a couple years from now It's not the highest upside, but it is great value and great dividend in the future I'm for now I'm saying away and I'll be a lot more interested if it gets down to the 14 13 range This next stock Roku. Um, this one actually kind of benefits from the crash. Um, it's a super up-and-down stock This is just the day chart that I pulled up on here But if you take a look at the yearly chart, um, it's a very volatile up-and-down stock, but I do love how this company benefits From the pandemic people stay at home watch more TV and in my experience Roku is the best I'm platform to use for streaming services It's a ton easier than using the Amazon fire stick I'm I've heard from everybody that just throw cube remote is the best in the business and I do like this company Company for the future. Um, it doesn't have a great moat But it's very solid. I do like this long term not super long term, but I like it two to three year outlook on them I'll love to get a price under $100 on this But I am super interested either way because the pandemic does not really hurt this if there is a potential second wave to come So the next stock we're gonna be talking about is canopy growth corporation ticker symbol CGC. So this stock is in the weed space And weed actually performs very well when people are in lockdown What else is there to do besides smoke for a lot of people? So canopy has had some Great sales that disappointed last quarter's earnings, but I do think it's a good long-term potential stock and I do like how I expect Weed to be legalized in the United States. It's gonna help all the weed stocks like crazy Canopy is my favorite one of all the weed stocks just because it's the leader in the industry and I believe that once it gets legalized Canopy will easily double from this and I'll expect $50 plus Once it gets legalized in the United States, which I would expect in the next four years Easily to be legalized this next stock genius brands ticker symbol GN us. So this is a super interesting one with crazy high upside Genius is coming out with their TV channel and TV service Where you get to watch ads instead of paying for the service. So like how you pay for Netflix It's a certain monthly fee with genius brands. They're doing a thing where you just watch ads And that pays for it. It's a free learning service for kids So super interesting. They have a show with Stan Lee coming out and that comes out on June 15th So a thing to watch with this stock is the insiders are allowed to sell their shares on June 14th So I do expect a decline on the 14th when a bunch of the insiders sell their shares But there's a good chance that we see your run-up up until the 14th in my opinion in long term This is very risky, but it has super high upside So this next stock to keep an eye on is the eSports Entertainment Group ticker symbol GM BL So this is a stock based on eSports, which is just like the online gaming service People get to watch their favorite people Play video games a lot of their favorite athletes. I'm celebrities stuff like that and it has grown a ton recently Especially over the pandemic time Because everybody's stuck at home. They've got nothing else to do besides play video games play video games competitively and watch others play video games including the people they Admire such as celebrities and sports players. Like I said, I do think this has a very good opportunity I'm at this time, especially if there's a second wave, but if not, I do see this as a shrinking business as actual sports comes back So just want to keep a close watch on and see what happens So the next stock to keep a close watch on is Nikola Corporation take your symbol NKLA So this is a crazy stock as well reaching up to a hundred and I actually recommended this stock at sixteen dollars Which is crazy So this stock has been dropping big lately and it's down to sixty dollars per share So this is just a close watch for me. It's very overvalued in my opinion I would be interested if this stock was in the $40 range But that would be the maximum interest for me So it's just super interesting People are calling this the next Tesla and all that It's definitely not but it is super interesting to watch and it is one of those hype stocks that will always trade as the premium Because investors are just super excited about the company and they have a great CEO I'm if you're interested in the video, you should check it out. I'll put the link up above This next stock is Penn National Gaming ticker symbol PENN. So this is another super volatile stock one of my biggest Plays for this year. I recommend this stock as a buy at four dollars and it's skyrocketed since then I'm almost 10xing which is insane But I really do like this company for the future and once they come out with a bar sold sports betting app I think that's gonna make this hot go crazy. So I'm expecting that at the quarter three earnings call So this is a sock that I'm watching I've been playing at the quarter three earnings call and I do expect some crazy gains After those earnings this next like that. I'm watching super closely and slowly adding to my position is Gann Limited ticker symbol GA and so this is one of my favorite stocks right now still The value is great. The growth potential is great But there are a couple risks to be aware of in this stock If their deal with Fandle falls apart, then I believe this stock will get hit hard Their Fandle revenue is only like 10 for 10 to 15 percent of the revenue of the business but a lot of people invest in Gann because it's kind of like a slight investment into Fandle itself indirect investment to Fandle because people really like Fandle so this would now would destroy Gann stock I think it would be down 50% if that was to happen So that's a risk, but I really do like this during the pandemic as well. Um, it's an online betting service It provides online betting software. So that's super important for a bunch of betting apps and all that I think they'll have pretty solid earnings a great earnings call and I am Trying to add as much as I can up until the earnings call, especially at these prices. I'm very very bullish on this one I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for watching Um, those are just a bunch of stocks to keep an eye on add to your watch lists super important stocks to just Possibly make a bounce back play possibly make it play during the pandemic and possibly bet on the stock market going down and make a lot Of money off of it There's a couple more I want to add in there such as Peloton I am heavily invested in Peloton and also adding to my position Because I do believe that the pandemic gets worse and the second wave is imminent Um Peloton will even get more orders and it's insane how many orders are getting they can't even keep up It takes seven to eleven weeks to deliver a bike and that's maxing out every single day I'm there making as much as they can and they just sell sell sell Um, they're also working on making the tread which is a Peloton treadmill So that is also a big play and Peloton just expanding into other businesses other workout gear And it's just the top dog and the at-home fitness space Another few socks even I on is something I bought today, which is much a gun socks on this the outdoors Smith and Wesson keep an eye on that one. I do think there's gonna keep rising slowly, but gradually And have amazing earnings just like Peloton. They're selling out of all the guns all the guns. So that's insane So keep an eye on Peloton and the gun socks Those are what I'm super bullish on right now as well as betting on the market going down Um, you gotta make very smart moves do a ton of research, especially when the market keeps going down like this Futures do look up for tomorrow. They do look green, but anything can happen midday anything happen in the morning It's just super volatile and we can't we can't judge anything yet So trade smart check out all the links in description if you want to be a member of the private stock group It's only $4.99 a month Check out the links for two free stocks on we will and a free stock on Robin Hood as well. I hope you guys enjoyed Thank you so much for watching and let's get rich	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JG_qBhUrcjY	And I'm watching very closely as they drop the first thought that I'm watching super closely as it drops is Boeing Corporation ticker symbol BA So this stock has been wild lately Getting down to about 90 something at the peak of the crash and slowly trending up since then and then recently It's popped up to like 230 or so and now it's back down in the 170 range. So that's pretty crazy This is one most volatile stocks, but I really do like this one long-term And if it can drop below the 150 range I would be super interested in starting a long-term position in this place a solid dividend. Um, it's needed There's no way it's gonna go bankrupt. So it's a pretty safe long-term company in my opinion
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I also explain all of the stocks I bought and sold. I explain leveraged ETFs and how to bet on the market crash actually happening. The stock market is insane right now! Is this a stock market recession? Stocks I talk about in this video: Boeing (BA) stock GAN stock Penn National Gaming (PENN) stock Peloton (PTON) stock Nikola Motors (NKLA) stock E-Sports (GMBL) stock Genius Brands (GNUS) stock Canopy Growth Corporation (CGC) stock ROKU stock Carnival Cruise (CCL) stock TZA FAZ SPXS Hype penny stocks are my specialty as a social arbitrage investor. I am a financial education channel and a stock market investing channel! Make sure to follow my content on robin hood, TD Ameritrade, Webull and more. My top stocks 2020 are performing amazing. 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Thanks!', 'Can you cover myos stock its extremely undervalued in my opinion', 'What do you think about TVIX', "How many days you think until it's a good time to start investing in these stocks", "Can't complain another video already 💯👌"]	Welcome in! I'm a stock market trader and investor that makes videos on trading/investment ideas, information, and opinions. I use primarily technical analysis along with some fundamental analysis and social research methods for each trading setup. For entertainment purposes only. Owned by: The StockWatch LLC.	4,820,248	81,100	340	Category 1	Hey guys, welcome to the video. So in this video I'm gonna be showing you guys the best stocks to watch during this crash which stocks to be the best bounce back plays Which stocks that I love long term, but I'm really looking to get a good price in and which stocks To buy that bet on the stock market going down. So when the stock market goes down, we're still making money I'm gonna need to capitalize on this crash with all the bounce backs and the ones betting on the stock market going down So stay tuned for the end of the video and I'll show you guys my favorite bounce back stock Which I love long term as well and it'll be my closest watch during this crash and I'll start I'm a big position in it once I can so let's get into the first stock So the first stock slash ETF I'm going to talk about is SP XS So this is the leveraged ETF that I've been talking about and this is my favorite one Because it just pretty much goes against the S&P 500 So every percent that the S&P 500 goes down this leveraged ETF goes up three times that So it went down 5% today This would be up 15% So this is my favorite hedge Purely betting on the stock market going down this next ETF is leveraged Betting on the Russell 3000 going down. So this is 3000 small cap companies and this is pretty much betting That those will go down and it multiplies that by three just like the other one Um So this is higher upside below or downside because smaller cap companies like to pop you go way up or way down So this last ETF that I like betting for the stock market to go down is TZ a so this one tracks all the small Cap companies not just the Russell 3000 and it's just another high risk high reward ETF betting on the stock market going down So those are three leveraged ETFs that I like a lot betting on the stock market going down My favorite out of those is SP XS because it carries less risk and it pretty much just tracks the bigger companies But the other two they track the smaller companies and the smaller companies like to be very volatile So that's a better short-term trade If you think it's not working going down long term. I would go with SP XS So let's get into some of the stocks and I'm watching very closely as they drop The first thought that I'm watching super closely as it drops is Boeing Corporation ticker symbol BA So this stock has been wild lately getting down to about 90 something at the peak of the crash and Slowly trending up since then and then recently it's popped up to like 230 or so And now it's back down in the 170 range. So that's pretty crazy This one most volatile stocks, but I really do like this one long term And if it can drop below the 150 range I would be super interested in starting a long-term position in this place a solid dividend. Um, it's needed There's no way it's gonna go bankrupt. So it's a pretty safe long-term company in my opinion Next I can be talking about is Carnival Corporation ticker symbol CCL So this is super interested. It was one of the biggest drops got down to $7. I'm at the peak of the crash And it's been slowly trending up since then just like Boeing and I don't think this is gonna go out of business either But this is one of the biggest stocks affected and biggest companies affected by the pandemic. Um People can get trapped on their ships if someone's sick that happened a ton. That's the biggest reason that this stock got hit super hard But I do see long-term upside in this stock long-term value Um, especially if the dividend payment comes back in the future, which I do expect it to be back in three to four years or so So I could see this make a full recovery to $50 or so per share in a couple years from now It's not the highest upside, but it is great value and great dividend in the future I'm for now I'm saying away and I'll be a lot more interested if it gets down to the 14 13 range This next stock Roku. Um, this one actually kind of benefits from the crash. Um, it's a super up-and-down stock This is just the day chart that I pulled up on here But if you take a look at the yearly chart, um, it's a very volatile up-and-down stock, but I do love how this company benefits From the pandemic people stay at home watch more TV and in my experience Roku is the best I'm platform to use for streaming services It's a ton easier than using the Amazon fire stick I'm I've heard from everybody that just throw cube remote is the best in the business and I do like this company Company for the future. Um, it doesn't have a great moat But it's very solid. I do like this long term not super long term, but I like it two to three year outlook on them I'll love to get a price under $100 on this But I am super interested either way because the pandemic does not really hurt this if there is a potential second wave to come So the next stock we're gonna be talking about is canopy growth corporation ticker symbol CGC. So this stock is in the weed space And weed actually performs very well when people are in lockdown What else is there to do besides smoke for a lot of people? So canopy has had some Great sales that disappointed last quarter's earnings, but I do think it's a good long-term potential stock and I do like how I expect Weed to be legalized in the United States. It's gonna help all the weed stocks like crazy Canopy is my favorite one of all the weed stocks just because it's the leader in the industry and I believe that once it gets legalized Canopy will easily double from this and I'll expect $50 plus Once it gets legalized in the United States, which I would expect in the next four years Easily to be legalized this next stock genius brands ticker symbol GN us. So this is a super interesting one with crazy high upside Genius is coming out with their TV channel and TV service Where you get to watch ads instead of paying for the service. So like how you pay for Netflix It's a certain monthly fee with genius brands. They're doing a thing where you just watch ads And that pays for it. It's a free learning service for kids So super interesting. They have a show with Stan Lee coming out and that comes out on June 15th So a thing to watch with this stock is the insiders are allowed to sell their shares on June 14th So I do expect a decline on the 14th when a bunch of the insiders sell their shares But there's a good chance that we see your run-up up until the 14th in my opinion in long term This is very risky, but it has super high upside So this next stock to keep an eye on is the eSports Entertainment Group ticker symbol GM BL So this is a stock based on eSports, which is just like the online gaming service People get to watch their favorite people Play video games a lot of their favorite athletes. I'm celebrities stuff like that and it has grown a ton recently Especially over the pandemic time Because everybody's stuck at home. They've got nothing else to do besides play video games play video games competitively and watch others play video games including the people they Admire such as celebrities and sports players. Like I said, I do think this has a very good opportunity I'm at this time, especially if there's a second wave, but if not, I do see this as a shrinking business as actual sports comes back So just want to keep a close watch on and see what happens So the next stock to keep a close watch on is Nikola Corporation take your symbol NKLA So this is a crazy stock as well reaching up to a hundred and I actually recommended this stock at sixteen dollars Which is crazy So this stock has been dropping big lately and it's down to sixty dollars per share So this is just a close watch for me. It's very overvalued in my opinion I would be interested if this stock was in the $40 range But that would be the maximum interest for me So it's just super interesting People are calling this the next Tesla and all that It's definitely not but it is super interesting to watch and it is one of those hype stocks that will always trade as the premium Because investors are just super excited about the company and they have a great CEO I'm if you're interested in the video, you should check it out. I'll put the link up above This next stock is Penn National Gaming ticker symbol PENN. So this is another super volatile stock one of my biggest Plays for this year. I recommend this stock as a buy at four dollars and it's skyrocketed since then I'm almost 10xing which is insane But I really do like this company for the future and once they come out with a bar sold sports betting app I think that's gonna make this hot go crazy. So I'm expecting that at the quarter three earnings call So this is a sock that I'm watching I've been playing at the quarter three earnings call and I do expect some crazy gains After those earnings this next like that. I'm watching super closely and slowly adding to my position is Gann Limited ticker symbol GA and so this is one of my favorite stocks right now still The value is great. The growth potential is great But there are a couple risks to be aware of in this stock If their deal with Fandle falls apart, then I believe this stock will get hit hard Their Fandle revenue is only like 10 for 10 to 15 percent of the revenue of the business but a lot of people invest in Gann because it's kind of like a slight investment into Fandle itself indirect investment to Fandle because people really like Fandle so this would now would destroy Gann stock I think it would be down 50% if that was to happen So that's a risk, but I really do like this during the pandemic as well. Um, it's an online betting service It provides online betting software. So that's super important for a bunch of betting apps and all that I think they'll have pretty solid earnings a great earnings call and I am Trying to add as much as I can up until the earnings call, especially at these prices. I'm very very bullish on this one I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for watching Um, those are just a bunch of stocks to keep an eye on add to your watch lists super important stocks to just Possibly make a bounce back play possibly make it play during the pandemic and possibly bet on the stock market going down and make a lot Of money off of it There's a couple more I want to add in there such as Peloton I am heavily invested in Peloton and also adding to my position Because I do believe that the pandemic gets worse and the second wave is imminent Um Peloton will even get more orders and it's insane how many orders are getting they can't even keep up It takes seven to eleven weeks to deliver a bike and that's maxing out every single day I'm there making as much as they can and they just sell sell sell Um, they're also working on making the tread which is a Peloton treadmill So that is also a big play and Peloton just expanding into other businesses other workout gear And it's just the top dog and the at-home fitness space Another few socks even I on is something I bought today, which is much a gun socks on this the outdoors Smith and Wesson keep an eye on that one. I do think there's gonna keep rising slowly, but gradually And have amazing earnings just like Peloton. They're selling out of all the guns all the guns. So that's insane So keep an eye on Peloton and the gun socks Those are what I'm super bullish on right now as well as betting on the market going down Um, you gotta make very smart moves do a ton of research, especially when the market keeps going down like this Futures do look up for tomorrow. They do look green, but anything can happen midday anything happen in the morning It's just super volatile and we can't we can't judge anything yet So trade smart check out all the links in description if you want to be a member of the private stock group It's only $4.99 a month Check out the links for two free stocks on we will and a free stock on Robin Hood as well. I hope you guys enjoyed Thank you so much for watching and let's get rich	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JG_qBhUrcjY	Next I'm gonna be talking about is Carnival Corporation, ticker symbol CCL. So this is super interesting. It was one of the biggest drops, got down to $7 at the peak of the crash. And it's been slowly trending up since then, just like Boeing. And I don't think this is gonna go out of business either, but this is one of the biggest stocks affected and biggest companies affected by the pandemic. People can get trapped on their ships. If someone's sick, that happened a ton. That's the biggest reason that the stock got hit super hard. But I do see long-term upside in this stock, long-term value, especially if the dividend payment comes back in the future, which I do expect it to be back in three to four years or so. So I could see this make a full recovery to $50 or so per share in a couple of years from now. It's not the highest upside, but it is great value and great dividend in the future. For now I'm staying away, and I'll be a lot more interested if it gets down to the 14, 13 range.
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I also explain all of the stocks I bought and sold. I explain leveraged ETFs and how to bet on the market crash actually happening. The stock market is insane right now! Is this a stock market recession? Stocks I talk about in this video: Boeing (BA) stock GAN stock Penn National Gaming (PENN) stock Peloton (PTON) stock Nikola Motors (NKLA) stock E-Sports (GMBL) stock Genius Brands (GNUS) stock Canopy Growth Corporation (CGC) stock ROKU stock Carnival Cruise (CCL) stock TZA FAZ SPXS Hype penny stocks are my specialty as a social arbitrage investor. I am a financial education channel and a stock market investing channel! Make sure to follow my content on robin hood, TD Ameritrade, Webull and more. My top stocks 2020 are performing amazing. 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Thanks!', 'Can you cover myos stock its extremely undervalued in my opinion', 'What do you think about TVIX', "How many days you think until it's a good time to start investing in these stocks", "Can't complain another video already 💯👌"]	Welcome in! I'm a stock market trader and investor that makes videos on trading/investment ideas, information, and opinions. I use primarily technical analysis along with some fundamental analysis and social research methods for each trading setup. For entertainment purposes only. Owned by: The StockWatch LLC.	4,820,248	81,100	340	Category 1	Hey guys, welcome to the video. So in this video I'm gonna be showing you guys the best stocks to watch during this crash which stocks to be the best bounce back plays Which stocks that I love long term, but I'm really looking to get a good price in and which stocks To buy that bet on the stock market going down. So when the stock market goes down, we're still making money I'm gonna need to capitalize on this crash with all the bounce backs and the ones betting on the stock market going down So stay tuned for the end of the video and I'll show you guys my favorite bounce back stock Which I love long term as well and it'll be my closest watch during this crash and I'll start I'm a big position in it once I can so let's get into the first stock So the first stock slash ETF I'm going to talk about is SP XS So this is the leveraged ETF that I've been talking about and this is my favorite one Because it just pretty much goes against the S&P 500 So every percent that the S&P 500 goes down this leveraged ETF goes up three times that So it went down 5% today This would be up 15% So this is my favorite hedge Purely betting on the stock market going down this next ETF is leveraged Betting on the Russell 3000 going down. So this is 3000 small cap companies and this is pretty much betting That those will go down and it multiplies that by three just like the other one Um So this is higher upside below or downside because smaller cap companies like to pop you go way up or way down So this last ETF that I like betting for the stock market to go down is TZ a so this one tracks all the small Cap companies not just the Russell 3000 and it's just another high risk high reward ETF betting on the stock market going down So those are three leveraged ETFs that I like a lot betting on the stock market going down My favorite out of those is SP XS because it carries less risk and it pretty much just tracks the bigger companies But the other two they track the smaller companies and the smaller companies like to be very volatile So that's a better short-term trade If you think it's not working going down long term. I would go with SP XS So let's get into some of the stocks and I'm watching very closely as they drop The first thought that I'm watching super closely as it drops is Boeing Corporation ticker symbol BA So this stock has been wild lately getting down to about 90 something at the peak of the crash and Slowly trending up since then and then recently it's popped up to like 230 or so And now it's back down in the 170 range. So that's pretty crazy This one most volatile stocks, but I really do like this one long term And if it can drop below the 150 range I would be super interested in starting a long-term position in this place a solid dividend. Um, it's needed There's no way it's gonna go bankrupt. So it's a pretty safe long-term company in my opinion Next I can be talking about is Carnival Corporation ticker symbol CCL So this is super interested. It was one of the biggest drops got down to $7. I'm at the peak of the crash And it's been slowly trending up since then just like Boeing and I don't think this is gonna go out of business either But this is one of the biggest stocks affected and biggest companies affected by the pandemic. Um People can get trapped on their ships if someone's sick that happened a ton. That's the biggest reason that this stock got hit super hard But I do see long-term upside in this stock long-term value Um, especially if the dividend payment comes back in the future, which I do expect it to be back in three to four years or so So I could see this make a full recovery to $50 or so per share in a couple years from now It's not the highest upside, but it is great value and great dividend in the future I'm for now I'm saying away and I'll be a lot more interested if it gets down to the 14 13 range This next stock Roku. Um, this one actually kind of benefits from the crash. Um, it's a super up-and-down stock This is just the day chart that I pulled up on here But if you take a look at the yearly chart, um, it's a very volatile up-and-down stock, but I do love how this company benefits From the pandemic people stay at home watch more TV and in my experience Roku is the best I'm platform to use for streaming services It's a ton easier than using the Amazon fire stick I'm I've heard from everybody that just throw cube remote is the best in the business and I do like this company Company for the future. Um, it doesn't have a great moat But it's very solid. I do like this long term not super long term, but I like it two to three year outlook on them I'll love to get a price under $100 on this But I am super interested either way because the pandemic does not really hurt this if there is a potential second wave to come So the next stock we're gonna be talking about is canopy growth corporation ticker symbol CGC. So this stock is in the weed space And weed actually performs very well when people are in lockdown What else is there to do besides smoke for a lot of people? So canopy has had some Great sales that disappointed last quarter's earnings, but I do think it's a good long-term potential stock and I do like how I expect Weed to be legalized in the United States. It's gonna help all the weed stocks like crazy Canopy is my favorite one of all the weed stocks just because it's the leader in the industry and I believe that once it gets legalized Canopy will easily double from this and I'll expect $50 plus Once it gets legalized in the United States, which I would expect in the next four years Easily to be legalized this next stock genius brands ticker symbol GN us. So this is a super interesting one with crazy high upside Genius is coming out with their TV channel and TV service Where you get to watch ads instead of paying for the service. So like how you pay for Netflix It's a certain monthly fee with genius brands. They're doing a thing where you just watch ads And that pays for it. It's a free learning service for kids So super interesting. They have a show with Stan Lee coming out and that comes out on June 15th So a thing to watch with this stock is the insiders are allowed to sell their shares on June 14th So I do expect a decline on the 14th when a bunch of the insiders sell their shares But there's a good chance that we see your run-up up until the 14th in my opinion in long term This is very risky, but it has super high upside So this next stock to keep an eye on is the eSports Entertainment Group ticker symbol GM BL So this is a stock based on eSports, which is just like the online gaming service People get to watch their favorite people Play video games a lot of their favorite athletes. I'm celebrities stuff like that and it has grown a ton recently Especially over the pandemic time Because everybody's stuck at home. They've got nothing else to do besides play video games play video games competitively and watch others play video games including the people they Admire such as celebrities and sports players. Like I said, I do think this has a very good opportunity I'm at this time, especially if there's a second wave, but if not, I do see this as a shrinking business as actual sports comes back So just want to keep a close watch on and see what happens So the next stock to keep a close watch on is Nikola Corporation take your symbol NKLA So this is a crazy stock as well reaching up to a hundred and I actually recommended this stock at sixteen dollars Which is crazy So this stock has been dropping big lately and it's down to sixty dollars per share So this is just a close watch for me. It's very overvalued in my opinion I would be interested if this stock was in the $40 range But that would be the maximum interest for me So it's just super interesting People are calling this the next Tesla and all that It's definitely not but it is super interesting to watch and it is one of those hype stocks that will always trade as the premium Because investors are just super excited about the company and they have a great CEO I'm if you're interested in the video, you should check it out. I'll put the link up above This next stock is Penn National Gaming ticker symbol PENN. So this is another super volatile stock one of my biggest Plays for this year. I recommend this stock as a buy at four dollars and it's skyrocketed since then I'm almost 10xing which is insane But I really do like this company for the future and once they come out with a bar sold sports betting app I think that's gonna make this hot go crazy. So I'm expecting that at the quarter three earnings call So this is a sock that I'm watching I've been playing at the quarter three earnings call and I do expect some crazy gains After those earnings this next like that. I'm watching super closely and slowly adding to my position is Gann Limited ticker symbol GA and so this is one of my favorite stocks right now still The value is great. The growth potential is great But there are a couple risks to be aware of in this stock If their deal with Fandle falls apart, then I believe this stock will get hit hard Their Fandle revenue is only like 10 for 10 to 15 percent of the revenue of the business but a lot of people invest in Gann because it's kind of like a slight investment into Fandle itself indirect investment to Fandle because people really like Fandle so this would now would destroy Gann stock I think it would be down 50% if that was to happen So that's a risk, but I really do like this during the pandemic as well. Um, it's an online betting service It provides online betting software. So that's super important for a bunch of betting apps and all that I think they'll have pretty solid earnings a great earnings call and I am Trying to add as much as I can up until the earnings call, especially at these prices. I'm very very bullish on this one I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for watching Um, those are just a bunch of stocks to keep an eye on add to your watch lists super important stocks to just Possibly make a bounce back play possibly make it play during the pandemic and possibly bet on the stock market going down and make a lot Of money off of it There's a couple more I want to add in there such as Peloton I am heavily invested in Peloton and also adding to my position Because I do believe that the pandemic gets worse and the second wave is imminent Um Peloton will even get more orders and it's insane how many orders are getting they can't even keep up It takes seven to eleven weeks to deliver a bike and that's maxing out every single day I'm there making as much as they can and they just sell sell sell Um, they're also working on making the tread which is a Peloton treadmill So that is also a big play and Peloton just expanding into other businesses other workout gear And it's just the top dog and the at-home fitness space Another few socks even I on is something I bought today, which is much a gun socks on this the outdoors Smith and Wesson keep an eye on that one. I do think there's gonna keep rising slowly, but gradually And have amazing earnings just like Peloton. They're selling out of all the guns all the guns. So that's insane So keep an eye on Peloton and the gun socks Those are what I'm super bullish on right now as well as betting on the market going down Um, you gotta make very smart moves do a ton of research, especially when the market keeps going down like this Futures do look up for tomorrow. They do look green, but anything can happen midday anything happen in the morning It's just super volatile and we can't we can't judge anything yet So trade smart check out all the links in description if you want to be a member of the private stock group It's only $4.99 a month Check out the links for two free stocks on we will and a free stock on Robin Hood as well. I hope you guys enjoyed Thank you so much for watching and let's get rich	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JG_qBhUrcjY	This next stock Roku, this one actually kind of benefits from the crash. It's a super up and down stock This is just the day chart that I pulled up on here But if you take a look at the yearly chart, um, it's a very volatile up and down stock But I do love how this company benefits. Um from the Pandemic people stay at home watch more TV and in my experience Roku is the best platform to use for streaming Services, it's a ton easier than using the Amazon fire stick I've heard from everybody that just throw cube remote is the best in the business and I do like this company for the future Um, it doesn't have a great moat But it's very solid. Um, I do like this long term not super long term, but I like it two to three year outlook on them I'll love to get a price under $100 on this But I am super interested either way because the pandemic does not really hurt this if there is a potential second wave to come
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I also explain all of the stocks I bought and sold. I explain leveraged ETFs and how to bet on the market crash actually happening. The stock market is insane right now! Is this a stock market recession? Stocks I talk about in this video: Boeing (BA) stock GAN stock Penn National Gaming (PENN) stock Peloton (PTON) stock Nikola Motors (NKLA) stock E-Sports (GMBL) stock Genius Brands (GNUS) stock Canopy Growth Corporation (CGC) stock ROKU stock Carnival Cruise (CCL) stock TZA FAZ SPXS Hype penny stocks are my specialty as a social arbitrage investor. I am a financial education channel and a stock market investing channel! Make sure to follow my content on robin hood, TD Ameritrade, Webull and more. My top stocks 2020 are performing amazing. 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I will not be held liable for any losses or gains occurred. This is purely educational content. I am sharing my moves in the market not to tell you what to buy/sell, but showing viewers how I think through investing. My risk tolerance is very different from yours. Do all your own research and due diligence before making any moves in the stock market. The goal of my content is to make you a self sufficient investor. I show my thought processes and decisions to help you see into the mind of my decisions. Let’s get rich.	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Thanks!', 'Can you cover myos stock its extremely undervalued in my opinion', 'What do you think about TVIX', "How many days you think until it's a good time to start investing in these stocks", "Can't complain another video already 💯👌"]	Welcome in! I'm a stock market trader and investor that makes videos on trading/investment ideas, information, and opinions. I use primarily technical analysis along with some fundamental analysis and social research methods for each trading setup. For entertainment purposes only. Owned by: The StockWatch LLC.	4,820,248	81,100	340	Category 1	Hey guys, welcome to the video. So in this video I'm gonna be showing you guys the best stocks to watch during this crash which stocks to be the best bounce back plays Which stocks that I love long term, but I'm really looking to get a good price in and which stocks To buy that bet on the stock market going down. So when the stock market goes down, we're still making money I'm gonna need to capitalize on this crash with all the bounce backs and the ones betting on the stock market going down So stay tuned for the end of the video and I'll show you guys my favorite bounce back stock Which I love long term as well and it'll be my closest watch during this crash and I'll start I'm a big position in it once I can so let's get into the first stock So the first stock slash ETF I'm going to talk about is SP XS So this is the leveraged ETF that I've been talking about and this is my favorite one Because it just pretty much goes against the S&P 500 So every percent that the S&P 500 goes down this leveraged ETF goes up three times that So it went down 5% today This would be up 15% So this is my favorite hedge Purely betting on the stock market going down this next ETF is leveraged Betting on the Russell 3000 going down. So this is 3000 small cap companies and this is pretty much betting That those will go down and it multiplies that by three just like the other one Um So this is higher upside below or downside because smaller cap companies like to pop you go way up or way down So this last ETF that I like betting for the stock market to go down is TZ a so this one tracks all the small Cap companies not just the Russell 3000 and it's just another high risk high reward ETF betting on the stock market going down So those are three leveraged ETFs that I like a lot betting on the stock market going down My favorite out of those is SP XS because it carries less risk and it pretty much just tracks the bigger companies But the other two they track the smaller companies and the smaller companies like to be very volatile So that's a better short-term trade If you think it's not working going down long term. I would go with SP XS So let's get into some of the stocks and I'm watching very closely as they drop The first thought that I'm watching super closely as it drops is Boeing Corporation ticker symbol BA So this stock has been wild lately getting down to about 90 something at the peak of the crash and Slowly trending up since then and then recently it's popped up to like 230 or so And now it's back down in the 170 range. So that's pretty crazy This one most volatile stocks, but I really do like this one long term And if it can drop below the 150 range I would be super interested in starting a long-term position in this place a solid dividend. Um, it's needed There's no way it's gonna go bankrupt. So it's a pretty safe long-term company in my opinion Next I can be talking about is Carnival Corporation ticker symbol CCL So this is super interested. It was one of the biggest drops got down to $7. I'm at the peak of the crash And it's been slowly trending up since then just like Boeing and I don't think this is gonna go out of business either But this is one of the biggest stocks affected and biggest companies affected by the pandemic. Um People can get trapped on their ships if someone's sick that happened a ton. That's the biggest reason that this stock got hit super hard But I do see long-term upside in this stock long-term value Um, especially if the dividend payment comes back in the future, which I do expect it to be back in three to four years or so So I could see this make a full recovery to $50 or so per share in a couple years from now It's not the highest upside, but it is great value and great dividend in the future I'm for now I'm saying away and I'll be a lot more interested if it gets down to the 14 13 range This next stock Roku. Um, this one actually kind of benefits from the crash. Um, it's a super up-and-down stock This is just the day chart that I pulled up on here But if you take a look at the yearly chart, um, it's a very volatile up-and-down stock, but I do love how this company benefits From the pandemic people stay at home watch more TV and in my experience Roku is the best I'm platform to use for streaming services It's a ton easier than using the Amazon fire stick I'm I've heard from everybody that just throw cube remote is the best in the business and I do like this company Company for the future. Um, it doesn't have a great moat But it's very solid. I do like this long term not super long term, but I like it two to three year outlook on them I'll love to get a price under $100 on this But I am super interested either way because the pandemic does not really hurt this if there is a potential second wave to come So the next stock we're gonna be talking about is canopy growth corporation ticker symbol CGC. So this stock is in the weed space And weed actually performs very well when people are in lockdown What else is there to do besides smoke for a lot of people? So canopy has had some Great sales that disappointed last quarter's earnings, but I do think it's a good long-term potential stock and I do like how I expect Weed to be legalized in the United States. It's gonna help all the weed stocks like crazy Canopy is my favorite one of all the weed stocks just because it's the leader in the industry and I believe that once it gets legalized Canopy will easily double from this and I'll expect $50 plus Once it gets legalized in the United States, which I would expect in the next four years Easily to be legalized this next stock genius brands ticker symbol GN us. So this is a super interesting one with crazy high upside Genius is coming out with their TV channel and TV service Where you get to watch ads instead of paying for the service. So like how you pay for Netflix It's a certain monthly fee with genius brands. They're doing a thing where you just watch ads And that pays for it. It's a free learning service for kids So super interesting. They have a show with Stan Lee coming out and that comes out on June 15th So a thing to watch with this stock is the insiders are allowed to sell their shares on June 14th So I do expect a decline on the 14th when a bunch of the insiders sell their shares But there's a good chance that we see your run-up up until the 14th in my opinion in long term This is very risky, but it has super high upside So this next stock to keep an eye on is the eSports Entertainment Group ticker symbol GM BL So this is a stock based on eSports, which is just like the online gaming service People get to watch their favorite people Play video games a lot of their favorite athletes. I'm celebrities stuff like that and it has grown a ton recently Especially over the pandemic time Because everybody's stuck at home. They've got nothing else to do besides play video games play video games competitively and watch others play video games including the people they Admire such as celebrities and sports players. Like I said, I do think this has a very good opportunity I'm at this time, especially if there's a second wave, but if not, I do see this as a shrinking business as actual sports comes back So just want to keep a close watch on and see what happens So the next stock to keep a close watch on is Nikola Corporation take your symbol NKLA So this is a crazy stock as well reaching up to a hundred and I actually recommended this stock at sixteen dollars Which is crazy So this stock has been dropping big lately and it's down to sixty dollars per share So this is just a close watch for me. It's very overvalued in my opinion I would be interested if this stock was in the $40 range But that would be the maximum interest for me So it's just super interesting People are calling this the next Tesla and all that It's definitely not but it is super interesting to watch and it is one of those hype stocks that will always trade as the premium Because investors are just super excited about the company and they have a great CEO I'm if you're interested in the video, you should check it out. I'll put the link up above This next stock is Penn National Gaming ticker symbol PENN. So this is another super volatile stock one of my biggest Plays for this year. I recommend this stock as a buy at four dollars and it's skyrocketed since then I'm almost 10xing which is insane But I really do like this company for the future and once they come out with a bar sold sports betting app I think that's gonna make this hot go crazy. So I'm expecting that at the quarter three earnings call So this is a sock that I'm watching I've been playing at the quarter three earnings call and I do expect some crazy gains After those earnings this next like that. I'm watching super closely and slowly adding to my position is Gann Limited ticker symbol GA and so this is one of my favorite stocks right now still The value is great. The growth potential is great But there are a couple risks to be aware of in this stock If their deal with Fandle falls apart, then I believe this stock will get hit hard Their Fandle revenue is only like 10 for 10 to 15 percent of the revenue of the business but a lot of people invest in Gann because it's kind of like a slight investment into Fandle itself indirect investment to Fandle because people really like Fandle so this would now would destroy Gann stock I think it would be down 50% if that was to happen So that's a risk, but I really do like this during the pandemic as well. Um, it's an online betting service It provides online betting software. So that's super important for a bunch of betting apps and all that I think they'll have pretty solid earnings a great earnings call and I am Trying to add as much as I can up until the earnings call, especially at these prices. I'm very very bullish on this one I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for watching Um, those are just a bunch of stocks to keep an eye on add to your watch lists super important stocks to just Possibly make a bounce back play possibly make it play during the pandemic and possibly bet on the stock market going down and make a lot Of money off of it There's a couple more I want to add in there such as Peloton I am heavily invested in Peloton and also adding to my position Because I do believe that the pandemic gets worse and the second wave is imminent Um Peloton will even get more orders and it's insane how many orders are getting they can't even keep up It takes seven to eleven weeks to deliver a bike and that's maxing out every single day I'm there making as much as they can and they just sell sell sell Um, they're also working on making the tread which is a Peloton treadmill So that is also a big play and Peloton just expanding into other businesses other workout gear And it's just the top dog and the at-home fitness space Another few socks even I on is something I bought today, which is much a gun socks on this the outdoors Smith and Wesson keep an eye on that one. I do think there's gonna keep rising slowly, but gradually And have amazing earnings just like Peloton. They're selling out of all the guns all the guns. So that's insane So keep an eye on Peloton and the gun socks Those are what I'm super bullish on right now as well as betting on the market going down Um, you gotta make very smart moves do a ton of research, especially when the market keeps going down like this Futures do look up for tomorrow. They do look green, but anything can happen midday anything happen in the morning It's just super volatile and we can't we can't judge anything yet So trade smart check out all the links in description if you want to be a member of the private stock group It's only $4.99 a month Check out the links for two free stocks on we will and a free stock on Robin Hood as well. I hope you guys enjoyed Thank you so much for watching and let's get rich	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JG_qBhUrcjY	The next stock we're going to be talking about is Canopy Growth Corporation, ticker symbol CGC. This stock is in the weed space. Weed actually performs very well when people are in lockdown. What else is there to do besides smoke for a lot of people? Canopy has had some great sales. It disappointed last quarter's earnings, but I do think it's a good long-term potential stock and I do like how I expect weed to be legalized in the United States. This is going to help all the weed stocks like crazy. Canopy is my favorite one of all the weed stocks just because it's the leader in the industry and I believe that once it gets legalized, Canopy will easily double from this and I would expect $50 plus once it gets legalized in the United States, which I would expect in the next four years easily to be legalized.
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I also explain all of the stocks I bought and sold. I explain leveraged ETFs and how to bet on the market crash actually happening. The stock market is insane right now! Is this a stock market recession? Stocks I talk about in this video: Boeing (BA) stock GAN stock Penn National Gaming (PENN) stock Peloton (PTON) stock Nikola Motors (NKLA) stock E-Sports (GMBL) stock Genius Brands (GNUS) stock Canopy Growth Corporation (CGC) stock ROKU stock Carnival Cruise (CCL) stock TZA FAZ SPXS Hype penny stocks are my specialty as a social arbitrage investor. I am a financial education channel and a stock market investing channel! Make sure to follow my content on robin hood, TD Ameritrade, Webull and more. My top stocks 2020 are performing amazing. 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I will not be held liable for any losses or gains occurred. This is purely educational content. I am sharing my moves in the market not to tell you what to buy/sell, but showing viewers how I think through investing. My risk tolerance is very different from yours. Do all your own research and due diligence before making any moves in the stock market. The goal of my content is to make you a self sufficient investor. I show my thought processes and decisions to help you see into the mind of my decisions. Let’s get rich.	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Thanks!', 'Can you cover myos stock its extremely undervalued in my opinion', 'What do you think about TVIX', "How many days you think until it's a good time to start investing in these stocks", "Can't complain another video already 💯👌"]	Welcome in! I'm a stock market trader and investor that makes videos on trading/investment ideas, information, and opinions. I use primarily technical analysis along with some fundamental analysis and social research methods for each trading setup. For entertainment purposes only. Owned by: The StockWatch LLC.	4,820,248	81,100	340	Category 1	Hey guys, welcome to the video. So in this video I'm gonna be showing you guys the best stocks to watch during this crash which stocks to be the best bounce back plays Which stocks that I love long term, but I'm really looking to get a good price in and which stocks To buy that bet on the stock market going down. So when the stock market goes down, we're still making money I'm gonna need to capitalize on this crash with all the bounce backs and the ones betting on the stock market going down So stay tuned for the end of the video and I'll show you guys my favorite bounce back stock Which I love long term as well and it'll be my closest watch during this crash and I'll start I'm a big position in it once I can so let's get into the first stock So the first stock slash ETF I'm going to talk about is SP XS So this is the leveraged ETF that I've been talking about and this is my favorite one Because it just pretty much goes against the S&P 500 So every percent that the S&P 500 goes down this leveraged ETF goes up three times that So it went down 5% today This would be up 15% So this is my favorite hedge Purely betting on the stock market going down this next ETF is leveraged Betting on the Russell 3000 going down. So this is 3000 small cap companies and this is pretty much betting That those will go down and it multiplies that by three just like the other one Um So this is higher upside below or downside because smaller cap companies like to pop you go way up or way down So this last ETF that I like betting for the stock market to go down is TZ a so this one tracks all the small Cap companies not just the Russell 3000 and it's just another high risk high reward ETF betting on the stock market going down So those are three leveraged ETFs that I like a lot betting on the stock market going down My favorite out of those is SP XS because it carries less risk and it pretty much just tracks the bigger companies But the other two they track the smaller companies and the smaller companies like to be very volatile So that's a better short-term trade If you think it's not working going down long term. I would go with SP XS So let's get into some of the stocks and I'm watching very closely as they drop The first thought that I'm watching super closely as it drops is Boeing Corporation ticker symbol BA So this stock has been wild lately getting down to about 90 something at the peak of the crash and Slowly trending up since then and then recently it's popped up to like 230 or so And now it's back down in the 170 range. So that's pretty crazy This one most volatile stocks, but I really do like this one long term And if it can drop below the 150 range I would be super interested in starting a long-term position in this place a solid dividend. Um, it's needed There's no way it's gonna go bankrupt. So it's a pretty safe long-term company in my opinion Next I can be talking about is Carnival Corporation ticker symbol CCL So this is super interested. It was one of the biggest drops got down to $7. I'm at the peak of the crash And it's been slowly trending up since then just like Boeing and I don't think this is gonna go out of business either But this is one of the biggest stocks affected and biggest companies affected by the pandemic. Um People can get trapped on their ships if someone's sick that happened a ton. That's the biggest reason that this stock got hit super hard But I do see long-term upside in this stock long-term value Um, especially if the dividend payment comes back in the future, which I do expect it to be back in three to four years or so So I could see this make a full recovery to $50 or so per share in a couple years from now It's not the highest upside, but it is great value and great dividend in the future I'm for now I'm saying away and I'll be a lot more interested if it gets down to the 14 13 range This next stock Roku. Um, this one actually kind of benefits from the crash. Um, it's a super up-and-down stock This is just the day chart that I pulled up on here But if you take a look at the yearly chart, um, it's a very volatile up-and-down stock, but I do love how this company benefits From the pandemic people stay at home watch more TV and in my experience Roku is the best I'm platform to use for streaming services It's a ton easier than using the Amazon fire stick I'm I've heard from everybody that just throw cube remote is the best in the business and I do like this company Company for the future. Um, it doesn't have a great moat But it's very solid. I do like this long term not super long term, but I like it two to three year outlook on them I'll love to get a price under $100 on this But I am super interested either way because the pandemic does not really hurt this if there is a potential second wave to come So the next stock we're gonna be talking about is canopy growth corporation ticker symbol CGC. So this stock is in the weed space And weed actually performs very well when people are in lockdown What else is there to do besides smoke for a lot of people? So canopy has had some Great sales that disappointed last quarter's earnings, but I do think it's a good long-term potential stock and I do like how I expect Weed to be legalized in the United States. It's gonna help all the weed stocks like crazy Canopy is my favorite one of all the weed stocks just because it's the leader in the industry and I believe that once it gets legalized Canopy will easily double from this and I'll expect $50 plus Once it gets legalized in the United States, which I would expect in the next four years Easily to be legalized this next stock genius brands ticker symbol GN us. So this is a super interesting one with crazy high upside Genius is coming out with their TV channel and TV service Where you get to watch ads instead of paying for the service. So like how you pay for Netflix It's a certain monthly fee with genius brands. They're doing a thing where you just watch ads And that pays for it. It's a free learning service for kids So super interesting. They have a show with Stan Lee coming out and that comes out on June 15th So a thing to watch with this stock is the insiders are allowed to sell their shares on June 14th So I do expect a decline on the 14th when a bunch of the insiders sell their shares But there's a good chance that we see your run-up up until the 14th in my opinion in long term This is very risky, but it has super high upside So this next stock to keep an eye on is the eSports Entertainment Group ticker symbol GM BL So this is a stock based on eSports, which is just like the online gaming service People get to watch their favorite people Play video games a lot of their favorite athletes. I'm celebrities stuff like that and it has grown a ton recently Especially over the pandemic time Because everybody's stuck at home. They've got nothing else to do besides play video games play video games competitively and watch others play video games including the people they Admire such as celebrities and sports players. Like I said, I do think this has a very good opportunity I'm at this time, especially if there's a second wave, but if not, I do see this as a shrinking business as actual sports comes back So just want to keep a close watch on and see what happens So the next stock to keep a close watch on is Nikola Corporation take your symbol NKLA So this is a crazy stock as well reaching up to a hundred and I actually recommended this stock at sixteen dollars Which is crazy So this stock has been dropping big lately and it's down to sixty dollars per share So this is just a close watch for me. It's very overvalued in my opinion I would be interested if this stock was in the $40 range But that would be the maximum interest for me So it's just super interesting People are calling this the next Tesla and all that It's definitely not but it is super interesting to watch and it is one of those hype stocks that will always trade as the premium Because investors are just super excited about the company and they have a great CEO I'm if you're interested in the video, you should check it out. I'll put the link up above This next stock is Penn National Gaming ticker symbol PENN. So this is another super volatile stock one of my biggest Plays for this year. I recommend this stock as a buy at four dollars and it's skyrocketed since then I'm almost 10xing which is insane But I really do like this company for the future and once they come out with a bar sold sports betting app I think that's gonna make this hot go crazy. So I'm expecting that at the quarter three earnings call So this is a sock that I'm watching I've been playing at the quarter three earnings call and I do expect some crazy gains After those earnings this next like that. I'm watching super closely and slowly adding to my position is Gann Limited ticker symbol GA and so this is one of my favorite stocks right now still The value is great. The growth potential is great But there are a couple risks to be aware of in this stock If their deal with Fandle falls apart, then I believe this stock will get hit hard Their Fandle revenue is only like 10 for 10 to 15 percent of the revenue of the business but a lot of people invest in Gann because it's kind of like a slight investment into Fandle itself indirect investment to Fandle because people really like Fandle so this would now would destroy Gann stock I think it would be down 50% if that was to happen So that's a risk, but I really do like this during the pandemic as well. Um, it's an online betting service It provides online betting software. So that's super important for a bunch of betting apps and all that I think they'll have pretty solid earnings a great earnings call and I am Trying to add as much as I can up until the earnings call, especially at these prices. I'm very very bullish on this one I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for watching Um, those are just a bunch of stocks to keep an eye on add to your watch lists super important stocks to just Possibly make a bounce back play possibly make it play during the pandemic and possibly bet on the stock market going down and make a lot Of money off of it There's a couple more I want to add in there such as Peloton I am heavily invested in Peloton and also adding to my position Because I do believe that the pandemic gets worse and the second wave is imminent Um Peloton will even get more orders and it's insane how many orders are getting they can't even keep up It takes seven to eleven weeks to deliver a bike and that's maxing out every single day I'm there making as much as they can and they just sell sell sell Um, they're also working on making the tread which is a Peloton treadmill So that is also a big play and Peloton just expanding into other businesses other workout gear And it's just the top dog and the at-home fitness space Another few socks even I on is something I bought today, which is much a gun socks on this the outdoors Smith and Wesson keep an eye on that one. I do think there's gonna keep rising slowly, but gradually And have amazing earnings just like Peloton. They're selling out of all the guns all the guns. So that's insane So keep an eye on Peloton and the gun socks Those are what I'm super bullish on right now as well as betting on the market going down Um, you gotta make very smart moves do a ton of research, especially when the market keeps going down like this Futures do look up for tomorrow. They do look green, but anything can happen midday anything happen in the morning It's just super volatile and we can't we can't judge anything yet So trade smart check out all the links in description if you want to be a member of the private stock group It's only $4.99 a month Check out the links for two free stocks on we will and a free stock on Robin Hood as well. I hope you guys enjoyed Thank you so much for watching and let's get rich	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JG_qBhUrcjY	This next talk genius brands ticker symbol GNUS. So this is a super interesting one with crazy high upside Um genius is coming out with their tv channel and tv service Uh where you get to watch ads instead of paying for the service. So like how you pay for netflix It's a certain monthly fee Um with genius brands, they're doing a thing where you just watch ads. Um, and that pays for it. It's a free learning service for kids So super interesting they have a show with stan lee coming out and that comes out on june 15th So a thing to watch with this stock is the insiders are allowed to sell their shares On june 14th, so I do expect a decline on the 14th when a bunch of the insiders sell their shares But there's a good chance that we see a run up up until the 14th in my opinion in long term This is very risky, but it has super high upside
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I also explain all of the stocks I bought and sold. I explain leveraged ETFs and how to bet on the market crash actually happening. The stock market is insane right now! Is this a stock market recession? Stocks I talk about in this video: Boeing (BA) stock GAN stock Penn National Gaming (PENN) stock Peloton (PTON) stock Nikola Motors (NKLA) stock E-Sports (GMBL) stock Genius Brands (GNUS) stock Canopy Growth Corporation (CGC) stock ROKU stock Carnival Cruise (CCL) stock TZA FAZ SPXS Hype penny stocks are my specialty as a social arbitrage investor. I am a financial education channel and a stock market investing channel! Make sure to follow my content on robin hood, TD Ameritrade, Webull and more. My top stocks 2020 are performing amazing. 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So when the stock market goes down, we're still making money I'm gonna need to capitalize on this crash with all the bounce backs and the ones betting on the stock market going down So stay tuned for the end of the video and I'll show you guys my favorite bounce back stock Which I love long term as well and it'll be my closest watch during this crash and I'll start I'm a big position in it once I can so let's get into the first stock So the first stock slash ETF I'm going to talk about is SP XS So this is the leveraged ETF that I've been talking about and this is my favorite one Because it just pretty much goes against the S&P 500 So every percent that the S&P 500 goes down this leveraged ETF goes up three times that So it went down 5% today This would be up 15% So this is my favorite hedge Purely betting on the stock market going down this next ETF is leveraged Betting on the Russell 3000 going down. So this is 3000 small cap companies and this is pretty much betting That those will go down and it multiplies that by three just like the other one Um So this is higher upside below or downside because smaller cap companies like to pop you go way up or way down So this last ETF that I like betting for the stock market to go down is TZ a so this one tracks all the small Cap companies not just the Russell 3000 and it's just another high risk high reward ETF betting on the stock market going down So those are three leveraged ETFs that I like a lot betting on the stock market going down My favorite out of those is SP XS because it carries less risk and it pretty much just tracks the bigger companies But the other two they track the smaller companies and the smaller companies like to be very volatile So that's a better short-term trade If you think it's not working going down long term. I would go with SP XS So let's get into some of the stocks and I'm watching very closely as they drop The first thought that I'm watching super closely as it drops is Boeing Corporation ticker symbol BA So this stock has been wild lately getting down to about 90 something at the peak of the crash and Slowly trending up since then and then recently it's popped up to like 230 or so And now it's back down in the 170 range. So that's pretty crazy This one most volatile stocks, but I really do like this one long term And if it can drop below the 150 range I would be super interested in starting a long-term position in this place a solid dividend. Um, it's needed There's no way it's gonna go bankrupt. So it's a pretty safe long-term company in my opinion Next I can be talking about is Carnival Corporation ticker symbol CCL So this is super interested. It was one of the biggest drops got down to $7. I'm at the peak of the crash And it's been slowly trending up since then just like Boeing and I don't think this is gonna go out of business either But this is one of the biggest stocks affected and biggest companies affected by the pandemic. Um People can get trapped on their ships if someone's sick that happened a ton. That's the biggest reason that this stock got hit super hard But I do see long-term upside in this stock long-term value Um, especially if the dividend payment comes back in the future, which I do expect it to be back in three to four years or so So I could see this make a full recovery to $50 or so per share in a couple years from now It's not the highest upside, but it is great value and great dividend in the future I'm for now I'm saying away and I'll be a lot more interested if it gets down to the 14 13 range This next stock Roku. Um, this one actually kind of benefits from the crash. Um, it's a super up-and-down stock This is just the day chart that I pulled up on here But if you take a look at the yearly chart, um, it's a very volatile up-and-down stock, but I do love how this company benefits From the pandemic people stay at home watch more TV and in my experience Roku is the best I'm platform to use for streaming services It's a ton easier than using the Amazon fire stick I'm I've heard from everybody that just throw cube remote is the best in the business and I do like this company Company for the future. Um, it doesn't have a great moat But it's very solid. I do like this long term not super long term, but I like it two to three year outlook on them I'll love to get a price under $100 on this But I am super interested either way because the pandemic does not really hurt this if there is a potential second wave to come So the next stock we're gonna be talking about is canopy growth corporation ticker symbol CGC. So this stock is in the weed space And weed actually performs very well when people are in lockdown What else is there to do besides smoke for a lot of people? So canopy has had some Great sales that disappointed last quarter's earnings, but I do think it's a good long-term potential stock and I do like how I expect Weed to be legalized in the United States. It's gonna help all the weed stocks like crazy Canopy is my favorite one of all the weed stocks just because it's the leader in the industry and I believe that once it gets legalized Canopy will easily double from this and I'll expect $50 plus Once it gets legalized in the United States, which I would expect in the next four years Easily to be legalized this next stock genius brands ticker symbol GN us. So this is a super interesting one with crazy high upside Genius is coming out with their TV channel and TV service Where you get to watch ads instead of paying for the service. So like how you pay for Netflix It's a certain monthly fee with genius brands. They're doing a thing where you just watch ads And that pays for it. It's a free learning service for kids So super interesting. They have a show with Stan Lee coming out and that comes out on June 15th So a thing to watch with this stock is the insiders are allowed to sell their shares on June 14th So I do expect a decline on the 14th when a bunch of the insiders sell their shares But there's a good chance that we see your run-up up until the 14th in my opinion in long term This is very risky, but it has super high upside So this next stock to keep an eye on is the eSports Entertainment Group ticker symbol GM BL So this is a stock based on eSports, which is just like the online gaming service People get to watch their favorite people Play video games a lot of their favorite athletes. I'm celebrities stuff like that and it has grown a ton recently Especially over the pandemic time Because everybody's stuck at home. They've got nothing else to do besides play video games play video games competitively and watch others play video games including the people they Admire such as celebrities and sports players. Like I said, I do think this has a very good opportunity I'm at this time, especially if there's a second wave, but if not, I do see this as a shrinking business as actual sports comes back So just want to keep a close watch on and see what happens So the next stock to keep a close watch on is Nikola Corporation take your symbol NKLA So this is a crazy stock as well reaching up to a hundred and I actually recommended this stock at sixteen dollars Which is crazy So this stock has been dropping big lately and it's down to sixty dollars per share So this is just a close watch for me. It's very overvalued in my opinion I would be interested if this stock was in the $40 range But that would be the maximum interest for me So it's just super interesting People are calling this the next Tesla and all that It's definitely not but it is super interesting to watch and it is one of those hype stocks that will always trade as the premium Because investors are just super excited about the company and they have a great CEO I'm if you're interested in the video, you should check it out. I'll put the link up above This next stock is Penn National Gaming ticker symbol PENN. So this is another super volatile stock one of my biggest Plays for this year. I recommend this stock as a buy at four dollars and it's skyrocketed since then I'm almost 10xing which is insane But I really do like this company for the future and once they come out with a bar sold sports betting app I think that's gonna make this hot go crazy. So I'm expecting that at the quarter three earnings call So this is a sock that I'm watching I've been playing at the quarter three earnings call and I do expect some crazy gains After those earnings this next like that. I'm watching super closely and slowly adding to my position is Gann Limited ticker symbol GA and so this is one of my favorite stocks right now still The value is great. The growth potential is great But there are a couple risks to be aware of in this stock If their deal with Fandle falls apart, then I believe this stock will get hit hard Their Fandle revenue is only like 10 for 10 to 15 percent of the revenue of the business but a lot of people invest in Gann because it's kind of like a slight investment into Fandle itself indirect investment to Fandle because people really like Fandle so this would now would destroy Gann stock I think it would be down 50% if that was to happen So that's a risk, but I really do like this during the pandemic as well. Um, it's an online betting service It provides online betting software. So that's super important for a bunch of betting apps and all that I think they'll have pretty solid earnings a great earnings call and I am Trying to add as much as I can up until the earnings call, especially at these prices. I'm very very bullish on this one I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for watching Um, those are just a bunch of stocks to keep an eye on add to your watch lists super important stocks to just Possibly make a bounce back play possibly make it play during the pandemic and possibly bet on the stock market going down and make a lot Of money off of it There's a couple more I want to add in there such as Peloton I am heavily invested in Peloton and also adding to my position Because I do believe that the pandemic gets worse and the second wave is imminent Um Peloton will even get more orders and it's insane how many orders are getting they can't even keep up It takes seven to eleven weeks to deliver a bike and that's maxing out every single day I'm there making as much as they can and they just sell sell sell Um, they're also working on making the tread which is a Peloton treadmill So that is also a big play and Peloton just expanding into other businesses other workout gear And it's just the top dog and the at-home fitness space Another few socks even I on is something I bought today, which is much a gun socks on this the outdoors Smith and Wesson keep an eye on that one. I do think there's gonna keep rising slowly, but gradually And have amazing earnings just like Peloton. They're selling out of all the guns all the guns. So that's insane So keep an eye on Peloton and the gun socks Those are what I'm super bullish on right now as well as betting on the market going down Um, you gotta make very smart moves do a ton of research, especially when the market keeps going down like this Futures do look up for tomorrow. They do look green, but anything can happen midday anything happen in the morning It's just super volatile and we can't we can't judge anything yet So trade smart check out all the links in description if you want to be a member of the private stock group It's only $4.99 a month Check out the links for two free stocks on we will and a free stock on Robin Hood as well. I hope you guys enjoyed Thank you so much for watching and let's get rich	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JG_qBhUrcjY	This next stock to keep an eye on is eSports Entertainment Group ticker symbol G MBL So this is a stock based on eSports, which is just like the online gaming service People get to watch their favorite people Play video games a lot of their favorite athletes Celebrities stuff like that and it has grown a ton recently, especially over the pandemic time Because everybody's stuck at home. They've got nothing else to do besides play video games play video games competitively And watch others play video games including the people they admire such as celebrities and sports players Like I said, I do think this has a very good opportunity I'm at this time, especially if there's a second wave But if not, I do see this as a shrinking business as actual sports comes back So just want to keep a close watch on and see what happens
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I also explain all of the stocks I bought and sold. I explain leveraged ETFs and how to bet on the market crash actually happening. The stock market is insane right now! Is this a stock market recession? Stocks I talk about in this video: Boeing (BA) stock GAN stock Penn National Gaming (PENN) stock Peloton (PTON) stock Nikola Motors (NKLA) stock E-Sports (GMBL) stock Genius Brands (GNUS) stock Canopy Growth Corporation (CGC) stock ROKU stock Carnival Cruise (CCL) stock TZA FAZ SPXS Hype penny stocks are my specialty as a social arbitrage investor. I am a financial education channel and a stock market investing channel! Make sure to follow my content on robin hood, TD Ameritrade, Webull and more. My top stocks 2020 are performing amazing. 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So when the stock market goes down, we're still making money I'm gonna need to capitalize on this crash with all the bounce backs and the ones betting on the stock market going down So stay tuned for the end of the video and I'll show you guys my favorite bounce back stock Which I love long term as well and it'll be my closest watch during this crash and I'll start I'm a big position in it once I can so let's get into the first stock So the first stock slash ETF I'm going to talk about is SP XS So this is the leveraged ETF that I've been talking about and this is my favorite one Because it just pretty much goes against the S&P 500 So every percent that the S&P 500 goes down this leveraged ETF goes up three times that So it went down 5% today This would be up 15% So this is my favorite hedge Purely betting on the stock market going down this next ETF is leveraged Betting on the Russell 3000 going down. So this is 3000 small cap companies and this is pretty much betting That those will go down and it multiplies that by three just like the other one Um So this is higher upside below or downside because smaller cap companies like to pop you go way up or way down So this last ETF that I like betting for the stock market to go down is TZ a so this one tracks all the small Cap companies not just the Russell 3000 and it's just another high risk high reward ETF betting on the stock market going down So those are three leveraged ETFs that I like a lot betting on the stock market going down My favorite out of those is SP XS because it carries less risk and it pretty much just tracks the bigger companies But the other two they track the smaller companies and the smaller companies like to be very volatile So that's a better short-term trade If you think it's not working going down long term. I would go with SP XS So let's get into some of the stocks and I'm watching very closely as they drop The first thought that I'm watching super closely as it drops is Boeing Corporation ticker symbol BA So this stock has been wild lately getting down to about 90 something at the peak of the crash and Slowly trending up since then and then recently it's popped up to like 230 or so And now it's back down in the 170 range. So that's pretty crazy This one most volatile stocks, but I really do like this one long term And if it can drop below the 150 range I would be super interested in starting a long-term position in this place a solid dividend. Um, it's needed There's no way it's gonna go bankrupt. So it's a pretty safe long-term company in my opinion Next I can be talking about is Carnival Corporation ticker symbol CCL So this is super interested. It was one of the biggest drops got down to $7. I'm at the peak of the crash And it's been slowly trending up since then just like Boeing and I don't think this is gonna go out of business either But this is one of the biggest stocks affected and biggest companies affected by the pandemic. Um People can get trapped on their ships if someone's sick that happened a ton. That's the biggest reason that this stock got hit super hard But I do see long-term upside in this stock long-term value Um, especially if the dividend payment comes back in the future, which I do expect it to be back in three to four years or so So I could see this make a full recovery to $50 or so per share in a couple years from now It's not the highest upside, but it is great value and great dividend in the future I'm for now I'm saying away and I'll be a lot more interested if it gets down to the 14 13 range This next stock Roku. Um, this one actually kind of benefits from the crash. Um, it's a super up-and-down stock This is just the day chart that I pulled up on here But if you take a look at the yearly chart, um, it's a very volatile up-and-down stock, but I do love how this company benefits From the pandemic people stay at home watch more TV and in my experience Roku is the best I'm platform to use for streaming services It's a ton easier than using the Amazon fire stick I'm I've heard from everybody that just throw cube remote is the best in the business and I do like this company Company for the future. Um, it doesn't have a great moat But it's very solid. I do like this long term not super long term, but I like it two to three year outlook on them I'll love to get a price under $100 on this But I am super interested either way because the pandemic does not really hurt this if there is a potential second wave to come So the next stock we're gonna be talking about is canopy growth corporation ticker symbol CGC. So this stock is in the weed space And weed actually performs very well when people are in lockdown What else is there to do besides smoke for a lot of people? So canopy has had some Great sales that disappointed last quarter's earnings, but I do think it's a good long-term potential stock and I do like how I expect Weed to be legalized in the United States. It's gonna help all the weed stocks like crazy Canopy is my favorite one of all the weed stocks just because it's the leader in the industry and I believe that once it gets legalized Canopy will easily double from this and I'll expect $50 plus Once it gets legalized in the United States, which I would expect in the next four years Easily to be legalized this next stock genius brands ticker symbol GN us. So this is a super interesting one with crazy high upside Genius is coming out with their TV channel and TV service Where you get to watch ads instead of paying for the service. So like how you pay for Netflix It's a certain monthly fee with genius brands. They're doing a thing where you just watch ads And that pays for it. It's a free learning service for kids So super interesting. They have a show with Stan Lee coming out and that comes out on June 15th So a thing to watch with this stock is the insiders are allowed to sell their shares on June 14th So I do expect a decline on the 14th when a bunch of the insiders sell their shares But there's a good chance that we see your run-up up until the 14th in my opinion in long term This is very risky, but it has super high upside So this next stock to keep an eye on is the eSports Entertainment Group ticker symbol GM BL So this is a stock based on eSports, which is just like the online gaming service People get to watch their favorite people Play video games a lot of their favorite athletes. I'm celebrities stuff like that and it has grown a ton recently Especially over the pandemic time Because everybody's stuck at home. They've got nothing else to do besides play video games play video games competitively and watch others play video games including the people they Admire such as celebrities and sports players. Like I said, I do think this has a very good opportunity I'm at this time, especially if there's a second wave, but if not, I do see this as a shrinking business as actual sports comes back So just want to keep a close watch on and see what happens So the next stock to keep a close watch on is Nikola Corporation take your symbol NKLA So this is a crazy stock as well reaching up to a hundred and I actually recommended this stock at sixteen dollars Which is crazy So this stock has been dropping big lately and it's down to sixty dollars per share So this is just a close watch for me. It's very overvalued in my opinion I would be interested if this stock was in the $40 range But that would be the maximum interest for me So it's just super interesting People are calling this the next Tesla and all that It's definitely not but it is super interesting to watch and it is one of those hype stocks that will always trade as the premium Because investors are just super excited about the company and they have a great CEO I'm if you're interested in the video, you should check it out. I'll put the link up above This next stock is Penn National Gaming ticker symbol PENN. So this is another super volatile stock one of my biggest Plays for this year. I recommend this stock as a buy at four dollars and it's skyrocketed since then I'm almost 10xing which is insane But I really do like this company for the future and once they come out with a bar sold sports betting app I think that's gonna make this hot go crazy. So I'm expecting that at the quarter three earnings call So this is a sock that I'm watching I've been playing at the quarter three earnings call and I do expect some crazy gains After those earnings this next like that. I'm watching super closely and slowly adding to my position is Gann Limited ticker symbol GA and so this is one of my favorite stocks right now still The value is great. The growth potential is great But there are a couple risks to be aware of in this stock If their deal with Fandle falls apart, then I believe this stock will get hit hard Their Fandle revenue is only like 10 for 10 to 15 percent of the revenue of the business but a lot of people invest in Gann because it's kind of like a slight investment into Fandle itself indirect investment to Fandle because people really like Fandle so this would now would destroy Gann stock I think it would be down 50% if that was to happen So that's a risk, but I really do like this during the pandemic as well. Um, it's an online betting service It provides online betting software. So that's super important for a bunch of betting apps and all that I think they'll have pretty solid earnings a great earnings call and I am Trying to add as much as I can up until the earnings call, especially at these prices. I'm very very bullish on this one I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for watching Um, those are just a bunch of stocks to keep an eye on add to your watch lists super important stocks to just Possibly make a bounce back play possibly make it play during the pandemic and possibly bet on the stock market going down and make a lot Of money off of it There's a couple more I want to add in there such as Peloton I am heavily invested in Peloton and also adding to my position Because I do believe that the pandemic gets worse and the second wave is imminent Um Peloton will even get more orders and it's insane how many orders are getting they can't even keep up It takes seven to eleven weeks to deliver a bike and that's maxing out every single day I'm there making as much as they can and they just sell sell sell Um, they're also working on making the tread which is a Peloton treadmill So that is also a big play and Peloton just expanding into other businesses other workout gear And it's just the top dog and the at-home fitness space Another few socks even I on is something I bought today, which is much a gun socks on this the outdoors Smith and Wesson keep an eye on that one. I do think there's gonna keep rising slowly, but gradually And have amazing earnings just like Peloton. They're selling out of all the guns all the guns. So that's insane So keep an eye on Peloton and the gun socks Those are what I'm super bullish on right now as well as betting on the market going down Um, you gotta make very smart moves do a ton of research, especially when the market keeps going down like this Futures do look up for tomorrow. They do look green, but anything can happen midday anything happen in the morning It's just super volatile and we can't we can't judge anything yet So trade smart check out all the links in description if you want to be a member of the private stock group It's only $4.99 a month Check out the links for two free stocks on we will and a free stock on Robin Hood as well. I hope you guys enjoyed Thank you so much for watching and let's get rich	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JG_qBhUrcjY	So the next stock to keep a close watch on is Nikola Corporation. Take your symbol N-K-L-A. So this is a crazy stock as well, reaching up to 100. And I actually recommended this stock at $16, which is crazy. So this stock has been dropping big lately, and it's down to $60 per share. So this is just a close watch for me. It's very overvalued in my opinion. I would be interested if this stock was in the $40 range, but that would be the maximum interest for me. So it's just super interesting. People are calling this the next Tesla and all that. It's definitely not, but it is super interesting to watch. And it is one of those hype stocks that will always trade as a premium because investors are just super excited about the company, and they have a great CEO. If you're interested in the video, you should check it out. I'll put the link up above.
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I also explain all of the stocks I bought and sold. I explain leveraged ETFs and how to bet on the market crash actually happening. The stock market is insane right now! Is this a stock market recession? Stocks I talk about in this video: Boeing (BA) stock GAN stock Penn National Gaming (PENN) stock Peloton (PTON) stock Nikola Motors (NKLA) stock E-Sports (GMBL) stock Genius Brands (GNUS) stock Canopy Growth Corporation (CGC) stock ROKU stock Carnival Cruise (CCL) stock TZA FAZ SPXS Hype penny stocks are my specialty as a social arbitrage investor. I am a financial education channel and a stock market investing channel! Make sure to follow my content on robin hood, TD Ameritrade, Webull and more. My top stocks 2020 are performing amazing. 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So when the stock market goes down, we're still making money I'm gonna need to capitalize on this crash with all the bounce backs and the ones betting on the stock market going down So stay tuned for the end of the video and I'll show you guys my favorite bounce back stock Which I love long term as well and it'll be my closest watch during this crash and I'll start I'm a big position in it once I can so let's get into the first stock So the first stock slash ETF I'm going to talk about is SP XS So this is the leveraged ETF that I've been talking about and this is my favorite one Because it just pretty much goes against the S&P 500 So every percent that the S&P 500 goes down this leveraged ETF goes up three times that So it went down 5% today This would be up 15% So this is my favorite hedge Purely betting on the stock market going down this next ETF is leveraged Betting on the Russell 3000 going down. So this is 3000 small cap companies and this is pretty much betting That those will go down and it multiplies that by three just like the other one Um So this is higher upside below or downside because smaller cap companies like to pop you go way up or way down So this last ETF that I like betting for the stock market to go down is TZ a so this one tracks all the small Cap companies not just the Russell 3000 and it's just another high risk high reward ETF betting on the stock market going down So those are three leveraged ETFs that I like a lot betting on the stock market going down My favorite out of those is SP XS because it carries less risk and it pretty much just tracks the bigger companies But the other two they track the smaller companies and the smaller companies like to be very volatile So that's a better short-term trade If you think it's not working going down long term. I would go with SP XS So let's get into some of the stocks and I'm watching very closely as they drop The first thought that I'm watching super closely as it drops is Boeing Corporation ticker symbol BA So this stock has been wild lately getting down to about 90 something at the peak of the crash and Slowly trending up since then and then recently it's popped up to like 230 or so And now it's back down in the 170 range. So that's pretty crazy This one most volatile stocks, but I really do like this one long term And if it can drop below the 150 range I would be super interested in starting a long-term position in this place a solid dividend. Um, it's needed There's no way it's gonna go bankrupt. So it's a pretty safe long-term company in my opinion Next I can be talking about is Carnival Corporation ticker symbol CCL So this is super interested. It was one of the biggest drops got down to $7. I'm at the peak of the crash And it's been slowly trending up since then just like Boeing and I don't think this is gonna go out of business either But this is one of the biggest stocks affected and biggest companies affected by the pandemic. Um People can get trapped on their ships if someone's sick that happened a ton. That's the biggest reason that this stock got hit super hard But I do see long-term upside in this stock long-term value Um, especially if the dividend payment comes back in the future, which I do expect it to be back in three to four years or so So I could see this make a full recovery to $50 or so per share in a couple years from now It's not the highest upside, but it is great value and great dividend in the future I'm for now I'm saying away and I'll be a lot more interested if it gets down to the 14 13 range This next stock Roku. Um, this one actually kind of benefits from the crash. Um, it's a super up-and-down stock This is just the day chart that I pulled up on here But if you take a look at the yearly chart, um, it's a very volatile up-and-down stock, but I do love how this company benefits From the pandemic people stay at home watch more TV and in my experience Roku is the best I'm platform to use for streaming services It's a ton easier than using the Amazon fire stick I'm I've heard from everybody that just throw cube remote is the best in the business and I do like this company Company for the future. Um, it doesn't have a great moat But it's very solid. I do like this long term not super long term, but I like it two to three year outlook on them I'll love to get a price under $100 on this But I am super interested either way because the pandemic does not really hurt this if there is a potential second wave to come So the next stock we're gonna be talking about is canopy growth corporation ticker symbol CGC. So this stock is in the weed space And weed actually performs very well when people are in lockdown What else is there to do besides smoke for a lot of people? So canopy has had some Great sales that disappointed last quarter's earnings, but I do think it's a good long-term potential stock and I do like how I expect Weed to be legalized in the United States. It's gonna help all the weed stocks like crazy Canopy is my favorite one of all the weed stocks just because it's the leader in the industry and I believe that once it gets legalized Canopy will easily double from this and I'll expect $50 plus Once it gets legalized in the United States, which I would expect in the next four years Easily to be legalized this next stock genius brands ticker symbol GN us. So this is a super interesting one with crazy high upside Genius is coming out with their TV channel and TV service Where you get to watch ads instead of paying for the service. So like how you pay for Netflix It's a certain monthly fee with genius brands. They're doing a thing where you just watch ads And that pays for it. It's a free learning service for kids So super interesting. They have a show with Stan Lee coming out and that comes out on June 15th So a thing to watch with this stock is the insiders are allowed to sell their shares on June 14th So I do expect a decline on the 14th when a bunch of the insiders sell their shares But there's a good chance that we see your run-up up until the 14th in my opinion in long term This is very risky, but it has super high upside So this next stock to keep an eye on is the eSports Entertainment Group ticker symbol GM BL So this is a stock based on eSports, which is just like the online gaming service People get to watch their favorite people Play video games a lot of their favorite athletes. I'm celebrities stuff like that and it has grown a ton recently Especially over the pandemic time Because everybody's stuck at home. They've got nothing else to do besides play video games play video games competitively and watch others play video games including the people they Admire such as celebrities and sports players. Like I said, I do think this has a very good opportunity I'm at this time, especially if there's a second wave, but if not, I do see this as a shrinking business as actual sports comes back So just want to keep a close watch on and see what happens So the next stock to keep a close watch on is Nikola Corporation take your symbol NKLA So this is a crazy stock as well reaching up to a hundred and I actually recommended this stock at sixteen dollars Which is crazy So this stock has been dropping big lately and it's down to sixty dollars per share So this is just a close watch for me. It's very overvalued in my opinion I would be interested if this stock was in the $40 range But that would be the maximum interest for me So it's just super interesting People are calling this the next Tesla and all that It's definitely not but it is super interesting to watch and it is one of those hype stocks that will always trade as the premium Because investors are just super excited about the company and they have a great CEO I'm if you're interested in the video, you should check it out. I'll put the link up above This next stock is Penn National Gaming ticker symbol PENN. So this is another super volatile stock one of my biggest Plays for this year. I recommend this stock as a buy at four dollars and it's skyrocketed since then I'm almost 10xing which is insane But I really do like this company for the future and once they come out with a bar sold sports betting app I think that's gonna make this hot go crazy. So I'm expecting that at the quarter three earnings call So this is a sock that I'm watching I've been playing at the quarter three earnings call and I do expect some crazy gains After those earnings this next like that. I'm watching super closely and slowly adding to my position is Gann Limited ticker symbol GA and so this is one of my favorite stocks right now still The value is great. The growth potential is great But there are a couple risks to be aware of in this stock If their deal with Fandle falls apart, then I believe this stock will get hit hard Their Fandle revenue is only like 10 for 10 to 15 percent of the revenue of the business but a lot of people invest in Gann because it's kind of like a slight investment into Fandle itself indirect investment to Fandle because people really like Fandle so this would now would destroy Gann stock I think it would be down 50% if that was to happen So that's a risk, but I really do like this during the pandemic as well. Um, it's an online betting service It provides online betting software. So that's super important for a bunch of betting apps and all that I think they'll have pretty solid earnings a great earnings call and I am Trying to add as much as I can up until the earnings call, especially at these prices. I'm very very bullish on this one I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for watching Um, those are just a bunch of stocks to keep an eye on add to your watch lists super important stocks to just Possibly make a bounce back play possibly make it play during the pandemic and possibly bet on the stock market going down and make a lot Of money off of it There's a couple more I want to add in there such as Peloton I am heavily invested in Peloton and also adding to my position Because I do believe that the pandemic gets worse and the second wave is imminent Um Peloton will even get more orders and it's insane how many orders are getting they can't even keep up It takes seven to eleven weeks to deliver a bike and that's maxing out every single day I'm there making as much as they can and they just sell sell sell Um, they're also working on making the tread which is a Peloton treadmill So that is also a big play and Peloton just expanding into other businesses other workout gear And it's just the top dog and the at-home fitness space Another few socks even I on is something I bought today, which is much a gun socks on this the outdoors Smith and Wesson keep an eye on that one. I do think there's gonna keep rising slowly, but gradually And have amazing earnings just like Peloton. They're selling out of all the guns all the guns. So that's insane So keep an eye on Peloton and the gun socks Those are what I'm super bullish on right now as well as betting on the market going down Um, you gotta make very smart moves do a ton of research, especially when the market keeps going down like this Futures do look up for tomorrow. They do look green, but anything can happen midday anything happen in the morning It's just super volatile and we can't we can't judge anything yet So trade smart check out all the links in description if you want to be a member of the private stock group It's only $4.99 a month Check out the links for two free stocks on we will and a free stock on Robin Hood as well. I hope you guys enjoyed Thank you so much for watching and let's get rich	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JG_qBhUrcjY	This next stock is pen national gaming ticker symbol p.e.n.n. So this is another super volatile stock. Um, one of my biggest Plays for this year. I recommend this stock as a buy at four dollars and it's skyrocketed since then i'm almost 10xing which is insane But I really do like this company for the future And once they come out with the barstool sports betting app, I think that's going to make this stock go crazy So i'm expecting that at the quarter three earnings call. So this is a stock that i'm watching I've been playing at the quarter three earnings call and I do expect some crazy gains. Um after those earnings
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I also explain all of the stocks I bought and sold. I explain leveraged ETFs and how to bet on the market crash actually happening. The stock market is insane right now! Is this a stock market recession? Stocks I talk about in this video: Boeing (BA) stock GAN stock Penn National Gaming (PENN) stock Peloton (PTON) stock Nikola Motors (NKLA) stock E-Sports (GMBL) stock Genius Brands (GNUS) stock Canopy Growth Corporation (CGC) stock ROKU stock Carnival Cruise (CCL) stock TZA FAZ SPXS Hype penny stocks are my specialty as a social arbitrage investor. I am a financial education channel and a stock market investing channel! Make sure to follow my content on robin hood, TD Ameritrade, Webull and more. My top stocks 2020 are performing amazing. 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So when the stock market goes down, we're still making money I'm gonna need to capitalize on this crash with all the bounce backs and the ones betting on the stock market going down So stay tuned for the end of the video and I'll show you guys my favorite bounce back stock Which I love long term as well and it'll be my closest watch during this crash and I'll start I'm a big position in it once I can so let's get into the first stock So the first stock slash ETF I'm going to talk about is SP XS So this is the leveraged ETF that I've been talking about and this is my favorite one Because it just pretty much goes against the S&P 500 So every percent that the S&P 500 goes down this leveraged ETF goes up three times that So it went down 5% today This would be up 15% So this is my favorite hedge Purely betting on the stock market going down this next ETF is leveraged Betting on the Russell 3000 going down. So this is 3000 small cap companies and this is pretty much betting That those will go down and it multiplies that by three just like the other one Um So this is higher upside below or downside because smaller cap companies like to pop you go way up or way down So this last ETF that I like betting for the stock market to go down is TZ a so this one tracks all the small Cap companies not just the Russell 3000 and it's just another high risk high reward ETF betting on the stock market going down So those are three leveraged ETFs that I like a lot betting on the stock market going down My favorite out of those is SP XS because it carries less risk and it pretty much just tracks the bigger companies But the other two they track the smaller companies and the smaller companies like to be very volatile So that's a better short-term trade If you think it's not working going down long term. I would go with SP XS So let's get into some of the stocks and I'm watching very closely as they drop The first thought that I'm watching super closely as it drops is Boeing Corporation ticker symbol BA So this stock has been wild lately getting down to about 90 something at the peak of the crash and Slowly trending up since then and then recently it's popped up to like 230 or so And now it's back down in the 170 range. So that's pretty crazy This one most volatile stocks, but I really do like this one long term And if it can drop below the 150 range I would be super interested in starting a long-term position in this place a solid dividend. Um, it's needed There's no way it's gonna go bankrupt. So it's a pretty safe long-term company in my opinion Next I can be talking about is Carnival Corporation ticker symbol CCL So this is super interested. It was one of the biggest drops got down to $7. I'm at the peak of the crash And it's been slowly trending up since then just like Boeing and I don't think this is gonna go out of business either But this is one of the biggest stocks affected and biggest companies affected by the pandemic. Um People can get trapped on their ships if someone's sick that happened a ton. That's the biggest reason that this stock got hit super hard But I do see long-term upside in this stock long-term value Um, especially if the dividend payment comes back in the future, which I do expect it to be back in three to four years or so So I could see this make a full recovery to $50 or so per share in a couple years from now It's not the highest upside, but it is great value and great dividend in the future I'm for now I'm saying away and I'll be a lot more interested if it gets down to the 14 13 range This next stock Roku. Um, this one actually kind of benefits from the crash. Um, it's a super up-and-down stock This is just the day chart that I pulled up on here But if you take a look at the yearly chart, um, it's a very volatile up-and-down stock, but I do love how this company benefits From the pandemic people stay at home watch more TV and in my experience Roku is the best I'm platform to use for streaming services It's a ton easier than using the Amazon fire stick I'm I've heard from everybody that just throw cube remote is the best in the business and I do like this company Company for the future. Um, it doesn't have a great moat But it's very solid. I do like this long term not super long term, but I like it two to three year outlook on them I'll love to get a price under $100 on this But I am super interested either way because the pandemic does not really hurt this if there is a potential second wave to come So the next stock we're gonna be talking about is canopy growth corporation ticker symbol CGC. So this stock is in the weed space And weed actually performs very well when people are in lockdown What else is there to do besides smoke for a lot of people? So canopy has had some Great sales that disappointed last quarter's earnings, but I do think it's a good long-term potential stock and I do like how I expect Weed to be legalized in the United States. It's gonna help all the weed stocks like crazy Canopy is my favorite one of all the weed stocks just because it's the leader in the industry and I believe that once it gets legalized Canopy will easily double from this and I'll expect $50 plus Once it gets legalized in the United States, which I would expect in the next four years Easily to be legalized this next stock genius brands ticker symbol GN us. So this is a super interesting one with crazy high upside Genius is coming out with their TV channel and TV service Where you get to watch ads instead of paying for the service. So like how you pay for Netflix It's a certain monthly fee with genius brands. They're doing a thing where you just watch ads And that pays for it. It's a free learning service for kids So super interesting. They have a show with Stan Lee coming out and that comes out on June 15th So a thing to watch with this stock is the insiders are allowed to sell their shares on June 14th So I do expect a decline on the 14th when a bunch of the insiders sell their shares But there's a good chance that we see your run-up up until the 14th in my opinion in long term This is very risky, but it has super high upside So this next stock to keep an eye on is the eSports Entertainment Group ticker symbol GM BL So this is a stock based on eSports, which is just like the online gaming service People get to watch their favorite people Play video games a lot of their favorite athletes. I'm celebrities stuff like that and it has grown a ton recently Especially over the pandemic time Because everybody's stuck at home. They've got nothing else to do besides play video games play video games competitively and watch others play video games including the people they Admire such as celebrities and sports players. Like I said, I do think this has a very good opportunity I'm at this time, especially if there's a second wave, but if not, I do see this as a shrinking business as actual sports comes back So just want to keep a close watch on and see what happens So the next stock to keep a close watch on is Nikola Corporation take your symbol NKLA So this is a crazy stock as well reaching up to a hundred and I actually recommended this stock at sixteen dollars Which is crazy So this stock has been dropping big lately and it's down to sixty dollars per share So this is just a close watch for me. It's very overvalued in my opinion I would be interested if this stock was in the $40 range But that would be the maximum interest for me So it's just super interesting People are calling this the next Tesla and all that It's definitely not but it is super interesting to watch and it is one of those hype stocks that will always trade as the premium Because investors are just super excited about the company and they have a great CEO I'm if you're interested in the video, you should check it out. I'll put the link up above This next stock is Penn National Gaming ticker symbol PENN. So this is another super volatile stock one of my biggest Plays for this year. I recommend this stock as a buy at four dollars and it's skyrocketed since then I'm almost 10xing which is insane But I really do like this company for the future and once they come out with a bar sold sports betting app I think that's gonna make this hot go crazy. So I'm expecting that at the quarter three earnings call So this is a sock that I'm watching I've been playing at the quarter three earnings call and I do expect some crazy gains After those earnings this next like that. I'm watching super closely and slowly adding to my position is Gann Limited ticker symbol GA and so this is one of my favorite stocks right now still The value is great. The growth potential is great But there are a couple risks to be aware of in this stock If their deal with Fandle falls apart, then I believe this stock will get hit hard Their Fandle revenue is only like 10 for 10 to 15 percent of the revenue of the business but a lot of people invest in Gann because it's kind of like a slight investment into Fandle itself indirect investment to Fandle because people really like Fandle so this would now would destroy Gann stock I think it would be down 50% if that was to happen So that's a risk, but I really do like this during the pandemic as well. Um, it's an online betting service It provides online betting software. So that's super important for a bunch of betting apps and all that I think they'll have pretty solid earnings a great earnings call and I am Trying to add as much as I can up until the earnings call, especially at these prices. I'm very very bullish on this one I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for watching Um, those are just a bunch of stocks to keep an eye on add to your watch lists super important stocks to just Possibly make a bounce back play possibly make it play during the pandemic and possibly bet on the stock market going down and make a lot Of money off of it There's a couple more I want to add in there such as Peloton I am heavily invested in Peloton and also adding to my position Because I do believe that the pandemic gets worse and the second wave is imminent Um Peloton will even get more orders and it's insane how many orders are getting they can't even keep up It takes seven to eleven weeks to deliver a bike and that's maxing out every single day I'm there making as much as they can and they just sell sell sell Um, they're also working on making the tread which is a Peloton treadmill So that is also a big play and Peloton just expanding into other businesses other workout gear And it's just the top dog and the at-home fitness space Another few socks even I on is something I bought today, which is much a gun socks on this the outdoors Smith and Wesson keep an eye on that one. I do think there's gonna keep rising slowly, but gradually And have amazing earnings just like Peloton. They're selling out of all the guns all the guns. So that's insane So keep an eye on Peloton and the gun socks Those are what I'm super bullish on right now as well as betting on the market going down Um, you gotta make very smart moves do a ton of research, especially when the market keeps going down like this Futures do look up for tomorrow. They do look green, but anything can happen midday anything happen in the morning It's just super volatile and we can't we can't judge anything yet So trade smart check out all the links in description if you want to be a member of the private stock group It's only $4.99 a month Check out the links for two free stocks on we will and a free stock on Robin Hood as well. I hope you guys enjoyed Thank you so much for watching and let's get rich	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JG_qBhUrcjY	This next arc that I'm watching super closely and slowly adding to my position is Gann limited ticker symbol G a n So this is one of my favorite stocks right now still The value is great. The growth potential is great But there are a couple risks to be aware of in this stock If their deal with Fandul falls apart, then I believe this stock will get hit hard Their Fandul revenue is only like 10 for 10 to 15 percent of the revenue of the business But a lot of people invest in Gann because it's kind of like a slight investment into Fandul itself indirect investment to Fandul because people really like Fandul so this would now would destroy Gann stock I think it would be down 50% if that was to happen So that's a risk, but I really do like this during the pandemic as well. Um, it's an online betting service It provides online betting software. So that's super important for a bunch of betting apps and all that I think they'll have pretty solid earnings a great earnings call and I am Trying to add as much as I can up until the earnings call, especially at these prices. I'm very very bullish on this one I hope you guys enjoyed the video
125,899,756	139	Jkn7Vbpb1Dk	11.821641	689.499008	Buy	Selected region	2	JNJ	null	145	null	JNJ Stock is Johnson and Johnson Stock a Good Buy	45,430,525	Yes	139	JNJ Stock is Johnson and Johnson Stock a Good Buy	2018-12-04 02:54:48+00:00	UCSglJMvX-zSgv3PEJIE_inw	Learn to Invest - Investors Grow	We analyze Johnson and Johnson to see if JNJ stock is a good buy based on today's price. NEW! 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These videos are for educational purposes only. Investing of any kind involves risk. Your investments are solely your responsibility. It is crucial that you conduct your own research. I am merely sharing my opinion with no guarantee of gains or losses on investments. Please consult your financial or tax professional prior to making an investment. #LearnToInvest #StocksToWatch #StockMarket	['Investment Ideas', 'learn to invest', 'investing for beginners', 'jnj stock', 'jnj stock analysis', 'johnson and johnson stock', 'johnson and johnson stock anlaysis', 'should i buy jnj', 'should i buy johnson and johnson stock', 'jnj dividend', 'is jnj dividend sustainable', 'is jnj stock a good buy', 'is johnson and johnson stock a good buy', 'what is jnj stock worth', 'where should i buy jnj stock', 'where should i buy johnson and johnson stock', 'jnj', 'dividend coverage ratio', 'dividend payout ratio']	en	705	true	11,708	398	49	['What do you think of JNJ stock? Is it worth adding to our portfolio? Do you believe their dividend is sustainable?', 'Jimmy youre the best', 'Still grossly overvalued and poor returns, especially above 100...', 'good video', 'MY COCK HAS DEFINATELY GROWN FROM THIS DUDE', "they just settled a 48 billion dollar lawsuit for the opioid crisis.. loss a 8 billion dollar verdict in their risperdal case and have over 13,500 cases to still challenge or settle.. don't forget the Talc Powder cases where 13 days after the Ceo of JNJ Alex Gorzky testified there was no asbestos in their Talc the FDA recalled 33,000 bottles of Talc Powder after finding traces of asbestos.. JNJ are killers and have so many lawsuits its not even worth it", 'how would medicare for all, drug price control affect jnj?', 'The morality of pharma companies. Yeah how dare they save millions of lives....', "how do u feel about this statement about discounting eps instead of cash flow per share? Purists would say that a company is worth the present value of its future free cash flows rather than its earnings. The trouble is that you would have to know a lot about the company (and use fancier calculators!) to find values with FCF. So we'll assume that earnings and free cash flow are equivalent in the long run, and that both approximate real cash profits.", 'How often do you make update or follow up videos? With no initial homework on my end, JNJ looks even better at 128 currently 😮', 'Is JNJ a good buy right now around $135 Compared to the fair value of $169? Any signs of it dipping further, any guesses🤔', 'I just joined this channel. Excellent analysis of JNJ. Why the PE for this stock is in 200s?', "Don't make a video which seems like you are selling the stock.", 'Love the series', 'since this video Johnson and Johnsons got in hot water for aspetos found in BABY POWDER! Stock has dropped to under $130. Personally I thought JnJ would be a good investment but they keep on getting in trouble for unsafe products and get fined Billions on a regular basis', 'Jimmy, at 4:04 (the hit to NI)- would you be able to expand on that a little?', 'Been loving these 3-strategy videos. Having different strategies has helped me move out of my comfort zone and try new stuff and also try to balance them, which in the long-term really pays off.', 'The average babyboomer is 64, healthcare will continue to grow for a while.', "I was on my way to to buying JNJ. I'm a very new investor. The class I took suggested using the P/E and PEG ratio. I'm wondering your thoughts on that. I really liked the way you came up with the fair market value.", 'Great video! Keep up the good job', "nice breakdown jimmy. I'm always upadated on these lists. keep it coming ;)", 'Love the video and this company is #2 on the top 5 stocks I own. Love this video series and can not wait to see the end results', "Awesome Video, this series remains awesome! Best investing series on YouTube. I've owned JNJ stock for many years, my dad gave me shares in like 3rd grade. I like your take on the company, quick and to the point. Thanks for what you do for us!"]	www.investorsgrow.com is an investing education website designed to simplify the world of investing; getting us all closer to our goal of achieving financial freedom.	19,613,273	280,000	538	Category 1	Hey YouTube I'm Jimmy. In this video we're going to walk through my analysis of Johnson and Johnson ticker symbol JNJ. This video continues our series where we're analyzing all 30 stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average with the ultimate goal of taking that analysis and trying to build three different portfolios a value portfolio a growth portfolio a dividend portfolio. This is the 16th video in that series. You could see a link in the description below to all of the other 15 videos. OK now let's break down Johnson and Johnson's business. So as I'm sure you know Johnson and Johnson makes a ton of different products. But in 2017 it surprised me to learn that their consumer products division only accounted for about 18 percent of revenue. Then we could see that their second largest segment is medical devices and diagnostics and then finally their largest segment is pharmaceuticals which accounts for about 47 percent of revenue. Now when we look at historical revenue by segment we could see that pharmaceuticals has gradually increased its dominance over the other two categories and we could see that revenue from consumer products has gradually declined over the past few years. They're the gray bars and medical devices dip lower from 2013 to about 2015 and it looks like they're starting to head higher again. So I thought this was interesting and maybe it's just because I haven't researched Johnson and Johnson in a while so it surprised me. And when I first set out to start the research I was thinking consumer products consumer staple something reliable a defensive play. Now I realize that they're much more of a pharmaceutical company than I originally expected. That being said it looks like competitors for them would be closer to companies like Pfizer and Merck. The main difference is that companies like Pfizer and Merck have about 90 percent of their revenue from pharmaceuticals while we can see that Johnson and Johnson only has about 50 percent. Now this makes J&J more of a diversified pharmaceutical company which I think is a good thing. But this brings us to some of the risks some recent developments and then after that we'll dive into the valuation of J&J stock. Okay so currently J&J is in litigation with more than 10,000 personal injury lawsuits over claims that one of their pharmaceutical drugs causes ovarian cancer. Although lawsuits filed total more than it's like 100 billion dollars. Many analysts believe that J&J is going to settle many of those suits and they're going to end up paying somewhere near let's say 10 billion dollars maybe less. Now this isn't necessarily crazy news since pharmaceutical companies are always getting sued and I understand that many people don't like the morality or lack of morality of pharmaceutical companies. And that being said with this video I'm trying to focus on how investable the business is from a numbers perspective. And for those of us who don't like pharmaceutical companies I completely understand. Okay going back to the analysis. Now as far as the numbers go there was also recently a court filing that Johnson & Johnson wasn't going to be able to block the generic version of Zytiga. Zytiga. I'm not sure how to pronounce it. This doesn't necessarily hurt earnings but hurt hurt expectations of earnings because many analysts already projected a dip in revenue from 3.4 billion in 2018 to 2.3 billion in 2019. Okay now let's see how overall revenue is done. Here's a chart of revenue going back to 2010 and as you can see revenue pulled back in 2015 and then began moving higher again. When we throw in expectations we can see that revenue is expected to continue to climb higher over the next few years. When we switch to net income we can see that the story looks somewhat similar. A pullback in 2014 and 2015 started moving higher again pulled back last year. Projections have been moving higher in the future. Now if we look at the US GAAP financials you may see that 2017 profit there was a huge drop in profit. The reason for this was that the new tax bill had changes in it that left J&J on the hook for tons of taxes in 2017. That's how you get adjusted earnings that look like this and then US GAAP earnings that look like that. I think that analysts did the right thing in making these adjustments because taxes going forward are expected to go back in line with what they were. That being said had the expectations for taxes been that they would remain high it would only make sense to do the adjustment according to what expectations were going forward. That being said I'm okay with the adjusted earnings. Now one of the good parts for Johnson and Johnson investors is their dividend. This is a chart of their annual dividends going back to 2011 and as you can see the dividends have been quite consistent with a current yield of about two and a half percent. Compare that to the S&P 500 and they have a dividend yield of just short of 2 percent. So J&J looks pretty good. Now one of the questions I usually have when I see a very consistent dividend like this is can they keep it up. And one of the ways you could tell is by looking at net income relative to dividends. You can use something called the dividend coverage ratio which looks at net income. Divide that by the dividend payment and if the result is over 1 then the company has more than 100 percent of net income needed to make the dividend payments. The higher that number the better. The inverse of that is called the dividend payout ratio which looks at how much a dividend how much of a dividend was paid compared to net income. So dividend divided by net income. This is a dividend payout ratio for Johnson and Johnson going back to 2008. And as we could see they've paid out about 50 percent or so of net income over the past decade. Now this is excluding the 687 or so percent that was paid out in 2007 because of the tax hit. OK. So now we know that they pay out about half of their profits as dividends. OK so my next question is now we know that they're consistently paying out dividends and they're consistently increasing them. The question is how much are those dividends increasing by. And we want to know this because if they stick with a 50 percent dividend payout ratio well profits have to increase by about the same rate in order for dividends to continue to increase at that rate. Now this chart this is the dividend increases from year to year and we can see that last year their increase was their lowest at about 5.4 percent. If we exclude that the average of all the other years is about 7 percent a year. So that tells us that net income needs to increase by about 7 percent over the long run in order for dividends to continue to increase at a 7 percent rate. Assuming that they stick with their 50 percent payout. Now interestingly this is a chart of their net income percentage gains from year to year. And as you may have expected from the net income chart that we saw before there's been some volatility here and this chart uses adjusted numbers. And if we had used the gap numbers then 2017 where there would have been an enormous drop off and then an enormous drop off enormous gain in 2018. So I like to just to use adjusted numbers. Now if we take this entire time period into account including 2017 and the projections well the average is the very same 7 percent. That tells me that they can continue to pay that distribution increasing it by about 7 percent a year. Now personally I believe that using estimates in this scenario makes a lot of sense because we want a longer time period. We could either go back let's say another decade that we have we have a longer time period because we know that there is some volatility to net income for Johnson and Johnson. But the other reason why I'm OK with using projections is because it's not like some companies have a rule that they will pay out exactly 50 percent and instead of increasing by about 7 percent they increase by the exact same amount every year. If that were the case then I would want much harder faster rules about how we're analyzing it. But in our case they're using about 50 percent profits are going up by about 7 percent. Dividends are going up by about 7 7 percent. So I'm going to say that I'm I seem fairly confident. I personally am fairly confident with their ability to keep doing this. This also gives us an important piece of information because if we were to buy into this company and we were to analyze what they do over the next let's say five years and we analyze their net profit margins how much you're not net profit margins if we analyze how much they're increasing net profit by each year. Well if the number drops from 7 percent to let's say 5 or 3 or whatever the number might be. Well we know either they're going to have to increase how what percentage of dividends they're paying out or they're going to have to you know decelerate the amount that they can increase dividends by. That's important information to have. So now the question for me is what do we think Johnson and Johnson stock is worth. And once again with this type of blue chip company I really like using discounted cash flow. So if we take free cash flow going out the next few years and we discount it by our average weighted average cost of capital of about 8.5 percent we use perpetual growth rate of 2.5 percent. We end up with a fair value of about one hundred and sixty nine dollars per share. Now if you're wondering how we calculated this we have videos for many of the components of how to calculate discounted cash flow. The most common question that people ask me is how you come up with weighted average cost of capital. And we have a video on breaking down that exact thing. Here's the calculation that we ultimately used for WACC and to get the cost of equity. What we did is we used what is known as the capital asset pricing model. You can see a link to all these videos in the description below. And if you're ever wondering if the weighted average cost of capital that you're using is a reasonable number to use. Well you can always go back to different periods of time in the past and try to calculate WACC for that time period. This chart here this is a chart of WACC going back to the end of 2007. And as we could see 8 percent or so seems to be about the average. We used 8.5 percent which is a bit more conservative. Had we used 8 percent. Well our fair value would have jumped to about one hundred eighty five dollars per share. And for me this speaks to the importance of trying to use more conservative numbers when coming up with the fair value. So once we realize that that the current price is about one hundred forty five dollars a share. Well we if we were a bit less disciplined then perhaps we could adjust our WACC to try to make it look like a better buy. Or if we don't want to buy it perhaps we could adjust our WACC to make it look like a worse buy. Either way knowing that the current price is one forty five our fair value estimate is one sixty nine. We get to decide if we believe that gap that potential upside justifies is justified by the risk we would be taking in investing in this company. So what do you think. Does Johnson and Johnson deserve to be in any of our ideal portfolios. From a dividend perspective they seem quite good. We saw that from a growth they seem OK. We saw the 7 percent numbers that seems reasonable from a value perspective. There seems to be some upside. Personally I'd like it if they fell a bit more that would make it a bit more interesting. Perhaps we get lucky and before we go ahead and build our portfolios the stock falls off. That would make it more interesting when it comes time to actually build a portfolio. My question to you is do you think that Johnson and Johnson stock is worth buying right here. Let me know what you think in the comments below. And if you haven't done so already don't forget to hit the subscribe button. And thanks for sticking with me all the way to the end of the video and I'll see in the next video. Thanks.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jkn7Vbpb1Dk	in the Dow Jones Industrial Average with the ultimate goal of taking that analysis and trying to build three different portfolios a value portfolio a growth portfolio a dividend portfolio. This is the 16th video in that series. You could see a link in the description below to all of the other 15 videos. Okay now let's break down Johnson & Johnson's business. So as I'm sure you know Johnson & Johnson makes a ton of different products but in 2017 it surprised me to learn that their consumer products division only accounted for about 18 percent of revenue. Then we could see that their second largest segment is medical devices and diagnostics and then finally their largest segment is pharmaceuticals which accounts for about 47 percent of revenue. Now when we look at historical revenue by segment we could see that pharmaceuticals has gradually increased its dominance over the other two categories and we could see that revenue from consumer products has gradually declined over the past few years. They're the gray bars and medical devices dip lower from 2013 to about 2015 and it looks like they're starting to head higher again. So I thought that this was interesting and maybe it's just because I haven't researched Johnson & Johnson in a while so it surprised me and when I first set out to start the research I was thinking consumer products consumer staples something reliable a defensive play. Now I realize that they're much more of a pharmaceutical company that I originally expected. That being said it looks like competitors for them would be closer to companies like Pfizer and Merck. The main difference is that companies like Pfizer and Merck have about 90 percent of their revenue from pharmaceuticals while we can see that Johnson & Johnson only has about 50 percent. Now this makes J&J more of a diversified pharmaceutical company which I think is a good thing. But this brings us to some of the risks some recent developments and then after that we'll dive into the valuation of J&J stock. Okay so currently J&J is in litigation with more than 10,000 personal injury lawsuits over claims that one of their pharmaceutical drugs causes ovarian cancer. Although lawsuits filed total more than it's like 100 billion dollars many analysts believe that J&J is going to settle many of those suits and they're going to end up paying somewhere near let's say 10 billion dollars maybe less. Now this isn't necessarily crazy news since pharmaceutical companies are always getting sued and I understand that many people don't like the morality or lack of morality of pharmaceutical companies. And that being said with this video I'm trying to focus on how investable the business is from a numbers perspective. And for those of us who don't like pharmaceutical companies I completely understand. Okay going back to the analysis. Now as far as the numbers go there was also recently a court filing that Johnson & Johnson wasn't going to be able to block the generic version of Zytiga. I'm not sure how to pronounce it. This doesn't necessarily hurt earnings but hurt expectations of earnings because many analysts already projected a dip in revenue from 3.4 billion in 2018 to 2.3 billion in 2019. Okay now let's see how overall revenue is done. Here's a chart of revenue going back to 2010 and as you can see revenue pulled back in 2015 and then began moving higher again. When we throw in expectations we can see that revenue is expected to continue to climb higher over the next few years. When we switch to net income we can see that the story looks somewhat similar. A pullback in 2014 and 2015 started moving higher again pullback last year projections have it moving higher in the future. Now if we look at the US GAAP financials you may see that 2017 profit there was a huge drop in profit. The reason for this was that the new tax bill had changes in it that left J&J on the hook for tons of taxes in 2017. That's how you get adjusted earnings that look like this and then US GAAP earnings that look like that. I think that analysts did the right thing in making these adjustments because taxes going forward are expected to go back in line with what they were. That being said had the expectations for taxes been that they would remain high it would only make sense to do the adjustment according to what expectations were going forward. That being said I'm OK with the adjusted earnings. Now one of the good parts for Johnson and Johnson investors is their dividend. This is a chart of their annual dividends going back to 2011. And as you can see the dividends have been quite consistent with the current yield of about two and a half percent. Compare that to the S&P 500 and they have a dividend yield of just short of 2% so J&J looks pretty good. Now one of the questions I usually have when I see a very consistent dividend like this is can they keep it up. And one of the ways you could tell is by looking at net income relative to dividends you can use something called the dividend coverage ratio which looks at net income you divide that by the dividend payment and if the result is over 1 then the company has more than 100% of net income needed to make the dividend payments. The higher that number the better. The inverse of that is called the dividend payout ratio which looks at how much a dividend how much of a dividend was paid compared to net income. So dividend divided by net income. This is a dividend payout ratio for Johnson and Johnson going back to 2008 and as we could see they've paid out about 50% or so of net income over the past decade. Now this is excluding the 687 or so percent that was paid out in 2007 because of the tax hit. Okay so now we know that they pay out about half of their profits as dividends. Okay so my next question is now we know that they're consistently paying out dividends and they're consistently increasing them. The question is how much are those dividends increasing by and we want to know this because if they stick with a 50% dividend payout ratio well profits have to increase by about the same rate in order for dividends to continue to increase at that rate. Now this chart this is the dividend increases from year to year and we can see that last year their increase was their lowest at about 5.4%. If we exclude that the average of all the other years is about 7% a year. So that tells us that net income needs to increase by about 7% over the long run in order for dividends to continue to increase at a 7% rate assuming that they stick with their 50% payout. Now interestingly this is a chart of their net income percentage gains from year to year. And as you may have expected from the net income chart that we saw before there's been some volatility here and this chart uses adjusted numbers. And if we had used the gap numbers then 2017 would there would have been an enormous drop off and then an enormous drop off enormous gain in 2018. So I like to just to use adjusted numbers. Now if we take this entire time period into account including 2017 and the projections. Well the average is the very same 7%. That tells me that they can continue to pay that distribution and increasing it by about 7% a year. Now personally I believe that using estimates in this scenario makes a lot of sense because we want a longer time period. We could either go back let's say another decade that we have we have a longer time period because we know that there is some volatility to net income for Johnson and Johnson. But the other reason why I'm OK with using projections is because it's not like some companies have a rule that they will pay out exactly 50% and instead of increasing by about 7% they increase by the exact same amount every year. If that were the case then I would want much harder faster rules about how we're analyzing it. But in our case they're using about 50% profits are going up by about 7% dividends are going up by about 7% so I'm going to say that I'm I seem fairly confident I personally am fairly confident with their ability to keep doing this. This also gives us an important piece of information because if we were to buy into this company and we were to analyze what they do over the next let's say five years and we analyze their net profit margins how much you're not net profit margins if we analyze how much they're increasing net profit by each year. Well if the number drops from 7% to let's say 5 or 3 or whatever the number might be. Well we know either they're going to have to increase how what percentage of dividends they're paying out or they're going to have to you know decelerate the amount that they can increase dividends by. That's important information to have. So now the question for me is what do we think Johnson and Johnson stock is worth. And once again with this type of blue chip company I really like using discounted cash flow. So if we take free cash flow going out the next few years and we discount it by our average weighted average cost of capital of about 8.5% we use perpetual growth rate of 2.5% we end up with a fair value of about 169 dollars per share. Now if you're wondering how we calculated this we have videos for many of the components of how to calculate discounted cash flow. The most common question that people ask me is how you come up with weighted average cost of capital and we have a video on breaking down that exact thing. Here's the calculation that we ultimately used for WACC and to get the cost of equity what we did is we used what is known as the capital asset pricing model. You can see a link to all these videos in the description below. And if you're ever wondering if the weighted average cost of capital that you're using is a reasonable number to use. Well you can always go back to different periods of time in the past and try to calculate WACC for that time period. This chart here this is a chart of WACC going back to the end of 2007 and as we could see 8% or so seems to be about the average. We used 8.5% which is a bit more conservative. Had we used 8% well our fair value would have jumped to about one hundred eighty five dollars per share. And for me this speaks to the importance of trying to use more conservative numbers when coming up with the fair value. So once we realize that that the current price is about one hundred forty five dollars a share. Well we if we were a bit less disciplined then perhaps we could adjust our WACC to try to make it look like a better buy. Or if we don't want to buy it perhaps we could adjust our WACC to make it look like a worse buy. Either way knowing that the current price is one forty five our fair value estimate is 169. We get to decide if we believe that gap that potential upside justifies is justified by the risk we would be taking in investing in this company. So what do you think. Does Johnson and Johnson deserve to be in any of our ideal portfolios from a dividend perspective. They seem quite good. We saw that from a growth. They seem OK. We saw the 7 percent numbers that seems reasonable from a value perspective. There seems to be some upside. Personally I'd like it if they fell a bit more that would make it a bit more interesting. Perhaps we get lucky and before we go ahead and build our portfolios the stock falls off that would make it more interesting when it comes time to actually build the portfolios.
125,899,757	140	JM0NetAtxz8	42.876363	153.991661	Buy	Title	3	DOCU	null	61.27	null	Earnings Losers: Why You Should Buy Them 💸	45,380,737	Yes	140	Earnings Losers: Why You Should Buy Them 💸	2019-10-02 01:12:32+00:00	UC0BGhWsIbV7Dm-lsvhdlMbA	ZipTrader	Charlie goes into how & why to buy earnings losers. He talks about how they create overreactions that allow us to get an ideal entry point at a discount. ✅Webull "Get A Free Stock!"- https://bit.ly/2F6rz62 (Must Use Link For Free Stock) 🚀ZipTrader Circle https://www.facebook.com/groups/ziptrader 💬ZipTrader Discord https://discord.gg/kquuthA 📍Confirm Entry Points! https://youtu.be/TYGsqobuz44 🕵🏻Trading Tutorials https://bit.ly/2HCn3hT 📌ThinkorSwim is a Free Platform available through Td Ameritrade 📌New to the stock market and #trading? We break everything down in a short sweet and simplified way. 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Why is it that someone would ever recommend buying a loser? Well, remember, folks, every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction. Thus, a negative earnings report will give us an opportunity to buy in at overreaction lows and write the subsequent correction. But before we get into it, the only thing that I ask of you in return for this video is that you hit that ravishing like button. Also, I should mention, and by the way, I just found this out, that that subscribe button is also ravishing. So you should probably hit that if you haven't already. Okay, so I want to start with Docu. Now, Docu had a negative earnings release in June, and it proceeded to get beat down like a rabid dog, reaching overreaction lows and overselling on the RSI. Now, this was a top loser. It shot down about 20% on that day. Then, a few weeks later, it returned completely to where it had been before the perceived negative earnings report even came out. This allowed folks who bought in at the discount to write the subsequent price action all the way to a full recovery. We can argue all day about whether or not this reaction, this initial earnings reaction, was deserved, and in fact, I did argue this back in June, if you look back at that video, but the reality, the reality is that when a piece of news comes out, it always results in an overreaction. Folks always see it as either really good or really bad, and the market needs time to factor in the actual impact of the move. So it overreacts to it, and this gives us opportunities as traders. This particular case, it ended up completely recovering, but in some other cases, it'll stop correcting at a lower level, such as right here. And I'd even argue that this was the immediate correction, and then later it just continued because investors realized that this reaction was completely fabricated. But if you were looking at this on the day of the overreaction, you would have needed to wait for signs of a reversal and ultimately a confirmation in order for it to make sense to take a position. It's the 180-day chart that we were looking at, but if you were looking at the closer time chart, you will want to spot an intraday reversal and a confirmation of directional strength. Because remember, at the end of the day, we don't just buy stocks because the stock market makes it look like they've been discounted. The stock market has a lot of tricks up its sleeves, and it will juke you out if given the opportunity. Sadly, a lot of people assume that the stock market is their friend. But if you were lonely, go get a dog, because the stock market is going to eat you alive. If given the opportunity, it will leave you on the street. Thus, gently put, you need to see signs of price strength before taking a position. Just a discount is not enough, you need price strength. Okay, next example. So Oracle had a bad earnings report back in March. They got beat down after hours when the report was released, started off slow the first 10 minutes of open, and then started running up. Now this allows you to buy in upon early signs of a reversal, aka confirmation, and then ride and ride the price strength back up as if this had never happened. It was also oversold, which was another dead giveaway that we had a lot of elevating factors at this overreaction. But it's important not to just buy stocks because they've been beaten down. And I really want to hit this point home. We don't just buy stocks because they've been beaten down, we are looking for elevating factors that show that this is an unjust beatdown and it is about to recover. We already know that every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction, but this does not mean that this was necessarily the bottom, it could have kept running. Remember, the stock market plays dirty, so make sure that you're waiting for signs of a recovery. Okay, next example. Kirkland had a poor earnings report a few weeks ago. It got beat down to overreaction lows, and then boom, a week later, it had already completely recovered to the point it had been at before the breakdown. Like magic, like magic, it was like this beatdown had never happened. And this is why I love top losers, folks, these opportunities are quite beautiful. Okay, next. PIR. Now, PIR got beat down upon a negative earnings release, and the beatdown doesn't look like much compared to the run-up that happened afterwards, but the beatdown was actually from 13.50 to 8, which is essentially a 40% drop. That's a big beatdown. Once again, it dropped to oversold, which is a huge elevating factor because that means it dropped too quickly. And once it hit overreaction lows, literally three trading sessions later, it had completely regained all of its price and then continued running far past that. Again, this is because the stock market isn't a rational beast, and every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction. Okay, ZOOMS. Z-U-M-Z. ZOOMS got beat down after a perceived poor earnings report, and then started running up upon market open, and later that day almost completely regained everything it had lost. Are you seeing any patterns here yet, or is it just me? Maybe I'm schizophrenic. Okay, so with that being said, not all earnings plays are created equal. Now, MDP is going to be a lot more. This play is going to be a lot more of what your average poor earnings play is going to look like. It'll get beat down, hit overreaction lows, and then in the end it'll correct to a point that was much higher than the overreaction lows, but not back to where it was before the earnings release came out. Unlike the ones that we talked about prior to this that recovered completely after a negative earnings release, many negative earnings reports will actually have a long-term impact on the share price. And rightly so, because it's negative. Some of it will always be due to an overreaction, because the stock doesn't know how to factor in a negative earnings release when it first comes out. And in the case of MVP, we can see that both times it overreacted on negative earnings, it regained three quarters of its profit. So folks, based on these examples, you can see why we love buying top losers. But I love talking about them because aside from wearing sandals, one of the biggest reasons that traders fail is because they buy overextended positions. If you go to any trading forum that's focused on earnings plays, you always see advice such as buy winners, sell losers. But the law of overreacting applies here as well. Just like negative earnings result in an overreaction, so do positive earnings. You see the original run-up and then boom, a correction. But this is sort of the reality of the stock market. A lot of people have this idea that just because something is up 20%, that means that it's going to be more valuable than something that's only up 1% or that's just been discounted and is now running up. When I see something that is up 40% and is showing signs of weakness, I don't immediately think to myself, Hey, look at that! That went up 40%. I need to buy in so that I can get the next 40%. I don't think that. I don't think that. I'm looking at it and I'm like, whoa, this is overextended. You cannot justify buying into a position just because it's up 40% in a day. That is not a justification. But so many people do this and so many people lose money as a result of this. When a stock runs up like an inflamed banshee, no matter what the catalyst, eventually it's going to have to correct itself. Hey, long term, maybe it will continue going up, right? Maybe the long term value is higher than what it's at now. In the short run, the banshee will burn. An inflamed banshee stock can't just keep running up indefinitely. But the point is that while buying earnings losers can be looked at as rebellious, the truth is that it is one of the best ways to make money by trading earnings plays. I have a video on how to trade earnings winners. You can make a ton of money trading earnings winners. But it's a lot more complicated because you have to trade the initial reaction and most of the reactions happen in the after hours or the pre-market. If you are trading over reactions, it's a different story. Anyways, folks, if you understand this and you understand what it is that I'm getting at, I invite you to take an active approach to your learning by commenting below I love top losers. This is especially important if you don't usually comment because trust me, you will remember that one time that you actually did take the time to comment and take an active approach to your learning and reiterate into your mind a great concept. And next time you see a discount upon earnings, you'll look at it from a different perspective. I love, love, love, top losers. Okay, but with all that being said, I do not want to create the perception that all negative earnings releases ultimately have no effect or little effect on the value. Because that can't be further from the truth. Some of them do have a long-term impact on the value. But this video isn't focusing on long-term investing. We're focusing on trading. So we're trading off the initial overreaction. And every reaction within the stock market is an overreaction. Haven't said that one before. So the question is not, is it an overreaction, but how long is that overreaction going to last? In the case of Ulta, we had this infamous sell-off last month after a perceived negative earnings report. That sell-off kept going and once we hit oversold and overreaction lows, it went up a bit and boom, blew lower than overreaction lows. And it is only now that we are starting to regain its price strength. This is a chart of a more justified sell-off. But it was still an overreaction. The immediate overreaction showed here, but the overall overreaction lasted almost a few weeks. And we have already seen it regain over a quarter of its loss without any justified reason. Because investors are still trying to figure out how to value this negative earnings report. This original sell-off over-factored in a sell-off and then it needed to be corrected afterward. Okay, and there are of course differing levels of overreactions. For example, a negative earnings report in a stock that has already been going down long-term isn't going to be as fun or lucrative to trade. For example, with Sprint, it had already been going down before the earnings report and when the earnings report came out, it expedited the process. That being said, every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction and after the beatdown that day, it corrected itself about 25% upwards as marked by this 4-hour candlestick. And it ultimately did regain nearly half the value before eventually getting beaten down lower. So it was an overreaction. Again, every reaction is an overreaction. We've established that, I've said it a million times. But you can see that every reaction isn't created equal. There are good and bad plays. That's true for everything that you're trading within the stock market. And being able to tell the difference is what's going to lead to more profitability. But knowing that every reaction is an overreaction will allow you to buy in upon everyone else's fear and then sell out when everybody else is excited. The key, as always, folks, is to have a plan and make sure to focus on buying in upon confirmation and selling out upon validation. Alright, folks. Well, I do hope that this video was helpful. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us in the comment section below or join our free ZipTrader Circle Facebook group. I post nightly watchlists and we post a ton of other content that can be useful to you as a trader. So do not hesitate to join us if you haven't already. Anyways, have a great day and I'll see you in the next video. Okay, and a quick bonus for anybody who would like to find earnings plays, upcoming earnings plays, all you have to do is go to a free website, finviz.com, go to Screener, go over to All, and then go down to Earnings Date. And then you can type in or tap which earnings date is relevant to you. Say next five days. And then you can scroll through the list, plug them into your platform, and choose which one is relevant to you.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JM0NetAtxz8	So I want to start with Docu. Now Docu had a negative earnings release in June And it proceeded to get beat down like a rabid dog, reaching overreaction lows and overselling on the RSI. Now this was a top loser. It shot down about 20% on that day. Then a few weeks later it returned completely to where it had been before the perceived negative earnings report even came out. This allowed folks who bought in at the discount to write the subsequent price action all the way to a full recovery. We can argue all day about whether or not this reaction, this initial earnings reaction was deserved. And in fact, I did argue this back in June if you look back at that video. But the reality, the reality is that when a piece of news comes out it always results in an overreaction. Folks always see it as either really good or really bad and the market needs time to factor in the actual impact of the move. So it overreacts to it and this gives us opportunities as traders. In this particular case it ended up completely recovering. But in some other cases it'll stop correcting at a lower level such as right here. And I'd even argue that this was the immediate correction and then later it just continued because investors realized that this reaction was completely fabricated. But if you were looking at this on the day of the overreaction you would have needed to wait for signs of a reversal and ultimately a confirmation in order for it to make sense to take a position. It's the 180-day chart that we were looking at, but if you were looking at the closer time chart you will want to spot an intraday reversal and a confirmation of directional strength. Because remember at the end of the day we don't just buy stocks because the stock market makes it look like they've been discounted. The stock market has a lot of tricks up its sleeves and it will juke you out if given the opportunity. Sadly a lot of people assume that the stock market is their friend. But if you were lonely go get a dog because the stock market is going to eat you alive. If given the opportunity it will leave you on the street. Thus gently put you need to see signs of price strength before taking a position. Just a discount is not enough, you need price strength. Okay.
125,899,757	140	JM0NetAtxz8	155.139432	201.279917	Buy	Title	3	ORCL	null	54.13	null	Earnings Losers: Why You Should Buy Them 💸	45,380,737	Yes	140	Earnings Losers: Why You Should Buy Them 💸	2019-10-02 01:12:32+00:00	UC0BGhWsIbV7Dm-lsvhdlMbA	ZipTrader	Charlie goes into how & why to buy earnings losers. He talks about how they create overreactions that allow us to get an ideal entry point at a discount. ✅Webull "Get A Free Stock!"- https://bit.ly/2F6rz62 (Must Use Link For Free Stock) 🚀ZipTrader Circle https://www.facebook.com/groups/ziptrader 💬ZipTrader Discord https://discord.gg/kquuthA 📍Confirm Entry Points! https://youtu.be/TYGsqobuz44 🕵🏻Trading Tutorials https://bit.ly/2HCn3hT 📌ThinkorSwim is a Free Platform available through Td Ameritrade 📌New to the stock market and #trading? We break everything down in a short sweet and simplified way. If you have any questions, go ahead and comment below and we'll answer them! 📌ZipTrader also places an emphasis on day-trading PennyStocks, Marijuana Stocks, Biotech Stocks, and Pharmaceutical Stocks. Let us know if you have a specific stock that you would like us to analyze! ___________________________________________________ DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. You should not take any of this information as guidance for buying or selling any type of investment or security. I am not a financial advisor and anything that I say on this YouTube channel should not be seen as financial advice. I am only sharing my biased opinion based off of speculation and personal experience. An individual trader's results may not be typical and may vary from person to person. It is important to keep in mind that there are risks associated with investing in the stock market and that one can lose all of their investment. Thus, trades should not be based on the opinions of others but by your own research and due diligence. Extended Keywords: "ZipTrader" "Zip Trader" "Zip Trade" "#ziptrader" #earningsplays	['earnings plays', 'earnings winners', 'trading stocks', 'day trading for beginners', 'day trading', 'ziptrader', 'how to trade stocks']	null	607	false	41,733	3,595	534	['✅WeBull "Get A Free Stock!"-> https://bit.ly/2F6rz62\n🚀The Circle -> http://facebook.com/groups/ziptrader\nAny Questions? Let Us Know BELOW!', 'I love top losers!', 'Charlie but what if the market is crashing you wouldnt still use this plan would you? Since 3 out of 4 stocks follow the market', 'In the Indian market it’s the opposite. \nNegative earnings- all small fools short, institutions buy, stocks shoot, small fool buy again at top.', 'Top losers are ravishing', 'I love top losers, great job, oldie but a goodie', 'I love top losers', 'I LOVE TOP LOOSERS', 'I LOVE TOP LOOSERS', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers :-)', 'I love top losers!', 'Large majorities of these stocks keep going down dawn. This can be biggest gamble', 'I love love love top losers', 'i love top losers', 'I do indeed love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers!', 'I love top losers', 'i love top losers', 'I love top losers! SLQT from 7-12 was my first real win!', 'I love love love top losers', 'I love top losers!', 'I love top losers.', 'Thanks Charlie. Trading loosers has been profitable', 'I ❤️ Top Losers 🤓', 'Hey Charlie I love love love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'yeah, I love them top loserz', 'I love you... top losers.', 'IIIIIIII LLLLLLLOOOOOOVVVEEEEE TTTTTOPPPP LLOOOSSEERRRRRSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!', 'I love top losers', "I'm telling ya, buying the dip freaking works!!", 'I love top losers lol', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers 🥰', 'I love top losers!!!!!!', 'I love top loosers', 'FUD\n\nnice work.. ..ten thumbs-up\n\nBest Regard!', 'I love top losers', 'Charlie, I love top losers!💵💵💵', 'I love top losers!!', 'I love top losers!', 'I love top losers', 'I LOVE TOP LOSERS!', 'I love top losers']	Welcome to ZipTrader! ZT's Charlie Plattus places an emphasis on day-trading, swing trading, and long term investment strategies. We study price action reactions related to news as well as a focus on technical indications on up & down trends. We strive to post the most informational and easy to understand clips on how to trade in today's volatile market. Our goal is to push our followers to develop their abilities and confidence in each and every trade. DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, reflections, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. These are Charlie's opinions, not investment/financial/legal advice. Past performance is not a predictor of future results. This is not personalized but rather general educational and informational material. Do your own due diligence and/or consult a registered financial advisor before taking any positions.	71,374,357	610,000	894	Category 1	In this video, I am going to be talking about how to grow your account by buying earnings losers. We love losers. We are going to be going through the step-by-step process on how to profit off negative earnings releases. But why, folks, would we want to do this? Why is it that someone would ever recommend buying a loser? Well, remember, folks, every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction. Thus, a negative earnings report will give us an opportunity to buy in at overreaction lows and write the subsequent correction. But before we get into it, the only thing that I ask of you in return for this video is that you hit that ravishing like button. Also, I should mention, and by the way, I just found this out, that that subscribe button is also ravishing. So you should probably hit that if you haven't already. Okay, so I want to start with Docu. Now, Docu had a negative earnings release in June, and it proceeded to get beat down like a rabid dog, reaching overreaction lows and overselling on the RSI. Now, this was a top loser. It shot down about 20% on that day. Then, a few weeks later, it returned completely to where it had been before the perceived negative earnings report even came out. This allowed folks who bought in at the discount to write the subsequent price action all the way to a full recovery. We can argue all day about whether or not this reaction, this initial earnings reaction, was deserved, and in fact, I did argue this back in June, if you look back at that video, but the reality, the reality is that when a piece of news comes out, it always results in an overreaction. Folks always see it as either really good or really bad, and the market needs time to factor in the actual impact of the move. So it overreacts to it, and this gives us opportunities as traders. This particular case, it ended up completely recovering, but in some other cases, it'll stop correcting at a lower level, such as right here. And I'd even argue that this was the immediate correction, and then later it just continued because investors realized that this reaction was completely fabricated. But if you were looking at this on the day of the overreaction, you would have needed to wait for signs of a reversal and ultimately a confirmation in order for it to make sense to take a position. It's the 180-day chart that we were looking at, but if you were looking at the closer time chart, you will want to spot an intraday reversal and a confirmation of directional strength. Because remember, at the end of the day, we don't just buy stocks because the stock market makes it look like they've been discounted. The stock market has a lot of tricks up its sleeves, and it will juke you out if given the opportunity. Sadly, a lot of people assume that the stock market is their friend. But if you were lonely, go get a dog, because the stock market is going to eat you alive. If given the opportunity, it will leave you on the street. Thus, gently put, you need to see signs of price strength before taking a position. Just a discount is not enough, you need price strength. Okay, next example. So Oracle had a bad earnings report back in March. They got beat down after hours when the report was released, started off slow the first 10 minutes of open, and then started running up. Now this allows you to buy in upon early signs of a reversal, aka confirmation, and then ride and ride the price strength back up as if this had never happened. It was also oversold, which was another dead giveaway that we had a lot of elevating factors at this overreaction. But it's important not to just buy stocks because they've been beaten down. And I really want to hit this point home. We don't just buy stocks because they've been beaten down, we are looking for elevating factors that show that this is an unjust beatdown and it is about to recover. We already know that every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction, but this does not mean that this was necessarily the bottom, it could have kept running. Remember, the stock market plays dirty, so make sure that you're waiting for signs of a recovery. Okay, next example. Kirkland had a poor earnings report a few weeks ago. It got beat down to overreaction lows, and then boom, a week later, it had already completely recovered to the point it had been at before the breakdown. Like magic, like magic, it was like this beatdown had never happened. And this is why I love top losers, folks, these opportunities are quite beautiful. Okay, next. PIR. Now, PIR got beat down upon a negative earnings release, and the beatdown doesn't look like much compared to the run-up that happened afterwards, but the beatdown was actually from 13.50 to 8, which is essentially a 40% drop. That's a big beatdown. Once again, it dropped to oversold, which is a huge elevating factor because that means it dropped too quickly. And once it hit overreaction lows, literally three trading sessions later, it had completely regained all of its price and then continued running far past that. Again, this is because the stock market isn't a rational beast, and every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction. Okay, ZOOMS. Z-U-M-Z. ZOOMS got beat down after a perceived poor earnings report, and then started running up upon market open, and later that day almost completely regained everything it had lost. Are you seeing any patterns here yet, or is it just me? Maybe I'm schizophrenic. Okay, so with that being said, not all earnings plays are created equal. Now, MDP is going to be a lot more. This play is going to be a lot more of what your average poor earnings play is going to look like. It'll get beat down, hit overreaction lows, and then in the end it'll correct to a point that was much higher than the overreaction lows, but not back to where it was before the earnings release came out. Unlike the ones that we talked about prior to this that recovered completely after a negative earnings release, many negative earnings reports will actually have a long-term impact on the share price. And rightly so, because it's negative. Some of it will always be due to an overreaction, because the stock doesn't know how to factor in a negative earnings release when it first comes out. And in the case of MVP, we can see that both times it overreacted on negative earnings, it regained three quarters of its profit. So folks, based on these examples, you can see why we love buying top losers. But I love talking about them because aside from wearing sandals, one of the biggest reasons that traders fail is because they buy overextended positions. If you go to any trading forum that's focused on earnings plays, you always see advice such as buy winners, sell losers. But the law of overreacting applies here as well. Just like negative earnings result in an overreaction, so do positive earnings. You see the original run-up and then boom, a correction. But this is sort of the reality of the stock market. A lot of people have this idea that just because something is up 20%, that means that it's going to be more valuable than something that's only up 1% or that's just been discounted and is now running up. When I see something that is up 40% and is showing signs of weakness, I don't immediately think to myself, Hey, look at that! That went up 40%. I need to buy in so that I can get the next 40%. I don't think that. I don't think that. I'm looking at it and I'm like, whoa, this is overextended. You cannot justify buying into a position just because it's up 40% in a day. That is not a justification. But so many people do this and so many people lose money as a result of this. When a stock runs up like an inflamed banshee, no matter what the catalyst, eventually it's going to have to correct itself. Hey, long term, maybe it will continue going up, right? Maybe the long term value is higher than what it's at now. In the short run, the banshee will burn. An inflamed banshee stock can't just keep running up indefinitely. But the point is that while buying earnings losers can be looked at as rebellious, the truth is that it is one of the best ways to make money by trading earnings plays. I have a video on how to trade earnings winners. You can make a ton of money trading earnings winners. But it's a lot more complicated because you have to trade the initial reaction and most of the reactions happen in the after hours or the pre-market. If you are trading over reactions, it's a different story. Anyways, folks, if you understand this and you understand what it is that I'm getting at, I invite you to take an active approach to your learning by commenting below I love top losers. This is especially important if you don't usually comment because trust me, you will remember that one time that you actually did take the time to comment and take an active approach to your learning and reiterate into your mind a great concept. And next time you see a discount upon earnings, you'll look at it from a different perspective. I love, love, love, top losers. Okay, but with all that being said, I do not want to create the perception that all negative earnings releases ultimately have no effect or little effect on the value. Because that can't be further from the truth. Some of them do have a long-term impact on the value. But this video isn't focusing on long-term investing. We're focusing on trading. So we're trading off the initial overreaction. And every reaction within the stock market is an overreaction. Haven't said that one before. So the question is not, is it an overreaction, but how long is that overreaction going to last? In the case of Ulta, we had this infamous sell-off last month after a perceived negative earnings report. That sell-off kept going and once we hit oversold and overreaction lows, it went up a bit and boom, blew lower than overreaction lows. And it is only now that we are starting to regain its price strength. This is a chart of a more justified sell-off. But it was still an overreaction. The immediate overreaction showed here, but the overall overreaction lasted almost a few weeks. And we have already seen it regain over a quarter of its loss without any justified reason. Because investors are still trying to figure out how to value this negative earnings report. This original sell-off over-factored in a sell-off and then it needed to be corrected afterward. Okay, and there are of course differing levels of overreactions. For example, a negative earnings report in a stock that has already been going down long-term isn't going to be as fun or lucrative to trade. For example, with Sprint, it had already been going down before the earnings report and when the earnings report came out, it expedited the process. That being said, every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction and after the beatdown that day, it corrected itself about 25% upwards as marked by this 4-hour candlestick. And it ultimately did regain nearly half the value before eventually getting beaten down lower. So it was an overreaction. Again, every reaction is an overreaction. We've established that, I've said it a million times. But you can see that every reaction isn't created equal. There are good and bad plays. That's true for everything that you're trading within the stock market. And being able to tell the difference is what's going to lead to more profitability. But knowing that every reaction is an overreaction will allow you to buy in upon everyone else's fear and then sell out when everybody else is excited. The key, as always, folks, is to have a plan and make sure to focus on buying in upon confirmation and selling out upon validation. Alright, folks. Well, I do hope that this video was helpful. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us in the comment section below or join our free ZipTrader Circle Facebook group. I post nightly watchlists and we post a ton of other content that can be useful to you as a trader. So do not hesitate to join us if you haven't already. Anyways, have a great day and I'll see you in the next video. Okay, and a quick bonus for anybody who would like to find earnings plays, upcoming earnings plays, all you have to do is go to a free website, finviz.com, go to Screener, go over to All, and then go down to Earnings Date. And then you can type in or tap which earnings date is relevant to you. Say next five days. And then you can scroll through the list, plug them into your platform, and choose which one is relevant to you.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JM0NetAtxz8	Oracle had a bad earnings report back in March. They got beat down after hours when the report was released, started off slow the first 10 minutes of open, and then started running up. Now this allows you to buy in upon early signs of irreversal, aka confirmation, and then ride and ride the price strength back up as if this had never happened. It was also oversold, which was another dead giveaway that we had a lot of elevating factors at this overreaction. But it's important not to just buy stocks because they've been beaten down. And I really want to hit this point home. We don't just buy stocks because they've been beaten down. We're looking for elevating factors that show that this is an unjust beat down and it is about to recover. We already know that every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction, but this does not mean that this was necessarily the bottom. It could have kept running. Remember, the stock market plays dirty, so make sure that you're waiting for signs of a recovery. Okay. Now let's talk about the next one.
125,899,757	140	JM0NetAtxz8	202.73316	218.9497	Buy	Title	3	KIRK	null	1.53	null	Earnings Losers: Why You Should Buy Them 💸	45,380,737	Yes	140	Earnings Losers: Why You Should Buy Them 💸	2019-10-02 01:12:32+00:00	UC0BGhWsIbV7Dm-lsvhdlMbA	ZipTrader	Charlie goes into how & why to buy earnings losers. He talks about how they create overreactions that allow us to get an ideal entry point at a discount. ✅Webull "Get A Free Stock!"- https://bit.ly/2F6rz62 (Must Use Link For Free Stock) 🚀ZipTrader Circle https://www.facebook.com/groups/ziptrader 💬ZipTrader Discord https://discord.gg/kquuthA 📍Confirm Entry Points! https://youtu.be/TYGsqobuz44 🕵🏻Trading Tutorials https://bit.ly/2HCn3hT 📌ThinkorSwim is a Free Platform available through Td Ameritrade 📌New to the stock market and #trading? We break everything down in a short sweet and simplified way. If you have any questions, go ahead and comment below and we'll answer them! 📌ZipTrader also places an emphasis on day-trading PennyStocks, Marijuana Stocks, Biotech Stocks, and Pharmaceutical Stocks. Let us know if you have a specific stock that you would like us to analyze! ___________________________________________________ DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. You should not take any of this information as guidance for buying or selling any type of investment or security. I am not a financial advisor and anything that I say on this YouTube channel should not be seen as financial advice. I am only sharing my biased opinion based off of speculation and personal experience. An individual trader's results may not be typical and may vary from person to person. It is important to keep in mind that there are risks associated with investing in the stock market and that one can lose all of their investment. Thus, trades should not be based on the opinions of others but by your own research and due diligence. Extended Keywords: "ZipTrader" "Zip Trader" "Zip Trade" "#ziptrader" #earningsplays	['earnings plays', 'earnings winners', 'trading stocks', 'day trading for beginners', 'day trading', 'ziptrader', 'how to trade stocks']	null	607	false	41,733	3,595	534	['✅WeBull "Get A Free Stock!"-> https://bit.ly/2F6rz62\n🚀The Circle -> http://facebook.com/groups/ziptrader\nAny Questions? Let Us Know BELOW!', 'I love top losers!', 'Charlie but what if the market is crashing you wouldnt still use this plan would you? Since 3 out of 4 stocks follow the market', 'In the Indian market it’s the opposite. \nNegative earnings- all small fools short, institutions buy, stocks shoot, small fool buy again at top.', 'Top losers are ravishing', 'I love top losers, great job, oldie but a goodie', 'I love top losers', 'I LOVE TOP LOOSERS', 'I LOVE TOP LOOSERS', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers :-)', 'I love top losers!', 'Large majorities of these stocks keep going down dawn. This can be biggest gamble', 'I love love love top losers', 'i love top losers', 'I do indeed love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers!', 'I love top losers', 'i love top losers', 'I love top losers! SLQT from 7-12 was my first real win!', 'I love love love top losers', 'I love top losers!', 'I love top losers.', 'Thanks Charlie. Trading loosers has been profitable', 'I ❤️ Top Losers 🤓', 'Hey Charlie I love love love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'yeah, I love them top loserz', 'I love you... top losers.', 'IIIIIIII LLLLLLLOOOOOOVVVEEEEE TTTTTOPPPP LLOOOSSEERRRRRSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!', 'I love top losers', "I'm telling ya, buying the dip freaking works!!", 'I love top losers lol', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers 🥰', 'I love top losers!!!!!!', 'I love top loosers', 'FUD\n\nnice work.. ..ten thumbs-up\n\nBest Regard!', 'I love top losers', 'Charlie, I love top losers!💵💵💵', 'I love top losers!!', 'I love top losers!', 'I love top losers', 'I LOVE TOP LOSERS!', 'I love top losers']	Welcome to ZipTrader! ZT's Charlie Plattus places an emphasis on day-trading, swing trading, and long term investment strategies. We study price action reactions related to news as well as a focus on technical indications on up & down trends. We strive to post the most informational and easy to understand clips on how to trade in today's volatile market. Our goal is to push our followers to develop their abilities and confidence in each and every trade. DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, reflections, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. These are Charlie's opinions, not investment/financial/legal advice. Past performance is not a predictor of future results. This is not personalized but rather general educational and informational material. Do your own due diligence and/or consult a registered financial advisor before taking any positions.	71,374,357	610,000	894	Category 1	In this video, I am going to be talking about how to grow your account by buying earnings losers. We love losers. We are going to be going through the step-by-step process on how to profit off negative earnings releases. But why, folks, would we want to do this? Why is it that someone would ever recommend buying a loser? Well, remember, folks, every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction. Thus, a negative earnings report will give us an opportunity to buy in at overreaction lows and write the subsequent correction. But before we get into it, the only thing that I ask of you in return for this video is that you hit that ravishing like button. Also, I should mention, and by the way, I just found this out, that that subscribe button is also ravishing. So you should probably hit that if you haven't already. Okay, so I want to start with Docu. Now, Docu had a negative earnings release in June, and it proceeded to get beat down like a rabid dog, reaching overreaction lows and overselling on the RSI. Now, this was a top loser. It shot down about 20% on that day. Then, a few weeks later, it returned completely to where it had been before the perceived negative earnings report even came out. This allowed folks who bought in at the discount to write the subsequent price action all the way to a full recovery. We can argue all day about whether or not this reaction, this initial earnings reaction, was deserved, and in fact, I did argue this back in June, if you look back at that video, but the reality, the reality is that when a piece of news comes out, it always results in an overreaction. Folks always see it as either really good or really bad, and the market needs time to factor in the actual impact of the move. So it overreacts to it, and this gives us opportunities as traders. This particular case, it ended up completely recovering, but in some other cases, it'll stop correcting at a lower level, such as right here. And I'd even argue that this was the immediate correction, and then later it just continued because investors realized that this reaction was completely fabricated. But if you were looking at this on the day of the overreaction, you would have needed to wait for signs of a reversal and ultimately a confirmation in order for it to make sense to take a position. It's the 180-day chart that we were looking at, but if you were looking at the closer time chart, you will want to spot an intraday reversal and a confirmation of directional strength. Because remember, at the end of the day, we don't just buy stocks because the stock market makes it look like they've been discounted. The stock market has a lot of tricks up its sleeves, and it will juke you out if given the opportunity. Sadly, a lot of people assume that the stock market is their friend. But if you were lonely, go get a dog, because the stock market is going to eat you alive. If given the opportunity, it will leave you on the street. Thus, gently put, you need to see signs of price strength before taking a position. Just a discount is not enough, you need price strength. Okay, next example. So Oracle had a bad earnings report back in March. They got beat down after hours when the report was released, started off slow the first 10 minutes of open, and then started running up. Now this allows you to buy in upon early signs of a reversal, aka confirmation, and then ride and ride the price strength back up as if this had never happened. It was also oversold, which was another dead giveaway that we had a lot of elevating factors at this overreaction. But it's important not to just buy stocks because they've been beaten down. And I really want to hit this point home. We don't just buy stocks because they've been beaten down, we are looking for elevating factors that show that this is an unjust beatdown and it is about to recover. We already know that every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction, but this does not mean that this was necessarily the bottom, it could have kept running. Remember, the stock market plays dirty, so make sure that you're waiting for signs of a recovery. Okay, next example. Kirkland had a poor earnings report a few weeks ago. It got beat down to overreaction lows, and then boom, a week later, it had already completely recovered to the point it had been at before the breakdown. Like magic, like magic, it was like this beatdown had never happened. And this is why I love top losers, folks, these opportunities are quite beautiful. Okay, next. PIR. Now, PIR got beat down upon a negative earnings release, and the beatdown doesn't look like much compared to the run-up that happened afterwards, but the beatdown was actually from 13.50 to 8, which is essentially a 40% drop. That's a big beatdown. Once again, it dropped to oversold, which is a huge elevating factor because that means it dropped too quickly. And once it hit overreaction lows, literally three trading sessions later, it had completely regained all of its price and then continued running far past that. Again, this is because the stock market isn't a rational beast, and every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction. Okay, ZOOMS. Z-U-M-Z. ZOOMS got beat down after a perceived poor earnings report, and then started running up upon market open, and later that day almost completely regained everything it had lost. Are you seeing any patterns here yet, or is it just me? Maybe I'm schizophrenic. Okay, so with that being said, not all earnings plays are created equal. Now, MDP is going to be a lot more. This play is going to be a lot more of what your average poor earnings play is going to look like. It'll get beat down, hit overreaction lows, and then in the end it'll correct to a point that was much higher than the overreaction lows, but not back to where it was before the earnings release came out. Unlike the ones that we talked about prior to this that recovered completely after a negative earnings release, many negative earnings reports will actually have a long-term impact on the share price. And rightly so, because it's negative. Some of it will always be due to an overreaction, because the stock doesn't know how to factor in a negative earnings release when it first comes out. And in the case of MVP, we can see that both times it overreacted on negative earnings, it regained three quarters of its profit. So folks, based on these examples, you can see why we love buying top losers. But I love talking about them because aside from wearing sandals, one of the biggest reasons that traders fail is because they buy overextended positions. If you go to any trading forum that's focused on earnings plays, you always see advice such as buy winners, sell losers. But the law of overreacting applies here as well. Just like negative earnings result in an overreaction, so do positive earnings. You see the original run-up and then boom, a correction. But this is sort of the reality of the stock market. A lot of people have this idea that just because something is up 20%, that means that it's going to be more valuable than something that's only up 1% or that's just been discounted and is now running up. When I see something that is up 40% and is showing signs of weakness, I don't immediately think to myself, Hey, look at that! That went up 40%. I need to buy in so that I can get the next 40%. I don't think that. I don't think that. I'm looking at it and I'm like, whoa, this is overextended. You cannot justify buying into a position just because it's up 40% in a day. That is not a justification. But so many people do this and so many people lose money as a result of this. When a stock runs up like an inflamed banshee, no matter what the catalyst, eventually it's going to have to correct itself. Hey, long term, maybe it will continue going up, right? Maybe the long term value is higher than what it's at now. In the short run, the banshee will burn. An inflamed banshee stock can't just keep running up indefinitely. But the point is that while buying earnings losers can be looked at as rebellious, the truth is that it is one of the best ways to make money by trading earnings plays. I have a video on how to trade earnings winners. You can make a ton of money trading earnings winners. But it's a lot more complicated because you have to trade the initial reaction and most of the reactions happen in the after hours or the pre-market. If you are trading over reactions, it's a different story. Anyways, folks, if you understand this and you understand what it is that I'm getting at, I invite you to take an active approach to your learning by commenting below I love top losers. This is especially important if you don't usually comment because trust me, you will remember that one time that you actually did take the time to comment and take an active approach to your learning and reiterate into your mind a great concept. And next time you see a discount upon earnings, you'll look at it from a different perspective. I love, love, love, top losers. Okay, but with all that being said, I do not want to create the perception that all negative earnings releases ultimately have no effect or little effect on the value. Because that can't be further from the truth. Some of them do have a long-term impact on the value. But this video isn't focusing on long-term investing. We're focusing on trading. So we're trading off the initial overreaction. And every reaction within the stock market is an overreaction. Haven't said that one before. So the question is not, is it an overreaction, but how long is that overreaction going to last? In the case of Ulta, we had this infamous sell-off last month after a perceived negative earnings report. That sell-off kept going and once we hit oversold and overreaction lows, it went up a bit and boom, blew lower than overreaction lows. And it is only now that we are starting to regain its price strength. This is a chart of a more justified sell-off. But it was still an overreaction. The immediate overreaction showed here, but the overall overreaction lasted almost a few weeks. And we have already seen it regain over a quarter of its loss without any justified reason. Because investors are still trying to figure out how to value this negative earnings report. This original sell-off over-factored in a sell-off and then it needed to be corrected afterward. Okay, and there are of course differing levels of overreactions. For example, a negative earnings report in a stock that has already been going down long-term isn't going to be as fun or lucrative to trade. For example, with Sprint, it had already been going down before the earnings report and when the earnings report came out, it expedited the process. That being said, every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction and after the beatdown that day, it corrected itself about 25% upwards as marked by this 4-hour candlestick. And it ultimately did regain nearly half the value before eventually getting beaten down lower. So it was an overreaction. Again, every reaction is an overreaction. We've established that, I've said it a million times. But you can see that every reaction isn't created equal. There are good and bad plays. That's true for everything that you're trading within the stock market. And being able to tell the difference is what's going to lead to more profitability. But knowing that every reaction is an overreaction will allow you to buy in upon everyone else's fear and then sell out when everybody else is excited. The key, as always, folks, is to have a plan and make sure to focus on buying in upon confirmation and selling out upon validation. Alright, folks. Well, I do hope that this video was helpful. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us in the comment section below or join our free ZipTrader Circle Facebook group. I post nightly watchlists and we post a ton of other content that can be useful to you as a trader. So do not hesitate to join us if you haven't already. Anyways, have a great day and I'll see you in the next video. Okay, and a quick bonus for anybody who would like to find earnings plays, upcoming earnings plays, all you have to do is go to a free website, finviz.com, go to Screener, go over to All, and then go down to Earnings Date. And then you can type in or tap which earnings date is relevant to you. Say next five days. And then you can scroll through the list, plug them into your platform, and choose which one is relevant to you.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JM0NetAtxz8	poor earnings report a few weeks ago. It got beat down to overreaction lows and then boom a week later it had already completely recovered to the point it had been at before the breakdown. Like magic, like magic it was like this beatdown had never happened. And this is why I love top losers folks, these opportunities are quite beautiful.
125,899,757	140	JM0NetAtxz8	219.341343	252.217029	Buy	Title	2	PIR	null	10.24	null	Earnings Losers: Why You Should Buy Them 💸	45,380,737	Yes	140	Earnings Losers: Why You Should Buy Them 💸	2019-10-02 01:12:32+00:00	UC0BGhWsIbV7Dm-lsvhdlMbA	ZipTrader	Charlie goes into how & why to buy earnings losers. He talks about how they create overreactions that allow us to get an ideal entry point at a discount. ✅Webull "Get A Free Stock!"- https://bit.ly/2F6rz62 (Must Use Link For Free Stock) 🚀ZipTrader Circle https://www.facebook.com/groups/ziptrader 💬ZipTrader Discord https://discord.gg/kquuthA 📍Confirm Entry Points! https://youtu.be/TYGsqobuz44 🕵🏻Trading Tutorials https://bit.ly/2HCn3hT 📌ThinkorSwim is a Free Platform available through Td Ameritrade 📌New to the stock market and #trading? We break everything down in a short sweet and simplified way. 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It is important to keep in mind that there are risks associated with investing in the stock market and that one can lose all of their investment. Thus, trades should not be based on the opinions of others but by your own research and due diligence. Extended Keywords: "ZipTrader" "Zip Trader" "Zip Trade" "#ziptrader" #earningsplays	['earnings plays', 'earnings winners', 'trading stocks', 'day trading for beginners', 'day trading', 'ziptrader', 'how to trade stocks']	null	607	false	41,733	3,595	534	['✅WeBull "Get A Free Stock!"-> https://bit.ly/2F6rz62\n🚀The Circle -> http://facebook.com/groups/ziptrader\nAny Questions? Let Us Know BELOW!', 'I love top losers!', 'Charlie but what if the market is crashing you wouldnt still use this plan would you? Since 3 out of 4 stocks follow the market', 'In the Indian market it’s the opposite. \nNegative earnings- all small fools short, institutions buy, stocks shoot, small fool buy again at top.', 'Top losers are ravishing', 'I love top losers, great job, oldie but a goodie', 'I love top losers', 'I LOVE TOP LOOSERS', 'I LOVE TOP LOOSERS', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers :-)', 'I love top losers!', 'Large majorities of these stocks keep going down dawn. This can be biggest gamble', 'I love love love top losers', 'i love top losers', 'I do indeed love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers!', 'I love top losers', 'i love top losers', 'I love top losers! SLQT from 7-12 was my first real win!', 'I love love love top losers', 'I love top losers!', 'I love top losers.', 'Thanks Charlie. Trading loosers has been profitable', 'I ❤️ Top Losers 🤓', 'Hey Charlie I love love love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'yeah, I love them top loserz', 'I love you... top losers.', 'IIIIIIII LLLLLLLOOOOOOVVVEEEEE TTTTTOPPPP LLOOOSSEERRRRRSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!', 'I love top losers', "I'm telling ya, buying the dip freaking works!!", 'I love top losers lol', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers 🥰', 'I love top losers!!!!!!', 'I love top loosers', 'FUD\n\nnice work.. ..ten thumbs-up\n\nBest Regard!', 'I love top losers', 'Charlie, I love top losers!💵💵💵', 'I love top losers!!', 'I love top losers!', 'I love top losers', 'I LOVE TOP LOSERS!', 'I love top losers']	Welcome to ZipTrader! ZT's Charlie Plattus places an emphasis on day-trading, swing trading, and long term investment strategies. We study price action reactions related to news as well as a focus on technical indications on up & down trends. We strive to post the most informational and easy to understand clips on how to trade in today's volatile market. Our goal is to push our followers to develop their abilities and confidence in each and every trade. DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, reflections, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. These are Charlie's opinions, not investment/financial/legal advice. Past performance is not a predictor of future results. This is not personalized but rather general educational and informational material. Do your own due diligence and/or consult a registered financial advisor before taking any positions.	71,374,357	610,000	894	Category 1	In this video, I am going to be talking about how to grow your account by buying earnings losers. We love losers. We are going to be going through the step-by-step process on how to profit off negative earnings releases. But why, folks, would we want to do this? Why is it that someone would ever recommend buying a loser? Well, remember, folks, every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction. Thus, a negative earnings report will give us an opportunity to buy in at overreaction lows and write the subsequent correction. But before we get into it, the only thing that I ask of you in return for this video is that you hit that ravishing like button. Also, I should mention, and by the way, I just found this out, that that subscribe button is also ravishing. So you should probably hit that if you haven't already. Okay, so I want to start with Docu. Now, Docu had a negative earnings release in June, and it proceeded to get beat down like a rabid dog, reaching overreaction lows and overselling on the RSI. Now, this was a top loser. It shot down about 20% on that day. Then, a few weeks later, it returned completely to where it had been before the perceived negative earnings report even came out. This allowed folks who bought in at the discount to write the subsequent price action all the way to a full recovery. We can argue all day about whether or not this reaction, this initial earnings reaction, was deserved, and in fact, I did argue this back in June, if you look back at that video, but the reality, the reality is that when a piece of news comes out, it always results in an overreaction. Folks always see it as either really good or really bad, and the market needs time to factor in the actual impact of the move. So it overreacts to it, and this gives us opportunities as traders. This particular case, it ended up completely recovering, but in some other cases, it'll stop correcting at a lower level, such as right here. And I'd even argue that this was the immediate correction, and then later it just continued because investors realized that this reaction was completely fabricated. But if you were looking at this on the day of the overreaction, you would have needed to wait for signs of a reversal and ultimately a confirmation in order for it to make sense to take a position. It's the 180-day chart that we were looking at, but if you were looking at the closer time chart, you will want to spot an intraday reversal and a confirmation of directional strength. Because remember, at the end of the day, we don't just buy stocks because the stock market makes it look like they've been discounted. The stock market has a lot of tricks up its sleeves, and it will juke you out if given the opportunity. Sadly, a lot of people assume that the stock market is their friend. But if you were lonely, go get a dog, because the stock market is going to eat you alive. If given the opportunity, it will leave you on the street. Thus, gently put, you need to see signs of price strength before taking a position. Just a discount is not enough, you need price strength. Okay, next example. So Oracle had a bad earnings report back in March. They got beat down after hours when the report was released, started off slow the first 10 minutes of open, and then started running up. Now this allows you to buy in upon early signs of a reversal, aka confirmation, and then ride and ride the price strength back up as if this had never happened. It was also oversold, which was another dead giveaway that we had a lot of elevating factors at this overreaction. But it's important not to just buy stocks because they've been beaten down. And I really want to hit this point home. We don't just buy stocks because they've been beaten down, we are looking for elevating factors that show that this is an unjust beatdown and it is about to recover. We already know that every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction, but this does not mean that this was necessarily the bottom, it could have kept running. Remember, the stock market plays dirty, so make sure that you're waiting for signs of a recovery. Okay, next example. Kirkland had a poor earnings report a few weeks ago. It got beat down to overreaction lows, and then boom, a week later, it had already completely recovered to the point it had been at before the breakdown. Like magic, like magic, it was like this beatdown had never happened. And this is why I love top losers, folks, these opportunities are quite beautiful. Okay, next. PIR. Now, PIR got beat down upon a negative earnings release, and the beatdown doesn't look like much compared to the run-up that happened afterwards, but the beatdown was actually from 13.50 to 8, which is essentially a 40% drop. That's a big beatdown. Once again, it dropped to oversold, which is a huge elevating factor because that means it dropped too quickly. And once it hit overreaction lows, literally three trading sessions later, it had completely regained all of its price and then continued running far past that. Again, this is because the stock market isn't a rational beast, and every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction. Okay, ZOOMS. Z-U-M-Z. ZOOMS got beat down after a perceived poor earnings report, and then started running up upon market open, and later that day almost completely regained everything it had lost. Are you seeing any patterns here yet, or is it just me? Maybe I'm schizophrenic. Okay, so with that being said, not all earnings plays are created equal. Now, MDP is going to be a lot more. This play is going to be a lot more of what your average poor earnings play is going to look like. It'll get beat down, hit overreaction lows, and then in the end it'll correct to a point that was much higher than the overreaction lows, but not back to where it was before the earnings release came out. Unlike the ones that we talked about prior to this that recovered completely after a negative earnings release, many negative earnings reports will actually have a long-term impact on the share price. And rightly so, because it's negative. Some of it will always be due to an overreaction, because the stock doesn't know how to factor in a negative earnings release when it first comes out. And in the case of MVP, we can see that both times it overreacted on negative earnings, it regained three quarters of its profit. So folks, based on these examples, you can see why we love buying top losers. But I love talking about them because aside from wearing sandals, one of the biggest reasons that traders fail is because they buy overextended positions. If you go to any trading forum that's focused on earnings plays, you always see advice such as buy winners, sell losers. But the law of overreacting applies here as well. Just like negative earnings result in an overreaction, so do positive earnings. You see the original run-up and then boom, a correction. But this is sort of the reality of the stock market. A lot of people have this idea that just because something is up 20%, that means that it's going to be more valuable than something that's only up 1% or that's just been discounted and is now running up. When I see something that is up 40% and is showing signs of weakness, I don't immediately think to myself, Hey, look at that! That went up 40%. I need to buy in so that I can get the next 40%. I don't think that. I don't think that. I'm looking at it and I'm like, whoa, this is overextended. You cannot justify buying into a position just because it's up 40% in a day. That is not a justification. But so many people do this and so many people lose money as a result of this. When a stock runs up like an inflamed banshee, no matter what the catalyst, eventually it's going to have to correct itself. Hey, long term, maybe it will continue going up, right? Maybe the long term value is higher than what it's at now. In the short run, the banshee will burn. An inflamed banshee stock can't just keep running up indefinitely. But the point is that while buying earnings losers can be looked at as rebellious, the truth is that it is one of the best ways to make money by trading earnings plays. I have a video on how to trade earnings winners. You can make a ton of money trading earnings winners. But it's a lot more complicated because you have to trade the initial reaction and most of the reactions happen in the after hours or the pre-market. If you are trading over reactions, it's a different story. Anyways, folks, if you understand this and you understand what it is that I'm getting at, I invite you to take an active approach to your learning by commenting below I love top losers. This is especially important if you don't usually comment because trust me, you will remember that one time that you actually did take the time to comment and take an active approach to your learning and reiterate into your mind a great concept. And next time you see a discount upon earnings, you'll look at it from a different perspective. I love, love, love, top losers. Okay, but with all that being said, I do not want to create the perception that all negative earnings releases ultimately have no effect or little effect on the value. Because that can't be further from the truth. Some of them do have a long-term impact on the value. But this video isn't focusing on long-term investing. We're focusing on trading. So we're trading off the initial overreaction. And every reaction within the stock market is an overreaction. Haven't said that one before. So the question is not, is it an overreaction, but how long is that overreaction going to last? In the case of Ulta, we had this infamous sell-off last month after a perceived negative earnings report. That sell-off kept going and once we hit oversold and overreaction lows, it went up a bit and boom, blew lower than overreaction lows. And it is only now that we are starting to regain its price strength. This is a chart of a more justified sell-off. But it was still an overreaction. The immediate overreaction showed here, but the overall overreaction lasted almost a few weeks. And we have already seen it regain over a quarter of its loss without any justified reason. Because investors are still trying to figure out how to value this negative earnings report. This original sell-off over-factored in a sell-off and then it needed to be corrected afterward. Okay, and there are of course differing levels of overreactions. For example, a negative earnings report in a stock that has already been going down long-term isn't going to be as fun or lucrative to trade. For example, with Sprint, it had already been going down before the earnings report and when the earnings report came out, it expedited the process. That being said, every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction and after the beatdown that day, it corrected itself about 25% upwards as marked by this 4-hour candlestick. And it ultimately did regain nearly half the value before eventually getting beaten down lower. So it was an overreaction. Again, every reaction is an overreaction. We've established that, I've said it a million times. But you can see that every reaction isn't created equal. There are good and bad plays. That's true for everything that you're trading within the stock market. And being able to tell the difference is what's going to lead to more profitability. But knowing that every reaction is an overreaction will allow you to buy in upon everyone else's fear and then sell out when everybody else is excited. The key, as always, folks, is to have a plan and make sure to focus on buying in upon confirmation and selling out upon validation. Alright, folks. Well, I do hope that this video was helpful. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us in the comment section below or join our free ZipTrader Circle Facebook group. I post nightly watchlists and we post a ton of other content that can be useful to you as a trader. So do not hesitate to join us if you haven't already. Anyways, have a great day and I'll see you in the next video. Okay, and a quick bonus for anybody who would like to find earnings plays, upcoming earnings plays, all you have to do is go to a free website, finviz.com, go to Screener, go over to All, and then go down to Earnings Date. And then you can type in or tap which earnings date is relevant to you. Say next five days. And then you can scroll through the list, plug them into your platform, and choose which one is relevant to you.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JM0NetAtxz8	PIR now PIR got beat down upon a negative earnings release and the beatdown doesn't look like much compared to the run-up that happened afterwards But the beatdown was actually from 1350 to 8, which is essentially a 40% drop. That's a big beatdown Once again, it dropped to oversold which is a huge elevating factor because that means it dropped too quickly And once it hit overreaction lows literally three trading sessions later It had completely regained all of its price and then continued running far past that again This is because the stock market is an irrational beast and every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction
125,899,757	140	JM0NetAtxz8	252.515099	270.657845	Buy	Title	2	ZUMZ	null	24.54	null	Earnings Losers: Why You Should Buy Them 💸	45,380,737	Yes	140	Earnings Losers: Why You Should Buy Them 💸	2019-10-02 01:12:32+00:00	UC0BGhWsIbV7Dm-lsvhdlMbA	ZipTrader	Charlie goes into how & why to buy earnings losers. He talks about how they create overreactions that allow us to get an ideal entry point at a discount. ✅Webull "Get A Free Stock!"- https://bit.ly/2F6rz62 (Must Use Link For Free Stock) 🚀ZipTrader Circle https://www.facebook.com/groups/ziptrader 💬ZipTrader Discord https://discord.gg/kquuthA 📍Confirm Entry Points! https://youtu.be/TYGsqobuz44 🕵🏻Trading Tutorials https://bit.ly/2HCn3hT 📌ThinkorSwim is a Free Platform available through Td Ameritrade 📌New to the stock market and #trading? We break everything down in a short sweet and simplified way. If you have any questions, go ahead and comment below and we'll answer them! 📌ZipTrader also places an emphasis on day-trading PennyStocks, Marijuana Stocks, Biotech Stocks, and Pharmaceutical Stocks. Let us know if you have a specific stock that you would like us to analyze! ___________________________________________________ DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. You should not take any of this information as guidance for buying or selling any type of investment or security. I am not a financial advisor and anything that I say on this YouTube channel should not be seen as financial advice. I am only sharing my biased opinion based off of speculation and personal experience. An individual trader's results may not be typical and may vary from person to person. It is important to keep in mind that there are risks associated with investing in the stock market and that one can lose all of their investment. Thus, trades should not be based on the opinions of others but by your own research and due diligence. Extended Keywords: "ZipTrader" "Zip Trader" "Zip Trade" "#ziptrader" #earningsplays	['earnings plays', 'earnings winners', 'trading stocks', 'day trading for beginners', 'day trading', 'ziptrader', 'how to trade stocks']	null	607	false	41,733	3,595	534	['✅WeBull "Get A Free Stock!"-> https://bit.ly/2F6rz62\n🚀The Circle -> http://facebook.com/groups/ziptrader\nAny Questions? Let Us Know BELOW!', 'I love top losers!', 'Charlie but what if the market is crashing you wouldnt still use this plan would you? Since 3 out of 4 stocks follow the market', 'In the Indian market it’s the opposite. \nNegative earnings- all small fools short, institutions buy, stocks shoot, small fool buy again at top.', 'Top losers are ravishing', 'I love top losers, great job, oldie but a goodie', 'I love top losers', 'I LOVE TOP LOOSERS', 'I LOVE TOP LOOSERS', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers :-)', 'I love top losers!', 'Large majorities of these stocks keep going down dawn. This can be biggest gamble', 'I love love love top losers', 'i love top losers', 'I do indeed love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers!', 'I love top losers', 'i love top losers', 'I love top losers! SLQT from 7-12 was my first real win!', 'I love love love top losers', 'I love top losers!', 'I love top losers.', 'Thanks Charlie. Trading loosers has been profitable', 'I ❤️ Top Losers 🤓', 'Hey Charlie I love love love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'yeah, I love them top loserz', 'I love you... top losers.', 'IIIIIIII LLLLLLLOOOOOOVVVEEEEE TTTTTOPPPP LLOOOSSEERRRRRSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!', 'I love top losers', "I'm telling ya, buying the dip freaking works!!", 'I love top losers lol', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers 🥰', 'I love top losers!!!!!!', 'I love top loosers', 'FUD\n\nnice work.. ..ten thumbs-up\n\nBest Regard!', 'I love top losers', 'Charlie, I love top losers!💵💵💵', 'I love top losers!!', 'I love top losers!', 'I love top losers', 'I LOVE TOP LOSERS!', 'I love top losers']	Welcome to ZipTrader! ZT's Charlie Plattus places an emphasis on day-trading, swing trading, and long term investment strategies. We study price action reactions related to news as well as a focus on technical indications on up & down trends. We strive to post the most informational and easy to understand clips on how to trade in today's volatile market. Our goal is to push our followers to develop their abilities and confidence in each and every trade. DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, reflections, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. These are Charlie's opinions, not investment/financial/legal advice. Past performance is not a predictor of future results. This is not personalized but rather general educational and informational material. Do your own due diligence and/or consult a registered financial advisor before taking any positions.	71,374,357	610,000	894	Category 1	In this video, I am going to be talking about how to grow your account by buying earnings losers. We love losers. We are going to be going through the step-by-step process on how to profit off negative earnings releases. But why, folks, would we want to do this? Why is it that someone would ever recommend buying a loser? Well, remember, folks, every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction. Thus, a negative earnings report will give us an opportunity to buy in at overreaction lows and write the subsequent correction. But before we get into it, the only thing that I ask of you in return for this video is that you hit that ravishing like button. Also, I should mention, and by the way, I just found this out, that that subscribe button is also ravishing. So you should probably hit that if you haven't already. Okay, so I want to start with Docu. Now, Docu had a negative earnings release in June, and it proceeded to get beat down like a rabid dog, reaching overreaction lows and overselling on the RSI. Now, this was a top loser. It shot down about 20% on that day. Then, a few weeks later, it returned completely to where it had been before the perceived negative earnings report even came out. This allowed folks who bought in at the discount to write the subsequent price action all the way to a full recovery. We can argue all day about whether or not this reaction, this initial earnings reaction, was deserved, and in fact, I did argue this back in June, if you look back at that video, but the reality, the reality is that when a piece of news comes out, it always results in an overreaction. Folks always see it as either really good or really bad, and the market needs time to factor in the actual impact of the move. So it overreacts to it, and this gives us opportunities as traders. This particular case, it ended up completely recovering, but in some other cases, it'll stop correcting at a lower level, such as right here. And I'd even argue that this was the immediate correction, and then later it just continued because investors realized that this reaction was completely fabricated. But if you were looking at this on the day of the overreaction, you would have needed to wait for signs of a reversal and ultimately a confirmation in order for it to make sense to take a position. It's the 180-day chart that we were looking at, but if you were looking at the closer time chart, you will want to spot an intraday reversal and a confirmation of directional strength. Because remember, at the end of the day, we don't just buy stocks because the stock market makes it look like they've been discounted. The stock market has a lot of tricks up its sleeves, and it will juke you out if given the opportunity. Sadly, a lot of people assume that the stock market is their friend. But if you were lonely, go get a dog, because the stock market is going to eat you alive. If given the opportunity, it will leave you on the street. Thus, gently put, you need to see signs of price strength before taking a position. Just a discount is not enough, you need price strength. Okay, next example. So Oracle had a bad earnings report back in March. They got beat down after hours when the report was released, started off slow the first 10 minutes of open, and then started running up. Now this allows you to buy in upon early signs of a reversal, aka confirmation, and then ride and ride the price strength back up as if this had never happened. It was also oversold, which was another dead giveaway that we had a lot of elevating factors at this overreaction. But it's important not to just buy stocks because they've been beaten down. And I really want to hit this point home. We don't just buy stocks because they've been beaten down, we are looking for elevating factors that show that this is an unjust beatdown and it is about to recover. We already know that every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction, but this does not mean that this was necessarily the bottom, it could have kept running. Remember, the stock market plays dirty, so make sure that you're waiting for signs of a recovery. Okay, next example. Kirkland had a poor earnings report a few weeks ago. It got beat down to overreaction lows, and then boom, a week later, it had already completely recovered to the point it had been at before the breakdown. Like magic, like magic, it was like this beatdown had never happened. And this is why I love top losers, folks, these opportunities are quite beautiful. Okay, next. PIR. Now, PIR got beat down upon a negative earnings release, and the beatdown doesn't look like much compared to the run-up that happened afterwards, but the beatdown was actually from 13.50 to 8, which is essentially a 40% drop. That's a big beatdown. Once again, it dropped to oversold, which is a huge elevating factor because that means it dropped too quickly. And once it hit overreaction lows, literally three trading sessions later, it had completely regained all of its price and then continued running far past that. Again, this is because the stock market isn't a rational beast, and every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction. Okay, ZOOMS. Z-U-M-Z. ZOOMS got beat down after a perceived poor earnings report, and then started running up upon market open, and later that day almost completely regained everything it had lost. Are you seeing any patterns here yet, or is it just me? Maybe I'm schizophrenic. Okay, so with that being said, not all earnings plays are created equal. Now, MDP is going to be a lot more. This play is going to be a lot more of what your average poor earnings play is going to look like. It'll get beat down, hit overreaction lows, and then in the end it'll correct to a point that was much higher than the overreaction lows, but not back to where it was before the earnings release came out. Unlike the ones that we talked about prior to this that recovered completely after a negative earnings release, many negative earnings reports will actually have a long-term impact on the share price. And rightly so, because it's negative. Some of it will always be due to an overreaction, because the stock doesn't know how to factor in a negative earnings release when it first comes out. And in the case of MVP, we can see that both times it overreacted on negative earnings, it regained three quarters of its profit. So folks, based on these examples, you can see why we love buying top losers. But I love talking about them because aside from wearing sandals, one of the biggest reasons that traders fail is because they buy overextended positions. If you go to any trading forum that's focused on earnings plays, you always see advice such as buy winners, sell losers. But the law of overreacting applies here as well. Just like negative earnings result in an overreaction, so do positive earnings. You see the original run-up and then boom, a correction. But this is sort of the reality of the stock market. A lot of people have this idea that just because something is up 20%, that means that it's going to be more valuable than something that's only up 1% or that's just been discounted and is now running up. When I see something that is up 40% and is showing signs of weakness, I don't immediately think to myself, Hey, look at that! That went up 40%. I need to buy in so that I can get the next 40%. I don't think that. I don't think that. I'm looking at it and I'm like, whoa, this is overextended. You cannot justify buying into a position just because it's up 40% in a day. That is not a justification. But so many people do this and so many people lose money as a result of this. When a stock runs up like an inflamed banshee, no matter what the catalyst, eventually it's going to have to correct itself. Hey, long term, maybe it will continue going up, right? Maybe the long term value is higher than what it's at now. In the short run, the banshee will burn. An inflamed banshee stock can't just keep running up indefinitely. But the point is that while buying earnings losers can be looked at as rebellious, the truth is that it is one of the best ways to make money by trading earnings plays. I have a video on how to trade earnings winners. You can make a ton of money trading earnings winners. But it's a lot more complicated because you have to trade the initial reaction and most of the reactions happen in the after hours or the pre-market. If you are trading over reactions, it's a different story. Anyways, folks, if you understand this and you understand what it is that I'm getting at, I invite you to take an active approach to your learning by commenting below I love top losers. This is especially important if you don't usually comment because trust me, you will remember that one time that you actually did take the time to comment and take an active approach to your learning and reiterate into your mind a great concept. And next time you see a discount upon earnings, you'll look at it from a different perspective. I love, love, love, top losers. Okay, but with all that being said, I do not want to create the perception that all negative earnings releases ultimately have no effect or little effect on the value. Because that can't be further from the truth. Some of them do have a long-term impact on the value. But this video isn't focusing on long-term investing. We're focusing on trading. So we're trading off the initial overreaction. And every reaction within the stock market is an overreaction. Haven't said that one before. So the question is not, is it an overreaction, but how long is that overreaction going to last? In the case of Ulta, we had this infamous sell-off last month after a perceived negative earnings report. That sell-off kept going and once we hit oversold and overreaction lows, it went up a bit and boom, blew lower than overreaction lows. And it is only now that we are starting to regain its price strength. This is a chart of a more justified sell-off. But it was still an overreaction. The immediate overreaction showed here, but the overall overreaction lasted almost a few weeks. And we have already seen it regain over a quarter of its loss without any justified reason. Because investors are still trying to figure out how to value this negative earnings report. This original sell-off over-factored in a sell-off and then it needed to be corrected afterward. Okay, and there are of course differing levels of overreactions. For example, a negative earnings report in a stock that has already been going down long-term isn't going to be as fun or lucrative to trade. For example, with Sprint, it had already been going down before the earnings report and when the earnings report came out, it expedited the process. That being said, every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction and after the beatdown that day, it corrected itself about 25% upwards as marked by this 4-hour candlestick. And it ultimately did regain nearly half the value before eventually getting beaten down lower. So it was an overreaction. Again, every reaction is an overreaction. We've established that, I've said it a million times. But you can see that every reaction isn't created equal. There are good and bad plays. That's true for everything that you're trading within the stock market. And being able to tell the difference is what's going to lead to more profitability. But knowing that every reaction is an overreaction will allow you to buy in upon everyone else's fear and then sell out when everybody else is excited. The key, as always, folks, is to have a plan and make sure to focus on buying in upon confirmation and selling out upon validation. Alright, folks. Well, I do hope that this video was helpful. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us in the comment section below or join our free ZipTrader Circle Facebook group. I post nightly watchlists and we post a ton of other content that can be useful to you as a trader. So do not hesitate to join us if you haven't already. Anyways, have a great day and I'll see you in the next video. Okay, and a quick bonus for anybody who would like to find earnings plays, upcoming earnings plays, all you have to do is go to a free website, finviz.com, go to Screener, go over to All, and then go down to Earnings Date. And then you can type in or tap which earnings date is relevant to you. Say next five days. And then you can scroll through the list, plug them into your platform, and choose which one is relevant to you.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JM0NetAtxz8	Okay, Zooms. Z-U-M-Z. Zooms got beat down after a perceived poor earnings report and then started running up upon market open and later that day almost completely regained everything it had lost. Are you seeing any patterns here yet or is it just me? Maybe I'm schizophrenic. Okay, so with that being said, not all earnings plays are created equal.
125,899,757	140	JM0NetAtxz8	271.119525	333.977751	Buy	Title	2	MDP	null	36.9	null	Earnings Losers: Why You Should Buy Them 💸	45,380,737	Yes	140	Earnings Losers: Why You Should Buy Them 💸	2019-10-02 01:12:32+00:00	UC0BGhWsIbV7Dm-lsvhdlMbA	ZipTrader	Charlie goes into how & why to buy earnings losers. He talks about how they create overreactions that allow us to get an ideal entry point at a discount. ✅Webull "Get A Free Stock!"- https://bit.ly/2F6rz62 (Must Use Link For Free Stock) 🚀ZipTrader Circle https://www.facebook.com/groups/ziptrader 💬ZipTrader Discord https://discord.gg/kquuthA 📍Confirm Entry Points! https://youtu.be/TYGsqobuz44 🕵🏻Trading Tutorials https://bit.ly/2HCn3hT 📌ThinkorSwim is a Free Platform available through Td Ameritrade 📌New to the stock market and #trading? We break everything down in a short sweet and simplified way. If you have any questions, go ahead and comment below and we'll answer them! 📌ZipTrader also places an emphasis on day-trading PennyStocks, Marijuana Stocks, Biotech Stocks, and Pharmaceutical Stocks. Let us know if you have a specific stock that you would like us to analyze! ___________________________________________________ DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. You should not take any of this information as guidance for buying or selling any type of investment or security. I am not a financial advisor and anything that I say on this YouTube channel should not be seen as financial advice. I am only sharing my biased opinion based off of speculation and personal experience. An individual trader's results may not be typical and may vary from person to person. It is important to keep in mind that there are risks associated with investing in the stock market and that one can lose all of their investment. Thus, trades should not be based on the opinions of others but by your own research and due diligence. Extended Keywords: "ZipTrader" "Zip Trader" "Zip Trade" "#ziptrader" #earningsplays	['earnings plays', 'earnings winners', 'trading stocks', 'day trading for beginners', 'day trading', 'ziptrader', 'how to trade stocks']	null	607	false	41,733	3,595	534	['✅WeBull "Get A Free Stock!"-> https://bit.ly/2F6rz62\n🚀The Circle -> http://facebook.com/groups/ziptrader\nAny Questions? Let Us Know BELOW!', 'I love top losers!', 'Charlie but what if the market is crashing you wouldnt still use this plan would you? Since 3 out of 4 stocks follow the market', 'In the Indian market it’s the opposite. \nNegative earnings- all small fools short, institutions buy, stocks shoot, small fool buy again at top.', 'Top losers are ravishing', 'I love top losers, great job, oldie but a goodie', 'I love top losers', 'I LOVE TOP LOOSERS', 'I LOVE TOP LOOSERS', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers :-)', 'I love top losers!', 'Large majorities of these stocks keep going down dawn. This can be biggest gamble', 'I love love love top losers', 'i love top losers', 'I do indeed love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers!', 'I love top losers', 'i love top losers', 'I love top losers! SLQT from 7-12 was my first real win!', 'I love love love top losers', 'I love top losers!', 'I love top losers.', 'Thanks Charlie. Trading loosers has been profitable', 'I ❤️ Top Losers 🤓', 'Hey Charlie I love love love top losers', 'I love top losers', 'yeah, I love them top loserz', 'I love you... top losers.', 'IIIIIIII LLLLLLLOOOOOOVVVEEEEE TTTTTOPPPP LLOOOSSEERRRRRSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!', 'I love top losers', "I'm telling ya, buying the dip freaking works!!", 'I love top losers lol', 'I love top losers', 'I love top losers 🥰', 'I love top losers!!!!!!', 'I love top loosers', 'FUD\n\nnice work.. ..ten thumbs-up\n\nBest Regard!', 'I love top losers', 'Charlie, I love top losers!💵💵💵', 'I love top losers!!', 'I love top losers!', 'I love top losers', 'I LOVE TOP LOSERS!', 'I love top losers']	Welcome to ZipTrader! ZT's Charlie Plattus places an emphasis on day-trading, swing trading, and long term investment strategies. We study price action reactions related to news as well as a focus on technical indications on up & down trends. We strive to post the most informational and easy to understand clips on how to trade in today's volatile market. Our goal is to push our followers to develop their abilities and confidence in each and every trade. DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, reflections, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. These are Charlie's opinions, not investment/financial/legal advice. Past performance is not a predictor of future results. This is not personalized but rather general educational and informational material. Do your own due diligence and/or consult a registered financial advisor before taking any positions.	71,374,357	610,000	894	Category 1	In this video, I am going to be talking about how to grow your account by buying earnings losers. We love losers. We are going to be going through the step-by-step process on how to profit off negative earnings releases. But why, folks, would we want to do this? Why is it that someone would ever recommend buying a loser? Well, remember, folks, every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction. Thus, a negative earnings report will give us an opportunity to buy in at overreaction lows and write the subsequent correction. But before we get into it, the only thing that I ask of you in return for this video is that you hit that ravishing like button. Also, I should mention, and by the way, I just found this out, that that subscribe button is also ravishing. So you should probably hit that if you haven't already. Okay, so I want to start with Docu. Now, Docu had a negative earnings release in June, and it proceeded to get beat down like a rabid dog, reaching overreaction lows and overselling on the RSI. Now, this was a top loser. It shot down about 20% on that day. Then, a few weeks later, it returned completely to where it had been before the perceived negative earnings report even came out. This allowed folks who bought in at the discount to write the subsequent price action all the way to a full recovery. We can argue all day about whether or not this reaction, this initial earnings reaction, was deserved, and in fact, I did argue this back in June, if you look back at that video, but the reality, the reality is that when a piece of news comes out, it always results in an overreaction. Folks always see it as either really good or really bad, and the market needs time to factor in the actual impact of the move. So it overreacts to it, and this gives us opportunities as traders. This particular case, it ended up completely recovering, but in some other cases, it'll stop correcting at a lower level, such as right here. And I'd even argue that this was the immediate correction, and then later it just continued because investors realized that this reaction was completely fabricated. But if you were looking at this on the day of the overreaction, you would have needed to wait for signs of a reversal and ultimately a confirmation in order for it to make sense to take a position. It's the 180-day chart that we were looking at, but if you were looking at the closer time chart, you will want to spot an intraday reversal and a confirmation of directional strength. Because remember, at the end of the day, we don't just buy stocks because the stock market makes it look like they've been discounted. The stock market has a lot of tricks up its sleeves, and it will juke you out if given the opportunity. Sadly, a lot of people assume that the stock market is their friend. But if you were lonely, go get a dog, because the stock market is going to eat you alive. If given the opportunity, it will leave you on the street. Thus, gently put, you need to see signs of price strength before taking a position. Just a discount is not enough, you need price strength. Okay, next example. So Oracle had a bad earnings report back in March. They got beat down after hours when the report was released, started off slow the first 10 minutes of open, and then started running up. Now this allows you to buy in upon early signs of a reversal, aka confirmation, and then ride and ride the price strength back up as if this had never happened. It was also oversold, which was another dead giveaway that we had a lot of elevating factors at this overreaction. But it's important not to just buy stocks because they've been beaten down. And I really want to hit this point home. We don't just buy stocks because they've been beaten down, we are looking for elevating factors that show that this is an unjust beatdown and it is about to recover. We already know that every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction, but this does not mean that this was necessarily the bottom, it could have kept running. Remember, the stock market plays dirty, so make sure that you're waiting for signs of a recovery. Okay, next example. Kirkland had a poor earnings report a few weeks ago. It got beat down to overreaction lows, and then boom, a week later, it had already completely recovered to the point it had been at before the breakdown. Like magic, like magic, it was like this beatdown had never happened. And this is why I love top losers, folks, these opportunities are quite beautiful. Okay, next. PIR. Now, PIR got beat down upon a negative earnings release, and the beatdown doesn't look like much compared to the run-up that happened afterwards, but the beatdown was actually from 13.50 to 8, which is essentially a 40% drop. That's a big beatdown. Once again, it dropped to oversold, which is a huge elevating factor because that means it dropped too quickly. And once it hit overreaction lows, literally three trading sessions later, it had completely regained all of its price and then continued running far past that. Again, this is because the stock market isn't a rational beast, and every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction. Okay, ZOOMS. Z-U-M-Z. ZOOMS got beat down after a perceived poor earnings report, and then started running up upon market open, and later that day almost completely regained everything it had lost. Are you seeing any patterns here yet, or is it just me? Maybe I'm schizophrenic. Okay, so with that being said, not all earnings plays are created equal. Now, MDP is going to be a lot more. This play is going to be a lot more of what your average poor earnings play is going to look like. It'll get beat down, hit overreaction lows, and then in the end it'll correct to a point that was much higher than the overreaction lows, but not back to where it was before the earnings release came out. Unlike the ones that we talked about prior to this that recovered completely after a negative earnings release, many negative earnings reports will actually have a long-term impact on the share price. And rightly so, because it's negative. Some of it will always be due to an overreaction, because the stock doesn't know how to factor in a negative earnings release when it first comes out. And in the case of MVP, we can see that both times it overreacted on negative earnings, it regained three quarters of its profit. So folks, based on these examples, you can see why we love buying top losers. But I love talking about them because aside from wearing sandals, one of the biggest reasons that traders fail is because they buy overextended positions. If you go to any trading forum that's focused on earnings plays, you always see advice such as buy winners, sell losers. But the law of overreacting applies here as well. Just like negative earnings result in an overreaction, so do positive earnings. You see the original run-up and then boom, a correction. But this is sort of the reality of the stock market. A lot of people have this idea that just because something is up 20%, that means that it's going to be more valuable than something that's only up 1% or that's just been discounted and is now running up. When I see something that is up 40% and is showing signs of weakness, I don't immediately think to myself, Hey, look at that! That went up 40%. I need to buy in so that I can get the next 40%. I don't think that. I don't think that. I'm looking at it and I'm like, whoa, this is overextended. You cannot justify buying into a position just because it's up 40% in a day. That is not a justification. But so many people do this and so many people lose money as a result of this. When a stock runs up like an inflamed banshee, no matter what the catalyst, eventually it's going to have to correct itself. Hey, long term, maybe it will continue going up, right? Maybe the long term value is higher than what it's at now. In the short run, the banshee will burn. An inflamed banshee stock can't just keep running up indefinitely. But the point is that while buying earnings losers can be looked at as rebellious, the truth is that it is one of the best ways to make money by trading earnings plays. I have a video on how to trade earnings winners. You can make a ton of money trading earnings winners. But it's a lot more complicated because you have to trade the initial reaction and most of the reactions happen in the after hours or the pre-market. If you are trading over reactions, it's a different story. Anyways, folks, if you understand this and you understand what it is that I'm getting at, I invite you to take an active approach to your learning by commenting below I love top losers. This is especially important if you don't usually comment because trust me, you will remember that one time that you actually did take the time to comment and take an active approach to your learning and reiterate into your mind a great concept. And next time you see a discount upon earnings, you'll look at it from a different perspective. I love, love, love, top losers. Okay, but with all that being said, I do not want to create the perception that all negative earnings releases ultimately have no effect or little effect on the value. Because that can't be further from the truth. Some of them do have a long-term impact on the value. But this video isn't focusing on long-term investing. We're focusing on trading. So we're trading off the initial overreaction. And every reaction within the stock market is an overreaction. Haven't said that one before. So the question is not, is it an overreaction, but how long is that overreaction going to last? In the case of Ulta, we had this infamous sell-off last month after a perceived negative earnings report. That sell-off kept going and once we hit oversold and overreaction lows, it went up a bit and boom, blew lower than overreaction lows. And it is only now that we are starting to regain its price strength. This is a chart of a more justified sell-off. But it was still an overreaction. The immediate overreaction showed here, but the overall overreaction lasted almost a few weeks. And we have already seen it regain over a quarter of its loss without any justified reason. Because investors are still trying to figure out how to value this negative earnings report. This original sell-off over-factored in a sell-off and then it needed to be corrected afterward. Okay, and there are of course differing levels of overreactions. For example, a negative earnings report in a stock that has already been going down long-term isn't going to be as fun or lucrative to trade. For example, with Sprint, it had already been going down before the earnings report and when the earnings report came out, it expedited the process. That being said, every reaction in the stock market is an overreaction and after the beatdown that day, it corrected itself about 25% upwards as marked by this 4-hour candlestick. And it ultimately did regain nearly half the value before eventually getting beaten down lower. So it was an overreaction. Again, every reaction is an overreaction. We've established that, I've said it a million times. But you can see that every reaction isn't created equal. There are good and bad plays. That's true for everything that you're trading within the stock market. And being able to tell the difference is what's going to lead to more profitability. But knowing that every reaction is an overreaction will allow you to buy in upon everyone else's fear and then sell out when everybody else is excited. The key, as always, folks, is to have a plan and make sure to focus on buying in upon confirmation and selling out upon validation. Alright, folks. Well, I do hope that this video was helpful. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us in the comment section below or join our free ZipTrader Circle Facebook group. I post nightly watchlists and we post a ton of other content that can be useful to you as a trader. So do not hesitate to join us if you haven't already. Anyways, have a great day and I'll see you in the next video. Okay, and a quick bonus for anybody who would like to find earnings plays, upcoming earnings plays, all you have to do is go to a free website, finviz.com, go to Screener, go over to All, and then go down to Earnings Date. And then you can type in or tap which earnings date is relevant to you. Say next five days. And then you can scroll through the list, plug them into your platform, and choose which one is relevant to you.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JM0NetAtxz8	is going to be a lot more, this play is going to be a lot more of what your average poor earnings play is going to look like. It'll get beat down, hit overreaction lows, and then in the end it'll correct to a point that was much higher than the overreaction lows, but not back to where it was before the earnings release came out. Unlike the ones that we talked about prior to this that recovered completely after a negative earnings release, many negative earnings reports will actually have a long-term impact on the share price, and rightly so, because it's negative. Some of it will always be due to an overreaction because the stock doesn't know how to factor in a negative earnings release when it first comes out. And in the case of MVP, we could see that both times it overreacted on negative earnings, it regained three-quarters of its profit. So folks, based on these examples, you could see why we love buying top losers. But I love talking about them because aside from wearing sandals, one of the biggest reasons that traders fail is because they buy overextended positions. If you go to any trading forum that's focused on earnings plays, you always see advice such as buy winners sell losers. But the law of overreacting applies here as well. Just like next week.
125,899,758	141	jm3uRF2APss	0.836855	46.254418	Buy	Selected region	3	MNDY	null	null	null	Top Tech Stock Investment	45,380,853	Yes	141	Top Tech Stock Investment	2023-11-05 15:00:30+00:00	UCxdWHEhEPiYhCADMrn4PdhQ	Fin Tek	I have an eBook "Top 5 Stocks I'm Investing in for Wildly Positive Returns": https://www.fintekmedia.com/myfreestockanalysis?utm=youtube 📈 💸You can get free stocks by signing up for these apps: ► Get $15 from SoFi: https://sofi.app.link/kzMLLABQelb ► Get up to $70 worth of stock from Public: https://share.public.com/fintek when you use code "fintek" ► M1 Finance (Get $30 when you deposit $100): https://m1.finance/YIPMuDmLpBtZ ► Robinhood (Get a Free stock when you sign up): http://join.robinhood.com/kuranm1 ► WeBull (Get up to 12 free stocks valued up to $3300 when you make a deposit): https://act.webull.com/invite/share.html?inviteCode=PZmxRyn4PfPm 🎥 My Video Equipment: Camera: https://amzn.to/3ziQnSL Tripod: https://amzn.to/2TdllLI Microphone: https://amzn.to/3xgPFUz 🔎 Sign up for $40 off Seeking Alpha Premium: https://www.sahg6dtr.com/6LLK35/55M6S/ I am not a financial or investment advisor. Everything in this video is for entertainment purposes only. Links above include affiliate commission or referrals, and I receive compensation from partnering websites. The video is accurate as of the posting date but may not be accurate in the future.	null	en	47	false	895	23	1	['I expect your stocks to do really well in 2024']	Applying an Engineering Mindset to Personal Finance and Investing	4,951,019	68,200	535	Category 1	Monday.com. I've invested just over $11,000 in this company that is revolutionizing the future of work. Despite their small size, they punch above their weight. The company is growing at 42% year over year in terms of their revenue, and their number of customers with more than $50,000 in annual recurring revenue grew 63% year over year. This is a big deal because recurring revenue is revenue you don't need to resell to maintain growth. This can make their growth rates absolutely insane when they stack up enough of this annual recurring revenue because they always have that base that they can grow off of. And with this company rapidly improving profitability, customers using more of their product, and their great strategic positioning, Monday.com seems really strongly positioned both in the short term and in the long term, which is why I invested.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jm3uRF2APss	I've invested just over $11,000 in this company that is revolutionizing the future of work. Despite their small size, they punch above their weight. The company is growing at 42% year over year in terms of their revenue, and their number of customers with more than $50,000 in annual recurring revenue grew 63% year over year. This is a big deal because recurring revenue is revenue you don't need to resell to maintain growth. This can make their growth rates absolutely insane when they stack up enough of this annual recurring revenue because they always have that base that they can grow off of. And with this company rapidly improving profitability, customers using more of their product, and their great strategic positioning, Monday.com seems really strongly positioned both in the short term and in the long term, which is why I invested.
125,899,759	142	Jy1uTayq-EE	14.136218	669.92169	Hold	Selected region	2	AMD	null	29.44	null	AMD Stock just TANKED on Earnings - Buying Opportunity?	45,380,970	Yes	142	AMD Stock just TANKED on Earnings - Buying Opportunity?	2019-08-04 12:00:02+00:00	UCXhrqxFZbG-k8l7v-XhX3ZQ	Ale's World of Stocks	Welcome to my world of stocks!!! My name is Ale, and today, we are talking about AMD stock crashing on earnings and whether I plan to buy AMD stock after the drop. Free Education Playlist: Stock Market Investing for Beginners 2019 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?playnext=1&list=PLNTrJkKJmGwi1iEQ4_yEHcBpAdW3W_W8m&index=1 Ale's World of Gaming: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMKtuOtV5ELuGcH8lsWXjwQ Thanks for watching and please subscribe!!! :) Sources: https://www.nasdaq.com/ https://www.emarketer.com https://finance.yahoo.com https://www.barchart.com https://money.cnn.com https://www.fool.com https://www.statista.com https://www.streetinsider.com https://www.seekingalpha.com https://www.cnbc.com/ https://www.foxbusiness.com/ https://simplywall.st and several other sites... *Please be advised that I am not giving any financial or investing advice. I am not telling anyone how to spend or invest their money. Take all of my videos as my own opinion, as entertainment, and at your own risk.*	['amd stock', 'amd stock crash', 'amd stock drop', 'why is amd stock down', 'why is amd stock going up', 'amd stock news', 'amd stock price', 'amd earnings', 'amd q2 2019 earnings', 'amd stock 2019', 'amd stock analysis', 'amd stock review', 'amd stock a buy', 'amd stock technical analysis', 'is amd stock a good buy', 'is amd stock a buy or sell?', 'amd stock update', 'amd stock cnbc', 'amd stock earnings', 'amd stock options', 'amd swing trade', 'amd investment', 'amd stock investment', 'amd stock rumors', 'amd']	en	694	false	13,508	523	147	['I had previously sold about 40% of my portfolio to have cash. When AMD tanked I used 1/2 my cash position to buy AMD. Made an easy 25% in a month. I will now reduce my position to normal for me and wait for the next over sold stock.', 'If it Drops I gonna definitely buy some stock , just waiting 🤓', 'AMD stock will rise to 50 once trump go away with his trade deal talk', 'At what price would you considering buying at?', 'Well this aged well', 'Amd is outshined by nvidia product, still have no idea why it’s moving the way it is', 'Dose steadia related with amd?', 'I bought 60 shares two years ago and I sold a couple of weeks ago. I’m planning on reinvesting again if it goes down a bit more. \n\nGreat video by the way!', 'What goes up must come down.... and besides price discovery means nothing in these days of commie manipulation....', "Ale's World of Stocks for life. ❤", 'What website or app you use for trading', 'Lost like 3k holding for now hopefully it goes back to 34, but great time to buy.', "There seem to be a lot of factors outside AMD's control at the moment.", "I want to get into trading but I've got a few questions first \nCan I make money if I only start with 50 dollars \nDo I buy more than one share of penny stocks \nI don't really get how ppl make so much money with penny stocks as say if you brought 1 share and it cost 3.67 and it only goes up to 3.80 that's nearly any profit so am I missing something", "Great video Ale... Always enjoy the education you provide. As for AMD, my opinion hasn't changed. I prefer other stocks in the sector and currently hold AMAT and INTC (both long term holdings) and have interest in buying KLAC, MCHP, NVDA and possibly SWKS at some point. \xa0Why? My opinion only, but I like the competitive position of these companies in their respective niches over AMD's in theirs. I admittedly missed out on AMD's whole run, so what I say means little on this one.\n\nBTW... I've been in out of of NVDA multiple times now and looking to start buying again if this dips much further and starts to level out. Thanks as always for the video. The market is getting real interesting!!", 'I couldn’t take the stress of watching that stock plummet and give me no dividend or returns for years if we go into recession. Also PE multiple that would give Buffett nightmares. This ones gonna be a no for me dawg. Good breakdown however! 🤗', '$2 drop from $30 is a tank?', 'Great Summary Ale!\nConsidering all factors, including Trump cannot afford to tank the stock market next year, AMD will reach 50$ next year and 100$ in 2-3 years.', 'can you do a video on JD.com', "What's up with the different stock prices on different platforms though? I keep seeing lower prices on your info compared to the broker app I use\n\nBtw, whats the lowest you think AMD's price could get to?", "The P/E ratio of AMD is GROSSLY outside of the realms of something I'd consider buying. Sure they're making a great product and growing market share but I feel that way too much upside is priced into it. Its like its pricing in the complete collapse of Intel which is not happening. Sure, Intel is a little behind in the tech race at the moment but Intel is a pretty financially healthy company. Lower debt than most large companies, a payout ratio of only 29% with a 2.6 dividend. Paying out that good dividend doesn't even phase them.They have all the capital needed to mount a furious comeback that could knock AMD's stock down dramatically.", 'I’d love to see a video covering current similar stocks in infancy with great potential.', 'I unfortunately exhausted my excess cash on some other stocks recently, but I wish I had a few bucks lying around to add to my AMD position. It is my 2nd biggest stock, and I am bullish on them for the long run. I see any significant dip in valuation as an opportunity.', '🤙🏼', "Cramer said NVDA just one more quarter than she's golden", 'Great job Ale!', "Nvidia has been hit lately too. If that hits 130's I'm buying. AMD is way too rich for me.", '32k subs now!\nCongrats ....... back in the day it was less than 10k.\nBuy AMD @ $29 aka S&P 50dma conjunction 2928.\nI did Fridays \n🤙❤', 'Thank you 🙏', "No dividends, not for me, besides they are still overpriced. Wait till this fall, they'll fall another 15 - 20%\xa0then maybe a buy if you're into capital gains!", "I'm hoping it goes below 28 so I can buy more , this is the perfect time to buy , with crypto situation over , massive growth coming from 7nm ....", 'which one is the best choice of these AMD. AT&T, QUALCOM???', 'great video - thanks always', 'Always looking forward to your video Ale, very informative. Thanks', "Lots of risk at these prices since they're priced to perfection essentially. Could be interesting if it continues to drop as you said.", '$25 or under for AMD is a safe buy.', "Wasn't Trump's tariffs a bigger reason why it fell under $30", 'Always nice to see your well thought out presentations. Wish you could speak in Chinese. Although we see at least another 15% dip in their stock price, AMD is a solid investment. I would like if you made some videos on Chinese Tech stocks that are almost certain to pop up big when trade tensions ease in 2022 or there abouts. Thank you', 'Why not intel?', "I think I'm going to wait to see how China responds to the newest tariffs. Trump seems hellbent on tanking the global economy.", 'Great video as always! I actually got one AMD share for free when I signed up for a free Trading 212 Invest account. If anybody is interested, feel free to use my link www.trading212.com/invite/3ibKcJL and you will get a free share as well (the share is randomly drawn and you won’t necessarily receive an AMD share, but the share will be worth up to $100). Only adults living in the United Kingdom, Germany, Switzerland, France, The Netherlands, or Italy can participate, though...', 'I just don‘t think that AMD fits my portfolio. In the long term I‘m looking for cashflow created by dividends and I don‘t see that coming with AMD in the next decade or two. But if I ever went back swing trading part of my portfolio AMD would be on top of my list. Thank you Ale for another great video!', "Even with the trade war and the waning of the current console generation with the next not due until next year if I had the money I'd've increased my position in AMD on this dip. Their fundamentals are still extremely good as you said yourself, and unlike what you said, there really is no sign of an actual viable threat from Intel. The earliest Intel might be able to come back is 2021.", 'Globalized tech companies are learning the hard way, "Never forget what politics can do to your portfolio."', "I'm hoping for price too lower a fair bit I'd pick up some at the 22-23 range", 'With no end to the trade war, only a pure gambler or a fool would buy AMD or Apple or the alike.', "Good company but during trade war I'll be cautious on chip stocks"]	Welcome to my world of Stocks!!! Where I share my thoughts and research on all things related to the Stock Market, Investing, Money/Currencies, and other Financial related topics. Thanks for watching and please subscribe!!! :) My Gaming channel is called "Ale's World of Gaming" and you can find it at the following link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMKtuOtV5ELuGcH8lsWXjwQ Please take all of my videos as entertainment, as my own opinion, and at your own risk. I am not telling anyone how to spend or invest their money.	12,667,739	131,000	706	Category 1	AMD just reported their second quarter earnings this past week and Wall Street seemed to hate the results because the stock sold off by over 10% just in that single day alone and then it continued to drop by a couple more percent in the next couple days following that report. Well, because I've been invested in AMD for many years now, a lot of you wanted to hear my thoughts on the earnings and give you an update on the stock. So that's exactly what we're going to do in today's video. And I'll also let you know if I plan on holding, selling, or maybe even buying any more AMD stock anytime soon. I hope you guys enjoy this video. It should be a fun one. Let's get started. What's up everyone? My name is Ale. Welcome back to My World of Stocks. So as you guys already know, AMD mostly designs these CPU and GPU chips that are mostly used in computers and gaming consoles, but they're also heavily used in the data center market for these massive servers. And so there's still a pretty big play on some very high growth, kind of trendy markets like artificial intelligence and machine learning and the internet of things and all kinds of different markets like that. Now I should clarify a couple of things before we go any further. AMD stock is still up by a huge amount, even despite this most recent drop. And we're going to take a look at that in just a second. But when looking at my personal position, most of you already know this, but for any new viewers, I'll just quickly let you know that AMD stock used to be like my second biggest stock. When I started the channel, all of this is documented on the channel. It used to be like my second biggest stock. I bought very heavily into AMD when it was trading at around $10 a share, a little bit below and a little bit above, but mostly in that kind of $10 range. And then when the stock started climbing to the 20s and the 30s, I started cashing in a lot of those profits. Not because I don't believe in AMD, but mostly because it's just kind of scary to hold a stock after it's already climbed by such a high amount. And especially a very volatile stock like AMD, I didn't really want to risk losing those profits. So I decided to just lock them in and take those profits off the table. And so I reduced my position in AMD to a much smaller kind of reduced position. I think right now it's about 4% of my portfolio. And I'm just kind of holding that smaller position for the long term because I still do believe in AMD and everything that they're doing. And I love their management team and I love the direction that the company is headed in. But with that said, AMD just announced earnings and the stock sold off by over 10% in a single day. So let's take a look at what happened there and then I'll share my thoughts on the current status of the company and how they're performing. Okay, so in my opinion, earnings were actually pretty good for the quarter. They reported EPS of 8 cents, which was in line with expectations. And they actually beat revenue with 1.53 billion dollars reported versus 1.52 billion expected. Now that is technically down 13% year over year, but that's because they're still recovering from the whole cryptocurrency crash. They left a ton of secondhand used GPUs out in the market that sell for a much cheaper price and because AMD has no real way of monetizing that, right along with like Nvidia, for example, it ultimately hurts their sales until those units sell through and allow AMD to return to growth once again. Speaking of which, their sales actually grew by 20% quarter over quarter, which is a great sign of recovery. In fact, if we toss these numbers up on a chart, you can see that their sales per quarter were really tanking at the end of last year, but it looks like they may have bottomed out here in the first quarter and are now heading north once again. In fact, if we look at the year over year drops, last quarter was a much worse drop of 23%, while this quarter improved to just 13%. And yes, a 13% drop is still bad, but the point is that it's at least getting better. But even despite the beat on earnings, the stock still dropped in after hours trading. Now like I mentioned before, the stock is still up by a huge amount at over 640% in just the past 5 years, and even with the most recent drop, they're still up by almost 60% just in 2019 alone. But if we zoom into the last 5 days, we can see that they are currently down by over 13% this past week, mostly due to that 10% drop right after reporting earnings that was later followed by a couple more drops of 1-2% in the next couple of days that was likely due to the recent tweets by President Trump that the US will now be applying a 10% tariff on the remaining $300 billion worth of Chinese imports as the two countries continue their trade negotiations. That's obviously a big deal for AMD since they do a ton of their business in China, and the weakening Chinese economy has been a pretty large headwind for many tech companies, including AMD and even competitors like Nvidia. In any case, the situation in China is not exactly in AMD's control, so let's focus our attention back to their earnings, and let's take a look at why Wall Street initially reacted in such a negative way to those results. As usual, when a typical growth stock like this is already up by such a large amount and trades for a very rich valuation, any kind of weaker outlook is going to damage the stock, and that's exactly what happened. AMD revised their guidance for the third quarter and for the full year by lowering their expectations for each. Next quarter, they are guiding for $1.8 billion in revenue, but Wall Street was looking for $1.95 billion, and for the full year, they are now saying that they will grow revenue by a mid-single digit percentage, which is down from their previous guidance of a high single digit percentage. But personally, I don't think it's that big of a deal when you put some of this into context. For one, Lisa Su, which by the way is one of my favorite CEOs in the world, stated that lower guidance was mostly because of console gaming and because of China. Now we already talked a little bit about China, and that's really my biggest concern over the short term because it's something that we have no control over and it could definitely hurt AMD's sales and ultimately damage the stock. So it's something that we have to just kind of live with right now and just hope that the situation improves. But when you look at the weakness in gaming console sales, you have to consider that Sony and Microsoft literally just announced that they are releasing a brand new console generation of PlayStation and Xbox next year, that being the PlayStation 5 and whatever the next Xbox will be called. So of course you're going to see much weaker sales until then. Why would anyone buy a new gaming console right now when you know that a brand new one is coming out next year? If you look at Microsoft's earnings, their gaming revenue dropped by 10% last quarter, with hardware sales dropping by 48%. That's a huge drop at almost 50%. So it's obvious that gamers are just waiting for the next console generation. But that's not a fundamental problem with AMD's business model, that's just another short-term headwind that is completely out of AMD's control. But it's also one that should eventually pass, although it is definitely a big concern in the meantime. But honestly, when you look at the headwinds from the cryptocurrency crash, the hugely weaker console gaming sales, and the massive issues with China's economy and the entire trade war going on, all of which led to a revenue decline of 18% so far this year compared to the first 6 months of last year, it's pretty freaking incredible that AMD is still expecting to make all of that up, let alone that they actually think that they will increase their sales by a mid-single digit percentage this year, again despite already being down by 18% so far. So that's a really impressive recovery. And if we throw their guidance for the third quarter back into our chart, we can see that they're definitely headed in the right direction again, as that would be yet another revenue quarter over quarter, but more importantly, it would also be a revenue increase year over year at almost a double digit percentage. So they're kind of returning to that year over year growth. And this recovery is entirely due to AMD's fundamental business model that has shifted to offering more competitive products to compete with their competition. Most recently, their new 7nm chips across Navi GPUs, 3rd generation Ryzen CPUs, and their new EPYC Rome server chips are setting them up perfectly to compete with both Intel and Nvidia, not just on price, but even on performance, which is something that they've really struggled with in the past. To play devil's advocate though, Intel and Nvidia are definitely spending a ton of money on research and development, they usually spend much more than AMD, and they have big product launches that have either already started or will soon happen in the near term, But if you ask me, AMD is still doing the necessary things to ensure that they can stay competitive and compete for that market share. So much so that analysts think AMD will grow their sales by just 5% this year, but almost 25% in 2020, with earnings growth of 39% this year, 64% next year, and a 5 year average of 35%. So that's really big growth for AMD. Still, we have to be objective here and realize that the stock is still up by a huge amount so far, and the valuation is sky high, trading at over 162x their trailing earnings. Although to be fair, that PE ratio drops all the way down to just 28 forward, which is a huge improvement thanks to that huge growth that is expected from them, and it also leaves them with a pretty good PEG ratio of just 1.34. For context, Nvidia and Intel still trade cheaper at forward PE ratios of just 23 and 11 respectively, although they do also have higher PEG ratios as well. By the way, I just spilled some water on my shirt, so if you can see a random spot, just ignore it. But anyway, when looking at those different reasons that we just discussed, those are the reasons why I still remain bullish on AMD for the mid to long term, and I'll continue to hold my position that I'm very comfortable with right now. However, because the valuation has gotten pretty rich, and because there is also an increased risk coming from China and their competition in the near future, I just don't really see the reason to add to my position at these current levels. Now, if the trade war was to intensify and the overall market just takes a big hit like what we saw at the end of last year, then absolutely I'd be willing to add to my AMD position at some lower levels. Because AMD would probably get hurt really bad if those situations were to get worse. Because at the end of the day, I still consider AMD a pretty good growth stock, and so I would definitely love to add to my position, I just need that valuation to get a little bit cheaper. So anyway, that's kind of how I feel about it. By the way, full disclosure, I do also have a position in Nvidia, but I do not have anything in Intel, I've never invested in Intel. But anyway, I hope you guys enjoyed the video, I'll be sure to give you guys an update if I make any changes to my stock. And if you did enjoy the video, make sure you hit the like button please, it really helps support the channel. And I'll catch you guys in the next one. Make sure you leave your thoughts and comments down below, and let me know if you're invested in AMD or any other stocks that we mentioned today. Thank you for watching, I'll see you guys later, take care, buh-bye.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jy1uTayq-EE	following that report. Well, because I've been invested in AMD for many years now, a lot of you wanted to hear my thoughts on the earnings and give you an update on the stock. So that's exactly what we're gonna do in today's video. And I'll also let you know if I plan on holding, selling, or maybe even buying any more AMD stock anytime soon. I hope you guys enjoy this video. It should be a fun one. Let's get started. What's up everyone? My name is Ale. Welcome back to My World of Stocks. So as you guys already know, AMD mostly designs the CPU and GPU chips that are mostly used in computers and gaming consoles, but they're also heavily used in the data center market for these like massive servers. And so there's still a pretty big playoff between AMD and AMD. So let's get into it. So AMD is a company that's been around for a long time. They've been around for a long time. They've been around for a long time. There's still a pretty big play on some very high growth kind of trendy markets like artificial intelligence and machine learning and the internet of things and all kinds of different markets like that. Now I should clarify a couple things before we go any further. AMD stock is still up by a huge amount even despite this most recent drop. And we're gonna take a look at that in just a second. But when looking at my personal position, most of you already know this, but for any new viewers, I'll just quickly let you know that AMD stock used to be like my second biggest stock. When I started the channel, all of this is documented on the channel. Used to be like my second biggest stock. I bought very heavily into AMD when it was trading at around $10 a share, a little bit below and a little bit above, but mostly in that kind of $10 range. And then when the stock started climbing to the 20s and the 30s, I started cashing in a lot of those profits. Not because I don't believe in AMD, but mostly because it's just kind of scary to hold a stock after it's already climbed by such a high amount. And especially a very volatile stock like AMD, I didn't really wanna risk losing those profits. So I decided to just lock them in and take those profits off the table. And so I reduced my position in AMD to a much smaller kind of reduced position. I think right now it's about 4% of my portfolio. And I'm just kind of holding that smaller position for the longterm because I still do believe in AMD and everything that they're doing. And I love their management team and I love the direction that the company is headed in. But with that said, AMD just announced earnings and the stock sold off by over 10% in a single day. So let's take a look at what happened there. And then I'll share my thoughts on the current status of the company and how they're performing. Okay, so in my opinion, earnings were actually pretty good for the quarter. They reported EPS of 8 cents, which was in line with expectations. And they actually beat revenue with $1.53 billion reported versus 1.52 billion expected. Now that is technically down 13% year over year, but that's because they're still recovering from the whole cryptocurrency crash. They left a ton of secondhand used GPUs out in the market that sell for a much cheaper price. And because AMD has no real way of monetizing that right along with like Nvidia, for example, it ultimately hurts their sales until those units sell through and allow AMD to return to growth once again. Speaking of which, their sales actually grew by 20% quarter over quarter, which is a great sign of recovery. In fact, if we toss these numbers up on a chart, you can see that their sales per quarter were really tanking at the end of last year, but it looks like they may have bottomed out here in the first quarter and are now heading north once again. In fact, if we look at the year over year drops, last quarter was a much worse drop of 23%, while this quarter improved to just 13%. And yes, a 13% drop is still bad, but the point is that it's at least getting better. But even despite the beat on earnings, the stock still dropped in after hours trading. Now, like I mentioned before, the stock is still up by a huge amount at over 640% in just the past five years. And even with the most recent drop, they're still up by almost 60% just in 2019 alone. But if we zoom into the last five days, we can see that they are currently down by over 13% this past week, mostly due to that 10% drop right after reporting earnings that was later followed by a couple more drops of one to 2% in the next couple of days. That was likely due to the recent tweets by President Trump that the US will now be applying a 10% tariff on the remaining $300 billion worth of Chinese imports as the two countries continue their trade negotiations. That's obviously a big deal for AMD since they do a ton of their business in China, and the weakening Chinese economy has been a pretty large headwind for many tech companies, including AMD and even competitors like Nvidia. In any case, the situation in China is not exactly in AMD's control, so let's focus our attention back to their earnings. And let's take a look at why Wall Street initially reacted in such a negative way to those results. Well, as usual, when a typical growth stock like this is already up by such a large amount and trades for a very rich valuation, which we'll take a look at in just a second, any kind of weaker outlook is going to really damage the stock, and that's exactly what happened. AMD revised their guidance for the third quarter and for the full year by lowering their expectations for each. Next quarter, they are guiding for $1.8 billion in revenue, but Wall Street was looking for $1.95 billion, and then for the full year, they are now saying that they will grow revenue by a mid-single-digit percentage, which is down from their previous guidance of a high single-digit percentage. But personally, I don't think it's that big of a deal when you put some of this into context. For one, Lisa Su, which, by the way, is one of my favorite CEOs in the world, she stated that lower guidance was mostly because of console gaming and because of China. Now, we already talked a little bit about China, and that's really my biggest concern over the short term because it's something that we have no control over, and it could definitely hurt AMD's sales and ultimately damage the stock. So it's something that we have to just kind of live with right now and just hope that the situation improves. But when you look at the weakness in gaming console sales, you have to consider that Sony and Microsoft literally just announced that they are releasing a brand new console generation of PlayStation and Xbox next year, that being the PlayStation 5 and whatever the next Xbox will be called. So of course, you're going to see much weaker sales until then. Why would anyone buy a new gaming console right now when you know that a brand new one is coming out next year? If you look at Microsoft's earnings, their gaming revenue dropped by 10% last quarter, with hardware sales dropping by 48%. That's a huge drop at almost 50%. So it's obvious that gamers are just waiting for the next console generation. But that's not a fundamental problem with AMD's business model. That's just another short-term headwind that is completely out of AMD's control. But it's also one that should eventually pass, although it is definitely a big concern in the meantime. But honestly, when you look at the headwinds from the cryptocurrency crash, the hugely weaker console gaming sales, and the massive issues with China's economy and the entire trade war going on, all of which led to a revenue decline of 18% so far this year compared to the first six months of last year, it's pretty freaking incredible that AMD is still expecting to make all of that up, let alone that they actually think that they will increase their sales by a mid-single-digit percentage this year, again, despite already being down by 18% so far. So that's a really impressive recovery. And if we throw their guidance for the third quarter back into our chart, we can see that they're definitely headed in the right direction again, as that would be yet another revenue increase quarter over quarter, but more importantly, it would also be a revenue increase year over year at almost a double-digit percentage, so they're kind of returning to that year over year growth. And this recovery is entirely due to AMD's fundamental business model that has shifted to offering more competitive products to compete with their competition. Most recently, their new seven-nanometer chips across Navi GPUs, third-generation Ryzen CPUs, and their new Epic Rome server chips are setting them up perfectly to compete with both Intel and Nvidia, not just on price, but even on performance, which is something that they've really struggled with in the past. To play devil's advocate, though, Intel and Nvidia are definitely spending a ton of money on research and development. They usually spend much more than AMD, and they have big product launches that have either already started or will soon happen in the near term. But if you ask me, AMD is still doing the necessary things to ensure that they can stay competitive and compete for that market share. So much so that analysts think AMD will grow their sales by just 5% this year, but almost 25% in 2020, with earnings growth of 39% this year, 64% next year, and a five-year average of 35%. So that's really big growth for AMD. Still, we have to be objective here and realize that the stock is still up by a huge amount so far, and the valuation is sky high, trading at over 162 times their trailing earnings. Although, to be fair, that P ratio drops all the way down to just 28 forward, which is a huge increase or a huge improvement, thanks to that huge growth that is expected from them, and it also leaves them with a pretty good PEG ratio, or price-to-earnings-to-growth ratio, of just 1.34. For context, Nvidia and Intel still trade cheaper at forward P ratios of just 23 and 11, respectively, although they do also have higher PEG ratios as well. By the way, I just spilled some water on my shirt, so if you can see a random spot, just ignore it. But anyway, when looking at those different reasons that we just discussed, those are the reasons why I still remain bullish on AMD for the kind of mid-to-long term, and I'll continue to hold my position that I'm very comfortable with right now. However, because the valuation has gotten a little rich, it's gotten pretty rich, and because there's also an increased risk coming from China and also coming from their competition, like Nvidia and Intel, in the kind of near future, and it's already kind of started, I just don't really see the reason to add to my position at these current levels. Now, if the trade war was to intensify and the overall market just takes a big hit like what we saw at the end of last year, then absolutely I'd be willing to add to my AMD position at some lower levels, because AMD would probably get hurt really bad if those situations were to get worse. Because at the end of the day, I still consider AMD a pretty good growth stock, and so I would definitely love to add to my position. I just need that valuation to get a little bit cheaper. So anyway, that's kind of how I feel about it. By the way, full disclosure, I do also have a position in Nvidia, but I do not have anything in Intel. I've never invested in Intel. But anyway, I hope you guys enjoyed the video. I'll be sure to give you guys an update if I make any changes to my stock. And if you did enjoy the video, make sure you hit the Like button, please. It really helps support the channel. And I'll catch you guys in the next one.
125,899,760	143	K0AQK4bQKiQ	90.175807	245.889351	Hold	Selected region	3	MNST	null	null	100	MY 3 BEST STOCKS I HAVE BOUGHT IN 2018	45,429,901	Yes	143	MY 3 BEST STOCKS I HAVE BOUGHT IN 2018	2018-09-26 22:50:40+00:00	UCnMn36GT_H0X-w5_ckLtlgQ	Financial Education	Link to join StockHub free investing discord server:https://financialeducationjeremy.com/stock-hub Want to join our free STOCKHUB discord chat? Here is the link https://discord.gg/MkquuN7 --~-- TODAYS VIDEO IS NOT A 3 STOCKS IM BUYING NOW VIDEO OR A 3 STOCKS TO WATCH VIDEO. TODAYS VIDEO IS ABOUT THE 3 BEST STOCKS I HAVE BOUGHT IN 2018! WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THESE 3 STOCKS? WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITE STOCKS IN THE STOCK MARKET? Link to Get Tickets to my Building Wealth Conference in VEGAS https://financial-education2.teachable.com/p/building-wealth-conference-2019-presented-by-financial-education Have you been Investing in the stock market for less than 1 year? 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Have a great day! \nhttps://financial-education2.teachable.com/p/in-jeremy-s-stock-market-brain', 'you not heard, they could have faked the moon landings? mars hahaha.', '"I\'m a Long term investor"\n\nSold TSLA LMAO', 'No AMD?', 'Look into OGEN.', 'Been a subscriber for a while. Great videos but too many ads nowadays :(', 'Wow this guy is a big investor 5k worth of stock I think I lose or make that a day, what scam is this that i am looking at, shoe shine boys giving stock advise', 'I made +550% on cgc in about two years', 'Jeremy, Even though your videos are well done and very informative, you should really spend more time going over what you have said in past videos, making update videos, and then responding and interacting with your viewers who leave comments. I have left several on point comments recently on your channel. For example, you did a video AAPLE vs GOOGLE vs AMAZON vs FACEBOOK a year ago. You went AAPL and GOOG as the best picks for the upcoming year. Not bad...but actually, all the FANG stocks have dominated 2018 except FB. You also went off about Walmart and Target not going to war to compete with Amazon, but their stocks and sales numbers have been pretty strong in 2018. Why dont you follow up on these things, instead of just continually cranking out new content.', 'My best are Johnson and Johnson, waste management, and AMD. Worst by far is Baba', 'Tesla stocks.', 'MAGA2020', 'Go Tesla', 'Advanced Micro Devices?', "Sorry to disappoint all the value investors here but Aurora Cannabis has brought me over 120% gains thus far and I won't even start on Canopy. If we're really talking about making big percentages, you gotta look at what's hot.\n\nI have spilt my accounts to be able to minimise the risk and maximise the profits. This way I've got money going into long-term investments, a smaller account for hype-trading and even a smaller account if I feel knowledgable enough to make an intra-day trade.", 'Budweiser? Needle ? What’s the connection with Monster ?', 'my 3 best is square carvana and nvdia', '60%on square inc.', 'Jeremy, cut it with the mid video inserted pictures. Getting really annoying.', '$299 (300) bucks to watch this average Schmoe talk about stocks So laughable. Just pay $3 for a bus ride and ask any random old man about the stock market: would yield the same results.', 'You need to talk to YouTube about better "commercials" lol. You deserve better.', 'Much better returns this year in my portfolio SQ (241%), AMZN (110%), SSTI (433%}, ILMN (79%), CHGG (96%)', 'Spoiler all three are Tesla. But in all seriousness you know at least one of them is.', 'Are you trying to brainwash us with those images.', 'The flashes remind me of fight club', 'Verastem, Amazon, Apple', "ELY!!!!\nDo you know if it's getting picked up by ETF's? That would be awesome", 'My top 3:\n\nSquare - SQ\nCanopy Growth Company - CGC\nAmazon - AMZN', 'What do you think of Sirius XM buying Pandora? New big threat in the music industry? Great video like usual. Love ELY!!', 'Your reference of woods is hilarious haha', 'Random cuts are freaking me out. Especially the one frame ones. Not a fan.', 'Nice picks Jeremy! TSLA has been super volatile and had a few low points. Wish I looked into ELY a little more but overall this year has been fairly good for some, bad for other companies haha', 'TSLA. 9 shares baby. Going to da moooooooonnnnn!', 'Remember that song that went\n🎶 8 6 7 5 3 0 9 ee-ine? Yeah? Well all day I’ve been singing \n🎵 T S L A $3 0 9 ee-ine! but it sits at 310 in the after market. Great days ahead for Elon Musk and company!!', 'That Tiger Woods part killed me thought I was watching some stand up haha.', 'Gopro?', 'Loool that was something else with Tiger. Nice shirt btw', 'Tesla is my best performing stock followed by Nvidia and Splunk. My worst performing stock is Micron', 'A few people say your not that good, you where only lucky to get in to the market at the right time and your a shit investor. They never mention ELY though. Well done sir all them people never seen that', 'Gosh seriously thats your logic of stock picking? You really got some luck bro.', 'my most like stock so far :\n1,ALIBABA\n2,COSTCO\n3,TD BANK\n\nTHX,', 'Told you to reinvest all your original TSLA cash back into the stock. Oh well....', 'Hi Jeremy, thanks for this update. I noticed that you liked ELY and TOL stocks. Are you going to make a video about other luxury stocks? Thanks', "If you think Musk is really building car carriers, you're dumber than you look.", 'Well done with ELY', 'My best 3 is aurora canopy and namaste I am over 100 percent on each position', 'You said you’d buy snap if it fell below 9. Be a man. 😂', 'Weed stocks are in his private account :D', 'GoBroke up big today son.', 'Any thoughts on the Sirius XM /Pandora merger?']	My name is Jeremy Lefebvre and I created the Financial Education Channel as somewhere people from all backgrounds, countries etc can come and learn about Investing, Personal Finance and entrepreneurship! Apply to join my private Stock group & Wealth Group with this link FAQ What do you do each day? Now a days I focus most of my time on finding the next home run stocks, running my stock portfolios, help my private stock group members reach 6 figure, 7 figure and 8 figure milestones, and lastly record Youtube videos! I use to have a real estate marketing company before youtube took off. Before that I was a manager for a company named Quiktrip. Wife Kids? Yes I have a beautiful wife and 2 awesome little boys When did you start the Financial Education channel? I started in 2016 Any advice to retail investors? Do Research and watch my videos on investing!	114,942,285	733,000	2,587	Category 1	Well, do I have a treat for you guys today. Today I'm gonna share with you the three best stocks I have bought in 2018 in terms of their stock market performance so far. All three of these companies' stocks have gone up pretty substantially throughout 2018 since I added shares. I'm gonna show you the date that these shares were bought on, I'm gonna show you the cost basis behind these shares and everything when it comes to that. Two of these stocks I hardly ever talk about in the channel because two of these stocks are not really drama stocks, so they're not the type of stocks that would bring in views on YouTube, okay? One of these stocks that has performed very well is the ultimate drama stock. It's actually the stock I probably talk about more than any other stock on the entire YouTube channel. And you know I'm a long-term investor, so I usually buy shares in a company. I'm planning on holding them for several years. Sometimes I'll sell it at a position if it goes up a ton. Some of these positions have made really nice moves and I still have decided not to sell them because I believe there's more upside potential ahead of themselves. And I don't get too hyped on what stocks up a lot, what stocks down a lot, because in the grand scheme of things, if I'm thinking about selling these shares out two, three, four, five years from now, if I'm up 20% on shares or 50% on shares or down 10% or 20% on shares, does it really matter right now if I'm planning on selling out those shares two, three, four, five years from now? It really doesn't. But I thought it'd be a fun video to do for you guys here today, so I hope you enjoy this. Hit a thumbs up if you enjoy me sharing this video with you guys today. It's not something I have to share, but I thought it might be interesting to you guys. Coming in at the first one, the third best stock I've bought so far in 2018 is a Monster Beverage Corporation, MNST is a ticker symbol. This is just the shares I own in my public account. Public account is basically an account I have in my stock market membership group, which if you wanna get in there, it's the second link in the description down there if you wanna get in my private stock market membership group. Basically I have an account and I show all the shares in that account. I show the cost basis and everything. This is just the shares I have in my public account. This is not even the shares I have in my private accounts. In my public account, basically, we have 100 shares still of Monster. Our cost basis on that one's $4,900. Basically the current market value is over $5,800. Right now we're up somewhere around pushing up to 19% on Monster shares as of right now. It's done very well. You can see we bought these shares on May 15th. May 24th. So that was what, five months ago or so, or maybe less than five months ago. So it's not like we've held those shares for a very long amount of time. So good increase there. Now why is this? Well, it's likely they're gonna be increasing prices in the back half of this year and going into 2019 on Monster products in North America. And this has led a lot of analysts to go ahead and upgrade this stock and say buy Monster stock because their profitability is gonna go up a ton in 2019, 2020. And Monster does this every few years. Basically what happens is costs rise. Costs of the cans rise, costs of sugar, and whatever other things that go into Monster, they end up rising over time. And Monster will be stuck kind of selling for their prices for a couple years there. And then all of a sudden you have an increase in price. And just think about it. If a Monster goes up 10 cents a can or something like that, when you're selling millions and tens of millions and hundreds of millions of cans a year of Monster, just a 10 cent rise can make a massive difference to your bottom line of the company. Which is why in 2019 if Monster increases prices in North America in the back half of this year, you know, as far as their earnings, they should absolutely explode going into 2019. So a lot of analysts have gotten in front of this and said, you know, this is a stock people need to buy now. I kind of looked at it. I love the company. I love the vision. I've been in Monster before. Made a lot of money on it in the past. It's one of my most successful investments ever. Sold out of it a few years ago. Haven't been that interested. All of a sudden I was looking at it this spring and it was a 40 something dollar stock and I thought, this looks like a good time to get back in Monster. And I have and so far it's performing very well. I plan on holding that one for quite a while. I think it will continue to do very well for us. And so that's the first one guys. Stock number two, the second best performing stock I have bought in 2018 is Tesla. So Tesla, obviously this one is talked about a lot on the YouTube channel. And so I've owned Tesla two different times so far this year and we have done amazing both times. So the most recent time, the time I currently hold the shares, okay. Basically we're up around 18% on the shares. Up over $1800. Our current value on that is over $12,000 there and our cost basis is $262 a share. We own 40 shares as of right now. So and that was just bought back in September 7th. So that was what, like three weeks ago or so. So it's not like we've held these shares for very long and it's already performing amazing. And this is the second time I've held Tesla so far this year. So earlier in the year I bought Tesla just like the perfect time. It was at like $320 or so, $323, something around there. And then the go private situation came out. I ended up selling out that day and I made over a $3000 profit in a very, very, very short amount of time in Tesla. So we've kind of bought it at the right times. You know and that's kind of what the stock market, the name of the game is, right? You wanna buy at the right time, sell at the right time. Now why do I attribute these big gains in Tesla? Well obviously the first time is because Elon Musk came out with the private thing. That's not, doesn't take rocket science. But this most recent time that the shares have, you know, skyrocketed since I bought in, is you know Elon Musk is back in the news for the right things and not the wrong things, okay? Now you type in Elon Musk and you read some of the headlines and you see things like this. A space, a base on Mars? It could happen by 2028, Elon Musk says, okay. Tesla starts building its own car carriers due to extreme shortage of Model 3 delivery rush week, says Elon Musk. This is good news, okay? When Elon Musk was all in the news for, he's calling some guy a pedophile and he's you know over here on a podcast, you know smoking pot or whatever. That type of stuff was negative headlines that was just like scaring everybody away from Tesla and it made an unbelievable buying opportunity for someone like myself in the shares, but it scared away a lot of investors. It freaked the whole market out and people said, oh I don't want anything to do with Tesla, okay? So the fact that Elon Musk is back in the headlines for the right thing, the typical Elon Musk stuff, you know the big grand visions and those type of things, that's a very, very good thing. And it's an exciting time for Tesla. It's an exciting, exciting time for Tesla, okay? Tesla expects to be profitable in this quarter. They're gonna report here very soon and that's gonna be the first profitable quarter ever in the company's history. And also they're talking about Q4 should be a very strong profitable quarter as well. And if we look here, revenue growth is expected to be up 100 plus percent in the current quarter, okay? And then 100 plus percent next quarter. These are very exciting times for Tesla the company. Massive growth is going on with the company. Expected to maybe be profitable finally for the company. These are big, big things, okay? So the last thing you wanna do is have any negative headlines out there distracting everybody from the underlying business and the exciting things that's going on right now at Tesla. So when I look at Tesla, I'm very excited for those shares over the next half decade or decade to come. It's my spec stock out there and I think it will perform very well. We've already made a massive profit on it in the past. We're already up big on this position now and I plan on holding that one there. And last one, the best performing one of them all is Eli's stock Callaway Golf, all right? Callaway Golf. So this one's also in my public account. This is in my private account. This one's in my public account here and you're gonna see we're up over 57% on these shares, ticker symbol Eli. We started buying this one in January this year. We bought some more in February and some more in March and it's just been an unbelievably performing stock. When you can get a 57% plus gain in a matter of six to nine months, that's unreal, okay? Now why is this gain happening? Well, part of it's great management. Part of it is they're great top golf investment and some people trying to finally realize how big top golf's gonna be in the future. They own about almost 15% of top golf. But the biggest reason, and people laughed at me when I first told people I was buying into Eli's stock and I was gonna make it a big position of mine, okay? Remember, those are just the shares I own in my public account, never mind what I own in my private account. When I first started buying those shares, people laughed at me for giving this reason. And the reason was Tiger Woods. People laughed at me when I said, you know, one of the biggest reasons why I was bullish on Eli's stock was Tiger Woods coming back to golf. I thought he was gonna become a very solid golfer again and it was gonna excite people around the game of golf. And this past weekend, I had goosebumps watching this golf tournament. I was watching a golf tournament over watching NFL games. That's how big this was this past weekend. It looked like the second coming of Jesus was on that golf course, guys. I've never seen something like it in sports ever. The crowd was massive. He was leading his people like he was Moses. This was the most amazing thing I ever saw. I was almost, I felt like crying watching this. It was incredible just on a human scale to see something like that. And Tiger ended up winning that golf tournament. He's played great golf all year, okay? And basically, I looked at Eli's stock and I saw the opportunity there and I saw their top golf investment. That's what originally sparked my idea. And then I started kind of looking into where Tiger Woods was at. And he was doing some press conferences and talking about how he had no pain in his back anymore. And when I heard that, I said, this seems like the perfect opportunity to get involved with this stock. Their massive top golf investment, that's taking off. You got them buying some great clothing brands, Travis Matthews being one of them, OGO being another one. And then you have Tiger Woods coming back to the game of golf. And I think he's gonna be a great golfer again. This was the perfect setup opportunity. And that's why you get a 57% gain in a matter of six to nine months. And I think we shall perform very well in the future. So I'm extremely excited about all three of these stocks. I wanna know from you guys down there in that comment section, which one of these three stocks is your favorite. Also, if you love keeping up with stock market news, make sure you follow me on Instagram. I post a lot of stock market news in my Instagram stories. If you wanna get in my private stock market membership group that's the second link down there in the description. I think there's actually a discount on it right now. So anyways, I hope you guys enjoyed this as always. Thank you for watching and have a great day.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0AQK4bQKiQ	And the third best stock I've bought so far in 2018 is a Monster Beverage Corporation, M-N-S-T is the ticker symbol. This is just the shares I own in my public account. Public account is basically an account I have in my stock market membership group, which if you wanna get in there, it's the second link in the description down there if you wanna get in my private stock market membership group. Basically I have an account and I show all the shares in that account. I show the cost basis and everything. And this is just the shares I have in my public account. This is not even the shares I have in my private accounts. So in my public account, basically we have 100 shares still of Monster. Our cost basis on that one's $4,900. And basically the current market value is over $5,800. So right now we're up somewhere around pushing up to 19% on Monster shares as of right now. So it's done very well. And you can see we bought these shares on May 15th and May 24th. So that was what, you know, five months ago or so, or maybe less than five months ago. So it's not like we've held those shares for a very long amount of time. So good increase there. Now, why is this? Well, it's likely they're gonna be increasing prices in the back half of this year and going into 2019 on Monster products in North America. And this has led a lot of analysts to go ahead and upgrade this stock and say, you know, buy Monster stock because their profitability's gonna go up, you know, a ton in 2019, 2020. And Monster does this every few years. Basically what happens is costs rise, okay? Costs of the cans rise, costs of sugar, and whatever other things that go into Monster, they end up rising over time. And Monster will be stuck kind of selling for their prices for a couple years there. And then all of a sudden you have, you know, an increase in price. And just think about it. If a Monster goes up 10 cents a can or something like that, when you're selling millions and tens of millions and hundreds of millions of cans a year of Monster, just a 10 cent rise can make a massive difference to your bottom line of the company. Which is why in 2019, if Monster increases prices in North America in the back half of this year, you know, as far as their earnings, they should absolutely explode going into 2019. So a lot of analysts have gotten in front of this and said, you know, this is a stock, you know, people need to buy now. I kind of looked at it. I love the company, I love the vision. I've been in Monster before, made a lot of money on it in the past. It's one of my most successful investments ever. Sold out of it a few years ago, haven't been that interested. And all of a sudden I was looking at it this spring and it was a, you know, a 40-something dollar stock. And I thought, this looks like a good time to get back in Monster. And I have and so far it's performing very well. I plan on holding that one for quite a while. I think it will continue to do very well for us. And so that's the first one, guys. Stock number two.
125,899,760	143	K0AQK4bQKiQ	246.647082	447.066705	Hold	Selected region	3	TSLA	null	null	40	MY 3 BEST STOCKS I HAVE BOUGHT IN 2018	45,429,901	Yes	143	MY 3 BEST STOCKS I HAVE BOUGHT IN 2018	2018-09-26 22:50:40+00:00	UCnMn36GT_H0X-w5_ckLtlgQ	Financial Education	Link to join StockHub free investing discord server:https://financialeducationjeremy.com/stock-hub Want to join our free STOCKHUB discord chat? Here is the link https://discord.gg/MkquuN7 --~-- TODAYS VIDEO IS NOT A 3 STOCKS IM BUYING NOW VIDEO OR A 3 STOCKS TO WATCH VIDEO. TODAYS VIDEO IS ABOUT THE 3 BEST STOCKS I HAVE BOUGHT IN 2018! WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THESE 3 STOCKS? WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITE STOCKS IN THE STOCK MARKET? Link to Get Tickets to my Building Wealth Conference in VEGAS https://financial-education2.teachable.com/p/building-wealth-conference-2019-presented-by-financial-education Have you been Investing in the stock market for less than 1 year? 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Have a great day! \nhttps://financial-education2.teachable.com/p/in-jeremy-s-stock-market-brain', 'you not heard, they could have faked the moon landings? mars hahaha.', '"I\'m a Long term investor"\n\nSold TSLA LMAO', 'No AMD?', 'Look into OGEN.', 'Been a subscriber for a while. Great videos but too many ads nowadays :(', 'Wow this guy is a big investor 5k worth of stock I think I lose or make that a day, what scam is this that i am looking at, shoe shine boys giving stock advise', 'I made +550% on cgc in about two years', 'Jeremy, Even though your videos are well done and very informative, you should really spend more time going over what you have said in past videos, making update videos, and then responding and interacting with your viewers who leave comments. I have left several on point comments recently on your channel. For example, you did a video AAPLE vs GOOGLE vs AMAZON vs FACEBOOK a year ago. You went AAPL and GOOG as the best picks for the upcoming year. Not bad...but actually, all the FANG stocks have dominated 2018 except FB. You also went off about Walmart and Target not going to war to compete with Amazon, but their stocks and sales numbers have been pretty strong in 2018. Why dont you follow up on these things, instead of just continually cranking out new content.', 'My best are Johnson and Johnson, waste management, and AMD. Worst by far is Baba', 'Tesla stocks.', 'MAGA2020', 'Go Tesla', 'Advanced Micro Devices?', "Sorry to disappoint all the value investors here but Aurora Cannabis has brought me over 120% gains thus far and I won't even start on Canopy. If we're really talking about making big percentages, you gotta look at what's hot.\n\nI have spilt my accounts to be able to minimise the risk and maximise the profits. This way I've got money going into long-term investments, a smaller account for hype-trading and even a smaller account if I feel knowledgable enough to make an intra-day trade.", 'Budweiser? Needle ? What’s the connection with Monster ?', 'my 3 best is square carvana and nvdia', '60%on square inc.', 'Jeremy, cut it with the mid video inserted pictures. Getting really annoying.', '$299 (300) bucks to watch this average Schmoe talk about stocks So laughable. Just pay $3 for a bus ride and ask any random old man about the stock market: would yield the same results.', 'You need to talk to YouTube about better "commercials" lol. You deserve better.', 'Much better returns this year in my portfolio SQ (241%), AMZN (110%), SSTI (433%}, ILMN (79%), CHGG (96%)', 'Spoiler all three are Tesla. But in all seriousness you know at least one of them is.', 'Are you trying to brainwash us with those images.', 'The flashes remind me of fight club', 'Verastem, Amazon, Apple', "ELY!!!!\nDo you know if it's getting picked up by ETF's? That would be awesome", 'My top 3:\n\nSquare - SQ\nCanopy Growth Company - CGC\nAmazon - AMZN', 'What do you think of Sirius XM buying Pandora? New big threat in the music industry? Great video like usual. Love ELY!!', 'Your reference of woods is hilarious haha', 'Random cuts are freaking me out. Especially the one frame ones. Not a fan.', 'Nice picks Jeremy! TSLA has been super volatile and had a few low points. Wish I looked into ELY a little more but overall this year has been fairly good for some, bad for other companies haha', 'TSLA. 9 shares baby. Going to da moooooooonnnnn!', 'Remember that song that went\n🎶 8 6 7 5 3 0 9 ee-ine? Yeah? Well all day I’ve been singing \n🎵 T S L A $3 0 9 ee-ine! but it sits at 310 in the after market. Great days ahead for Elon Musk and company!!', 'That Tiger Woods part killed me thought I was watching some stand up haha.', 'Gopro?', 'Loool that was something else with Tiger. Nice shirt btw', 'Tesla is my best performing stock followed by Nvidia and Splunk. My worst performing stock is Micron', 'A few people say your not that good, you where only lucky to get in to the market at the right time and your a shit investor. They never mention ELY though. Well done sir all them people never seen that', 'Gosh seriously thats your logic of stock picking? You really got some luck bro.', 'my most like stock so far :\n1,ALIBABA\n2,COSTCO\n3,TD BANK\n\nTHX,', 'Told you to reinvest all your original TSLA cash back into the stock. Oh well....', 'Hi Jeremy, thanks for this update. I noticed that you liked ELY and TOL stocks. Are you going to make a video about other luxury stocks? Thanks', "If you think Musk is really building car carriers, you're dumber than you look.", 'Well done with ELY', 'My best 3 is aurora canopy and namaste I am over 100 percent on each position', 'You said you’d buy snap if it fell below 9. Be a man. 😂', 'Weed stocks are in his private account :D', 'GoBroke up big today son.', 'Any thoughts on the Sirius XM /Pandora merger?']	My name is Jeremy Lefebvre and I created the Financial Education Channel as somewhere people from all backgrounds, countries etc can come and learn about Investing, Personal Finance and entrepreneurship! Apply to join my private Stock group & Wealth Group with this link FAQ What do you do each day? Now a days I focus most of my time on finding the next home run stocks, running my stock portfolios, help my private stock group members reach 6 figure, 7 figure and 8 figure milestones, and lastly record Youtube videos! I use to have a real estate marketing company before youtube took off. Before that I was a manager for a company named Quiktrip. Wife Kids? Yes I have a beautiful wife and 2 awesome little boys When did you start the Financial Education channel? I started in 2016 Any advice to retail investors? Do Research and watch my videos on investing!	114,942,285	733,000	2,587	Category 1	Well, do I have a treat for you guys today. Today I'm gonna share with you the three best stocks I have bought in 2018 in terms of their stock market performance so far. All three of these companies' stocks have gone up pretty substantially throughout 2018 since I added shares. I'm gonna show you the date that these shares were bought on, I'm gonna show you the cost basis behind these shares and everything when it comes to that. Two of these stocks I hardly ever talk about in the channel because two of these stocks are not really drama stocks, so they're not the type of stocks that would bring in views on YouTube, okay? One of these stocks that has performed very well is the ultimate drama stock. It's actually the stock I probably talk about more than any other stock on the entire YouTube channel. And you know I'm a long-term investor, so I usually buy shares in a company. I'm planning on holding them for several years. Sometimes I'll sell it at a position if it goes up a ton. Some of these positions have made really nice moves and I still have decided not to sell them because I believe there's more upside potential ahead of themselves. And I don't get too hyped on what stocks up a lot, what stocks down a lot, because in the grand scheme of things, if I'm thinking about selling these shares out two, three, four, five years from now, if I'm up 20% on shares or 50% on shares or down 10% or 20% on shares, does it really matter right now if I'm planning on selling out those shares two, three, four, five years from now? It really doesn't. But I thought it'd be a fun video to do for you guys here today, so I hope you enjoy this. Hit a thumbs up if you enjoy me sharing this video with you guys today. It's not something I have to share, but I thought it might be interesting to you guys. Coming in at the first one, the third best stock I've bought so far in 2018 is a Monster Beverage Corporation, MNST is a ticker symbol. This is just the shares I own in my public account. Public account is basically an account I have in my stock market membership group, which if you wanna get in there, it's the second link in the description down there if you wanna get in my private stock market membership group. Basically I have an account and I show all the shares in that account. I show the cost basis and everything. This is just the shares I have in my public account. This is not even the shares I have in my private accounts. In my public account, basically, we have 100 shares still of Monster. Our cost basis on that one's $4,900. Basically the current market value is over $5,800. Right now we're up somewhere around pushing up to 19% on Monster shares as of right now. It's done very well. You can see we bought these shares on May 15th. May 24th. So that was what, five months ago or so, or maybe less than five months ago. So it's not like we've held those shares for a very long amount of time. So good increase there. Now why is this? Well, it's likely they're gonna be increasing prices in the back half of this year and going into 2019 on Monster products in North America. And this has led a lot of analysts to go ahead and upgrade this stock and say buy Monster stock because their profitability is gonna go up a ton in 2019, 2020. And Monster does this every few years. Basically what happens is costs rise. Costs of the cans rise, costs of sugar, and whatever other things that go into Monster, they end up rising over time. And Monster will be stuck kind of selling for their prices for a couple years there. And then all of a sudden you have an increase in price. And just think about it. If a Monster goes up 10 cents a can or something like that, when you're selling millions and tens of millions and hundreds of millions of cans a year of Monster, just a 10 cent rise can make a massive difference to your bottom line of the company. Which is why in 2019 if Monster increases prices in North America in the back half of this year, you know, as far as their earnings, they should absolutely explode going into 2019. So a lot of analysts have gotten in front of this and said, you know, this is a stock people need to buy now. I kind of looked at it. I love the company. I love the vision. I've been in Monster before. Made a lot of money on it in the past. It's one of my most successful investments ever. Sold out of it a few years ago. Haven't been that interested. All of a sudden I was looking at it this spring and it was a 40 something dollar stock and I thought, this looks like a good time to get back in Monster. And I have and so far it's performing very well. I plan on holding that one for quite a while. I think it will continue to do very well for us. And so that's the first one guys. Stock number two, the second best performing stock I have bought in 2018 is Tesla. So Tesla, obviously this one is talked about a lot on the YouTube channel. And so I've owned Tesla two different times so far this year and we have done amazing both times. So the most recent time, the time I currently hold the shares, okay. Basically we're up around 18% on the shares. Up over $1800. Our current value on that is over $12,000 there and our cost basis is $262 a share. We own 40 shares as of right now. So and that was just bought back in September 7th. So that was what, like three weeks ago or so. So it's not like we've held these shares for very long and it's already performing amazing. And this is the second time I've held Tesla so far this year. So earlier in the year I bought Tesla just like the perfect time. It was at like $320 or so, $323, something around there. And then the go private situation came out. I ended up selling out that day and I made over a $3000 profit in a very, very, very short amount of time in Tesla. So we've kind of bought it at the right times. You know and that's kind of what the stock market, the name of the game is, right? You wanna buy at the right time, sell at the right time. Now why do I attribute these big gains in Tesla? Well obviously the first time is because Elon Musk came out with the private thing. That's not, doesn't take rocket science. But this most recent time that the shares have, you know, skyrocketed since I bought in, is you know Elon Musk is back in the news for the right things and not the wrong things, okay? Now you type in Elon Musk and you read some of the headlines and you see things like this. A space, a base on Mars? It could happen by 2028, Elon Musk says, okay. Tesla starts building its own car carriers due to extreme shortage of Model 3 delivery rush week, says Elon Musk. This is good news, okay? When Elon Musk was all in the news for, he's calling some guy a pedophile and he's you know over here on a podcast, you know smoking pot or whatever. That type of stuff was negative headlines that was just like scaring everybody away from Tesla and it made an unbelievable buying opportunity for someone like myself in the shares, but it scared away a lot of investors. It freaked the whole market out and people said, oh I don't want anything to do with Tesla, okay? So the fact that Elon Musk is back in the headlines for the right thing, the typical Elon Musk stuff, you know the big grand visions and those type of things, that's a very, very good thing. And it's an exciting time for Tesla. It's an exciting, exciting time for Tesla, okay? Tesla expects to be profitable in this quarter. They're gonna report here very soon and that's gonna be the first profitable quarter ever in the company's history. And also they're talking about Q4 should be a very strong profitable quarter as well. And if we look here, revenue growth is expected to be up 100 plus percent in the current quarter, okay? And then 100 plus percent next quarter. These are very exciting times for Tesla the company. Massive growth is going on with the company. Expected to maybe be profitable finally for the company. These are big, big things, okay? So the last thing you wanna do is have any negative headlines out there distracting everybody from the underlying business and the exciting things that's going on right now at Tesla. So when I look at Tesla, I'm very excited for those shares over the next half decade or decade to come. It's my spec stock out there and I think it will perform very well. We've already made a massive profit on it in the past. We're already up big on this position now and I plan on holding that one there. And last one, the best performing one of them all is Eli's stock Callaway Golf, all right? Callaway Golf. So this one's also in my public account. This is in my private account. This one's in my public account here and you're gonna see we're up over 57% on these shares, ticker symbol Eli. We started buying this one in January this year. We bought some more in February and some more in March and it's just been an unbelievably performing stock. When you can get a 57% plus gain in a matter of six to nine months, that's unreal, okay? Now why is this gain happening? Well, part of it's great management. Part of it is they're great top golf investment and some people trying to finally realize how big top golf's gonna be in the future. They own about almost 15% of top golf. But the biggest reason, and people laughed at me when I first told people I was buying into Eli's stock and I was gonna make it a big position of mine, okay? Remember, those are just the shares I own in my public account, never mind what I own in my private account. When I first started buying those shares, people laughed at me for giving this reason. And the reason was Tiger Woods. People laughed at me when I said, you know, one of the biggest reasons why I was bullish on Eli's stock was Tiger Woods coming back to golf. I thought he was gonna become a very solid golfer again and it was gonna excite people around the game of golf. And this past weekend, I had goosebumps watching this golf tournament. I was watching a golf tournament over watching NFL games. That's how big this was this past weekend. It looked like the second coming of Jesus was on that golf course, guys. I've never seen something like it in sports ever. The crowd was massive. He was leading his people like he was Moses. This was the most amazing thing I ever saw. I was almost, I felt like crying watching this. It was incredible just on a human scale to see something like that. And Tiger ended up winning that golf tournament. He's played great golf all year, okay? And basically, I looked at Eli's stock and I saw the opportunity there and I saw their top golf investment. That's what originally sparked my idea. And then I started kind of looking into where Tiger Woods was at. And he was doing some press conferences and talking about how he had no pain in his back anymore. And when I heard that, I said, this seems like the perfect opportunity to get involved with this stock. Their massive top golf investment, that's taking off. You got them buying some great clothing brands, Travis Matthews being one of them, OGO being another one. And then you have Tiger Woods coming back to the game of golf. And I think he's gonna be a great golfer again. This was the perfect setup opportunity. And that's why you get a 57% gain in a matter of six to nine months. And I think we shall perform very well in the future. So I'm extremely excited about all three of these stocks. I wanna know from you guys down there in that comment section, which one of these three stocks is your favorite. Also, if you love keeping up with stock market news, make sure you follow me on Instagram. I post a lot of stock market news in my Instagram stories. If you wanna get in my private stock market membership group that's the second link down there in the description. I think there's actually a discount on it right now. So anyways, I hope you guys enjoyed this as always. Thank you for watching and have a great day.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0AQK4bQKiQ	best performing stock I have bought in 2018 is Tesla. So Tesla, obviously this one is talked about a lot on the YouTube channel. And so I've owned Tesla two different times so far this year, and we have done amazing both times. So the most recent time, the time I currently hold the shares, okay, basically we're up around 18% on the shares, up over $1,800. Our current value on that is over $12,000 there, and our cost basis is $262 a share. We own 40 shares as of right now. So, and that was just bought back in September 7th, so that was what, like three weeks ago or so? So it's not like we've held these shares for very long, and it's already performing amazing. And this is the second time I've held Tesla so far this year so earlier in the year, I bought Tesla just like the perfect time, it was at like $320 or so, $323, something around there. And then the go private situation came out, I ended up selling out that day, and I made over a $3,000 profit in a very, very, very short amount of time in Tesla. So we've kind of bought it at the right times, you know, and that's kind of what the stock market, the name of the game is, right? You wanna buy at the right time, sell at the right time. Now why do I attribute these big gains in Tesla? Well obviously the first time is because Elon Musk came out with the private thing, that's not, doesn't take rocket science. But this most recent time that the shares have skyrocketed since I bought in, is, you know, Elon Musk is back in the news for the right things and not the wrong things, okay? Now you type in Elon Musk and you read some of the headlines and you see things like this, a space, a base on Mars? It could happen by 2028, Elon Musk says, okay? Tesla starts building its own car carriers due to extreme shortage of Model 3 delivery rush week, says Elon Musk. This is good news, okay? When Elon Musk was all in the news for, he's calling some guy a pedophile, and he's, you know, over here on a podcast, you know, smoking pot or whatever, that type of stuff was negative headlines that was just like scaring everybody away from Tesla. And it made an unbelievable buying opportunity for someone like myself in the shares, but it scared away a lot of investors. It freaked the whole market out and people said, oh, I don't want anything to do with Tesla, okay? So the fact that Elon Musk is back in the headlines for the right things, the typical Elon Musk stuff, you know, big grand visions and those type of things, that's a very, very good thing. And it's exciting time for Tesla. It's an exciting, exciting time for Tesla, okay? Tesla expects to be profitable in this quarter, they're gonna report here very soon. And that's gonna be the first, you know, profitable quarter ever in the company's history. And also they're talking about Q4 should be a very strong, profitable quarter as well. And if we look here, revenue growth is expected to be up 100 plus percent in the current quarter, okay? And then 100 plus percent next quarter. These are very exciting times for Tesla, the company. Massive growth is going on with the company. Expected to maybe be profitable finally for the company. These are big, big things, okay? So the last thing you wanna do is have any negative headlines out there distracting everybody from the underlying business and the exciting things that's going on right now at Tesla. So when I look at Tesla, I'm very excited for those shares over the next half decade or decade to come. It's my spec stock out there and I think it will perform very well. We've already made a massive profit on it in the past. We're already up big on this position now. And I plan on holding that one there.
125,899,760	143	K0AQK4bQKiQ	448.2033	613.388471	Hold	Introduction	3	ELY	null	null	400	MY 3 BEST STOCKS I HAVE BOUGHT IN 2018	45,429,901	Yes	143	MY 3 BEST STOCKS I HAVE BOUGHT IN 2018	2018-09-26 22:50:40+00:00	UCnMn36GT_H0X-w5_ckLtlgQ	Financial Education	Link to join StockHub free investing discord server:https://financialeducationjeremy.com/stock-hub Want to join our free STOCKHUB discord chat? Here is the link https://discord.gg/MkquuN7 --~-- TODAYS VIDEO IS NOT A 3 STOCKS IM BUYING NOW VIDEO OR A 3 STOCKS TO WATCH VIDEO. TODAYS VIDEO IS ABOUT THE 3 BEST STOCKS I HAVE BOUGHT IN 2018! WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THESE 3 STOCKS? WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITE STOCKS IN THE STOCK MARKET? Link to Get Tickets to my Building Wealth Conference in VEGAS https://financial-education2.teachable.com/p/building-wealth-conference-2019-presented-by-financial-education Have you been Investing in the stock market for less than 1 year? Join my Private Stock Market Membership Group where you can learn straight from me. This week I am doing a special and will give you 50% off. Enter code "halfoff" at checkout. Enjoy! https://financial-education2.teachable.com/p/in-jeremy-s-stock-market-brain My Instagram is : FinancialEducationJeremy Financial Education Channel Sign Up to Get The Top 5 Investing Apps I Use And How I Use Them http://bit.ly/jeremystop5	['3 stocks', 'stocks', 'stock market', '3 stocks to buy', '3 stocks im buying', '3 stocks to watch', 'stocks to watch', 'stocks to buy', '2018', '3 stocks 2018', 'stocks 2018', 'best stocks', 'best stocks to buy', 'stock market investing', 'stock market trading', 'stock trading', 'financial education']	en	633	false	14,491	362	77	['My private Stock market membership group. Enter code "halfoff" at checkout for 50% off. Have a great day! \nhttps://financial-education2.teachable.com/p/in-jeremy-s-stock-market-brain', 'you not heard, they could have faked the moon landings? mars hahaha.', '"I\'m a Long term investor"\n\nSold TSLA LMAO', 'No AMD?', 'Look into OGEN.', 'Been a subscriber for a while. Great videos but too many ads nowadays :(', 'Wow this guy is a big investor 5k worth of stock I think I lose or make that a day, what scam is this that i am looking at, shoe shine boys giving stock advise', 'I made +550% on cgc in about two years', 'Jeremy, Even though your videos are well done and very informative, you should really spend more time going over what you have said in past videos, making update videos, and then responding and interacting with your viewers who leave comments. I have left several on point comments recently on your channel. For example, you did a video AAPLE vs GOOGLE vs AMAZON vs FACEBOOK a year ago. You went AAPL and GOOG as the best picks for the upcoming year. Not bad...but actually, all the FANG stocks have dominated 2018 except FB. You also went off about Walmart and Target not going to war to compete with Amazon, but their stocks and sales numbers have been pretty strong in 2018. Why dont you follow up on these things, instead of just continually cranking out new content.', 'My best are Johnson and Johnson, waste management, and AMD. Worst by far is Baba', 'Tesla stocks.', 'MAGA2020', 'Go Tesla', 'Advanced Micro Devices?', "Sorry to disappoint all the value investors here but Aurora Cannabis has brought me over 120% gains thus far and I won't even start on Canopy. If we're really talking about making big percentages, you gotta look at what's hot.\n\nI have spilt my accounts to be able to minimise the risk and maximise the profits. This way I've got money going into long-term investments, a smaller account for hype-trading and even a smaller account if I feel knowledgable enough to make an intra-day trade.", 'Budweiser? Needle ? What’s the connection with Monster ?', 'my 3 best is square carvana and nvdia', '60%on square inc.', 'Jeremy, cut it with the mid video inserted pictures. Getting really annoying.', '$299 (300) bucks to watch this average Schmoe talk about stocks So laughable. Just pay $3 for a bus ride and ask any random old man about the stock market: would yield the same results.', 'You need to talk to YouTube about better "commercials" lol. You deserve better.', 'Much better returns this year in my portfolio SQ (241%), AMZN (110%), SSTI (433%}, ILMN (79%), CHGG (96%)', 'Spoiler all three are Tesla. But in all seriousness you know at least one of them is.', 'Are you trying to brainwash us with those images.', 'The flashes remind me of fight club', 'Verastem, Amazon, Apple', "ELY!!!!\nDo you know if it's getting picked up by ETF's? That would be awesome", 'My top 3:\n\nSquare - SQ\nCanopy Growth Company - CGC\nAmazon - AMZN', 'What do you think of Sirius XM buying Pandora? New big threat in the music industry? Great video like usual. Love ELY!!', 'Your reference of woods is hilarious haha', 'Random cuts are freaking me out. Especially the one frame ones. Not a fan.', 'Nice picks Jeremy! TSLA has been super volatile and had a few low points. Wish I looked into ELY a little more but overall this year has been fairly good for some, bad for other companies haha', 'TSLA. 9 shares baby. Going to da moooooooonnnnn!', 'Remember that song that went\n🎶 8 6 7 5 3 0 9 ee-ine? Yeah? Well all day I’ve been singing \n🎵 T S L A $3 0 9 ee-ine! but it sits at 310 in the after market. Great days ahead for Elon Musk and company!!', 'That Tiger Woods part killed me thought I was watching some stand up haha.', 'Gopro?', 'Loool that was something else with Tiger. Nice shirt btw', 'Tesla is my best performing stock followed by Nvidia and Splunk. My worst performing stock is Micron', 'A few people say your not that good, you where only lucky to get in to the market at the right time and your a shit investor. They never mention ELY though. Well done sir all them people never seen that', 'Gosh seriously thats your logic of stock picking? You really got some luck bro.', 'my most like stock so far :\n1,ALIBABA\n2,COSTCO\n3,TD BANK\n\nTHX,', 'Told you to reinvest all your original TSLA cash back into the stock. Oh well....', 'Hi Jeremy, thanks for this update. I noticed that you liked ELY and TOL stocks. Are you going to make a video about other luxury stocks? Thanks', "If you think Musk is really building car carriers, you're dumber than you look.", 'Well done with ELY', 'My best 3 is aurora canopy and namaste I am over 100 percent on each position', 'You said you’d buy snap if it fell below 9. Be a man. 😂', 'Weed stocks are in his private account :D', 'GoBroke up big today son.', 'Any thoughts on the Sirius XM /Pandora merger?']	My name is Jeremy Lefebvre and I created the Financial Education Channel as somewhere people from all backgrounds, countries etc can come and learn about Investing, Personal Finance and entrepreneurship! Apply to join my private Stock group & Wealth Group with this link FAQ What do you do each day? Now a days I focus most of my time on finding the next home run stocks, running my stock portfolios, help my private stock group members reach 6 figure, 7 figure and 8 figure milestones, and lastly record Youtube videos! I use to have a real estate marketing company before youtube took off. Before that I was a manager for a company named Quiktrip. Wife Kids? Yes I have a beautiful wife and 2 awesome little boys When did you start the Financial Education channel? I started in 2016 Any advice to retail investors? Do Research and watch my videos on investing!	114,942,285	733,000	2,587	Category 1	Well, do I have a treat for you guys today. Today I'm gonna share with you the three best stocks I have bought in 2018 in terms of their stock market performance so far. All three of these companies' stocks have gone up pretty substantially throughout 2018 since I added shares. I'm gonna show you the date that these shares were bought on, I'm gonna show you the cost basis behind these shares and everything when it comes to that. Two of these stocks I hardly ever talk about in the channel because two of these stocks are not really drama stocks, so they're not the type of stocks that would bring in views on YouTube, okay? One of these stocks that has performed very well is the ultimate drama stock. It's actually the stock I probably talk about more than any other stock on the entire YouTube channel. And you know I'm a long-term investor, so I usually buy shares in a company. I'm planning on holding them for several years. Sometimes I'll sell it at a position if it goes up a ton. Some of these positions have made really nice moves and I still have decided not to sell them because I believe there's more upside potential ahead of themselves. And I don't get too hyped on what stocks up a lot, what stocks down a lot, because in the grand scheme of things, if I'm thinking about selling these shares out two, three, four, five years from now, if I'm up 20% on shares or 50% on shares or down 10% or 20% on shares, does it really matter right now if I'm planning on selling out those shares two, three, four, five years from now? It really doesn't. But I thought it'd be a fun video to do for you guys here today, so I hope you enjoy this. Hit a thumbs up if you enjoy me sharing this video with you guys today. It's not something I have to share, but I thought it might be interesting to you guys. Coming in at the first one, the third best stock I've bought so far in 2018 is a Monster Beverage Corporation, MNST is a ticker symbol. This is just the shares I own in my public account. Public account is basically an account I have in my stock market membership group, which if you wanna get in there, it's the second link in the description down there if you wanna get in my private stock market membership group. Basically I have an account and I show all the shares in that account. I show the cost basis and everything. This is just the shares I have in my public account. This is not even the shares I have in my private accounts. In my public account, basically, we have 100 shares still of Monster. Our cost basis on that one's $4,900. Basically the current market value is over $5,800. Right now we're up somewhere around pushing up to 19% on Monster shares as of right now. It's done very well. You can see we bought these shares on May 15th. May 24th. So that was what, five months ago or so, or maybe less than five months ago. So it's not like we've held those shares for a very long amount of time. So good increase there. Now why is this? Well, it's likely they're gonna be increasing prices in the back half of this year and going into 2019 on Monster products in North America. And this has led a lot of analysts to go ahead and upgrade this stock and say buy Monster stock because their profitability is gonna go up a ton in 2019, 2020. And Monster does this every few years. Basically what happens is costs rise. Costs of the cans rise, costs of sugar, and whatever other things that go into Monster, they end up rising over time. And Monster will be stuck kind of selling for their prices for a couple years there. And then all of a sudden you have an increase in price. And just think about it. If a Monster goes up 10 cents a can or something like that, when you're selling millions and tens of millions and hundreds of millions of cans a year of Monster, just a 10 cent rise can make a massive difference to your bottom line of the company. Which is why in 2019 if Monster increases prices in North America in the back half of this year, you know, as far as their earnings, they should absolutely explode going into 2019. So a lot of analysts have gotten in front of this and said, you know, this is a stock people need to buy now. I kind of looked at it. I love the company. I love the vision. I've been in Monster before. Made a lot of money on it in the past. It's one of my most successful investments ever. Sold out of it a few years ago. Haven't been that interested. All of a sudden I was looking at it this spring and it was a 40 something dollar stock and I thought, this looks like a good time to get back in Monster. And I have and so far it's performing very well. I plan on holding that one for quite a while. I think it will continue to do very well for us. And so that's the first one guys. Stock number two, the second best performing stock I have bought in 2018 is Tesla. So Tesla, obviously this one is talked about a lot on the YouTube channel. And so I've owned Tesla two different times so far this year and we have done amazing both times. So the most recent time, the time I currently hold the shares, okay. Basically we're up around 18% on the shares. Up over $1800. Our current value on that is over $12,000 there and our cost basis is $262 a share. We own 40 shares as of right now. So and that was just bought back in September 7th. So that was what, like three weeks ago or so. So it's not like we've held these shares for very long and it's already performing amazing. And this is the second time I've held Tesla so far this year. So earlier in the year I bought Tesla just like the perfect time. It was at like $320 or so, $323, something around there. And then the go private situation came out. I ended up selling out that day and I made over a $3000 profit in a very, very, very short amount of time in Tesla. So we've kind of bought it at the right times. You know and that's kind of what the stock market, the name of the game is, right? You wanna buy at the right time, sell at the right time. Now why do I attribute these big gains in Tesla? Well obviously the first time is because Elon Musk came out with the private thing. That's not, doesn't take rocket science. But this most recent time that the shares have, you know, skyrocketed since I bought in, is you know Elon Musk is back in the news for the right things and not the wrong things, okay? Now you type in Elon Musk and you read some of the headlines and you see things like this. A space, a base on Mars? It could happen by 2028, Elon Musk says, okay. Tesla starts building its own car carriers due to extreme shortage of Model 3 delivery rush week, says Elon Musk. This is good news, okay? When Elon Musk was all in the news for, he's calling some guy a pedophile and he's you know over here on a podcast, you know smoking pot or whatever. That type of stuff was negative headlines that was just like scaring everybody away from Tesla and it made an unbelievable buying opportunity for someone like myself in the shares, but it scared away a lot of investors. It freaked the whole market out and people said, oh I don't want anything to do with Tesla, okay? So the fact that Elon Musk is back in the headlines for the right thing, the typical Elon Musk stuff, you know the big grand visions and those type of things, that's a very, very good thing. And it's an exciting time for Tesla. It's an exciting, exciting time for Tesla, okay? Tesla expects to be profitable in this quarter. They're gonna report here very soon and that's gonna be the first profitable quarter ever in the company's history. And also they're talking about Q4 should be a very strong profitable quarter as well. And if we look here, revenue growth is expected to be up 100 plus percent in the current quarter, okay? And then 100 plus percent next quarter. These are very exciting times for Tesla the company. Massive growth is going on with the company. Expected to maybe be profitable finally for the company. These are big, big things, okay? So the last thing you wanna do is have any negative headlines out there distracting everybody from the underlying business and the exciting things that's going on right now at Tesla. So when I look at Tesla, I'm very excited for those shares over the next half decade or decade to come. It's my spec stock out there and I think it will perform very well. We've already made a massive profit on it in the past. We're already up big on this position now and I plan on holding that one there. And last one, the best performing one of them all is Eli's stock Callaway Golf, all right? Callaway Golf. So this one's also in my public account. This is in my private account. This one's in my public account here and you're gonna see we're up over 57% on these shares, ticker symbol Eli. We started buying this one in January this year. We bought some more in February and some more in March and it's just been an unbelievably performing stock. When you can get a 57% plus gain in a matter of six to nine months, that's unreal, okay? Now why is this gain happening? Well, part of it's great management. Part of it is they're great top golf investment and some people trying to finally realize how big top golf's gonna be in the future. They own about almost 15% of top golf. But the biggest reason, and people laughed at me when I first told people I was buying into Eli's stock and I was gonna make it a big position of mine, okay? Remember, those are just the shares I own in my public account, never mind what I own in my private account. When I first started buying those shares, people laughed at me for giving this reason. And the reason was Tiger Woods. People laughed at me when I said, you know, one of the biggest reasons why I was bullish on Eli's stock was Tiger Woods coming back to golf. I thought he was gonna become a very solid golfer again and it was gonna excite people around the game of golf. And this past weekend, I had goosebumps watching this golf tournament. I was watching a golf tournament over watching NFL games. That's how big this was this past weekend. It looked like the second coming of Jesus was on that golf course, guys. I've never seen something like it in sports ever. The crowd was massive. He was leading his people like he was Moses. This was the most amazing thing I ever saw. I was almost, I felt like crying watching this. It was incredible just on a human scale to see something like that. And Tiger ended up winning that golf tournament. He's played great golf all year, okay? And basically, I looked at Eli's stock and I saw the opportunity there and I saw their top golf investment. That's what originally sparked my idea. And then I started kind of looking into where Tiger Woods was at. And he was doing some press conferences and talking about how he had no pain in his back anymore. And when I heard that, I said, this seems like the perfect opportunity to get involved with this stock. Their massive top golf investment, that's taking off. You got them buying some great clothing brands, Travis Matthews being one of them, OGO being another one. And then you have Tiger Woods coming back to the game of golf. And I think he's gonna be a great golfer again. This was the perfect setup opportunity. And that's why you get a 57% gain in a matter of six to nine months. And I think we shall perform very well in the future. So I'm extremely excited about all three of these stocks. I wanna know from you guys down there in that comment section, which one of these three stocks is your favorite. Also, if you love keeping up with stock market news, make sure you follow me on Instagram. I post a lot of stock market news in my Instagram stories. If you wanna get in my private stock market membership group that's the second link down there in the description. I think there's actually a discount on it right now. So anyways, I hope you guys enjoyed this as always. Thank you for watching and have a great day.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0AQK4bQKiQ	one of them all is Eli stock, Callaway Golf, all right? Callaway Golf, so this one's also in my public account, this isn't my private account. This one's in my public account here, and you're gonna see we're up over 57% on these shares, ticker symbol Eli. We started buying this one in January this year, we bought some more in February and some more in March, and it's just been an unbelievably performing stock. When you can get a 57% plus gain in a matter of, you know, six to nine months, that's unreal, okay? Now why is this gain happening? Well, part of it's great management, part of it is they're great Topgolf investment, and some people trying to finally realize how big Topgolf's gonna be in the future, they own about almost 15% of Topgolf. But the biggest reason, and people laughed at me when I first told people I was buying into Eli stock and I was gonna make it a big position of mine, okay? Remember, those are just the shares I own in my public account, never mind what I own in my private account. When I first started buying those shares, people laughed at me for giving this reason. And the reason was Tiger Woods. People laughed at me when I said, you know, one of the biggest reasons why I was bullish on Eli stock was Tiger Woods coming back to golf, I thought he was gonna, you know, become a very solid golfer again, and it was gonna excite people around the game of golf. And this past weekend, I had goosebumps watching this golf tournament. I was watching a golf tournament over watching NFL games, that's how big this was this past weekend. It looked like the second coming of Jesus was on that golf course, guys. I've never seen something like it in sports ever. The crowd was massive, he was leading his people, like he was Moses. This was the most amazing thing I ever saw. I was almost, I felt like crying watching this. It was incredible, just on a human scale to see something like that, and Tiger ended up winning that golf tournament. He's played great golf all year, okay? And basically, I looked at Eli stock, and I saw the opportunity there, and I saw their Topgolf investment. That's what originally sparked my idea. And then I started kinda looking into where Tiger Woods was at, and he was doing some press conferences and talking about how he had no pain in his back anymore. And when I heard that, I said, this seems like the perfect opportunity to get involved with this stock. Their massive Topgolf investment, that's taking off. You got them buying some great clothing brands, Travis Matthews being one of them, OGO being another one, and then you have Tiger Woods coming back to the game of golf, and I think he's gonna be a great golfer again. This was the perfect setup opportunity, and that's why you get a 57% gain in a matter of six to nine months, and I think we shall perform very well in the future. So I'm extremely excited about all three of these stocks. I wanna know from you guys down there in that comment section, which one of these three stocks is your favorite? Also, if you leave a comment, I'm gonna be able to answer that. So I'm gonna be able to answer that. I'm gonna be able to answer that. I'm gonna be able to answer that. I'm gonna be able to answer that.
125,899,761	144	K8_mJ_OTpxQ	44.468805	586.408523	Buy	Title	3	TSLA	null	null	null	Why I’m Buying as Much Tesla Stock as Possible	45,430,052	Yes	144	Why I’m Buying as Much Tesla Stock as Possible	2024-07-02 19:00:10+00:00	UCJtfma0mE_XrBAD9uakcjfA	Felix & Friends (Goat Academy)	👉 I want the full Tesla valuation model for free: https://felixfriends.org/tesla2030 👤 Meet Felix: I'm your host, Felix. My journey took me from being a novice investor to an investment banker, a corporate lawyer, and an entrepreneur. Investing was my key to early retirement at 40. My goal? To empower YOU to navigate the financial market with ease and transparency, free from the conventional financial system's noise. Let's embark on this journey to financial freedom together! ⚖️This is from my lovely lawyers: The content in this video is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute and should not be construed as financial or investment advice or an offer to purchase or sell securities. 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NO REPRESENTATION IS BEING MADE THAT ANY ACCOUNT WILL OR IS LIKELY TO ACHIEVE PROFIT OR LOSSES SIMILAR TO THOSE SHOWN #felixprehn #tesla #tsla	['tesla', 'tsla', 'tesla stock', 'tsla stock', 'tesla stock today', 'tesla stock news', 'tesla stock prediction', 'tesla stock analysis', 'tesla stock price', 'tesla stock crash', 'tesla stock market', 'tsla stock market', 'tsla stock price', 'tsla stock analysis', 'tsla stock news', 'tsla stock prediction', 'tsla stock price prediction', 'tesla pre earnings data', 'tsla pre earnings data', 'tesla news', 'tesla ai', 'tesla price target', 'tesla profit', 'tesla data', 'felix prehn', 'felix prehn review', 'felix prehn scam']	en	609	false	25,674	1,125	86	['👉 I want the full Tesla valuation model for free: https://felixfriends.org/tesla2030', 'Hey Felix, buying before earnings? Didn‘t you always say that is a no no???', 'This looks like NIO business and their swap stations that no one cares apparently', 'One word …. Robots… and AI … ok that’s two words', '… wow. You seem to think that TESLA is only a car company! Get educated.', 'Disappointing video, I only see speculations without talking about valuation...', 'NIO video please', '"A planet where apes evolved from men?!?"\nNice attempt at humour but not really very funny. \nShort tsla at 248.', '$240.00.....$300.00 NEXT????!!!! TESLA TO GINORMOUS SIZE - Just wait.', 'Awesome video \nTesla to the Moon or for Elon MARS 😂🎉', 'Tesla is the biggest liar company 😂😂😂😂😂. See you next year with another promises not maintained. Have a great day 🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑', 'Energy power \nsector s going to be big in the near future, robotic is next. I buy it for the hype short-term run.', 'Dude sounds like a British kirmit da frog', 'What about Space X???', 'Everybody is talking BULLISH about $TSLA! REMEMBER when everybody is talking about a stock like that means is time to SELL. Isn’t that what they preach?', "Mathew McConaughey's brother??🤔", 'Hi Winston', 'whatever it is... im riding with the legend Elon.. LET GO!', 'I honestly think you just jumped the shark. \nBut time will tell.', "Really?, you're buying at these price levels. Lol common, no you are not.", 'Careful for the pullback pre election.\n\nThen rally after', 'I heard this robo crap since the 80.. and 55yrs later no robocops or robo maids ridiculous', 'Genius', 'Should let Winston decide with multiple doggy bowls with ticker signs.', 'Sell Tesla', 'Why did you not say all this two weeks ago when the stock was hitting lows? Now that it is higher, the question is how long will any of this take.', "My question is why you didn't buy into it when it was much cheaper ?", 'All points that Tesla holders have known / believed in, myself since 2019.', 'If, if, if…… That’s a whole heap,of “if”s….. I like the Energy angle, have done for years but he’s NEVER pushed it nearly hard enough as yet….', "Dogs love mud, don't they? Thanks for doing what you do Felix!", 'You missed the elephant in the room: RoboTaxis', 'What’s a tweet?', 'Always late\nBuy NVDA after going up 200%\nNow buy TSLA after going up 30% in a month ?\nThe only real recommendation was PYPL and is -13% last year', "I'm about to board a plane, otherwise I join the Tuesday knowledge sharing again. Learned so much! Thank you! :)", "Daaaaamn! I'd sell you my Tesla stock if I'd ever bought any. Tesla is a joke. Their EVs don't sell any more and their cyberthing is a complete failure. All their batteries revenues could be wiped out by the coiming of a new battery technology they would not own. Optimus robots ? Let's wait to know their sale price before saying they'll be produced by millions. Just keep in mind that Boston Dynamics has been producing humanoid robots for more than a decade. Seen many in the industry?", 'Winston for United States president', 'I prefer buy AVGO', 'half of my portfolio is tesla shares. needless to say im making bank but i think Tesla hasnt even warmed up yet. the best is yet to come. im only going to add more shares each week', 'Sounds like Tesla is bringing SkyNet to the world just like the movie Terminator', 'nothing changed but you didnt say you buy at 140, 180, 190', 'These thumbnails are giving major aphex twin vibes 😂', 'Thanks', 'This video should have been at 165$ or under', "how can he drop so many clips? i can't even catch up watching them all. at least it doesn't get boring", 'Winston for the win! I’m all in!', '$2,000 in 2030', 'Felix finally folded! Lol!', "1 billion robots connected by the world's most powerful AI and unlimited access to electrical power with a secret backdoor built in ... what could possibly go wrong?", 'Let me sell all of my wife’s diamonds and buy more Tesla shares lol.', 'I already did at average share cost $190. Thanks for the insight. 👊']	CHANNEL MISSION The education system has one purpose. To create the next generation of worker bees for large corporates. That is why we can go through school, college, even MBAs and come out without a financial education. You deserve financial and time freedom - not 40 years of 9-5, with an insufficient pension at the end. The only way to get there is to master managing your money. Stop relying on 1 salary. Build new income streams. Make your money work for you. THE MISSION OF THIS COMMUNITY IS TO MAKE A MILLION PEOPLE FINANCIALLY FREE. Keep motivated. Connect you with like minded people. WHO ARE FELIX & WINSTON? Felix Prehn is an economist, banker & lawyer. Felix and his adopted golden retriever, Winston, share their 20+ years experience of investing. Felix lost 50% of his first investment. While the bank who sold it to him made 7%+ It took a major back injury for Felix to quit the rat race. Thus motivated, he got time and financial freedom.	13,921,982	158,000	1,866	Category 1	Welcome to Felix and Friends, where we are not just predicting the future, we're sniffing it out like my trusty psychic Winston on a squirrel hunt. And speaking of hunting, today we're tracking down something much bigger than squirrels. But before we unleash our financial mud digging instincts, I want to share with you a secret that even Winston can't dig up. Oh, it's nice and muddy. My mission, which Winston wholeheartedly supports with tailwax, is to liberate a million people from financial salary slavery. Yes, you heard it right. I'm therefore giving you the full valuation model on Tesla that we are about to go through as a free download. Just go to FelixFriends.org slash Tesla 2030. FelixFriends.org slash Tesla 2030. It's the first link in the description down below. Tesla, a name that conjures images of sleek electric cars and charismatic Elon Musk pictures. Well, it's not really about because what if I told you that we've literally been barking up the wrong tree? What if the real Tesla revolution isn't about cars? What if institutions just started to buy secretly because they've started to understand this and people are getting left behind? Today, we're going to peel back the layers of Tesla's master plan to reveal three hidden titans that could reshape our world and your investment portfolio. Picture this. It's 2030 or a few years after that. A tweet predicts Tesla will operate 100 million robo taxis and over a billion optimist robots by then with a 24 trillion valuation. Sounds impossible, right? You can never have a company that big. Well, so did a 650 billion valuation in 2018 and we all know how that turned out. The skeptics have been wrong before, but here is where it gets interesting and where you need to pay close attention. Hidden titan number one, the energy empire. While everyone's been focused on cars and delivery numbers, which come out today or so as I'm recording this, Tesla has been quietly building an energy behemoth. Solar roofs, power walls and grid scale storage are just the beginning. But here is the bombshell. What if Tesla's energy business becomes the backbone of a new decentralized power grid? If Tesla captures just 10% of the global electricity market by sometime in the 2030s, we are looking at a potential annual revenue of 500 billion from energy alone. That's more than twice Tesla's entire revenue at the moment from just one division that nobody really cares about right now. Hidden titan number two is the robot, the robot revolution. And I've mentioned before that the prediction of a billion optimist robots is out there. But let's put that into perspective. The entire global manufacturing workforce is only about 400 million people. So therefore, people are saying it's impossible. You can't have more robots than people working. This is mad nonsense. Nonsense. Forget about it. But what if it were true and Tesla's robot army would actually triple or quadruple the world's production capacity? But here's a twist. What if the real value isn't in selling robots? What if that isn't the business at all, but in what the robots actually produce? Imagine Tesla becoming the world's largest manufacturer of, well, just about everything. If each optimist robots generates just $50,000 in manufacturing output annually, that's a 50 trillion, yes, trillion, I'm not Biden. I know the difference between trillions and billions. A 50 trillion impact on the economy. That's about half of the current global GDP. Wait till you hear about hidden titan number three. AI as a service. Everyone's talking about chat GPT and Google AI and Amazon's Claude and everything else. But Tesla has been quietly accumulating the world's largest real-world AI training dataset through its vehicles. What if Tesla isn't just an AI company, but the AI company? In a surprise move, let's just say Tesla opens up its AI as a service. And you pay a dollar per day per user, which certainly for commercial users would be like, that's pretty cheap. And say they get a billion users, which given how many internet users there are right now, it's not entirely unreasonable. Well, that would bring you in 365 billion cashflow a year. That's more than the GDP of a lot of countries. Now, this is where it gets truly mind-bending. Even if Tesla only succeeds in one of these areas, energy, robots, or AI, we've completely discounted here full service driving taxis. That's a whole nother business. But it's sort of more the core business at the moment. The potential is staggering. But what if they were to succeed in all three or even all four? Well, we're looking at a company that could seriously reshape the global economy in ways we can barely imagine. Now, of course, there are challenges, there are regulatory hurdles, technological barriers, lots of competition. They won't get the whole pie of everything. But remember, Elon has a track record of making the impossible possible. If you'd asked a rocket engineer 10 years ago, five years ago, maybe even two years ago, can I send a rocket to space and bring it back down and land it on a small little pod? Or even at sea? What would people have said to you? No, of course, it's impossible. Nobody can ever do that. And that's very much the same thing, the minute mile and all these kind of things. Elon Musk has a very unique mindset. He's not fazed by the impossible. In fact, he seems to thrive on proving that the impossible is possible. But there is a final twist. What if all of these seemingly separate business are actually part of one great interconnected plan, a plan to create a self-sustaining, AI-driven, robot-manufactured, clean energy ecosystem that could power humanity's expansion on Earth and beyond? Personally, I'm investing in Tesla not just because I want to bet on the company. And I do think they're going to do tremendously well with cars and robo-taxis and, you know, watch out Uber. But I'm betting on a vision of the future here. Now, is it high risk? Yes. Why? There is a key man risk. If Elon goes, the whole thing will become an apple. You know, nice business, nice free cash flow, nice dividends, but forget the great big innovations. But the potential rewards if Elon sticks around are, in my opinion, and I've been investing for over 20 years, beyond anything we've seen in financial history. So what do you think? Is Tesla building the framework for a new civilization? Or is this all just a grand illusion? Well, let me tell you that more Wall Street institutions are getting in on this, as we can see from dark pool trades. And if you head over to Trade Vision, which I'll show to you on the screen, and you type in Tesla in what we call smart money trades, basically Wall Street's hidden trades, and we have the data. And you might want to then filter just to the large trades, because I generally only care about the large trades. I don't really care about the small trades. And for the first time in a long time, and this is data from yesterday as I'm recording this, the most recent trades, and they're quite large, millions of dollars, are actually bullish positions on Tesla. Something we haven't seen in a long time, because they've been pretty much bearish for a really, really, really, really, really long time. If you want to dive deeper into these numbers, and yes, these are bull case scenarios. They might not pan out that way. They might not all pan out together. But if just a fraction of them pan out, then I think we'll do very, very well. So head over to FelixSchwenz.org slash Tesla 2030. Download the valuation document that I've made for you. And stay curious. Hedge your risk. The one stock portfolio is a bad idea. And above all, never stop learning how to make your money work for you. The 1%, the richest 1%, if their money work for them. Everybody else is a sucker and works for the 1%. You need to make steps to become the 1%. And yes, you can. And yes, it's possible. If Elon can land a rocket back on Earth, surely it's possible for you to get better at managing your money. It's a skill anybody can learn. Smash the subscribe button and I'll do my best to help you on this journey. And I thank you for watching. Winston and Felix here from a very windy mountain. There are two types of commentaries out there at the moment. There are the people who are saying, look, everything is going to go up another 10x. And then there are the people who are saying, we are the top of the rally, the market's going to crash 80%. And there is very little balanced commentary based on actual facts. And that's what I want to give you here today. So you are the best.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8_mJ_OTpxQ	the full valuation model on Tesla that we are about to go through as a free download. Just go to FelixFrenz.org slash Tesla 2030. FelixFrenz.org slash Tesla 2030. It's the first link in the description down below. Tesla, a name that conjures images of sleek electric cars and charismatic Elon Musk pictures. Well, it's not really about because what if I told you that we've literally been barking up the wrong tree? What if the real Tesla revolution isn't about cars? What if institutions just started to buy secretly because they've started to understand this and people are getting left behind? Today we're going to peel back the layers of Tesla's master plan to reveal three hidden titans that could reshape our world and your investment portfolio. Picture this. It's 2030 or a few years after that. A tweet predicts Tesla will operate 100 million robo-taxis and over a billion Optimus robots by then with a 24 trillion valuation. Sounds impossible, right? You can never have a company that big. Well, so did a 650 billion valuation in 2018 and we all know how that turned out. The skeptics have been wrong before, but here is where it gets interesting and where you need to pay close attention. Hidden Titan number one. The Energy Empire. While everyone's been focused on cars and delivery numbers which come out today or so as I'm recording this, Tesla has been quietly building an energy behemoth. Solar roofs, power walls and grid-scale storage are just the beginning. But here is the bombshell. What if Tesla's energy business becomes the backbone of a new decentralized power grid? If Tesla captures just 10% of the global electricity market by sometime in the 2030s, we are looking at a potential annual revenue of 500 billion from energy alone. That's more than twice Tesla's entire revenue at the moment from just one division that nobody really cares about right now. Hidden Titan number two is the robot. The robot revolution. And I've mentioned before that the prediction of a billion optimist robots is out there. But let's put that into perspective. The entire global manufacturing workforce is only about 400 million people. So therefore people are saying it's impossible. You can't have more robots than people working. This is mad nonsense. Nonsense. Forget about it. But what if it were true and Tesla's robot army would actually triple or quadruple the world's production capacity? But here's a twist. What if the real value isn't in selling robots? What if that isn't the business at all, but in what the robots actually produce? Imagine Tesla becoming the world's largest manufacturer of, well, just about everything. If each optimist robots generates just $50,000 in manufacturing output annually, that's a 50 trillion, yes, trillion, I'm not Biden, I know the difference between trillions and billions, a 50 trillion impact on the economy. That's about half of the current global GDP. Wait till you hear about Hidden Titan number three. AI as a service. Everyone's talking about chat GPT and Google AI and Amazon's Claude and everything else. But Tesla has been quietly accumulating the world's largest real world AI training data set through its vehicles. What if Tesla isn't just an AI company, but the AI company? In a surprise move, let's just say Tesla opens up its AI as a service and you pay a dollar per day per user, which certainly for commercial users would be like, that's pretty cheap. And say they get a billion users, which given how many internet users there are right now, it's not entirely unreasonable. Well, that would bring you in 365 billion cash flow a year. That's more than the GDP of a lot of countries. Now, this is where it gets truly mind-bending. Even if Tesla only succeeds in one of these areas, energy, robots, or AI, we've completely discounted here for service driving taxis. That's a whole nother business. We just sort of more the core business at the moment. The potential is staggering. But what if they were to succeed in all three or even all four? Well, we're looking at a company that could seriously reshape the global economy in ways we could barely imagine. Now, of course, there are challenges, there are regulatory hurdles, technological barriers, lots of competition. They won't get the whole pie of everything. But remember, Elon has a track record of making the impossible possible. If you'd asked a rocket engineer 10 years ago, five years ago, maybe even two years ago, can I send a rocket to space and bring it back down and land it on a small little pod or even at sea? What would people have said to you? No, of course, it's impossible. Nobody can ever do that. And that's very much the same thing, you know, the minute mile and all these kind of things. Elon Musk has a very unique mindset. He's not fazed by the impossible. In fact, he seems to thrive on proving that the impossible is possible. But there is a final twist. What if all of these seemingly separate business models are actually part of one great interconnected plan, a plan to create a self-sustaining, AI-driven, robot-manufactured, clean energy ecosystem that could power humanity's expansion on Earth and beyond? Personally, I'm investing in Tesla not just because I want to bet on the company. And I do think they're going to do tremendously well with cars and robo-taxis and, you know, I'm betting on a vision of the future here. Now, is it high risk? Yes. Why? There is a key man risk. If Elon goes, the whole thing will become an apple, you know, nice business, nice free cash flow, nice dividends, but forget the great big innovations. But the potential rewards, if Elon sticks around, are, in my opinion, and I've been investing for over 20 years, beyond anything we've seen in financial history. So what do you think? Is Tesla building the framework for a new civilization or is this all just a grand illusion? Well, let me tell you that more Wall Street institutions are getting in on this, as we can see from Dark Pool Trades. And if you head over to Trade Vision, which I'll show to you on the screen, and you type in Tesla in what we call smart money trades, basically Wall Street's hidden trades, and we have the data. And you might want to then filter just to the large trades, because I generally only care about the large trades. I only care about the small trades. And for the first time in a long time, and this is data from yesterday as I'm recording this, the most recent trades, and they're quite large, millions of dollars, are actually bullish positions on Tesla, something we haven't seen in a long time, because they've been pretty much bearish for a really, really, really, really, really long time. If you want to dive deeper into these numbers, and yes, these are bull case scenarios, they might not pan out that way, they might not all pan out together. But if just a fraction of them pan out, then I think we'll do very, very well. So head over to FelixSchwenz.org slash Tesla 2030, download the valuation document that I've made for you. And stay curious, hedge your risk, the one stock portfolio is a bad idea. And above all, never stop learning how to make your money work for you. The 1%, the richest 1% of their money work for them. Everybody else is a sucker and works for the 1%. You need to make steps to become the 1%. And yes, you can. And yes, it's possible. If Elon can land a rocket back on Earth, surely it's possible for you to get better at managing your money. It's a skill anybody can learn. Smash the subscribe button and I'll do my best to help you on that.
125,899,762	145	keikMNOJ5ho	13.918054	589.173052	Don't buy	Selected region	2	TIPS	null	null	null	Big Problem with Bond ETFs!!! DO NOT Buy TIPS ETFs?	45,430,227	Yes	145	Big Problem with Bond ETFs!!! DO NOT Buy TIPS ETFs?	2022-10-23 12:05:00+00:00	UCSglJMvX-zSgv3PEJIE_inw	Learn to Invest - Investors Grow	NEW! 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These videos are for educational purposes only. Investing of any kind involves risk. Your investments are solely your responsibility and we do not provide personalized investment advice. It is crucial that you conduct your own research. I am merely sharing my opinion with no guarantee of gains or losses on investments. Please consult your financial or tax professional prior to making an investment. #LearnToInvest #StocksToWatch #StockMarket	['Investment Ideas', 'learn to invest', 'investing for beginners', 'stock market', 'how to invest', 'optimized portfolio', 'tips', 'tips etf', 'tips etfs', 'schp', 'vtip', 'stip', 'ltpz', 'inflation', 'tip etf', 'ltpz etf', 'stip etf', 'vtip etf', 'schp etf', 'tip etfs', 'tips bonds', 'treasury inflation protected securities', 'bond etfs 2022', 'bond etfs explained', 'bonds explained', 'bond etfs vs individual bonds']	en	683	false	23,027	804	112	["Holding a single bond or an ETF is the same thing. The ETF is priced daily, so has to show the decreased face value on the open market if rates rise. Holding a single bond is the same, the face value drops in an increasing rate environment, and vice versa. Same with CDs (you just don't see it b/c the face value looks identical) but if that was priced on the open market, it would have a discounted face value. When a bond matures in the ETF, it's rolled into a new bond at the higher rate.", "Thank you. I was wanting to buy SCHP. I won't now since you explained to me what I'd be getting into.", 'There are two thing wrong with this - first one should have bought short time bond not intermediate or long term when fed was increasing rates or move to cash now when they are almost done buy anyone short ,intermediate or long term it’s perfect timing for making profit as it moves from max out red to green.', 'BTI is my favorite bond right now. Nothing like some cigs and divs.', 'Hi, what about IB01?', "NOW is the time to load up on bond etfs, fact of the matter is timing, you don't buy bonds when rates are increasing, you buy when the feds pause then pivot. An etf will out perform a bill. pull up the charts on them between 2016-2018", 'TIPS.. yes but with interest rates at a somewhat high level and the unit price now somewhat depressed and paying 6% yield, perhaps tips is a good bet at the moment?', "It's not a problem...it's simply an opportunity. You're only highlighting one side of the yield moves.", "Well. If you hold the indvidual bond, with each year you hold it the duration comes down. Of course when in the last year of holding the bond there is a sharp rise in interest rates, the individual bond that has only a duration of 1 left will not fall as much as the bond fund that keeps it's duration at a stable level by constantly trading the bonds it holds to match a certain duration profile.", "Apples to oranges comparison. A 5 year bond becomes a 4 year bond after a year, then it becomes a 3 year bond, etc. In a rising rate environment like we're in now, shortening the duration is better which is why the individual bond beats the ETF in your cherry-picked scenario. The ETF on the other hand has to maintain a constant 5-year duration, which loses money while rates rise rapidly; but as soon as rates stabilize or fall, the ETF will outperform. That's because the ETF is currently buying 5 year Treasuries with 4.5-5% yields, while your bond is stuck at 2%. The ETF eventually will be full of Treasuries that yield 4-5%, and once rates fall, those Treasuries will appreciate, beating your individual bond.", 'What a superb videos. It has explained what I was thinking about ETF bonds and cleared me I was right and my mathematics assumptions were what you have shown. Thanks & subscribed', 'i think that is the game... people want to buy etf bonds because it is cheap now, if interest rates start to go down the etf will go up. The bonds will stay with much more less volatility', "I'm planning to switch to bonds. I have only been doing ¢rypto but I believe bonds have way less volatility. I don't get so much from the videos online🤦\u200d♀🤦\u200d♀. I'll need some guidance", "Quit waving your hands around. It's annoying as f*ck.", "Wouldn't that chart say TIPS is a better buy now vs the treasury itself? The chart follows pretty closely until that massive drop...Seems the discount would be much better buying TIPS here vs the treasury even though it was reversely true prior to that?", 'What about BND ?', 'Do these problems also hold true for Bond Mutual Funds? I assume yes.', 'Bond ETFs are for speculators, not for investors. I was sitting on TBT this year, it was a great ride.', 'Dude.... Are you serious with this? Of the 5 year vs 3-7 year tracks early on in its life because its basically the same asset. As time goes on it simply is not the same product.', 'Hey Jimmy, you once did a video about the dogs of the dow, I think you should review that strategy again, there might be a lot of value for your fan base.', "You pointed out the problem with investing in bonds in a rising interest rate environment. You are right that holding a bond directly from IPO to maturity is better vs holding the bond ETF in a rising interest rate environment, but if the opposite is true, a decreasing interest environment, then you would be better off investing in the bond ETF. The reason the bond ETF would be best in a decreasing interest environment is because the ETF bonds are appreciating in value and the bond owned directly will mature at it's face value (no appreciation). All in all, if you invest long-term into a diversified mix of bonds directly, then the return performance should not be much different than investing in an index that is similar to those bonds. So, if you believe interest rates are peaking, then long-term bond ETFs will perform better than their recent history. Also, if you think inflation is peaking, then any investment in TIPS will perform poorly in the near term. Not sure you touched on it (I didn't hear it mentioned, possibly I was distracted), but TIPS behave differently than normal treasury bonds. TIPS value increases as inflation increases, which means TIPS interest rates also increase with inflation. However, the market prices in what is expected to happen and not what is currently happening or what happened in the past. So, if TIPS are down, it means the market is expecting in the future either that inflation will decrease and thus TIPS will earn less in interest or that the economy is improving and thus investors are selling TIPS to invest more in riskier assets.", 'Insightful video as always but can you also discuss about portfolio management companies? This is a recognized phenomena and there are companies/individuals that help invest and manage generational wealth. Some also organize get togethers, and social events for the family. These types of trusts and corps for the super wealthy would make an interesting video.', 'god damn i bought TLT etf', 'So far in the past few months I’ve slowed down buying to only maybe an IPO or something I already own that has been overly beaten down. Only money I’m consistently putting into the market are through my financial advisor.', 'Could you analyze BK, Bank of New York Mellon? Thank you for your work.', "I still don't get if this under performance of ETF vs individual bond is due to the interest rates rising sharply, or would it also happen if rates rise slowly? Also, if the interest rates fall sharply, would an ETF outperform an individual bond?", 'Would be awesome if you do a reanalyse of BABA, since you have a position on it, talking about whether it’s a buy or not at these levels, thanks Jimmy!', 'I never understood why people claimed that Bond ETFs are "safe". The idea that I could lose money if interest rates rise was always a no go for me. Shame that it isn\'t easy to buy individual bonds in Germany', 'Thanks Jimmy really great video.', 'When u say total return in the early part of the video does that include the dividends?', 'Jimmy, thank you so much for explaining the difference between Bond and Bond ETF. This is some I have been puzzling for a long time. My understanding now is that Bond is not meant to be traded, but Bond ETFs are often being traded and you may not get the return the original Bonds promised. By the way, can Bond itself be traded if you wish to? so, buying bond ETFs, you have to Time the Interest Rate, which may be easier than Timing the Market?', 'Just buy 3 month and 6 month treasuries. They’re yielding 3-4%.', "You're right, but what about short term Tips etfs? Since it is short term, the underlying assets mature faster than 5-7 year etfs, thus new bonds with new interest rates are purchase more often.", 'Found this out the hard way. Put 20k into bond funds summer 2021 and currently down 5500k. Trying to figure out if I should keep them or take the loss and buy cheap stocks. Good video.', 'You’re the man, Jimmy.', 'I always have a hard time when someone picks a specific period of time to show me how horribly something has performed', 'Thank you for pointing this out!', "I guess it is important to think about Bond ETFs as a pure capital preservation / income stream? Not as an actual bond. The price return is down but in return, I should be getting higher coupon payments from it which is nice. It wouldn't make sense to sell it now right?", "Great video, had been looking at bond ETFs recently but didn't understand them enough to go through with buying, now I think it makes sense! Looks like we could be approaching a good buying opportunity for bond ETFs, depending on how much further interest rates are expected to rise?", 'Glad my comment on the previous video motivated this one. I have reached the same conclusion... the hard way. Great video as always.', 'Thanks Jimmy! There has been a collective amnesia in the financial services industry on the purpose of bonds in a portfolio. Until about 2000 they were sold / marketed as a means of capital preservation. That’s only true if they are held to maturity. Bond ETFs strip that important feature out and they are simply another “total return” asset. This year has shown that the Emperor has no clothes.', 'Thank you for this video I was asking myself the exact same question recently so your video was well timed.', 'Hello\nI recently found your channel. Truly amazing. Can you please do a similar video on bond mutual fund using vanguard bond fund as an example? Thanks', 'I’d say almost everyone would be better off directly buying bonds at your broker or from treasury direct. It’s super easy to do and you guarantee your returns. “On paper” my bond might go down if I wanted to trade it. But when I hold it I know exactly what I’m getting.', 'Bravo , finally someone demistifying the myth of ETFs showing their big pitfalls', 'Excellent description of the problem. The ETF/Fund set up is one where there is constant purchases and liquidations. Thus, in the bond fund scenario, you are guaranteed to sustain a capital loss due to the turnover within the fund. It is counterproductive to the "safety" aspect of a bond fund. It seems that risk is a relative term.', 'Good luck I don’t own bond etf.', 'Really good summary, Jimmy. Bond ETFs are for traders. Individual bonds are for investors.', 'The problem is most people consider CPI as a real indication for inflation !\nInflation by definition is the expansion of money supply ( or how much currency is debased) and it is much higher than CPI ! Easily 15-20%', 'What books do you recommend to start trading?']	www.investorsgrow.com is an investing education website designed to simplify the world of investing; getting us all closer to our goal of achieving financial freedom.	19,613,273	280,000	538	Category 1	Hi, I'm Jimmy. In this video, we're looking at a really big problem that investors in ETFs could be facing specifically around bond ETFs. So in a recent video we did, we talked about inflation and the impact that inflation is having on the economy. And we looked at some ETFs that could be good. Well, we got a comment where somebody had put up where they explain that they invested in treasury ETFs. So tips ETFs, which is treasury inflation protected securities tips for short. Now there is a tips ETF that is the I shares tips ETF. And basically the higher inflation goes, the more yield we get, the better the dividends we get in that particular ETF. Given how high inflation has been and given how bad the stock market has been, well, you would think that the bond market would be a good place to invest. The issue, the real issue is that bond ETFs are different. So let's jump into why. So this is a chart of the returns of that very same tips ETF. So each bar represents a single month and it's looking back over the past five or six years. And basically what it's doing is if the bar is green, that ETF was up in that given month. If the bar is red, the ETF was down in that given month over this entire time period. Well, the total return was about up 8.4%. One fee. If we annualize those numbers, that means we returned about 1.3% per year, which is logical given where interest rates have been and what we would expect to return from a government treasury investment. We would expect it to be low, but we would expect it to be safe over that entire time period. That made a lot of sense. But now what would happen if we were to overlay interest rates on top of this chart? So this orange line is the fed funds rate. That is the interest rate to the federal reserve sets. They target interest rate on an overnight basis. And basically when you hear, Hey, the federal reserve increased interest rates by 75 basis points. This is the interest rate that they're talking about. But before we go any further, there's one important point that is going to make all of this come together. If we are either already invested in a bond ETF, or if we're thinking about investing in bonds in general, and that is how bonds are tied to yields. So we can see that the yield, the orange line is the yield, the interest rate that is being, that is being paid out by the government. So the, if the price of a bond goes up, the yield goes down always. That's the way it works. Assuming the yield stays the same, assuming the interest payment stays the same and in bonds, they do. If the yield go, if the price goes down, the yield goes up, the two act inversely. So there it's sort of like a seesaw effect. Now that's very important because if you were to buy a bond and interest rates, after you bought the bond, go higher, well people are probably going to sell the bond that you have driving the price down and they're going to buy the bond with the higher yield. So your price goes down because that's the bond. We owe people selling that more sell as the price goes down. But then if somebody were to buy it, when it gets down there, the yield is higher. Okay. Now that's important because, well, we'll show you why that's important. There's two different scenarios here. Scenario one is what happened at the early part of this chart. We could see that in the early years where the increase in interest rates by the federal reserve was gradual. That was not under real, any real economic stress that increased that gradually increase the market expects and the market, the bond market investors have time to react to it. Yes, the price will still go down. You might not get the same returns as you would otherwise, but overall that is what is expected. In fact, this ETF over that time period, the total return during that time period was up nine and a half percent. If we annualize that, that's a 3% return each year. But when we look at recently, the recent past few months, there was a huge increase in interest rates. Compare that to the more gradual increase that we saw back in 2016 and 2017, the huge increase changes everything. In fact, over this year to date, since the start of 2022, this ETF is down 14%. Now, since we haven't done a full year, we need to annualize that to see what that would be on an annual basis and annualized. It is down 17%. This is a government treasury ETF down 17% when bonds should be doing fairly well. And this brings us to the problem and a potential solution to this is a five year treasury bond that was issued in October of 2017, five years. Therefore it matures this month in 2022, five years later. But here's the advantage to buying. This is an actual bond, not an ETF. Here's the advantage to actually buying the bond itself. Let's pretend we bought it on the day it started. Well, we know the price it's going to be when it matures at maturity, we get our money back. So we would have bought it at a hundred and we would have sold it at a hundred. It would have gone this entire time period back to a hundred. All of the volatility in the interim is somewhat irrelevant because we know at the end of this month, we will get our initial principle back. But what if we were to overlay the I shares three to seven year treasury ETF on top of this? Clearly you can see the performance is quite different. In fact, the performance has been tumbling recently. Now, yes, we knew we were going to sell the bond at a hundred and I suppose we could have sold the ETF at a hundred when it was passing by that, but that's more of a trader's move, not a long-term investor's move. So if we had invested in the five year treasury, the one that matures at the end of this month, our return would be about 10%. Knowing it would be about 10%. Can you guess what the coupon yield, the coupon payment was on this particular bond? It was 2% per year, five years, 2% a year, 10% total. So we would have returned about 10%. That's exactly what we would have expected. The advantage of investing in bonds is you know what the return is going to be when you start, assuming it gets to maturity. The problem with bond ETFs is that there is no maturity. They have to sell out of some bonds or let them mature and buy into other bonds. As money comes into the fund, they have to buy. If money goes out of the fund, they have to sell. They have to constantly be moving things around, which is why you're going to get a bond ETF and ETF that invests in bonds just like this one. You're going to get that fund to be way lower than the current, than what our bond would have returned. Our bond would have returned a positive 10% over that very same time period. The bond ETF would have returned a negative 8.4%. So that is a drastically different number relative to what the bond would have given us. This is, I think, the real problem for bond investors if we're investing in bond ETFs. If we're investing in bond ETFs, we're down negative 8.4% when we could have been up 10%. That's a drastic difference. Now, throughout that time period, we would have received dividends if we had reinvested those dividends into the ETF, but we could have improved our returns a little bit and we'd be down 1.7%. But still, we're down 1.7% compared to the bond itself, which is up 10%. To me, that's a drastic difference and ultimately points out the flaw with bond ETFs. Now, we might consider and say, hey, this bond ETF, it only would have been 10%. That's not that great, especially when you're going back five years. But we could have improved those returns if we had bought, not initially, but we had bought when the bond price dipped a little bit lower. The bond price dipped, our yield would have been a bit higher. We could have jumped in and bought then. And ultimately, our returns would have been better than the 10% because we would have paid a lower price. And either way, we know we're getting back the 100 at the end of the day. So speaking specifically to people who are looking at or investors who are looking at their portfolio and saying, hey, I own these different bond ETFs and I'm buying them for safety, I'm buying them for security. One thing you might consider doing is perhaps not owning the ETF itself. Perhaps tips, the treasury inflation protected securities we talked about before are a great investment, but they're really only as good as we're willing to hold them to maturity. If we have to buy a bond and we buy the bond ETF and then things don't go the way we expected from a macroeconomic standpoint, that can hurt us. But if we buy a five-year bond or a two-year bond or a 20-year bond and we hold it to maturity, assuming in this case, the US government can pay us back at the end of the 20 years, we know today exactly what those returns are going to be. If they're enough for the safety part of our portfolio that we need, that could be a very good move. Now, for me, I'm more focused on stocks and longer-term investing. I'm trying to get bigger returns than even what today's bonds are paying us. So for me, I'm trying to focus on stocks. With that in mind, let me tell you real quick about a website that we're building, where it will be different. We're building a platform that allows us to value companies quickly and easily. Now, we've already built the discounted cashflow version of the platform, and we're gradually going to introduce a bunch of different ways to value different types of stocks, different ways that are good for different companies based on their own economic profile, based on their own financials. So ideally, we could punch in the ticker of a company like Tesla, and the website will kick back some of the best ways to value that stock, what the fair value is using that valuation method, guiding us as to whether or not we should consider investing in it or really consider researching it more. Or maybe a bank. A discounted cashflow doesn't work for a bank, but it could work for price-to-book value, price-to-tangible-book value. These could be ways that work very, very well. A company like Apple, discounted cashflow would be perfect for that. It's a large blue-chip company, very reliable, free cashflow. That could be a great way. Discounted cashflow is a great way to do it. That's already working. We get the beta version of the website up. Now, the advantage of signing up today before the whole website is done being built is that we're locking in the price for anybody who signs up today. So anybody who comes over, signs up, let's say you sign up on an annual basis, the price will never go up on you after that. It'll be the same price. It'll never increase. So that is the advantage and sort of our thanks for signing up before the whole platform is done being built. So if you'd like to sign up, I will leave a link in the description below. I will leave a link right here and thank you so much for sticking with me all the way to the end of the video. I really do appreciate it. Thank you. And I'll see you in the next video.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keikMNOJ5ho	economy. And we looked at some ETFs that could be good. Well, we got a comment where somebody had put up where they explain that they invested in Treasury ETF. So tips ETF, which is Treasury inflation protected securities tips for short. Now, there is a tips ETF that is the I shares tips ETF. And basically, the higher inflation goes, the more yield we get, the better the dividends we get in that particular ETF. Given how high inflation has been and given how bad the stock market has been, well, you would think that the bond market would be a good place to invest. The issue, the real issue is that bond ETFs are different. So let's jump into why. So this is a chart of the returns of that very same tips ETF. So each bar represents a single month and it's looking back over the past five or six years. And basically what it's doing is if the bar is green, that ETF was up in that given month. If the bar is red, the ETF was down in that given month over this entire time period. Well, the total return was about up 8.4%. One fee. If we annualize those numbers, that means we returned about 1.3% per year, which is logical given where interest rates have been and what we would expect to return from a government treasury investment. We would expect it to be low, but we would expect it to be safe over that entire time period. That made a lot of sense. But now what would happen if we were to overlay interest rates on top of this chart? So this orange line is the fed funds rate. That is the interest rate to the federal reserve sets the target interest rate on an overnight basis. And basically, when you hear, Hey, the federal reserve increased interest rates by 75 basis points. This is the interest rate that they're talking about. But before we go any further, there's one important point that is going to make all of this come together. If we are either already invested in a bond ETF or if we're thinking about investing in bonds in general, and that is how bonds are tied to yields. So we can see that the yield, the orange line is the yield, the interest rate that is being, that is being paid out by the government. So the, if the price of a bond goes up, the yield goes down always. That's the way it works. Assuming the yield stays the same, assuming the interest payment stays the same. And in bonds they do. If the yield, if the price goes down, the yield goes up, the two act inversely. So there it's sort of like a seesaw effect. Now that's very important because if you were to buy a bond and interest rates, after you bought the bond, go higher, well, people are probably going to sell the bond that you have driving the price down and they're going to buy the bond with a higher yield. So your price goes down because that's the bond wheel. People are selling that more sell as the price goes down. But then if somebody were to buy it, when it gets down there, the yield is higher. Okay. Now that's important because we'll, we'll show you why that's important. There's two different scenarios here. Scenario one is what happened at the early part of this chart. We could see that in the earlier years where the increase in interest rates by the federal reserve was gradual, that was not under real, any real economic stress. That increased that gradually increase the market expects and the market, the bond market investors have time to react to it. Yes, the price will still go down. You might not get the same returns as you would otherwise, but overall that is what is expected. In fact, this ETF over that time period, the total return during that time period was up nine and a half percent. If we annualize that, that's a 3% return each year. But when we look at recently, the recent past few months, there was a huge increase in interest rates. Compare that to the more gradual increase that we saw back in 2016 and 2017. The huge increase changes everything. In fact, over this year to date, since the start of 2022, this ETF is down 14%. Now, since we haven't done a full year, we need to annualize that to see what that would be on an annual basis and annualized. It is down 17%. This is a government treasury ETF down 17% when bonds should be doing fairly well. And this brings us to the problem and a potential solution. This is a five year treasury bond that was issued in October of 2017, five years. Therefore, it matures this month in 2022, five years later. But here's the advantage to buying. This is an actual bond, not an ETF. Here's the advantage to actually buying the bond itself. Let's pretend we bought it on the day it started. Well, we know the price it's going to be when it matures at maturity, we get our money back. So we would have bought it at a hundred and we would have sold it at a hundred. It would have gone this entire time period back to a hundred. All of the volatility in the interim is somewhat irrelevant because we know at the end of this month, we will get our initial principle back. But what if we were to overlay the I shares three to seven year treasury ETF on top of this? Clearly you can see the performance is quite different. In fact, the performance has been tumbling recently. Now, yes, we knew we were going to sell the bond at a hundred and I suppose we could have sold the ETF at a hundred when it was passing by that, but that's more of a trader's move, not a long-term investor's move. So if we had invested in the five year treasury, the one that matures at the end of this month, our return would be about 10%. Knowing it would be about 10%. Can you guess what the coupon yield, the coupon payment was on this particular bond? It was 2% per year, five years, 2% a year, 10% total. So we would have returned about 10%. That's exactly what we would have expected. The advantage of investing in bonds is you know what the return is going to be when you start, assuming it gets to maturity. The problem with bond ETFs is that there is no maturity. They have to sell out of some bonds or let them mature and buy into other bonds. As money comes into the fund, they have to buy. If money goes out of the fund, they have to sell. They have to constantly be moving things around, which is why you're going to get a bond ETF and ETF that invest in bonds just like this one. You're going to get that funds to be way lower than the current, than what our bond would have returned. Our bond would have returned a positive 10% over that very same time period. The bond ETF would have returned a negative 8.4%. So that is a drastically different number relative to what the bond would have given us. And this is, I think the real problem for bond investors. If we're investing in bond ETFs, if we're investing in bond ETFs, we're down negative 8.4% when we could have been up 10%. That's a drastic difference. If we would have now throughout that time period, we would have received dividends. If we had reinvested those dividends into the ETF, but we could have improved our returns a little bit and we'd be down 1.7%. But still, we're down 1.7% compared to the bond itself, which is up 10%. To me, that's a drastic difference and ultimately points out the flaw with bond ETFs. Now we might consider and say, Hey, this bond ETF, it would only would have been, you know, 10%. That's not that great, especially when you're going back five years, but we could have improved those returns if we had bought not initially, but we had bought when the, when the bond price dipped a little bit lower, the bond price dipped, our yield would have been a bit higher. We could have jumped in and bought then. And ultimately our returns would have been better than the 10% because we would have paid a lower price. And either way, we know we're getting back the 100 at the end of the day. So speaking specifically to people who are looking at or investors who are looking at their portfolio and saying, Hey, I own these different bond ETFs and I'm buying them for safety. I'm buying them for security. One thing you might consider doing is perhaps not owning the ETF itself. Perhaps tips, the treasury inflation protected securities we talked about before are a great investment, but they're really only as good as we're willing to hold them to maturity. If we have to buy a bond and we buy the bond ETF and then things don't go the way we expect it from a macro economic standpoint, that can hurt us. But if we buy a five-year bond or a two-year bond or a 20-year bond, and we hold it to maturity, assuming in this case, the U S government can pay us back at the end of the 20 years, we know today exactly what those returns are going to be. If they're enough for the safety part of our portfolio that we need, that could be a very good move. 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Wondering if you've checked out Fuse Minerals, the junior mining exploration company in Australia? They're making waves with an upcoming IPO on the ASX. It might be worth including in your discussions on top stocks for 2023 and 2024.", 'Moe , check out ME with the bread recipe. Support line seems like around $0.87. What is the possible resistance lines.', 'Is it too late to get in TMF ?\nand I’m in the academy and learning and like it Thanks', '🔥 🔥', 'Should we hold TMF for a while.. or have to sell after some time?', '🔥 TMF, TBIL, TLT, FBND, SOFI, DISH, HA. 🔥', 'In my taxable account, I went the dividend investing route. In my Roth I did the buy and hold route with an S&P 500 etf and a total market etf along with some Berkshire B stock and SCHD.', '🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥', 'TMF baby! I’ve got 350 shares and gaining ever week.', 'Tmf or tlt? Can someone actually explain their reasoning? And which is more risky?', 'Moe, what’s the bread recipe? Many followers would benefit from your answer. Thank you! 🙏', '🔥🔥', 'TMF @ $54.38; 447 shares', 'MARA.\nCIFR\nBTBT\nCLSK', 'ABOUT May 20 I picked stocks: MOD, EXTR & LMB. LMB went from $21.01 to $43.21 is 100%..// EXTR $ 21.65 to high $ 32.xx peak) Sell peak. 47% // MOD $19.73 to $56.74 >> 187 %. Growth Stock with high Earnings.', 'TMF and TLT on fire 🔥', 'TMF, TLT and ZROZ', 'Moe can you analyze GIS?', 'TMF 🔥 120@55.6', 'Can you do one on bbw build a bear?', "TMF I got 5k in it that's all I can afford", 'Does anybody know why TBIL is down? Is it time to buy or sell?', 'Asked for tmf shares for Christmas. Got socks instead', 'I am a dividend investor for the most part but I have bought Tesla stock a couple of times. However I have bought Tesla stock again and will hold for the long haul this time.', 'TMF 🔥 as many as I could afford.', 'TMF! 🔥', 'In all 3 looking real good', 'RON WALKER, a respected chartmaster ,says we are going to 1600 on sp500 in 2024 !', '🔥 🔥 🔥', 'tmf 💥', 'Tmf 95 shares🔥🔥🔥 NC', 'Moe check out CP please!', '🔥 🔥 Ave $59 Moe please review Redfin', '🔥 145 shares', 'Hey moe can you do a pypl video', '🔥', 'Hold all 3', "She's selling a little COIN...still has a ton", 'Still waiting on the Nio video you were gonna make?', '🔥', 'TLT🎉🎉', '🔥🔥🔥 20 shares at 51$', '🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥', 'Moe, really really appreciate you buddy and everything you do. I hope you keep it up for a long time, I can only speak for myself, but listening and following you has made a major positive impact on my life. Thank you', 'TMF. Not enough', 'can you check out TM and hmc', 'TLT ❤🔥', "What's a good price to sell SOFI at again?", '🔥']	The Stock Moe YouTube channel tries to bring the best financial education to its viewers. 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Money being made. Hand over fist. Once again, yesterday we crushed it. It was a fantastic day. It looks like the bread recipe is just serving up loaves everywhere. It is fantastic. The day trading. Made money long term. Made money high risk. Making money. It is good. And for those who have not joined it, folks, what are you waiting for? Here's the course. Come on over. It was months in the making, years in the making. We finally rolled it out in late November and it is on fire. If you've been a part of the course, let us know down below, of course. And if you haven't joined yet, join. I don't know what to tell you. The link is right below. Right below. Use code MOE while you can because we have some updates coming in the near future. And once we do that, the prices will be going higher. And of course, the coupon code MOE will be expiring soon. So you guys can take advantage of that. Of course, if you haven't joined the Stock MOE and the Stock Squad Patreon, Stock MOE Patreon, you can see my portfolio and my buys and sales. And you can come over to the Stock Squad Patreon. We get all four of us and we send out trade alerts over there. So good stuff going on. Now, I wanted to talk a little bit about what Kathy Wood has been doing. She's been buying Tesla and selling Coinbase. So you tell me what's happening out there in the market right now. A lot of things are changing drastically. And it's not even for the worse. I mean, the markets continue to move higher. I told you they were going to go higher. They continue to do what I told you they were going to do. And I said the average gain over the Christmas rally, the Santa Claus rally over the last five trading days of December and the first two trading days of January is roughly 1.2 to 1.4%. So we expect to see the markets do very, very, very well. And they are doing exactly what we would want. And so we're making a lot of money. Now, you're hearing people out there trying to spread the FUD, you know, the fear, uncertainty, and oh, the markets are going to crash. Well, that's fine. We're going to make money on the way up. We're going to make money on the way down. That's why you're following this channel. We give you the best stocks to buy now because that's what the technicals show us. We follow the charts. We do. We trust the lines and we do just fine. We make the cash. We're stacking bills. It's all about the paper and that's the goal. We're trying to create generational wealth. We're trying to get financial freedom. You got to have your money working for you or you're just going to work harder for your money and that doesn't make sense. So you can go out there and enjoy little things, but if you're going to blow your money and waste it, man, oh, I don't even know. Probably not the right channel for you. But if you're here to learn how to turn that little bit of money into a lot more and doing it, the old joke I always say is get rich slow with Mo. We do it the right way. We find the buys, the sells. We try to lock in profits and we are just consistent in our investing. Now, I'm playing the next two years. I know Cathie Wood is doing her thing and I kind of, you guys know I'm in the TMF TLTT bill, but I kind of wanted to look at what the whales were doing here. So I pulled up two stocks that I've been watching her do some moves on and it's important we follow some of these whales. They have a lot more researchers out there than I do, but I follow the charts. I think the charts are the way to go. And so I'm pulling up those two. And one of the things, but before we do, before we get into it, for the TMF family out there, put a fire emoji down below. If you are in the TMF family, let me know or the T bill or the TLT family. Any one of those three, put it down below, put a fire emoji. Let me know how many shares you got, what you're working up. Because look, look what we got here. I'm pulling it up, folks. Family, check it out. Right here it is. We got, what do we got here? We got the X dividend date coming up and the dividend is roughly 50 cents. This is the last one. It is roughly 50 cents a share. So in other words, not there, right here, annual dividend. You got to times that by 10 because you got a reverse split. So it's roughly a $2 per year. And the last one, if you times this by 10, would have been 50.15 cents. I'm thinking it's around 50 cents a share this time as well. So you guys know I've been loading up on tons and tons of shares. So with that being said, I'm expecting a very nice dividend. It's already trading X dividend date right here, 12-21, which is good news for us, which is fantastic. So good things happening out there. And for those who want to see that X dividend date. So we got good things going on. So that dividends coming out, I believe on the 29th of December, you're going to have a little bit of money put into your account. Basically 50 cents per share. I got thousands of shares at TMS. So it's going to be a nice little payday for me. And of course we want to see this stock run up a little bit. So I did want to make sure everyone was aware of that and we'll see. But now, Cathie has been selling and that's where I'm going to pull up first. We're going to pull up Coinbase. So Coinbase is a stock that has just been on fire for those who do not know. Year to date, 412% up. You want fire, you want winners, you want bangers. Here you go. Everybody was talking crap on Coinbase. It's going under. It's done. It's baked. It's finished Mo. It's down in the 40s. I remember that. I did videos and said it's the best stock to buy now. This thing, if you believe in crypto, is going to go through the moon. And here you go. Look at this, 412. Wow. Look how high this is. 412% up folks. You bought a leap on this. You're rich. You're rich. 412% up. Are you kidding me? This is unbelievable. So they are dominating. All right. So then you come out and say, is there more room to run Mo? Well, it was up in the 200, 300, mid 300s at one time. So is there more room to run? There's always more room to run. That's the thing about this. Now, crypto has been running nicely. But so that begs the question, if you see this thing doing what it's doing, Cathy's selling. Yeah, but I know there's two sides to every story. Is she selling because she needs to diversify some of the 400% up? I think the answer is yes there. I don't think she wants that to be her biggest position in her portfolio. So it runs up 400%. She's making bank and then they start to diversify. I like it. I think it's a solid plan. And so I wanted to come over here and take a look at Coinbase and show everybody the bread recipe and the bread recipe says what? Well, look at the EMA split up. Nice. It's on the right side. Everything's looking beautiful, beautiful trend all the way back to November. And you can see the consolidation here, the tightening of the band, which means breakouts coming one way or the other. And it was to the north. So the breakout went to the north and it's been running like a champ. So the only thing that's concerning to me is right here. The RSI is all the way up there in the above 75 range. So you got a lot of things going on here where this is overbought and it did drink. It went down. Look at this. It went from 127 all the way down to like 119. So at a big drop in one day, the RSI did relieve. But now it's back above 75 again, but it has not hasn't slowed it down. This has been above 75 since all the way over November 20th. We're all the way up to the end of December and it's still above there. So it got up above 75 for a month and it's still continuing to be above 75. It's crazy how this is moving. So is it bearish on this? No, but a consolidation is should be coming. It broke up here. Anytime we get up there, you usually see a little bit of a sell off and then the next leg up. So yeah, I don't think she's getting out because she saw this turn bearish. I think she got out because she wanted to diversify. Now Tesla, she started buying. So that made me think, should I be buying some Tesla stock? What's going on with Tesla stock? Because she, as we know, loves her Tesla stock. So I wanted to come over here and take a look and see how Tesla stock is doing. If we can get through all the technical issues, which we're going to do right now. And the one thing I wanted to show you is Tesla stock. Is Tesla one of the best stocks to buy now or no? Using the bread recipe, I can tell you right now, firmly bullish on this. I am firmly bullish on this. Look at this. We had a crossover down here. We confirmed in this area and of course it consolidated for basically a month. All the way up to the middle of December. One month consolidation and now it's running. So I have to tell you, I actually like this stock right now. And if anything, I am looking at taking a short-term couple options plays. For those that don't know, I have some slush fund that I build up $10,000 up to $30,000. Doing some day trading and I've been doing it with day trading. Minute candles and stuff like that. Real high-risk stuff. So I thought I wanted to try some day candles and do it that way as well. A little longer. I can enjoy it. And I think the candles are easier to read for the day candles. And you can see exactly what we're looking at. The 5 crossing over the 13, crossing the 50 here. At that point, you would expect it over the next few weeks to go higher. And it has. Not as much as I thought it would yet. And so I think there's more room for Tesla moving higher, especially if we have these soft landings and everything else that everybody keeps talking about. I don't believe it's going to happen. But I do believe before we have any downturn that Tesla could run back up there, get up to the 270 range. So maybe, possibly, maybe not. I don't know. So I didn't, I'm not adding anything else on yet until I do more research. And I see these charts a little bit more. I always like buying in there when that 13 crosses over that 50. It's one of my favorite things to use as a buy or even a put option when it's crossing back down. That's a big sign for me. And so it's one of the ones I like to follow. But right now, I did, you know, like I said, watch what they're doing, not what they're saying. But also read into it a little bit. Figure out exactly why they would be making these moves as we go, because you just never know. Like I said, though, here's one thing we do know. Make sure you get into this course. Right down there. Code Moe. M-O-E. Save while you can. Lifetime access to this course. Plus the course Discord. It's a fantastic place where we talk about the course and everything else. All right. Not to be confused with my Stock Moe Patreon and that Discord. That's a totally separate thing. And the Stock Squad one. So that's different as well. But you can join all three if you so desire. And then get over to MooMoo and sign up and you will take advantage of this. And you will get a $100 deposit using my link below. Buy free stocks. Free level 2 data, which is awesome. And if you put a thousand in all together, you get 15 stocks plus that level 2 data. Plus a very nice 5.1% interest. Man, this is some good stuff. So take advantage of that. Now, that's what I got for you today. I appreciate you stopping by. Let's get out there and make some money.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KffMiGLkBXc	So Coinbase is a stock that has just been on fire for those who do not know. Year to date, 412% up. You want, you want fire, you want winners, you want bangers. Here you go. Everybody was talking crap on Coinbase. It's going under, it's done, it's baked, it's finished, Moe. It's down in the 40s. I remember that. I did videos and said it's the best stock to buy now. This thing, if you believe in crypto, is going to go through the moon. And here you go. Look at this, 412. Wow. Look how high this is. 412% up, folks. You bought a leap on this. You're rich. You're rich. 412% up. Are you kidding me? This is unbelievable. So they are dominating. All right. So then you come out and say, is there more room to run, Moe? Well, it was up in the 200, 300, mid 300s at one time. So is there more room to run? There's always more room to run. Uh, that's the thing about this. Now, crypto has been running nicely, but so. That begs the question. If you see this thing doing what it's doing, Kathy's selling. Yeah, but I know there's two sides to every story. Is she selling because she needs to diversify some of the 400% up? I think the answer is yes there. I don't think she wants that to be her biggest position in her portfolio. So it runs up 400%. She's making bank and then they start to diversify. I like it. I think it's a solid plan. And so I wanted to come over here and take a look at Coinbase then and show everybody the bread recipe and the bread recipe says what? Well, look at the EMAs split up. Nice. It's on the right side. Everything's looking beautiful, beautiful trend all the way back to November. And you can see the consolidation here, the tightening of the band, which means the breakout is coming one way or the other. And it was to the north. So the breakout went to the north and it's been running like a champ. So the only thing that's concerning to me is right here. The RSI is all the way up there in the above 75 range. So you got a lot of things going on here where this is overbought and it did drink it went down. Look at this, man. It went from 127 all the way down to like 119. So at a big drop in one day, the RSI did relieve. But now it's back above 75 again. But it has not hasn't slowed it down. This has been above 75 since all the way over November 20th. We're all the way up to the end of December and it's still above there. So it got up above 75 for a month and it's still continuing to be above 75. It's crazy how this is moving. So is it bearish on this? No, but a consolidation is should be coming. It broke up here. Anytime we get up there, you usually see a little bit of a sell off and then the next leg up. So, yeah, I don't think she's getting out because she saw this turn bearish. I think she got out because she wanted diversity.
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Stock Moe channel and the Stock Moe patreon is a good place to join a community. 🔥CATHIE WOOD STOCK Gains 400% 🔥 BEST STOCKS TO BUY NOW {TOP STOCK 2023} {GROWTH STOCKS 2024} #growthstocks #stocks #stocks	['best penny stocks to buy now', 'penny stocks', 'penny stocks to buy', 'best penny stocks', 'Stock Moe review', 'Stock Moe patreon', 'best growth stocks', 'best growth stocks 2023', 'growth stocks 2023', 'best small cap stocks', 'best small cap stocks to buy now', 'stock moe', 'stock moe portfolio', 'top penny stocks', 'top penny stocks to buy now', 'best stocks to buy now', 'best penny stock to buy', 'best penny stock 2023', 'stock moe stocks', 'top stock price', 'tmf stock price prediction', 'tmf stock']	en-US	674	false	20,691	1,114	130	['We are crushing it yet again today! Join the Stock Moe course today with code MOE at checkout to save big. Lifetime access to the course and the course’s discord. Link up in the description above. See you over there.', "Enjoyed the video! Wondering if you've checked out Fuse Minerals, the junior mining exploration company in Australia? They're making waves with an upcoming IPO on the ASX. It might be worth including in your discussions on top stocks for 2023 and 2024.", 'Moe , check out ME with the bread recipe. Support line seems like around $0.87. What is the possible resistance lines.', 'Is it too late to get in TMF ?\nand I’m in the academy and learning and like it Thanks', '🔥 🔥', 'Should we hold TMF for a while.. or have to sell after some time?', '🔥 TMF, TBIL, TLT, FBND, SOFI, DISH, HA. 🔥', 'In my taxable account, I went the dividend investing route. In my Roth I did the buy and hold route with an S&P 500 etf and a total market etf along with some Berkshire B stock and SCHD.', '🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥', 'TMF baby! I’ve got 350 shares and gaining ever week.', 'Tmf or tlt? Can someone actually explain their reasoning? And which is more risky?', 'Moe, what’s the bread recipe? Many followers would benefit from your answer. Thank you! 🙏', '🔥🔥', 'TMF @ $54.38; 447 shares', 'MARA.\nCIFR\nBTBT\nCLSK', 'ABOUT May 20 I picked stocks: MOD, EXTR & LMB. LMB went from $21.01 to $43.21 is 100%..// EXTR $ 21.65 to high $ 32.xx peak) Sell peak. 47% // MOD $19.73 to $56.74 >> 187 %. Growth Stock with high Earnings.', 'TMF and TLT on fire 🔥', 'TMF, TLT and ZROZ', 'Moe can you analyze GIS?', 'TMF 🔥 120@55.6', 'Can you do one on bbw build a bear?', "TMF I got 5k in it that's all I can afford", 'Does anybody know why TBIL is down? Is it time to buy or sell?', 'Asked for tmf shares for Christmas. Got socks instead', 'I am a dividend investor for the most part but I have bought Tesla stock a couple of times. However I have bought Tesla stock again and will hold for the long haul this time.', 'TMF 🔥 as many as I could afford.', 'TMF! 🔥', 'In all 3 looking real good', 'RON WALKER, a respected chartmaster ,says we are going to 1600 on sp500 in 2024 !', '🔥 🔥 🔥', 'tmf 💥', 'Tmf 95 shares🔥🔥🔥 NC', 'Moe check out CP please!', '🔥 🔥 Ave $59 Moe please review Redfin', '🔥 145 shares', 'Hey moe can you do a pypl video', '🔥', 'Hold all 3', "She's selling a little COIN...still has a ton", 'Still waiting on the Nio video you were gonna make?', '🔥', 'TLT🎉🎉', '🔥🔥🔥 20 shares at 51$', '🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥', 'Moe, really really appreciate you buddy and everything you do. I hope you keep it up for a long time, I can only speak for myself, but listening and following you has made a major positive impact on my life. Thank you', 'TMF. Not enough', 'can you check out TM and hmc', 'TLT ❤🔥', "What's a good price to sell SOFI at again?", '🔥']	The Stock Moe YouTube channel tries to bring the best financial education to its viewers. I truly am trying to create something special with this channel in hopes of helping as many people as possible with skill set for research & stock selection. I have won 2 national championships & 15 state championships with my students when it comes to investing & was a licensed stockbroker & financial advisor with my series 7, 63, & 65 before that. I do go over the Stock Moe Patreon including a Stock Moe Patreon Review about the Stock Moe Discord. The Stock Moe Discord has thousands of members who are all working toward financial freedom. Get the Stock Moe Discord by signing up for the Stock Moe Patreon or become a Channel Member. Enjoy the channel which reviews these topics: Stocks, Stock Price Predictions, EV stocks, Cryptocurrency, Nio, Ethereum, Inflation, Fed, Economics, Stimulus Checks, Financial news, & More! Thanks for visiting the channel; I hope you subscribe & throw a thumbs up my way.	85,876,827	625,000	2,710	Category 1	Folks, welcome back. Big stuff happening out there. Money being made. Hand over fist. Once again, yesterday we crushed it. It was a fantastic day. It looks like the bread recipe is just serving up loaves everywhere. It is fantastic. The day trading. Made money long term. Made money high risk. Making money. It is good. And for those who have not joined it, folks, what are you waiting for? Here's the course. Come on over. It was months in the making, years in the making. We finally rolled it out in late November and it is on fire. If you've been a part of the course, let us know down below, of course. And if you haven't joined yet, join. I don't know what to tell you. The link is right below. Right below. Use code MOE while you can because we have some updates coming in the near future. And once we do that, the prices will be going higher. And of course, the coupon code MOE will be expiring soon. So you guys can take advantage of that. Of course, if you haven't joined the Stock MOE and the Stock Squad Patreon, Stock MOE Patreon, you can see my portfolio and my buys and sales. And you can come over to the Stock Squad Patreon. We get all four of us and we send out trade alerts over there. So good stuff going on. Now, I wanted to talk a little bit about what Kathy Wood has been doing. She's been buying Tesla and selling Coinbase. So you tell me what's happening out there in the market right now. A lot of things are changing drastically. And it's not even for the worse. I mean, the markets continue to move higher. I told you they were going to go higher. They continue to do what I told you they were going to do. And I said the average gain over the Christmas rally, the Santa Claus rally over the last five trading days of December and the first two trading days of January is roughly 1.2 to 1.4%. So we expect to see the markets do very, very, very well. And they are doing exactly what we would want. And so we're making a lot of money. Now, you're hearing people out there trying to spread the FUD, you know, the fear, uncertainty, and oh, the markets are going to crash. Well, that's fine. We're going to make money on the way up. We're going to make money on the way down. That's why you're following this channel. We give you the best stocks to buy now because that's what the technicals show us. We follow the charts. We do. We trust the lines and we do just fine. We make the cash. We're stacking bills. It's all about the paper and that's the goal. We're trying to create generational wealth. We're trying to get financial freedom. You got to have your money working for you or you're just going to work harder for your money and that doesn't make sense. So you can go out there and enjoy little things, but if you're going to blow your money and waste it, man, oh, I don't even know. Probably not the right channel for you. But if you're here to learn how to turn that little bit of money into a lot more and doing it, the old joke I always say is get rich slow with Mo. We do it the right way. We find the buys, the sells. We try to lock in profits and we are just consistent in our investing. Now, I'm playing the next two years. I know Cathie Wood is doing her thing and I kind of, you guys know I'm in the TMF TLTT bill, but I kind of wanted to look at what the whales were doing here. So I pulled up two stocks that I've been watching her do some moves on and it's important we follow some of these whales. They have a lot more researchers out there than I do, but I follow the charts. I think the charts are the way to go. And so I'm pulling up those two. And one of the things, but before we do, before we get into it, for the TMF family out there, put a fire emoji down below. If you are in the TMF family, let me know or the T bill or the TLT family. Any one of those three, put it down below, put a fire emoji. Let me know how many shares you got, what you're working up. Because look, look what we got here. I'm pulling it up, folks. Family, check it out. Right here it is. We got, what do we got here? We got the X dividend date coming up and the dividend is roughly 50 cents. This is the last one. It is roughly 50 cents a share. So in other words, not there, right here, annual dividend. You got to times that by 10 because you got a reverse split. So it's roughly a $2 per year. And the last one, if you times this by 10, would have been 50.15 cents. I'm thinking it's around 50 cents a share this time as well. So you guys know I've been loading up on tons and tons of shares. So with that being said, I'm expecting a very nice dividend. It's already trading X dividend date right here, 12-21, which is good news for us, which is fantastic. So good things happening out there. And for those who want to see that X dividend date. So we got good things going on. So that dividends coming out, I believe on the 29th of December, you're going to have a little bit of money put into your account. Basically 50 cents per share. I got thousands of shares at TMS. So it's going to be a nice little payday for me. And of course we want to see this stock run up a little bit. So I did want to make sure everyone was aware of that and we'll see. But now, Cathie has been selling and that's where I'm going to pull up first. We're going to pull up Coinbase. So Coinbase is a stock that has just been on fire for those who do not know. Year to date, 412% up. You want fire, you want winners, you want bangers. Here you go. Everybody was talking crap on Coinbase. It's going under. It's done. It's baked. It's finished Mo. It's down in the 40s. I remember that. I did videos and said it's the best stock to buy now. This thing, if you believe in crypto, is going to go through the moon. And here you go. Look at this, 412. Wow. Look how high this is. 412% up folks. You bought a leap on this. You're rich. You're rich. 412% up. Are you kidding me? This is unbelievable. So they are dominating. All right. So then you come out and say, is there more room to run Mo? Well, it was up in the 200, 300, mid 300s at one time. So is there more room to run? There's always more room to run. That's the thing about this. Now, crypto has been running nicely. But so that begs the question, if you see this thing doing what it's doing, Cathy's selling. Yeah, but I know there's two sides to every story. Is she selling because she needs to diversify some of the 400% up? I think the answer is yes there. I don't think she wants that to be her biggest position in her portfolio. So it runs up 400%. She's making bank and then they start to diversify. I like it. I think it's a solid plan. And so I wanted to come over here and take a look at Coinbase and show everybody the bread recipe and the bread recipe says what? Well, look at the EMA split up. Nice. It's on the right side. Everything's looking beautiful, beautiful trend all the way back to November. And you can see the consolidation here, the tightening of the band, which means breakouts coming one way or the other. And it was to the north. So the breakout went to the north and it's been running like a champ. So the only thing that's concerning to me is right here. The RSI is all the way up there in the above 75 range. So you got a lot of things going on here where this is overbought and it did drink. It went down. Look at this. It went from 127 all the way down to like 119. So at a big drop in one day, the RSI did relieve. But now it's back above 75 again, but it has not hasn't slowed it down. This has been above 75 since all the way over November 20th. We're all the way up to the end of December and it's still above there. So it got up above 75 for a month and it's still continuing to be above 75. It's crazy how this is moving. So is it bearish on this? No, but a consolidation is should be coming. It broke up here. Anytime we get up there, you usually see a little bit of a sell off and then the next leg up. So yeah, I don't think she's getting out because she saw this turn bearish. I think she got out because she wanted to diversify. Now Tesla, she started buying. So that made me think, should I be buying some Tesla stock? What's going on with Tesla stock? Because she, as we know, loves her Tesla stock. So I wanted to come over here and take a look and see how Tesla stock is doing. If we can get through all the technical issues, which we're going to do right now. And the one thing I wanted to show you is Tesla stock. Is Tesla one of the best stocks to buy now or no? Using the bread recipe, I can tell you right now, firmly bullish on this. I am firmly bullish on this. Look at this. We had a crossover down here. We confirmed in this area and of course it consolidated for basically a month. All the way up to the middle of December. One month consolidation and now it's running. So I have to tell you, I actually like this stock right now. And if anything, I am looking at taking a short-term couple options plays. For those that don't know, I have some slush fund that I build up $10,000 up to $30,000. Doing some day trading and I've been doing it with day trading. Minute candles and stuff like that. Real high-risk stuff. So I thought I wanted to try some day candles and do it that way as well. A little longer. I can enjoy it. And I think the candles are easier to read for the day candles. And you can see exactly what we're looking at. The 5 crossing over the 13, crossing the 50 here. At that point, you would expect it over the next few weeks to go higher. And it has. Not as much as I thought it would yet. And so I think there's more room for Tesla moving higher, especially if we have these soft landings and everything else that everybody keeps talking about. I don't believe it's going to happen. But I do believe before we have any downturn that Tesla could run back up there, get up to the 270 range. So maybe, possibly, maybe not. I don't know. So I didn't, I'm not adding anything else on yet until I do more research. And I see these charts a little bit more. I always like buying in there when that 13 crosses over that 50. It's one of my favorite things to use as a buy or even a put option when it's crossing back down. That's a big sign for me. And so it's one of the ones I like to follow. But right now, I did, you know, like I said, watch what they're doing, not what they're saying. But also read into it a little bit. Figure out exactly why they would be making these moves as we go, because you just never know. Like I said, though, here's one thing we do know. Make sure you get into this course. Right down there. Code Moe. M-O-E. Save while you can. Lifetime access to this course. Plus the course Discord. It's a fantastic place where we talk about the course and everything else. All right. Not to be confused with my Stock Moe Patreon and that Discord. That's a totally separate thing. And the Stock Squad one. So that's different as well. But you can join all three if you so desire. And then get over to MooMoo and sign up and you will take advantage of this. And you will get a $100 deposit using my link below. Buy free stocks. Free level 2 data, which is awesome. And if you put a thousand in all together, you get 15 stocks plus that level 2 data. Plus a very nice 5.1% interest. Man, this is some good stuff. So take advantage of that. Now, that's what I got for you today. I appreciate you stopping by. Let's get out there and make some money.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KffMiGLkBXc	So that made me think should I be buying some Tesla stock? What's going on with Tesla stock? Because she as we know loves her Tesla stock So I wanted to come over here and take a look and see how Tesla stock is doing if we can get through all the Technical issues which we're gonna do right now And the one thing I wanted to show you is Tesla Stock one is Tesla one of the best stocks to buy now or no using the bread recipe I can tell you right now firmly bullish on this. I am firmly bullish on this. Look at this That we had a crossover down here. We confirmed in in this area and of course it Consolidated for basically a month all the way up to the middle of December one month consolidation and now it's running So I have to tell you I actually like this stock right now And if anything I am looking at taking a short-term couple options place for those that don't know I have some slush fund that I build up ten thousand up to thirty thousand doing some day trading And I've been doing it with day trading like minute candles and stuff like that real high-risk stuff So I thought I wanted to try some day candles within and do it that way as well a little longer I can enjoy it and I think the candles are easier to read for the day candles and you can see exactly what we're looking At the five crossing over the third or 13 crossing the 50 here at that point You would expect it over the next few weeks to go higher and it has Not as much as I thought it would yet and so I think there's more room for Tesla moving higher Especially if the we have these soft landings and everything else that everybody keeps talking about I don't believe it's gonna happen But I do believe before we have any downturn that Tesla could run back up there get up to the 270 range So maybe possibly maybe not I don't know So I didn't I'm not adding anything else on yet until I do more research that I see these charts a little bit more I always like buying in there when that 13 crosses over that 50 It's one of my favorite things to to use as a buy or even a put option when it's crossing back down That's a big sign for me. And so that's one of the ones I like to follow but right now I did You know, like I said watch what they're doing now what they're saying But also read into it a little bit figure out exactly why they would be making that
125,899,765	148	kIdlXPP-JzE	0.011462	700.174512	Buy	Title	2	BAM	null	null	null	Brookfield Spin-off! I OWN IT! BAM Stock Analysis! Buy More?	44,730,635	Yes	148	Brookfield Spin-off! I OWN IT! BAM Stock Analysis! Buy More?	2022-12-13 05:59:26+00:00	UCnlyaLgmqTcmXLRLLfH1Rsg	UNRIVALED INVESTING	Brookfield Corp. (BN stock) has crushed the market indices over the last few decades, growing at nearly 19% annualized. They recently announced a SPIN OFF of 25% of their asset management business, Brookfield Asset Management (BAM Stock). In this video I discuss BAM's valuation and my thoughts on future potential returns. I own both BN and BAM stock at the time of this video publication. ... 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Because I can't seem to find anything that can confirm it. I just see that their debt is ballooing and everything seems overvalued. Yet, as usual we have all of youtube banning together to claim this is the deal of the century", "Hi, love your content..\nI would love another BAM video after Q1 report, it's still hard busniss to understand but according my calculations (avg of amangement 1B exp. and actual yoy growth and 20 price to destributed earnings) it's around 8% +4% div annual returns.. would love to see your thoughts", 'why is their "Changes in working capital" negative? How does it affect free cash flow on long term?', 'The fact that all you guys are talking about it means it is overvalued..', 'Hi! Thanks for the video. I came across BAM when learning about the Cove Point LNG terminal. Seems like a really important long term asset within the North American Energy market, but not sure how sensible it is to base an investment off of one port?', 'Curious if any of your analysis changed since you made this video', 'Brookfield public entities are a good core long term investment hold. However, BN’s stock price is volatile and can provide good opportunities to buy / relative to BN’s value.\r\nBN currently trades at a large discount to NAV ~30%. Therefore, BN is exceptionally attractive now and relative to BAM.\r\n\nBrookfield has been around for more than 100 years & Bruce has been CEO for ~25 yrs. Their is high inside ownership and no integrity issues as implied.', "My college fin prof/ advisor was the one greenblatt footnoted in the special situations book. There's a reason that esp children fall after spins usually up to the next quarter. We no longer live in an EMH world. Not like we ever did, but Reflexivity and the new inelastic market hypothesis is the new rule. I advised special spin-offs and m&a to vanguard, blackrck,etc. spin-offs were my specialty starting my junior at Penn state. If you still own a copy of Greenblatt's book go back and glance at the chapter with spin-off example. Dr. Patrick cusatis. Spinoff research was his PhD thesis in 93. He and another psy prof wrote a pretty good guide to stock valuation id recommend to beginners or intermediates.books called the street smart guide to valuing a stock", "Following the corporation and now the asset manager very closely. Initially I wanted to hold mostly the asset manager but now have realize the corporation is a much better value. When you get out the 75% ownership that the corporation has of the asset manager you're paying about $10 a share for all of Brookfield Corporation less than manager. Treat the corporation as a holding company where you still get all the upside of the asset manager", 'Very high multiple for asset management business in my opinion. Would like to see analysis on bn. Thanks for the info', 'Should i buy bam or bn?', "QUESTION: Did you mean you're bullish/buying $BAM or $BN (or both) after the recent split? And is there one you're perhaps MORE bullish on of the two? Thank you for your analysis!", 'Performance fee will start to become material enough only after 5 years.', 'aftr the split I can trade or buy anymore my broker just don`t get that through:(', "Thanks! I'm curious as to your view on risks. Do you see any short term/medium term risks to the business model as JPow kicks the crap out of assets? Or put differently: Do higher rates mess with their model as assets decline in value and management fee decreases proportionally?", "Bn Mkt Cap is roughly 1/3 of BAM as of today, I understand the higher risks of BN in regards to debt. it seems strange to Value 25% of one business segment at 3x the value of the entire business. Alot of downside potential for BAM stock IMO. BN trading at roughly 3x fcf while BAM at over 20x fcf.. what's your thoughts?", 'There are so many dividend aristocrats out there with higher yields & higher return potentials, what’s the logic buying this Canadian crap?', "I'm a holder as well. Looking to add. Thanks for the analysis", 'how do I ensure i get BN.TO and not US BN? I do not want to hold American stocks in my TFSA.', 'Very nice work. Thanks. I would be interested in a valuation of $BN as they look cheap. If you assume a $BAM price of ~$29, $BN looks like ~$12 net of it’s $BAM stake. That is for everything other than asset management (although substantial debt).', 'Very interesting break down, thank you for all your videos! 👍 \nAs you said it is a complex business, too complicated for me.', 'To be clear, What is now BN is still the parent company?', 'So BN is still holding 75% of BAM.\nSo I think BN is BAM + the reinsurance business right?', "First of all thank you for the video. I'm investing since 4 month into BAM to do DCA, but now I'm confused in which one I should invest in the future. Is it wrong to sell BAM and move on with BN ?", 'Talking about crushing market & spawning company, I suggest to have a look at Constellation Software.', "BAM was trading at 43$ last Friday and yesterday dropped to 30$. The PnL of my bank account showed a -25% loss, the ticker changed to BN and no additional shares added and I couldn't trade. Today still in red, the buying price hasn't been adjusted, no adjustments whatsoever. Have I just lost one fourth of my investment then? Sorry I'm not an expert so I'm not sure, thanks", 'Thank you I love you', "I'm confused why you think new BAM earns exactly 25% of the original. It could be any percentage.", 'Daniel great video, you have assumed a PE of 20 as asset management companies should have a kind of premium, however, comparing with other asset management companies like T Row Price and Blackrock, they have an historical PE between 11-18. Can you explain more why BAM should have a higher PE than them?', 'I own Blackstone but probably should own both.', 'Great video. Complicated business to understand, especially with the spin off. Saw this in Mohnish Pabrai’s fund. Looks like an interesting buy', 'More valuation videos please. Thank you! Value investing community appreciate you', 'please consider the value stock I found called 360Digitech. You will be very surprised when you see it.', 'Thanks for this valuable video!']	WELCOME: This is a "NO HYPE, MISSION FOCUSED" channel trying to find you exceptional companies & UNRIVALED investments! I'm looking for stocks that have the potential to go up hundreds or even thousand's of percent overtime. For expert investment insights, my personal financial journey & real-money portfolio updates check out: http://www.unrivaledinvesting.com COMMUNITY: We also have a community of like-minded investors on our exclusive Discord server, available only for ANNUAL subscribers. BACKGROUND: Before launching UNRIVALED, I was lucky enough to have a variety of opportunities including CFO of a start-up that grew to $40mn in sales & working directly with the founder of a multi-billion dollar long-short hedge fund. More on my background here: https://youtu.be/ioH0QWJvda4 Disclaimer: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1b6T6Y9scuq_p8VHIuP0cTnTEcJQqjT9bcqldyd1ANyE/edit?usp=sharing	7,710,204	88,100	673	Category 1	When a business with a multi-decade track record of crushing the stock market indices announces that, hey, we are going to do a special situation and spin off part of their business, it should get you interested. It certainly has me interested. I own, at the time of this video publication, both some stock in Brookfield Corporation as well as Brookfield Asset Management. And in this video, we're going to talk about the spin-off of Brookfield Asset Management. What's the valuation? What should investors consider about future returns from here? If this is your first time tuning in, my name is Daniel. You're watching Unrivaled Investing. If you enjoy educational investment videos, please make a point of hitting that subscribe button. So let's understand, well, wait a second. What is a spin-off in the first place? Well, Joel Greenblatt, very successful investor, he wrote a wonderful book called You Can Be a Stock Market Genius Even If You're Not Too Bright, something like that, calling out how occasionally you have, and by the way, he backed Michael Burry with his hedge fund. He also ran his own hedge fund, Gotham Capital, and compounded it like 40, 50% for decades. A very, very successful investor. He called out in that book that there are several parts in the market that sometimes are mispriced. Spin-offs are one of these situations, can be. You should analyze what happens where a parent company will spin off an asset saying, hey, we don't think the market is recognizing the value of this business, so let's spin it off. And oftentimes what happens is shareholders go, wait a second, I don't want this spin-off asset. I just want to own the parent company. And so they end up selling, and it creates this forced selling that causes the spin-off asset to look actually really attractive, get very, very cheap, which creates opportunities for those folks that can analyze stocks and say, hey, what's a fair valuation for this? So what is going on with Brookfield Asset Management? What's going on with the spin-off? Well, to understand, so Brookfield, the corporation, is distributing 25% of their asset management business, and the way they're doing is for every one share of the manager, for every four shares of Brookfield. So one share of BAM for every four shares of BN. Now this might be a little confusing to folks because Brookfield Corporation, which now goes by the ticker BN, was formally trading as BAM being the ticker. That's no longer the case. Now it's BN. And they're distributing 25% of their interest in the asset manager, and now that is going to have the ticker as BAM. And so BAM is the, this is the new BAM, and that's what's currently trading, around 25% of their asset management business. And this is very interesting because it's a spin-off. Now you have two separate businesses to look into to say, hey, what's, you know, what's the value here? Thinking about the asset manager. Now keep in mind, Brookfield Corporation is not just this asset management business, which we'll talk about in a second, but also has fast-growing insurance operations, as well as a huge investment portfolio of things that Brookfield has invested in. And that's what's partly driven their exceptional returns over time. Now looking at this asset management business, 400 billion in capital managed roughly, you know, spread across various different assets from infrastructure, private equity, credit. They bought a majority position in Oak Tree, which is one of the distressed debt shops out there. So this is a very interesting, globally diversified private investment portfolio. And when you look at Brookfield asset manager, the, the spin-off or Brookfield asset management BAM, the way you should think about their earnings power going forward is that a hundred percent of the fee-related earnings, and they'll also get two thirds of the performance-related fees. Now, most investors prefer to focus on the fee-related earnings because that's very, very sticky. You, you're getting, you know, some, let's say somewhere between a half and 1% of the assets under management each year in terms of a fee that comes in year in year out. And so that is like an annuity type of business. That is a very highly valued business. And then the performance fees, that'll be a lot more volatile. Let's say you charge 15, 20, 25% performance fees. That's typically, hey, you deliver, let's say you increase 20% value while you're getting, let's say a 20, 20% fee of that value creation. That that's this, this carried interest, but it, it doesn't necessarily happen year to year. It's going to be lumpy depending on when they trim their portfolio or find, you know, appropriate exits. So not only do you have this earnings power from stable fixed fee business, which they estimate to be around 2 billion in free cashflow, which is very interesting. They're also saying, yeah, this actually could be a very clean balance sheet with roughly $3 billion in cash investments, no debt. And they're saying, yeah, we're also going to be paying out roughly 90% of their distributable earnings to shareholders saying, hey, this might be based on the current price for BAM, roughly a three to 4% yield currently where it trades. We'll see where it comes out, but that's roughly where it is based on how I'm pencilling it out. And so you have three to 4% yield plus potential growth. Double the business over the next five years, just from their fee related earnings. And it's worth understanding that they're saying, yeah, we think our fee related earnings is around $2 billion and none of the current carried interest is in that. So none of their performance fees. So any other prior funds? Yeah, you, that's not going to be here in the, this new asset manager. It'll only be performance fees from new funds that they launched. And that'll be two thirds of the performance fees that go to the asset manager. And so the question is, well, what's Brookfield asset management worth? Is there this dynamic where it's cheap to buy Brookfield asset management stock? First, if you're looking to take charge of your investment journey, consider unrivaledinvesting.com for compelling investment ideas, real time portfolio updates, and our exclusive discord server available for annual subscribers. Also recently launched two new investment courses for enterprising investors looking to learn more about valuing businesses and understanding financial statements. That's all at unraveledinvesting.com and full disclosure, not financial advice. And at the time of this publication, I did own stock in both Brookfield Corp as well as Brookfield asset management. And so once again, in this video, I'm going to focus on Brookfield asset management, which is the spinoff that is traditionally the asset that becomes cheaper. In this case, I'm not sure that's actually going to be the case. But in this in this case, I'm just going to focus on Brookfield asset management, leaving Brookfield Corporation BN as a separate focus for my subscribers at unraveledinvesting.com. So looking at Brookfield asset management currently around thirty three, thirty four dollars a share, roughly 400 million shares outstanding. That implies this asset manager business being valued around 14 billion dollars. Now, keep in mind, this is only 25 percent of the asset manager. This isn't the full full 100 percent. This is only that 25 percent interest in the asset manager. So that implies if the whole thing were public getting this fees, it would probably be worth between 50 and 60 billion dollars, roughly based on how you're seeing here. Now, they're saying that 28. This is based on the figures they provide in their presentation, saying, look, they're going to have two point eight billion in net cash on their balance sheet. And there's going to be annual free cash flow of around two billion dollars. Now, once again, you should understand. And and there's currently going to be zero from performance fees, but that'll probably increase over time. Right now, I'm not giving them any credit for. I'm just saying right right now, over the next 12 months, how should we think about the economics for for BAM stock and recognizing that BAM owns BAM? The ticker only owns 25 percent of the asset manager. So that two billion dollars in annual free cash flow that they call out, that's only going to be around 500 million dollars, give or take. You know, I'm doing plus or minus 50 million. And so thinking about where this is, you know, over the next 12 months. And so that implies, OK, so you have this business. This that's represents 25 percent of the asset manager that's valued at 13, 14 billion dollars, generating around 500 million in free cash flow. So that implies that it's trading somewhere between 25 and 30 times. So that is the market's way of saying, hey, this is a very good business. We're going to assign a very full multiple for it because you've told us you're going to return those that capital to shareholders. And that's part of the reason why it's very stable, very sticky, growing. And your shareholders should expect, hey, if you're going to be paying out, let's say 90 percent to shareholders, that you're going to be getting around three to let's say close to four percent based on that free cash flow multiple. So you're getting three to four percent a year potentially. And then factor in growth from assets under management, maybe some growth from future funds, from future performance fees. And so over the next five years, I'm penciling out somewhere between 12 and a half and 17 and a half. So not giving, let's say, full credit to their business, you know, more than doubling like they're suggesting. I'm saying, hey, let's let's pencil out 15 percent. It's sort of the base case and assuming a little bit of multiple contraction saying, hey, maybe in five years from now, you're only going to sign 20 times, give or take to that multiple, which obviously I think this is a very I think having a annuity like business where you're paying out, you know, steady amounts of free cash flow. You can say, hey, this is like a 90 percent payout ratio. And it's you know, it's tied to assets under management and asset management. You know, assets under management are growing each year. You know, that type of business. It should have a premium. So maybe I'm being a little too conservative here. But thinking about a range of multiples that gets to around, you know, 15, 14 to let's say a little under 30 billion dollar valuation over the next five years, plus that dividend that shareholders I think should be expecting. And so you're effectively penciling out low single digits to nearly 20 percent return for BAM stock in the future. So that's part of the reason why I own Brookfield Asset Manager. But I also think that it's quite possible that Brookfield Corporation, with all this noise, actually might be even cheaper. The problem with Brookfield, in my opinion, is that the results are just so incredibly complex to dive into to peel apart. You know, for example, the hypothetical valuation I was just showing that that is relying heavily on the figures management provided, such as, hey, this is the annual free cash flow. So it is trickier, in my opinion, than, let's say, looking at, you know, a simple business. Let's say, you know, looking at an advertising business where you could say, oh, this is the free cash flow and very easy, easily calculated here. Their balance sheet, their financial statements, they're much more complex. And so you do have to rely a lot on management for a company like this. You have to sort of bet on the jockey and say, hey, I sure hope they're not doing anything fraudulent because there's so many moving pieces here. And it'd be very easy, you know, to do something that's problematic. So I own a stake in Brookfield Corporation as well as Brookfield Asset Management. And if this video has been helpful for you, explaining the thoughts around Brookfield Asset Management, its current valuation, its potential in the years ahead, please make a point of hitting that thumbs up. Hit that subscribe button. Also, one more quick point. You know, I did call out with, you know, looking at Brookfield Asset Management, the hypothetical valuation framework. It is worth understanding if they don't deliver on this growth, you know, if they don't deliver on that two billion, you know, in annual free cash flow and they don't start growing their performance fees, then I would say, you know, there's a good chance you could see an even lower multiple than I want to penciling out. Or you just won't see these types of attractive returns. So like all valuation frameworks, it really depends on seeing management execute. And that's what I'm looking for. That's what everyone should be looking for. Looking for a great team where you can rely on them and they have a track record of delivering. In this case, Brookfield does have a track record delivering, but the business is getting particularly complex. I hope this video has helped sort of clear up some of the complexity. Thanks so much for tuning in.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIdlXPP-JzE	When a business with a multi-decade track record of crushing the stock market indices announces that, hey, we are going to do a special situation and spin off part of their business, it should get you interested. It certainly has me interested. I own at the time of this video publication, both some stock in Brookfield Corporation as well as Brookfield Asset Management. And in this video, we're going to talk about the spinoff of Brookfield Asset Management. What's the valuation? What should investors consider about future returns from here? If this is your first time tuning in, my name is Daniel. You're watching Unrivaled Investing. If you enjoy educational investment videos, please make a point of hitting that subscribe button. So let's understand. Well, wait a second. What is a spinoff in the first place? Well, Joel Greenblatt, very successful investor. He wrote a wonderful book called You Can Be a Stock Market Genius Even If You're Not Too Bright, something like that, calling out how occasionally you have. And by the way, he backed Michael Burry with his hedge fund. He also ran his own hedge fund, Gotham Capital, and compounded at like 40, 50 percent for decades. A very, very successful investor. He called out in that book that there are several parts in the market that sometimes are mispriced. Spinoffs are one of these situations, can be. You should analyze what happens where a parent company will spin off an asset saying, hey, we don't think the market is recognizing the value of this business, so let's spin it off. And oftentimes what happens is shareholders go, wait a second, I don't want this spun off asset. I just want to own the parent company. And so they end up selling and it creates this for selling that causes the spun off asset to look actually really attractive, get very, very cheap, which creates opportunities for those folks that can analyze stocks and say, hey, what's a fair valuation for this? So what is going on with Brookfield Asset Management? What's going on with the spin off? Well, to understand. So Brookfield, the corporation is distributing 25 percent of their asset management business. And the way they're doing is for every one share of the manager, for every four shares of Brookfield. So one share of BAM for every four shares of BN. Now, this might be a little confusing to folks because Brookfield Corporation, which now goes by the ticker BN, was formally trading as BAM being the ticker. That's no longer the case. Now it's BN and they're distributing 25 percent of their interest in the asset manager. And now that is going to have the ticker as BAM. And so BAM is the this is the new BAM. And that's what's currently trading around 25 percent of their asset manager business. And this is very interesting because the spin off now you have two separate businesses to look into to say, hey, what's you know, what's the value here? Thinking about the asset manager. Now, keep in mind, Brookfield Corporation is not just this asset management business, which we'll talk about in a second, but also has fast growing insurance operations, as well as a huge investment portfolio of things that Brookfield has invested in. And that's what partly driven their exceptional returns over time. Now, looking at this asset management business, 400 billion in capital managed roughly, you know, spread across various different assets from infrastructure, private equity credit. They bought a majority position in Oak Tree, which is one of the distressed debt shops out there. So this is a very interesting, globally diversified private investment portfolio. And when you look at Brookfield asset manager, the the spin off or Brookfield asset management, BAM, the way you should think about their earnings power going forward is that 100 percent of the fee related earnings and they'll also get two thirds of the performance related fees. Now, most investors prefer to focus on the fee related earnings because that's very, very sticky. You're getting, you know, some let's say somewhere between a half and one percent of the assets under management each year in terms of a fee that comes in year in, year out. And so that is like an annuity type of business. That is a very highly valued business. And then the performance fees, that'll be a lot more volatile. Let's say you charge 15, 20, 25 percent performance fees. That's typically, hey, you deliver, let's say you increase 20 percent value while you're getting, let's say, a 20, 20 percent fee of that value creation that that's this this carried interest. But it doesn't necessarily happen year to year. It's going to be lumpy depending on when they trim their portfolio or find, you know, appropriate exits. So not only do you have this earnings power from stable fixed fee business, which they estimate to be around two billion in free cash flow, which is very interesting. They're also saying, yeah, this actually could be a very clean balance sheet with roughly three billion dollars in cash investments, no debt. And they're saying, yeah, we're also going to be paying out roughly 90 percent of their distributable earnings to shareholders saying, hey, this might be based on the current price for BAM, roughly a three to four percent yield currently where it trades. We'll see where you know it comes out, but that's roughly where it is based on how I'm penciling it out. And so you have three to four percent yield plus potential growth. Management thinks that they more than double the business over the next five years just from their fee related earnings. And it's worth understanding that they're saying, yeah, we think our fee related earnings is around two billion dollars and none of the current carried interest is in that. So none of their performance fees. So any other prior funds? Yeah, that's not going to be here in this new asset manager. It'll only be performance fees from new funds that they launch, and that'll be two thirds of the performance fees that go to the asset manager. And so the question is, well, what's Brookfield asset management worth? Is there this dynamic where it's cheap to buy Brookfield asset management stock? First, if you're looking to take charge of your investment journey, consider unrivaled investing dot com for compelling investment ideas, real time portfolio updates and our exclusive discord server available for annual subscribers. Also recently launched two new investment courses for enterprising investors looking to learn more about valuing businesses and understanding financial statements. That's all at unrivaled investing dot com. Full disclosure, not financial advice. And at the time of this publication, I did own stock in both Brookfield Corp as well as Brookfield asset management. And so once again, in this video, I'm going to focus on Brookfield asset management, which is the spinoff that is traditionally the asset that becomes cheaper. In this case, I'm not sure that's actually going to be the case. But in this in this case, I'm just going to focus on Brookfield asset management, leaving Brookfield Corporation BN as a separate focus for my subscribers at unrivaled investing dot com. So looking at Brookfield asset management currently around thirty three, thirty four dollars a share, roughly 400 million shares outstanding. That implies this asset manager business being valued around 14 billion dollars. Now, keep in mind, this is only 25 percent of the asset manager. This isn't the full full 100 percent. This is only that 25 percent interest in the asset manager. So that implies if the whole thing were public getting this fees, it would probably be worth between 50 and 60 billion dollars roughly based on how you're seeing here. Now, they're saying that 28 this is based on the figures they provide in their presentation, saying, look, they're going to have two point eight billion in net cash on their balance sheet and there's going to be annual free cash flow of around two billion dollars. Now, once again, you should understand and and there's currently going to be zero from performance fees, but that'll probably increase over time. Right now, I'm not giving them any credit for I'm just saying right right now over the next 12 months, how should we think about the economics for for BAM stock and recognizing that BAM owns BAM, the ticker only owns 25 percent of the asset manager. So that two billion dollars in annual free cash flow that they call out, that's only going to be around 500 million dollars, give or take. You know, I'm doing plus or minus 50 million. And so thinking about where this is, you know, over the next 12 months. And so that implies, OK, so you have this business, this that's represents 25 percent of the asset manager that's valued at 13, 14 billion dollars, generating around 500 million in free cash flow. So that implies that it's trading somewhere between 25 and 30 times. So that is the market's way of saying, hey, this is a very good business. We're going to assign a very full multiple for it because you've told us you're going to return those that capital to shareholders. And that's part of the reason why it's very stable, very sticky growing. And your shareholders should expect, hey, if you're going to be paying out, let's say 90 percent to shareholders, that you're going to be getting around three to let's say close to four percent based on that free cash flow multiple. So you're getting three to four percent a year potentially. And then factor in growth from assets under management, maybe some growth from future funds, from future performance fees. And so over the next five years, I'm penciling out somewhere in between 12 and a half and 17 and a half. So not giving, let's say, full credit to their business, you know, more than doubling like they're suggesting. I'm saying, hey, let's let's pencil out 15 percent. It's sort of the base case. And assuming a little bit of multiple contraction, saying, hey, maybe in five years from now, you're only going to sign 20 times, give or take to that multiple, which obviously I think this is a very I think having a annuity like business where you're paying out, you know, steady amounts of free cash flow, you can say, hey, this is like a 90 percent payout ratio. And it's you know, it's tied to assets under management and asset management. You know, assets under management are growing each year. You know, that type of business, it should have a premium. So maybe I'm being a little too conservative here. But thinking about a range of multiples that gets to around, you know, 15, 14 to let's say a little under 30 billion dollar valuation over the next five years, plus that dividend that shareholders I think should be expecting. And so you're effectively penciling out low single digits to nearly 20 percent return for BAM stock in the future. So that's part of the reason why I own Brookfield Asset Manager. But I also think that it's quite possible that Brookfield Corporation, with all this noise, actually might be even cheaper. The problem with Brookfield, in my opinion, is that the results are just so incredibly complex to dive into to peel apart. You know, for example, the hypothetical valuation I was just showing that that is relying heavily on the figures management provided, such as, hey, this is the annual free cash flow. So it is trickier, in my opinion, than, let's say, looking at, you know, a simple business. Let's say, you know, looking at an advertising business where you could say, oh, this is the free cash flow and very easy, easily calculated here. Their balance sheet, their financial statements, they're much more complex. And so you do have to rely a lot on management for a company like this. You have to sort of bet on the jockey and say, hey, I sure hope they're not doing anything fraudulent because there's so many moving pieces here and it'd be very easy, you know, to do something that's problematic. So I own a stake in Brookfield Corporation as well as Brookfield Asset Management. And if this video has been helpful for you explaining the thoughts around Brookfield Asset Management, its current valuation, its potential in the years ahead, please make a point of hitting that thumbs up, hit that subscribe button. Also, one more quick point. You know, I did call out with, you know, looking at Brookfield Asset Management, the hypothetical valuation framework, it is worth understanding if they don't deliver on this growth, you know, if they don't deliver on that two billion, you know, in annual free cash flow and they don't start growing their performance fees, then I would say, you know, there's a good chance you could see an even lower multiple than a one penciling out, or you'll just won't see these types of attractive returns. So like all valuation frameworks, it really depends on seeing management execute. And that's what I'm looking for. That's what everyone should be looking for, looking for a great team where you can rely on them and they have a track record of delivering. In this case, Brookfield does have a track record delivering, but the business is getting particularly complex. I hope this video has helped sort of clear up some of the complexity. Thanks so much for tuning in.
125,899,766	149	KJrYO2skUE8	595.074819	632.307901	Buy	Selected region	3	IRBT	null	49.99	null	irobot stock down 40%. BUY NOW?	44,732,101	Yes	149	irobot stock down 40%. BUY NOW?	2018-02-09 23:33:09+00:00	UCnMn36GT_H0X-w5_ckLtlgQ	Financial Education	Link to join StockHub free investing discord server:https://financialeducationjeremy.com/stock-hub --~-- Today we discuss Irobot stock and its massive decline. irobot went down about 40% this week alone after earnings investors didn't like. * 11 Part Stock Market Investing Mastery Course: https://financial-education2.teachable.com/p/stock-market-investing-mastery * 12 Part Stock Options Mastery Course: https://financial-education2.teachable.com/p/stock-options-mastery * My Private Stock Market Member Group: https://financial-education2.teachable.com/p/in-jeremy-s-stock-market-brain * My SnapChat is : FinancialEdSnap * My Instagram is : FinancialEducationJeremy * My Twitter Page https://twitter.com/givemethegoodz Financial Education Channel Sign Up to Get The Top 5 Investing Apps I Use And How I Use Them http://bit.ly/jeremystop5	['financial education', 'irobot', 'irobot stock', 'stocks to buy', 'stocks to watch']	en	635	false	16,436	282	116	['https://financial-education2.teachable.com/p/new-products-reveal', '2021', 'iRobot back too 100+ did u get in?', 'Making a 6% gain as of right now after hearing about this news. Thank you Jeremy.', 'Take me botz! Lol jk', 'You forgot to mention that they are into military type robots.', 'Great video Bobby, you getting better', 'Been watching I-robot for a while. \xa0Seems like a steal of a deal!', 'Does it run on a artificial intelligent chipset', 'The stock volatility is nothing more then Market manipulation causing big waves catch a ride before the SEC catches up', 'The slow movers are going into gold and low volatility stocks', 'Every Monday Wednesday and Friday sounds like day trading for people with less than 25000', 'GoPro 2, Irobot has a niche product so this is what happens when they get competitors', "Have you done a video or can you do a video talking about the best way to do taxes? I already know how to do them normally but I've never had a 1099 form since I just started investing. It would be helpful!", 'what do you think about alphabet stocks after the lil dip in the past week', 'You are the best and most importantly for me', "your paying 18 dollars for every dollar of profit, that's still quite the premium", 'Maybe if they came out with one that can mop or even wax and buff. That surely would be a big deal', 'The Dyson 360 is very good but also very expensive at £799. \nWe bought one last year and we are happy with it.', "I've been using Alibaba and ebay for years now. Trust me, the arbitrague with these Chinese sellers will absolutely decimate a potentially stellar products industry. I've seen it happen with many products like this, including the vested products of my own, and I lost a good amount due to lack of ebay sells induced by a larger field of sharks. I guess you can call it my fault for not getting out at the right time and buying another 200 units @ 140 a piece in an unexpected saturated market. Just be weary and cautious especially with Alibaba now flourishing in these areas. Remember, they pump this tech out like candy with the amount of factories they have. Just Lookin out. Cheers.", "Can you check out a company called EXAS. That's the ticker. Think you might be interested. Cheers.", 'Comments on Amazon are fake.', 'what about PG?', "I still have my roomba from circa 2005, it still works great !!! Irobot is all over QVC and HSN, that's $$$ right there... Senior citizens", 'Ima add a small position', "I'd play this stock for a trade, but I don't like this stock for long-term investing IMO. Just look at how many robotic vacuum cleaners are out there. Competitions are fierce in this space because the barrier to entry is so low. These roombas aren't even close to AI and machine learning, so there's virtually no technological competitive advantages at all. This ain't NVidia because the vacuum cleaner is not even AI. In the long run, this is gonna end up like GoPro - gets buried by Chinese competitors undercutting them.", 'Why the camera filters?', 'I am a large holder of IRBT and been buying off and on for about 5 months. I bought a little more today around $56 and lowered my cost basis from $82 to $75.\n\nI believe it is very undervalued. Balance sheet is wonderful. Little long term debt. High stockholders equity continues to grow quarter after quarter. Management sets sales and earnings expectations very conservatively and beats numbers.\n\n2 new products will be introduced in the 2nd half of 2018. Could be a robotic lawn mower?\n\nIgnore Spruce capitol who has wrote numerous articles to short irbt for the past few years. Well they were wrong if you look at the chart for the past 5 years.\n\nThe stock price going down 40% is a little overkill. Heck, they are still making loads of money. Who would argue against a 20% sales growth for the next 3 years?\n\nJeremy, I would certainly take the risk for the high reward. Just buy in small amounts at different times.', "Tbh I know exactly 1 person who owns a roomba, he bought it years ago and he's rich.", "I expected a mention of NV's incredible ER, and today's crazy action in the market, did you see those swings in the Dow?", "Why would you buy irobot @ $299+, when you can get the Chinese knock-off for half the price (or less). \nIsn't this the phenomenon that occurred with GoPro. You said the same stuff about GoPro and see what happened to them.", 'Dead cat bounce', 'I was working with some people doing the iRobot lawnmower. Which works great and will be big soon in the USA. These lawnmowers and services are a big deal in Europe.', 'iLife a4s is great for the price! Bought mine for $135!', 'I’m buying DIS Monday.', 'WATCH the BOND market. if rates rise the market will fall apart its all manipulated.', 'I can guarantee you that we will still have vacuum cleaners in 15- 25 years. I just don’t see IRobot taking over the market entirely.', 'Look at LRCX and AMAT', 'I think it’s always risky to invest in a new and emerging technologies such as this thanks', 'All stocks are taking 3 steps forward and 5 steps back so I prefer to wait a bit longer before jumping on', 'iRobot is the GoPro of vacuums. Buy Grubhub for growth and CVS is grossly undervalued now.', 'DJ ROOOOMBA', 'Bought NVDA before earnings\nWill buy Walmart and Home Depot before earnings... only way to beat this volatile market', 'Keep the beard. Mustache only (in other videos) makes you look like a shady salesman. Also, does your irobot vac have my address?', 'Always love your SPECIFIC stocks and other analyzing. Keep up specifics on topics. Like wynne resorts and Apple and facebook and Google analysis vids also', 'If market crashes, people will settle for brooms 😎 lol', 'Technical Difficulties.....', 'Don’t buy iRobot I’m from the future Jeremy you will have a record year in the stock market but you lose money in iRobot just like GoPro falling knife', 'i dont c a very wide moat', 'When you will talk about MARIJUANA !? They have great futur in canada. Lots of speculation but they will have value.']	My name is Jeremy Lefebvre and I created the Financial Education Channel as somewhere people from all backgrounds, countries etc can come and learn about Investing, Personal Finance and entrepreneurship! Apply to join my private Stock group & Wealth Group with this link FAQ What do you do each day? Now a days I focus most of my time on finding the next home run stocks, running my stock portfolios, help my private stock group members reach 6 figure, 7 figure and 8 figure milestones, and lastly record Youtube videos! I use to have a real estate marketing company before youtube took off. Before that I was a manager for a company named Quiktrip. Wife Kids? Yes I have a beautiful wife and 2 awesome little boys When did you start the Financial Education channel? I started in 2016 Any advice to retail investors? Do Research and watch my videos on investing!	114,942,285	733,000	2,587	Category 1	Well, good day there, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome into this week's edition of Damn That Stock Got Tore Up, featuring iRobot, the maker of the Roomba vacuum cleaner, the vacuum cleaner that vacuums my house every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. That is what company we are talking about here today. They also make some devices that clean hard floors, tile floors, things like that, okay? This stock got tore up this past week, okay? Yesterday, it was down close to 32%, guys, yesterday, okay? And today, it went down around another five or 6% today. This stock has been from $100-something, not that long ago, to now it's in the $50 range, okay? And this comes after basically they announced earnings that were not up to what Wall Street had expected, okay? So they reported numbers here, including a negative 41-cent impact due to US tax code changes. A lot of companies have had that happen to them, basically these one-time effects of the tax code changes. But its outlook for revenue growth is slowing to a range of about 20% for 2018. That's not bad. I mean, 20% is not bad, with a forecast of annual revenue of about $1.05 billion to $1.08 billion, which appears to be the source of disappointment. In 2017, iRobot's revenue surged 34% on an annual basis to $884 million, and soared 54% in the fourth quarter they just reported to $327 million. So those are very, very impressive numbers there, okay? The company did show a large increase in expenses, with the selling and marketing expenses jumping to almost $71 million in the fourth quarter, up from $48 million in the year-ago quarter, okay guys? Investors were expecting marketing to increase during the fourth quarter and holiday season, but spending was higher than expected, okay? The company basically expects double-digit revenue growth in all regions as we continue to evolve and extend our proven sales and marketing initiatives in overseas markets, said Colin Angle, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of iRobot in a statement Wednesday. In the U.S., we expect continued strong sales following our 40%-plus growth in 2017, guys. So this company has been on a tear this past year. It's just growing like insane, okay? iRobot, for those of you guys that do not know, they were the originators of the robotic vacuum cleaner. They were the first ones to really bring something to market and do it successfully, and they've had a dominant market share for a long, long time of the robotic vacuum cleaner business, okay? And that's basically the way we're going, okay? The whole old stand-up that you used to watch your mom vacuum the house with and she'd go around, that whole deal, that's in the past, okay? We're moving on from that. In my opinion, if you go to stores, if there are any things such as physical retail stores in 10 or 15 years, but if you go to a physical retail store and you try to look for upright vacuums 10 to 15 years from now, good luck trying to find one. They're going to be pretty much extinct. Everybody's kind of moving to this robotic game. I remember we jumped on board, it was probably about four or five years ago. Why? Because I owned some iRobot stock back then and I had bought in, and so I wanted to try their product. So I bought Roomba back then, then we upgraded a few years ago to a new model and whatnot. Now iRobot does have a significant competitor now at this point. They've had a lot of competitors, okay? They've had Samsung's come into this space, they've had Dyson come into this space, they've had a lot of competitors, but those competitors really try to compete on the very, very high end, okay? Shark has come in now and they're trying to compete on the very low end, okay? They're trying to compete on the very low end and they're trying to attack there. So with a product that is considered pretty close to premium product, right? But at a much lower price. So we look here, the Shark Ion Robox 750 Vacuum with Wi-Fi connectivity and voice control. They're pricing that at about $379 on their website, okay? So which means probably some retailers you can probably get it for less than $379, right? That's a major competitor. Now iRobot does have a pretty relatively strong, I guess you could say competitive moat for pricing because they have products all across the board, okay? They got a $299 Roomba and they got it all the way up to $899, okay? So they really have their bases covered as far as pricing goes and kind of like some entry level products for people that maybe aren't looking for as many features and whatnot. And they obviously have probably the premier robotic vacuum cleaner out there, okay? There's really nothing that could touch the 980 as far as what's in the market currently, all right? So that is good for them, but at the same time, Shark is seeing that as someone that could be a potential huge threat. And you know, I remember back when I was investing in iRobot, there was always worries about like this company could come in and this company come in. I remember back when I was with them, Dyson was talking a lot about getting in the robotic vacuum cleaner business. They came out with one and from my understanding, it is a complete flop. And I don't even know if they're still selling it. Maybe they are, but from what I heard, it was a complete flop. When they actually introduced that, I was already out of the stock at that point, but it hasn't worked out. Shark, maybe, maybe they could be a main competitor here. We're just gonna have to see. Now, something I did see concerning here, okay? So I go into Amazon.com, I type in a simple term, robot vacuum cleaner, okay? Probably a pretty common term. I mean, I imagine, you know, if I was searching on Amazon for one of these. And what I find on Amazon is I find a massive amount of very highly rated robotic type vacuum cleaners on the lower end that honestly have really good ratings, okay? So, and I don't see any iRobots anywhere here, guys. So I type in, I see a bunch of brands that have four and a half stars. And these brands, I've never heard of them in my life. I can almost guarantee you there's some Chinese knockoff type things, right? I go down the list, there's a bunch more. I still haven't seen any iRobots. I type, I go down further, then finally, like, the Shark starts showing up and whatnot. I go down even more and finally, like, 10, 12, 15 posts down, I start to see some iRobots there, which took forever to get there. So, there's a lot of competition on the low end in the robotic vacuum game right now. And there's a few ways you could look at it, right? The first way is it's nice that the market has finally, over the past few years, come to iRobot, okay? Our robot's been in the robotic vacuum cleaner business for a long time. It hasn't really gone mainstream until the last couple years, okay? Hasn't gone mainstream until really the past couple years. So you can look at it from a perspective of iRobot's in the perfect position. They're the premier player there. Everybody wants a robotic vacuum cleaner now. The whole stand-up things are starting to go away more and more. That's a good thing, but at the same time, you could say it's a bad thing because these companies are getting a ton of money in, they're getting a ton of sales, and if some of these Chinese knockoff companies use that money rather than spend it on themselves and lavish vacations and whatnot and use that on more R&D, maybe those type of companies can build a strong brand and then actually start competing with iRobot on the higher end, okay? So that is something to worry about. All those ones that are selling those $200 ones, if they're making, let's say, 50 bucks profit on each one and they're funneling that money back into the business in research and development and whatnot, that could be a problem for iRobot over the long term. The question is, do the owners of those businesses, those Chinese corporations, are they going to be spending that on themselves, buying nice houses and cars and all that fun stuff? Are they going to actually funnel that money back into the business? That's something that remains to be seen there. Now, balance sheet wise, unbelievable balance sheet at iRobot. $128 million in cash and cash equivalents, another $37 million in short-term investments, and virtually no debt on this company. A phenomenal, phenomenal balance sheet. Now if we look at the PE ratios here, so it's a 34 trailing PE, but on the forward PE basis, it's only at an 18, guys. Only at an 18 on this company. That's pretty low. That is pretty low, in my opinion, for a company that's expected to still grow 20 plus percent, okay? This group's revenue is 54% in the past quarter. If they're still expected to grow around 20%, that's a pretty low PE for a company that's growing the way it is, okay? So if we look here at what analysts are expecting from this company, okay? So analysts are expecting the company to have done around $2.70 in the current year, 2018. They did $2.18 last year. And then next year, in 2019, they're expecting around $3.35 of earnings. So a pretty big bump up there in earnings per share. Also, current year, around 15% sales growth, revenue growth. And next year, 2019, expected around 15.5%, so another 15% plus year there. That's pretty strong growth numbers there, guys, in the EPS expected and in the revenue numbers, okay? So my view on iRobot is this is a company maybe I might be interested in getting back into. I was in it in the past. I don't know if it was 2013, 2014. Sometime back then, I was in this company, and it was a little bit, it was a much more sleepy business back then. Let's just put it that way. The growth was much lower than what it is now. It was a much more sleepy business and whatnot. So maybe at this point in time, it's worth me taking a close look back into this one, and they still have the same things they had back then as far as the premier position in the market, which they still have, okay? They had a phenomenal balance sheet back when I was in the stock. They still have a phenomenal balance sheet. They still have Colin Engel there. The guy's been leading the company for well over a decade now, founder of the company and whatnot. They still have a ton of patents, a ton of technology with this company. The only difference is between when I was in it and basically what's going on now is the company's just growing much bigger than it was back then. Back then, it was like 10% revenue growth, somewhere around there, 15% revenue growth. It just grew revenues 54% that last quarter. That's pretty crazy stuff there, guys. So definitely a company I'm going to have to relook into very closely, and if the stock drops into the 40s, I would say there's probably a 99% chance I'm going to start buying it if it drops under $50 per share, okay? Probably a 99% chance I'll start buying it, but we shall see as time moves on, and I'll keep you guys updated if I do start to buy that. Obviously, if you're in my stock market membership group, as soon as I buy a stock or sell a stock, I post that same exact day in there, so get in there. If you're not already in there, there's a million different reasons why you want to be in there. Thank you for watching, guys, and have a great day.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJrYO2skUE8	closely and if the stock drops into the 40s, I would say there's probably a 99% chance I'm gonna start buying it if it drops under $50 per share. Okay, probably a 99% chance I'll start buying it. But we shall see as time moves on and I'll keep you guys updated if I do start to buy that. Obviously, if you're in my stock market membership group, as soon as I buy a stock or sell a stock, I post that same exact day in there. So get in there if you're not already in there. There's a million different reasons why you wanna be in there. Thank you for watching, guys, and have a great day.
125,899,769	152	kuxdhNXekI8	158.87172	166.252418	Buy	Selected region	2	SQ	null	280	null	BUY NIO @ $44? \| (our play exploded)	44,734,046	Yes	152	BUY NIO @ $44? \| (our play exploded)	2021-03-03 02:11:10+00:00	UC0BGhWsIbV7Dm-lsvhdlMbA	ZipTrader	These are Charlie's opinions, not investment advice. Do your own due diligence! Charlie talks about our ZipTrader plays, which he thinks you should add money too, and gives some updates on the market. 🚗NIO driving footage from “Driving China” - https://www.youtube.com/c/DrivingChina/featured Popular Resources: A. 📈Join ZipTraderU (15% off coupon "YOUTUBE15") ➤ http://ziptraderu.com B. 🚀Join ZT Circle (*Free) ➤ https://www.facebook.com/groups/ziptrader C.✅Webull "Get Free Stocks!" ➤ https://act.webull.com/k/XibiyKURKieC/main D.🕵🏻Free Trading Tutorials ➤ https://bit.ly/2HCn3hT 📌New to the stock market and #trading? 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Thanks.', 'Should I buy it for long term ??????', 'NIO is 37$ :))now', 'I bought at $44 and now its at $36. Thanks genius!!', "I've got some Nio for sale if anyone is interested? 4 for a tenner, or near offer.", 'Guys this guy is a fraud, he has bots commenting not real people', 'BUY NIO @ $34? - There, I fixed your headline to closely reflect price action', 'What’s the deal with SBE, well CHPT now', 'as a Chinese myself, Id love to see their swap station, I am thinking that they can only do that in China because the labour is relatively cheaper', 'Say something about SUNW', 'Please review $NAK', 'Charlie ditch the tea its bad for you and makes you talk too fast,', 'If your principle is to throw enough shit at the wall so something will stick eventually is not a strategy I will administer. The fact the moment I started to listen to lot of these dolts is the moment I started losing - not that I even give a shit about it. Equivalency test - Scammer or Stock Market?', 'Can you do a video on VISL, they recently got another DoD contract.', 'NIO is essentially a growth stock. Getting smashed like the others with interest rates.', 'If you have Nio shares, do covered calls, but I think Nio will drop more. We had 22million puts bought for Nio today alone.', 'Yes I caught RKT ,70% profit on this!!!', 'Nio 38', 'Thoughts on XL?', 'What do people think of HUYA?', 'WOW PLGG PLEASE COVER THIS STOCK AGGRESSIVELY. MASSIVE RALLY', 'what do you think about $XL and the short seller report? ripe for a big reversal/ short squeeze in a couple weeks maybe?', '🤡', '38 now wonder how much lower 😂 enough to make me cry', 'Love your work Charlie!!! would love to hear your thoughts on TSLA going down and also on CCIV. IS it a buy at 20 bucks?', "I bought a load of NIO few days ago so I'm good, also I've gone over a few articles of investors that grew profit of upto $670K in 2months from $209K and I'd love to know how to achieve such figures within a few months and still counting...", 'What do you think about NNDM in the $8 range?', 'Charlie! What about JMIA?', 'CLOV please', 'It was a buy at $38 for sure', "Charlie I don't think you've really discussed zom or if u have im sorry I've mistaken... but if not that's a stock tbat has alot of people's interest and money.", 'I’m getting beat down like a rabid dog', 'dont u think u speak without breathing i feel choking and make me to not watch ur videos even if really like watching them so slow down', 'In June, there will be a bunch of people wondering why they sold NIO.', 'Do you have some tips on what to look for when it’s time to trade a stock?', 'Chip shortage means Schumer & Pelosi want the US to build more chip fabrication in silicon valley. AND A TUNNEL TO TAX BOTH CALI AND ARIZONA FOR. \nComplete manipulation.', "This is comical considering I bought this name at $2 not long ago. I've since sold.bim short TSLA from $718.50 ... The lists of reasons is to long. The Weekly charts of both are badly broken. Time to look for shorts. Some flyers like SLGG around but not many left in this market bubble.", 'yesterday:" 45 pretty good price for NIO". Today we can pick it up for 39. What happens \nTomorrow?', 'Can you please review Inseego?', 'Thank you for the update on NIO. Could you please do a video on ACIC, EH, and any other flying vehicles that are going to be coming in the future?', 'Man I hate his tea sipping and the sound it makes, anti SMR', 'Teladoc Health!!!', 'I made $50 off rkt and lost 1000 on the day, great', 'Neo should speak with Nano. When update on nano and li Auto?']	Welcome to ZipTrader! ZT's Charlie Plattus places an emphasis on day-trading, swing trading, and long term investment strategies. We study price action reactions related to news as well as a focus on technical indications on up & down trends. We strive to post the most informational and easy to understand clips on how to trade in today's volatile market. Our goal is to push our followers to develop their abilities and confidence in each and every trade. DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, reflections, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. These are Charlie's opinions, not investment/financial/legal advice. Past performance is not a predictor of future results. This is not personalized but rather general educational and informational material. Do your own due diligence and/or consult a registered financial advisor before taking any positions.	71,374,357	610,000	894	Category 1	Today I want to talk about a few things. The main thing is whether or not Neo is a buy at $44. Then I want to talk about why we briefed on the Rocket play this morning in the pre-market, what the heck happened with it, and I want to give you some updates on some of our biggest plays. And the only thing that I ask of you in return is that you hit that ravishing like button and also don't forget to subscribe. Fairly choppy red market today, definitely a tea day. You can see the tea bag, which means red day, right? I'm gonna screw myself over one day because I'm gonna want tea on a green day and people are gonna be like, It was a red day, Charlie, what are you saying? Pretty choppy in the beginning of the day, then it just got plain red, and then in the after hours it was looking a little bit more positive. Rocket pretty much held a lot of us up today. This guy rallied up wild today and we briefed on it about 30 minutes before market opened, and it went from around $27 to over $45-ish. That being said, the market pretty much sucked the energy out of many of our other plays. But what I'm saying about Rocket is that, hey, it helps to have a diversification of your plays. Of course, folks, every market condition that you have is going to have huge opportunities. You just have to be open to spotting them and playing them. The stock market, there's many little battles. You can have some other battles that you're fighting and winning on one day, and then on the other days come back to the other battles. Anyways, folks, the reason we briefed on this was because it was a multi-runner. It was heavily shorted and it's a ticker that was receiving huge amounts of volume, receiving a huge amount of what we call social sentiment boosts. People were talking about it all over the different stock forms. All these things separately don't really mean too much, but if you put them all together, hey, you've got a good play. And you've got a good candidate for a short squeeze. But anyways, folks, shout out to folks who caught some of this run. Let me know below if you played RKT. But at the same time, these are short-term plays. Don't expect these every day. Pretty tough day for Mara, lovely Mara. Who knew she'd be teasing? I never expect Mara to tease. But Mara was down a little bit today. Not too much for Mara. She likes to fluctuate a lot. So when you have a day like this, you're like, okay, well, Mara's just doing a little bit of teasing again. In terms of Bitcoin, though, we're continuing to see more and more institutions basically endorse Bitcoin by participating in the Bitcoin rally. What I said this morning is that Goldman Sachs is restarting their crypto desk after years of abandoning that idea back in 2018. Some institutions are buying Bitcoin. Some institutions are getting on the wave of selling and helping trade Bitcoin. Some institutions are including it in their ETFs and funds. And on the bear side, they're still saying the same thing that they've been saying ever since Bitcoin's inception. There is no value to cryptocurrencies. They've been saying that since literally the day Bitcoin started. Do not buy this. This is a scam. There is no value to it. Yet it's been more than a decade. And the only thing that's been true is that it just keeps going up and up and up. Does that mean that there's no threats to Bitcoin or cryptocurrencies in general? Of course not. There's always threats to everything. But anyways, a lot of our tech plays are pretty red today. But we did see some strength in our SQ play. On the 26th, after the dip, I added a price target of $280 on this square play. Certainly rocky conditions and many of our plays aren't providing this level of instant gratification. But this one provided pretty instant gratification. It's nice to see some diamonds in the rough. Or is it diamonds in the row? ... But the reason they are popping today is because they announced that they're going to be opening brick and mortar shops. Why does that matter? Well, because brick and mortar shops means that they can now offer small business loans and deposit accounts. Which being just a payment processor online, you can't offer those. Now they are becoming a more full financial services company. By doing this, they strategically open themselves up to a lot of opportunities in certain markets where there's regulations as to what you can and can't offer without a brick and mortar shop. Okay, now it's time to get to work. The ticker of the hour, NEO. So for context, we projected last year that you'd see NEO pre-anticipatory run up to NEO day in early January. And that afterwards you'd likely see some cooling off. And that's pretty much exactly what happened. Got our pre-anticipatory run up to NEO day. And to be fair, it actually held pretty decently. I thought it was going to be an abrupt cool off because you didn't have any new catalyst. You actually got some pretty nice handling into January and February. Holding within a pretty consistent range. Until now. With the overall market panic in the last couple of weeks, we saw NEO dramatically cooling off. And now after the latest earnings report, reaching down into the low 40s. Now we're in the situation where NEO, it's trading like in a range that it hasn't seen since 2020. So is this a buy at $44? Well, for the three of you who haven't heard of NEO before. NEO is the leading luxury vehicle manufacturer in China. This is a market with a lot of competition. But a market that NEO has a huge advantage in. It has a very strong brand name. It's ahead of the competition in terms of that luxury EV market. It's expected to grow the fastest in a market that is expected to grow the fastest in the world. If NEO can continue on its current pace ahead of the pack, it would be cemented as a huge player for the next decade and perhaps decades down the road. So this is definitely a high stakes play. They have two different drivers of revenue in their business model. They of course make revenue from selling their cars. But they also make money from customers getting locked in into reoccurring subscriptions and fees related to their battery swapping stations and charging equipment. The battery swapping stations, battery as a service service model is one of my favorite things about NEO. They are a double win because on one hand NEO gets reoccurring revenue and customer retention. And on the other hand, it makes the entry to buy a NEO cheaper. Since the customer just buys a subscription to the battery and pays monthly instead of actually having to buy a whole battery with the car. Because the battery costs a decent amount of the total purchase price. When you take that out of the picture, that means that NEO can easily undercut its competitors that aren't doing this. And the other thing that's great about this business model is that you can get the latest batteries. Because every time a new battery comes out, you don't have to buy a whole new battery. You just swap it out. But in order to understand what's actually being factored into NEO's share price, you have to go and break down NEO's chart. Back in November, I did a pretty good job of this. Number one is NEO's intrinsic value. What they are actually worth based on what they are doing. The deliveries, the production capacity, the batteries, the technology, market share they have right now, where they stand with their competitors, the leadership, blah blah blah. This is their intrinsic value. Pretty straightforward. Number two is NEO's specific hype. This is how much extra price we have on NEO specifically because people are pouring money based on NEO's promises for the future, the future of the market potential, and the future speculation. And the last one is EV hype. Money that is flowing into all EVs because of general excitement for that sector. Now over the last couple of weeks, you've seen EV hype get crushed. And since NEO Day's anticipatory run that we got back in the beginning of January, well, NEO's specific hype has gone down as well. It had a little bit of a boom with January's deliveries, but overall it's gone down. However, while these two have both been hammered, the truth is that NEO's intrinsic value has gone up. Since we made this graph on November 24th, NEO has completed more deliveries. They've gained more customers, released a new sedan, they've introduced new battery improvements, they've introduced new battery swapping stations, and overall they've beat many of the expectations that people had for them for 2020, despite it being a hard year. So essentially we have more intrinsic value than ever, but less hype than ever. Why would NEO's hype go down? Why NEO's specific hype, not EV hype in general because it's the broader market trend, but why would NEO's hype go down? Well, the answer is in this tea. It's not in the tea actually, it's in the earnings report. So overall, deliveries are on a very strong trend on a quarter-over-quarter basis. In 2020, they delivered 43,728 vehicles. In 2019, they delivered 20,565 vehicles. So we doubled. And that's again, despite the pandemic really, really hitting NEO and China hard in the beginning of 2020. 2020 was basically a record year for NEO. However, what investors are worried about isn't so much 2020, but what's going to happen in 2021. In January 2021, NEO delivered 7,225 vehicles, which was good. That beat the prior month, that satisfied expectation. But in February, they only delivered 5,578 vehicles, which is a little bit of a drop. However, the reason that they underperformed in February has a lot more to do with the Chinese Lunar New Year than it has to do with NEO. It's in February, and generally this does cause short-term pullbacks in Chinese company numbers. We've seen this with many companies that we've covered in the past couple of years. In fact, InvestorPlace reports that in February of 2019, NEO's delivery numbers dropped 56% month-over-month for the same reason. This time it was only 23%, so that's pretty consistent with missing a week. But it actually gets more impressive when you think of some of the existential issues that a lot of these companies are having right now. Right now, there's a huge global chip shortage. So, probably saw some of the beginning issues with that in February. But NEO is projecting, and this is where it all gets bad, but NEO, in their guidance, basically projected that their outlook for 2021, especially in the first part of the year, is gonna look fairly bad because of this chip shortage. And we're seeing this in a lot of different companies. It's not just NEO. Everybody's struggling with this global chip shortage. NEO is projecting that only 20,000 to 20,500 vehicles can be delivered in Q1, which is, of course, still a drastic increase from last year. Remember, last year, the whole year, we pretty much only got twice that amount, and they're gonna be doing this in a quarter that they're bogged down with. Based on my research and many of the different estimates I've read from the experts, it looks like this chip shortage is not going to be lasting for very long. It seems like worst-case scenario, we get a few quarters of this, and then it goes back to normal. And I think that it's good that some of the more impatient players are gonna have to sell out at a discount, so that we can snap it up at better prices. Overall, what we saw in earnings is that, hey, NEO did a great, great job in 2020. Basically beat the pandemic and made it look like nothing. And they had a very strong start to 2021, before they had the whole country take off for Lunar New Year, and then they had some chip shortages. So I'd say look at this as an opportunity to snap this up at good prices. In terms of whether NEO is a buy at $45, I'd say it depends on the type of trade that you're looking to take. Back last year, I said, if you want to take short-term trades on NEO, you should be playing pre-anticipatory runs up to NEO Day, and then take your profits afterwards. But that if you want to hold past that, you need to be in this for the long-term. This is why I always say, you need to keep short-term trades short-term, and long-term trades long-term. If you don't actually believe in the company, why the heck are you holding through all this instability? So if you're in this for a short-term play, I would say it's probably not gonna be a short-term instant gratification result. Probably gonna be a rough couple quarters, maybe you have a few catalysts. We have, in March 17th I believe, we have Move America, where NEO might be presenting some opportunities for them to come to America. But overall, I see a rocky road for NEO. I'd say as a short-term trade, I don't think we're ready yet. For a long-term trade, $45 is a pretty damn good deal. You're getting a lot of value for your money at these prices. Folks, well anyways, NEO was actually our requested ticker of the day. So many of you guys have asked me about whether or not NEO is a buy at these prices, so I decided to go ahead and make you a whole video. I really do read most of your comments, and when you have a ticker that I see a lot come up and a lot of people are interested in, I almost always make a video on it or I discuss it in the next video at the end. So keep leaving me comments if you have tickers that you'd like me to discuss in future videos. Also, I'm gonna give you one more day for Voozie. I asked you guys to do some due diligence on Voozie and present me with your findings. A lot of you have already done it, but I'm gonna give you a little bit more time to do it. Tomorrow, after the end of tomorrow's video, I'm going to be discussing my due diligence on Voozie, why I like it, some of the threats that I see. But I wanna give you some time to do that homework and look at Voozie. Maybe we'll even get a little bit better of a deal on Voozie. And of course, a lot of people always ask me, Charlie, what broker should we trade these stocks on? And I always like to tell them Webull. Webull is a great platform. They offer pre-market and after-hours trading. A lot of the biggest moves like CCIV, Workhorse, all of that good stuff. A lot of those big moves happened in the pre-market and the after-hours. So if you didn't have a broker that allows you to trade during that period, well, you'd be scrooged. I'll put the link below, but they are a great platform, and I think they're worth checking out. And if you'd like to learn how to trade, would like access to our private chat and daily morning briefings, as well as our price target updates when we do update our price targets, well, I will go ahead and put the link to ZipTraderU below. You can learn all about it on the website, see if it's a good fit or not. Take some time to think about it. We wanna make sure that you're a good fit, and you feel confident and ready to put in the work. So anyways, folks, have a great day, and I'll see you in the next video.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuxdhNXekI8	on this square play. Certainly rocky conditions in many of our plays aren't providing this level of instant gratification, but this one provided pretty instant gratification.
125,899,769	152	kuxdhNXekI8	541.262166	586.952201	Buy	Selected region	2	ADR	null	44	null	BUY NIO @ $44? \| (our play exploded)	44,734,046	Yes	152	BUY NIO @ $44? \| (our play exploded)	2021-03-03 02:11:10+00:00	UC0BGhWsIbV7Dm-lsvhdlMbA	ZipTrader	These are Charlie's opinions, not investment advice. Do your own due diligence! Charlie talks about our ZipTrader plays, which he thinks you should add money too, and gives some updates on the market. 🚗NIO driving footage from “Driving China” - https://www.youtube.com/c/DrivingChina/featured Popular Resources: A. 📈Join ZipTraderU (15% off coupon "YOUTUBE15") ➤ http://ziptraderu.com B. 🚀Join ZT Circle (*Free) ➤ https://www.facebook.com/groups/ziptrader C.✅Webull "Get Free Stocks!" ➤ https://act.webull.com/k/XibiyKURKieC/main D.🕵🏻Free Trading Tutorials ➤ https://bit.ly/2HCn3hT 📌New to the stock market and #trading? 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Thanks.', 'Should I buy it for long term ??????', 'NIO is 37$ :))now', 'I bought at $44 and now its at $36. Thanks genius!!', "I've got some Nio for sale if anyone is interested? 4 for a tenner, or near offer.", 'Guys this guy is a fraud, he has bots commenting not real people', 'BUY NIO @ $34? - There, I fixed your headline to closely reflect price action', 'What’s the deal with SBE, well CHPT now', 'as a Chinese myself, Id love to see their swap station, I am thinking that they can only do that in China because the labour is relatively cheaper', 'Say something about SUNW', 'Please review $NAK', 'Charlie ditch the tea its bad for you and makes you talk too fast,', 'If your principle is to throw enough shit at the wall so something will stick eventually is not a strategy I will administer. The fact the moment I started to listen to lot of these dolts is the moment I started losing - not that I even give a shit about it. Equivalency test - Scammer or Stock Market?', 'Can you do a video on VISL, they recently got another DoD contract.', 'NIO is essentially a growth stock. Getting smashed like the others with interest rates.', 'If you have Nio shares, do covered calls, but I think Nio will drop more. We had 22million puts bought for Nio today alone.', 'Yes I caught RKT ,70% profit on this!!!', 'Nio 38', 'Thoughts on XL?', 'What do people think of HUYA?', 'WOW PLGG PLEASE COVER THIS STOCK AGGRESSIVELY. MASSIVE RALLY', 'what do you think about $XL and the short seller report? ripe for a big reversal/ short squeeze in a couple weeks maybe?', '🤡', '38 now wonder how much lower 😂 enough to make me cry', 'Love your work Charlie!!! would love to hear your thoughts on TSLA going down and also on CCIV. IS it a buy at 20 bucks?', "I bought a load of NIO few days ago so I'm good, also I've gone over a few articles of investors that grew profit of upto $670K in 2months from $209K and I'd love to know how to achieve such figures within a few months and still counting...", 'What do you think about NNDM in the $8 range?', 'Charlie! What about JMIA?', 'CLOV please', 'It was a buy at $38 for sure', "Charlie I don't think you've really discussed zom or if u have im sorry I've mistaken... but if not that's a stock tbat has alot of people's interest and money.", 'I’m getting beat down like a rabid dog', 'dont u think u speak without breathing i feel choking and make me to not watch ur videos even if really like watching them so slow down', 'In June, there will be a bunch of people wondering why they sold NIO.', 'Do you have some tips on what to look for when it’s time to trade a stock?', 'Chip shortage means Schumer & Pelosi want the US to build more chip fabrication in silicon valley. AND A TUNNEL TO TAX BOTH CALI AND ARIZONA FOR. \nComplete manipulation.', "This is comical considering I bought this name at $2 not long ago. I've since sold.bim short TSLA from $718.50 ... The lists of reasons is to long. The Weekly charts of both are badly broken. Time to look for shorts. Some flyers like SLGG around but not many left in this market bubble.", 'yesterday:" 45 pretty good price for NIO". Today we can pick it up for 39. What happens \nTomorrow?', 'Can you please review Inseego?', 'Thank you for the update on NIO. Could you please do a video on ACIC, EH, and any other flying vehicles that are going to be coming in the future?', 'Man I hate his tea sipping and the sound it makes, anti SMR', 'Teladoc Health!!!', 'I made $50 off rkt and lost 1000 on the day, great', 'Neo should speak with Nano. When update on nano and li Auto?']	Welcome to ZipTrader! ZT's Charlie Plattus places an emphasis on day-trading, swing trading, and long term investment strategies. 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Then I want to talk about why we briefed on the Rocket play this morning in the pre-market, what the heck happened with it, and I want to give you some updates on some of our biggest plays. And the only thing that I ask of you in return is that you hit that ravishing like button and also don't forget to subscribe. Fairly choppy red market today, definitely a tea day. You can see the tea bag, which means red day, right? I'm gonna screw myself over one day because I'm gonna want tea on a green day and people are gonna be like, It was a red day, Charlie, what are you saying? Pretty choppy in the beginning of the day, then it just got plain red, and then in the after hours it was looking a little bit more positive. Rocket pretty much held a lot of us up today. This guy rallied up wild today and we briefed on it about 30 minutes before market opened, and it went from around $27 to over $45-ish. That being said, the market pretty much sucked the energy out of many of our other plays. But what I'm saying about Rocket is that, hey, it helps to have a diversification of your plays. Of course, folks, every market condition that you have is going to have huge opportunities. You just have to be open to spotting them and playing them. The stock market, there's many little battles. You can have some other battles that you're fighting and winning on one day, and then on the other days come back to the other battles. Anyways, folks, the reason we briefed on this was because it was a multi-runner. It was heavily shorted and it's a ticker that was receiving huge amounts of volume, receiving a huge amount of what we call social sentiment boosts. People were talking about it all over the different stock forms. All these things separately don't really mean too much, but if you put them all together, hey, you've got a good play. And you've got a good candidate for a short squeeze. But anyways, folks, shout out to folks who caught some of this run. Let me know below if you played RKT. But at the same time, these are short-term plays. Don't expect these every day. Pretty tough day for Mara, lovely Mara. Who knew she'd be teasing? I never expect Mara to tease. But Mara was down a little bit today. Not too much for Mara. She likes to fluctuate a lot. So when you have a day like this, you're like, okay, well, Mara's just doing a little bit of teasing again. In terms of Bitcoin, though, we're continuing to see more and more institutions basically endorse Bitcoin by participating in the Bitcoin rally. What I said this morning is that Goldman Sachs is restarting their crypto desk after years of abandoning that idea back in 2018. Some institutions are buying Bitcoin. Some institutions are getting on the wave of selling and helping trade Bitcoin. Some institutions are including it in their ETFs and funds. And on the bear side, they're still saying the same thing that they've been saying ever since Bitcoin's inception. There is no value to cryptocurrencies. They've been saying that since literally the day Bitcoin started. Do not buy this. This is a scam. There is no value to it. Yet it's been more than a decade. And the only thing that's been true is that it just keeps going up and up and up. Does that mean that there's no threats to Bitcoin or cryptocurrencies in general? Of course not. There's always threats to everything. But anyways, a lot of our tech plays are pretty red today. But we did see some strength in our SQ play. On the 26th, after the dip, I added a price target of $280 on this square play. Certainly rocky conditions and many of our plays aren't providing this level of instant gratification. But this one provided pretty instant gratification. It's nice to see some diamonds in the rough. Or is it diamonds in the row? ... But the reason they are popping today is because they announced that they're going to be opening brick and mortar shops. Why does that matter? Well, because brick and mortar shops means that they can now offer small business loans and deposit accounts. Which being just a payment processor online, you can't offer those. Now they are becoming a more full financial services company. By doing this, they strategically open themselves up to a lot of opportunities in certain markets where there's regulations as to what you can and can't offer without a brick and mortar shop. Okay, now it's time to get to work. The ticker of the hour, NEO. So for context, we projected last year that you'd see NEO pre-anticipatory run up to NEO day in early January. And that afterwards you'd likely see some cooling off. And that's pretty much exactly what happened. Got our pre-anticipatory run up to NEO day. And to be fair, it actually held pretty decently. I thought it was going to be an abrupt cool off because you didn't have any new catalyst. You actually got some pretty nice handling into January and February. Holding within a pretty consistent range. Until now. With the overall market panic in the last couple of weeks, we saw NEO dramatically cooling off. And now after the latest earnings report, reaching down into the low 40s. Now we're in the situation where NEO, it's trading like in a range that it hasn't seen since 2020. So is this a buy at $44? Well, for the three of you who haven't heard of NEO before. NEO is the leading luxury vehicle manufacturer in China. This is a market with a lot of competition. But a market that NEO has a huge advantage in. It has a very strong brand name. It's ahead of the competition in terms of that luxury EV market. It's expected to grow the fastest in a market that is expected to grow the fastest in the world. If NEO can continue on its current pace ahead of the pack, it would be cemented as a huge player for the next decade and perhaps decades down the road. So this is definitely a high stakes play. They have two different drivers of revenue in their business model. They of course make revenue from selling their cars. But they also make money from customers getting locked in into reoccurring subscriptions and fees related to their battery swapping stations and charging equipment. The battery swapping stations, battery as a service service model is one of my favorite things about NEO. They are a double win because on one hand NEO gets reoccurring revenue and customer retention. And on the other hand, it makes the entry to buy a NEO cheaper. Since the customer just buys a subscription to the battery and pays monthly instead of actually having to buy a whole battery with the car. Because the battery costs a decent amount of the total purchase price. When you take that out of the picture, that means that NEO can easily undercut its competitors that aren't doing this. And the other thing that's great about this business model is that you can get the latest batteries. Because every time a new battery comes out, you don't have to buy a whole new battery. You just swap it out. But in order to understand what's actually being factored into NEO's share price, you have to go and break down NEO's chart. Back in November, I did a pretty good job of this. Number one is NEO's intrinsic value. What they are actually worth based on what they are doing. The deliveries, the production capacity, the batteries, the technology, market share they have right now, where they stand with their competitors, the leadership, blah blah blah. This is their intrinsic value. Pretty straightforward. Number two is NEO's specific hype. This is how much extra price we have on NEO specifically because people are pouring money based on NEO's promises for the future, the future of the market potential, and the future speculation. And the last one is EV hype. Money that is flowing into all EVs because of general excitement for that sector. Now over the last couple of weeks, you've seen EV hype get crushed. And since NEO Day's anticipatory run that we got back in the beginning of January, well, NEO's specific hype has gone down as well. It had a little bit of a boom with January's deliveries, but overall it's gone down. However, while these two have both been hammered, the truth is that NEO's intrinsic value has gone up. Since we made this graph on November 24th, NEO has completed more deliveries. They've gained more customers, released a new sedan, they've introduced new battery improvements, they've introduced new battery swapping stations, and overall they've beat many of the expectations that people had for them for 2020, despite it being a hard year. So essentially we have more intrinsic value than ever, but less hype than ever. Why would NEO's hype go down? Why NEO's specific hype, not EV hype in general because it's the broader market trend, but why would NEO's hype go down? Well, the answer is in this tea. It's not in the tea actually, it's in the earnings report. So overall, deliveries are on a very strong trend on a quarter-over-quarter basis. In 2020, they delivered 43,728 vehicles. In 2019, they delivered 20,565 vehicles. So we doubled. And that's again, despite the pandemic really, really hitting NEO and China hard in the beginning of 2020. 2020 was basically a record year for NEO. However, what investors are worried about isn't so much 2020, but what's going to happen in 2021. In January 2021, NEO delivered 7,225 vehicles, which was good. That beat the prior month, that satisfied expectation. But in February, they only delivered 5,578 vehicles, which is a little bit of a drop. However, the reason that they underperformed in February has a lot more to do with the Chinese Lunar New Year than it has to do with NEO. It's in February, and generally this does cause short-term pullbacks in Chinese company numbers. We've seen this with many companies that we've covered in the past couple of years. In fact, InvestorPlace reports that in February of 2019, NEO's delivery numbers dropped 56% month-over-month for the same reason. This time it was only 23%, so that's pretty consistent with missing a week. But it actually gets more impressive when you think of some of the existential issues that a lot of these companies are having right now. Right now, there's a huge global chip shortage. So, probably saw some of the beginning issues with that in February. But NEO is projecting, and this is where it all gets bad, but NEO, in their guidance, basically projected that their outlook for 2021, especially in the first part of the year, is gonna look fairly bad because of this chip shortage. And we're seeing this in a lot of different companies. It's not just NEO. Everybody's struggling with this global chip shortage. NEO is projecting that only 20,000 to 20,500 vehicles can be delivered in Q1, which is, of course, still a drastic increase from last year. Remember, last year, the whole year, we pretty much only got twice that amount, and they're gonna be doing this in a quarter that they're bogged down with. Based on my research and many of the different estimates I've read from the experts, it looks like this chip shortage is not going to be lasting for very long. It seems like worst-case scenario, we get a few quarters of this, and then it goes back to normal. And I think that it's good that some of the more impatient players are gonna have to sell out at a discount, so that we can snap it up at better prices. Overall, what we saw in earnings is that, hey, NEO did a great, great job in 2020. Basically beat the pandemic and made it look like nothing. And they had a very strong start to 2021, before they had the whole country take off for Lunar New Year, and then they had some chip shortages. So I'd say look at this as an opportunity to snap this up at good prices. In terms of whether NEO is a buy at $45, I'd say it depends on the type of trade that you're looking to take. Back last year, I said, if you want to take short-term trades on NEO, you should be playing pre-anticipatory runs up to NEO Day, and then take your profits afterwards. But that if you want to hold past that, you need to be in this for the long-term. This is why I always say, you need to keep short-term trades short-term, and long-term trades long-term. If you don't actually believe in the company, why the heck are you holding through all this instability? So if you're in this for a short-term play, I would say it's probably not gonna be a short-term instant gratification result. Probably gonna be a rough couple quarters, maybe you have a few catalysts. We have, in March 17th I believe, we have Move America, where NEO might be presenting some opportunities for them to come to America. But overall, I see a rocky road for NEO. I'd say as a short-term trade, I don't think we're ready yet. For a long-term trade, $45 is a pretty damn good deal. You're getting a lot of value for your money at these prices. Folks, well anyways, NEO was actually our requested ticker of the day. So many of you guys have asked me about whether or not NEO is a buy at these prices, so I decided to go ahead and make you a whole video. I really do read most of your comments, and when you have a ticker that I see a lot come up and a lot of people are interested in, I almost always make a video on it or I discuss it in the next video at the end. So keep leaving me comments if you have tickers that you'd like me to discuss in future videos. Also, I'm gonna give you one more day for Voozie. I asked you guys to do some due diligence on Voozie and present me with your findings. A lot of you have already done it, but I'm gonna give you a little bit more time to do it. Tomorrow, after the end of tomorrow's video, I'm going to be discussing my due diligence on Voozie, why I like it, some of the threats that I see. But I wanna give you some time to do that homework and look at Voozie. Maybe we'll even get a little bit better of a deal on Voozie. And of course, a lot of people always ask me, Charlie, what broker should we trade these stocks on? And I always like to tell them Webull. Webull is a great platform. They offer pre-market and after-hours trading. A lot of the biggest moves like CCIV, Workhorse, all of that good stuff. A lot of those big moves happened in the pre-market and the after-hours. So if you didn't have a broker that allows you to trade during that period, well, you'd be scrooged. I'll put the link below, but they are a great platform, and I think they're worth checking out. And if you'd like to learn how to trade, would like access to our private chat and daily morning briefings, as well as our price target updates when we do update our price targets, well, I will go ahead and put the link to ZipTraderU below. You can learn all about it on the website, see if it's a good fit or not. Take some time to think about it. We wanna make sure that you're a good fit, and you feel confident and ready to put in the work. So anyways, folks, have a great day, and I'll see you in the next video.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuxdhNXekI8	In terms of whether NIO is a buy at 45, I'd say it depends on the type of trade that you're looking to take. Back last year, I said if you want to take short-term trades on NIO, you should be playing pre-anticipatory runs up to NIO day and then take your profits afterwards. But that if you want to hold past that, you need to be in this for the long term. This is why I always say you need to keep short-term trade short-term and long-term trade long-term. If you don't actually believe in the company, why the heck are you holding through all this instability? So if you're in this for a short-term play, I would say it's probably not gonna be a short-term instant gratification result. Probably gonna be a rough couple quarters. Maybe you have a few catalysts. We have in March 17th, I believe, we have Move America, where NIO might be presenting some opportunities for them to come to America. But overall, I see a rocky road for NIO. I'd say as a short-term trade, I don't think we're ready yet. For a long-term trade, 45 is a pretty damn good deal. You're getting a lot of value for your money.
125,899,770	153	KuyjsMVsgek	148.474476	323.303027	Buy	Selected region	3	AMT	null	210.26	null	3 MUST OWN REITs To Buy	45,321,005	Yes	153	3 MUST OWN REITs To Buy	2023-02-22 17:00:11+00:00	UCC7xhD0o7FBHdKXZxMRFspQ	Mark Roussin, CPA	Here are 3 MUST OWN REITs to buy for your portfolio. These are 3 of the highest quality companies within the REIT sector. REITs are a great way to add Real Estate exposure to your portfolio and I set aside 20% of my portfolio for REITs. Do you own any REITs in your portfolio, let me know down in the description below. Thank you to today's sponsor Seeking Alpha. 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['own reits', 'reit investing', 'what are reits', 'what is a reit', '3 must own reits', 'dividend investing', 'best reits to buy', 'top reits', 'monthly dividend income', 'top reits to buy now', 'top 3 reits', 'top reits 2022', 'dividend stocks', 'dividend stocks 2022', 'stocks to buy', 'reit investing for beginners', 'reit stocks', 'dividend investing strategy', 'dividend stocks to buy now', 'stock market', 'passive income', 'real estate investing', 'top reits 2023', 'best dividend stocks', 'dividend stocks 2023']	en-US	674	false	7,215	508	46	['Try Seeking Alpha PREMIUM today: https://www.sahg6dtr.com/XCJPFQ/R74QP/', 'Please not the open mouth thumbnail, this is what the scammers do', 'This guy is literally an AI generated finance YouTuber', 'Can you please cover SRC and NNN in future videos? Not too many reviews on YouTube on them. Thanks', 'AVB hasn’t raised its dividend in over 3 years. No thank you', 'Do not invest in residential REITs. We are basically funding Blackrock, Vanguard, and other Wall Street firms to buy residential properties. This is part of the reason why the middle class is finding it difficult to find a house at a reasonable cost. You cannot compete against a corporation that has targeted a neighborhood for rental income. However, we can dry up a source of capital used by Wall Street by not investing in residential REITs', 'Thumbnail face is very bad. Please never use it again. Great video', 'You are clearly a Rick and Morty alien', 'I added RQI which is a closed end fund. There is a great chance that O will be back in my portfolio soon.', 'Thank you for the knowledge as always', 'Love VICI! 🔥', 'AMT, VICI, AVB', 'I already own them. Good job! Can you look at MPW? T.Y.', "I just augmented my ROTH modeled after Adam Galas' Zeus Growth portfolio by adding SPGP, OMFL, DBMF & KMLM, but I'm still about 33% REITs inc Preferreds.", 'VICI!!! 🤑', 'You missed the best REIT out there, Reality Income. 🤑', 'Nice vid. But why bro talkin like an infomercial host', 'I hold AMT and Vici at the moment, absolutely love both of these holdings for long term!', 'O, WPC, FRT, OHI, VICI', 'At moment REITs are 67% of my portfolio.', "Nice video, as usual!\n\nReits are 8% of my portfolio. I own: \nRealty Income\r\nWP Carey Inc\r\nNational Retail Properties\r\nOmega Healthcare \r\nMedical Property Trust\r\nSimon Property Group\r\nAvalonBay Communities\r\nEquity Residential\r\nVici Properties \r\nPrologis\r\nStag Industrial\r\nCubeSmart\r\nDigital Realty Trust\r\nAmerican Tower \r\nInnovative Industrial Properties\n\n\nI've been thinking about whether to increase AMT or add CCI for weeks!", 'Have CCI, AVB', 'Why not Crown Castle instead of AMT? The DivYield would be much higher.....', "I agree with the first two but i'm not crazy about avalon bay.", 'VICI is a core part of my portfolio. Love the fact that these properties cannot be replicated elsewhere, and the very long leasing terms.', 'Great content 👌']	Welcome to my channel! If you are looking to boost your financial knowledge and learn about stocks, you have come to the right place! My name is Mark -- I am a Certified Public Accountant who has been investing for nearly 15 years. I have been an active CPA in the state of California for over a decade now. I am also the founder of Roussin Financial (RoussinFinancial.com) which is my own financial business created with the intention of helping investors enhance their financial literacy. I have performed 1 on 1 coaching for a number of clients in the topics of both Personal Finances and Investing. My goal with this YouTube channel is to spread Financial Literacy for those looking to learn. I will be discussing stock picks, investing strategies, market news, and other financial topics which are intended to be for information purposes only. If these topics interest you, please hit that SUBSCRIBE button and let's get investing!	4,446,640	54,900	288	Category 1	We have done videos on REITs from time to time. Reason being, you the viewers love the videos, and also I love REITs. I allocate roughly 20% of my entire portfolio dedicated strictly to REITs. REITs are a unique way to add real estate exposure to your investing portfolio, and they tend to pay high dividend yields. And in today's video, we are going to look at some of my favorite REITs. REITs that I consider must own real estate investment trusts. All three of these REITs have strong management teams, strong portfolios, strong tenants, great balance sheets, and great dividends. If you are excited for this video, then do me a huge favor, click that like button down below, subscribe to the channel, and let's jump into the video. Hey everyone, Mark Rusin, CPA here, back for another video. As always, everything shared in this video is for educational and informational purposes only. Now in today's video, we are going to look at three must-own REITs. Now I consider these REITs must-own, but again, you have to do your own due diligence, and hopefully this video helps with that. But before we begin, here's a quick word from today's sponsor. Today's video is sponsored by Seeking Alpha. Seeking Alpha is a great platform with many tools and great articles covering hundreds, if not thousands, of different companies on the market today. I've actually written for Seeking Alpha for nearly a decade now, and I use Seeking Alpha for a lot of my research. In fact, you will see a lot of their platform in today's video alone. As part of our partnership, Seeking Alpha is offering us a great deal right now. You can sign up for Seeking Alpha Premium, which is regularly $239 a year. Right now, they're giving us an exclusive offer for only $99 a year. This includes things like powerful screeners, portfolio trackers, top stock ideas, expert analysis, breaking news, and just ways to get educated. There'll be unique webinars or podcasts that you could see. For just $99 a year, you yourself can get Seeking Alpha Premium, and the best part is you get a free seven-day trial just to try it out. So sign up using the link down in the description below. With that being said, let's jump into today's video with our first must-own REIT, which is American Tower, stock ticker AMT. American Tower is the premier sell tower REIT on the market today. The company has a market cap of $98 billion, nearly double that of its closest competitor, Crown Castle. Over the past 12 months, shares of American Tower have fallen 8%, as you can see here on the screen, which is using Seeking Alpha. Over the past decade, shares of American Tower have gained 182%, which is outdone the S&P 500, which has gained 168% over the same period. American Tower has a portfolio that consists of 223,000 communication sites across the globe. Most likely you have driven by and seen a sell tower before, potentially one owned by American Tower. These sell towers cost a certain amount to build, but the great thing is they can hold one, two, or even three tenants. Obviously, the cost is largely the same regardless, but the more tenants, the greater the margin. Looking here at this chart, you can see how the ROI, or return on investment, increases based on the number of tenants alone. They go from 3% for a single tenant up to 24%, and gross margins double from 40% for a single tenant up to 80% for three-tenant towers. 5G continues to roll out globally, and with 5G, especially for their fastest bands, data is unable to travel as far, which means there is a higher need for more sell towers, which benefits a company like American Tower. The growth in new mobile devices may have slowed slightly recently, but the usage and dependency for data on these mobile devices has only continued to grow. Over the next handful of years, including 2022, US mobile data traffic is expected to grow at a combined annual growth rate of 23%. Company revenues have grown at a 14.2% CAGR, which has coincided with a 14.1% CAGR for adjusted EBITDA, which helps fund a safe growing dividend. Speaking of a dividend, American Tower currently pays an annual dividend of $6.24 which equates to a dividend yield of 3%. The dividend is well covered with a low payout ratio of 54% using FFO, providing plenty of room for continued dividend growth. Over the past five years, the company has increased their dividend at an average annual rate of nearly 18%, making them a rare dividend growth REIT. American Tower is a blue-chip REIT, a dominant industry leader in a sector that will continue to grow, making them a must-own REIT. Shares of American Tower currently trade at a forward price to AFFO of 20.7 times, which is well below their 5-year average of 25.6 times. Must-own REIT number two is Veche Properties, stock ticker V-I-C-I. Veche Properties is somewhat newer to the public markets, but they are growing at a fast pace and becoming a dominant force within their sector. Veche is a hospitality and gaming REIT with a market cap of $35 billion. Veche Properties is the largest landlord on the Las Vegas Strip. Here's a look at some of their properties. They have Caesars Palace, Excalibur, Luxor, Mandalay Bay, MGM Grand, New York, New York, Park MGM, The Mirage, as well as The Venetian. And here's a look at the company timeline and how fast this company has been growing over the years. In 2017, the company had adjusted EBITDA of $690 million, and as of 2022, on an annualized basis, they have adjusted EBITDA over $2.5 billion. Some of the more recent acquisitions have been The Venetian and MGM Grand. Not only does the company own some of the best casino assets in the U.S., but they also work with some of the best casino operators around. The strength of their assets and operators showed during the midst of the pandemic when they continued to have a 100% collection rate, something they still have to this day. A lot of the company leases are within master lease agreements covering numerous properties, and 76% of the company's rent roll is from S&P 500 tenants. A great thing about REITs is many of them have built-in rent escalators. Some are fixed, some are tied to CPI, making these REITs great hedges against inflation. By the year 2035, Veche is expected to have 96% of their company's rent roll tied to CPI alone. The strong portfolio has been printing cash, which has allowed the company to increase their dividend at a fast rate. Since going public in 2018, the company has increased their dividend by over 35%. The current dividend yield for shares of Veche is 4.6%, so you're getting a solid yield here. And as you can see, the company has increased their dividend each and every year since going public. In terms of valuation, shares of this blue chip REIT, growing at a fast rate, trades at 16x next year's AFFO. And since going public, they have traded 16.5x, making the stock slightly undervalued but fairly valued at current levels. But nonetheless, a great and fast-growing REIT. Must-own REIT number 3 is Avalon Bay Communities, stock ticker AVB. Avalon Bay is one of the two largest apartment REITs on the market today. The company has a market cap of $25 billion. Of the three REITs we're looking at today, Avalon Bay happens to be the only one that has since reported their full-year 2022 earnings prior to this video going live. And here is a quick look at those results. As you can see, on a full-year basis, the company's core FFO increased by 18.5%. The company saw same-store rental revenue increase by nearly 11%. And as you can see, development activity continued through Q4. The company continues to make some positive changes, many of which have paid great dividends in 2022. They continued to deploy their Avalon Connect program, which is a bulk internet smart home technology offering. They also expanded their on-demand furnished housing program. And lastly, they continued to digitize and automate, creating more efficiencies. All of these things created $11 million of incremental NOI in 2022, with meaningful contributions expected to be around the same in 2023. Speaking of 2023, management is looking for core FFO growth of 5.3% and same-store revenue growth of 5%, with NOI growth of 4.25% in 2023. Development activity is expected to be even greater this year. Avalon Bay has a great portfolio of properties that are in high demand and continuing to grow rental rates. Continuing to digitize will just further push demand higher, especially for younger generations. In terms of the dividend, Avalon Bay currently pays a $6.60 per share dividend, which equates to a dividend yield of 3.7%, with a low payout ratio making it well-covered and plenty safe. Although the dividend is plenty safe, the REIT lacks when comes to dividend growth. As we saw with both American Tower and Veaches, they are both growing their dividend at a strong clip. That is not the case with Avalon Bay and one of the few downsides I see to this REIT. Speaking of valuation, shares of Avalon Bay currently trade at a forward price to a FFO of 18.8x, which is well below their 5-year average of 21.5x, making this a great time to take a second look at this blue chip apartment leader that continues to expand and continue to grow. All three of these REITs that we looked at today are all of the highest quality. I consider them must-own. They have great management teams, great balance sheets, and very strong portfolios that continue to expand and continue to grow. Down in the comment section below, let me know what you think of these three REITs and if you own any of these three REITs. And if you haven't done so yet, make sure you hit that like button down below and definitely check out our special promotion being put on by Seeking Alpha. With that being said, I hope you enjoyed today's video and we will see you in the next one. Take care.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuyjsMVsgek	First must own REIT, which is American Tower, stock ticker AMT. American Tower is the premier sell tower REIT on the market today. The company has a market cap of $98 billion, nearly double that of its closest competitor, Crown Castle. Over the past 12 months, shares of American Tower have fallen 8%, as you can see here on the screen, which is using Seeking Alpha. Over the past decade, shares of American Tower have gained 182%, which is outdone the S&P 500, which has gained 168% over the same period. American Tower has a portfolio that consists of 223,000 communication sites across the globe. Most likely you have driven by and seen a sell tower before, potentially one owned by American Tower. These sell towers cost a certain amount to build, but the great thing is, they can hold 1, 2, or even 3 tenants. Obviously the cost is largely the same regardless, but the more tenants, the greater the margin. Looking here at this chart, you can see how the ROI, or return on investment, increases based on the number of tenants alone. They go from 3% for a single tenant up to 24%, and gross margins double from 40% for a single tenant up to 80% for 3 tenant towers. 5G continues to roll out globally, and with 5G especially for their fastest bands, data is unable to travel as far, which means there is a higher need for more sell towers, which benefits a company like American Tower. The growth in new mobile devices may have slowed slightly recently, but the usage and dependency for data on these mobile devices has only continued to grow. Over the next handful of years, including 2022, U.S. mobile data traffic is expected to grow at a combined annual growth rate of 23%. Company revenues have grown at a 14.2% CAGR, which has coincided with a 14.1% CAGR for Adjusted EBITDA, which helps fund a safe growing dividend. Speaking of a dividend, American Tower currently pays an annual dividend of $6.24 per share, which equates to a dividend yield of 3%. The dividend is well covered with a low payout ratio of 54% using FFO, providing plenty of room for continued dividend growth. Over the past five years, the company has increased their dividend at an average annual rate of nearly 18%, making them a rare dividend growth REIT. American Tower is a blue-chip REIT, a dominant industry leader in a sector that will continue to grow, making them a must-own REIT. Shares of American Tower currently trade at a forward price to a FFO of 20.7x, which is well below their current price.
125,899,770	153	KuyjsMVsgek	326.129125	477.515905	Buy	Selected region	3	VICI	null	33.89	null	3 MUST OWN REITs To Buy	45,321,005	Yes	153	3 MUST OWN REITs To Buy	2023-02-22 17:00:11+00:00	UCC7xhD0o7FBHdKXZxMRFspQ	Mark Roussin, CPA	Here are 3 MUST OWN REITs to buy for your portfolio. These are 3 of the highest quality companies within the REIT sector. REITs are a great way to add Real Estate exposure to your portfolio and I set aside 20% of my portfolio for REITs. Do you own any REITs in your portfolio, let me know down in the description below. Thank you to today's sponsor Seeking Alpha. 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This video is not sponsored, some links are affiliate links and I may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. Thank you for supporting my channel. Seeking Alpha is a paid partnership and I am a contributor for the company.	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We are basically funding Blackrock, Vanguard, and other Wall Street firms to buy residential properties. This is part of the reason why the middle class is finding it difficult to find a house at a reasonable cost. You cannot compete against a corporation that has targeted a neighborhood for rental income. However, we can dry up a source of capital used by Wall Street by not investing in residential REITs', 'Thumbnail face is very bad. Please never use it again. Great video', 'You are clearly a Rick and Morty alien', 'I added RQI which is a closed end fund. There is a great chance that O will be back in my portfolio soon.', 'Thank you for the knowledge as always', 'Love VICI! 🔥', 'AMT, VICI, AVB', 'I already own them. Good job! Can you look at MPW? T.Y.', "I just augmented my ROTH modeled after Adam Galas' Zeus Growth portfolio by adding SPGP, OMFL, DBMF & KMLM, but I'm still about 33% REITs inc Preferreds.", 'VICI!!! 🤑', 'You missed the best REIT out there, Reality Income. 🤑', 'Nice vid. But why bro talkin like an infomercial host', 'I hold AMT and Vici at the moment, absolutely love both of these holdings for long term!', 'O, WPC, FRT, OHI, VICI', 'At moment REITs are 67% of my portfolio.', "Nice video, as usual!\n\nReits are 8% of my portfolio. I own: \nRealty Income\r\nWP Carey Inc\r\nNational Retail Properties\r\nOmega Healthcare \r\nMedical Property Trust\r\nSimon Property Group\r\nAvalonBay Communities\r\nEquity Residential\r\nVici Properties \r\nPrologis\r\nStag Industrial\r\nCubeSmart\r\nDigital Realty Trust\r\nAmerican Tower \r\nInnovative Industrial Properties\n\n\nI've been thinking about whether to increase AMT or add CCI for weeks!", 'Have CCI, AVB', 'Why not Crown Castle instead of AMT? The DivYield would be much higher.....', "I agree with the first two but i'm not crazy about avalon bay.", 'VICI is a core part of my portfolio. Love the fact that these properties cannot be replicated elsewhere, and the very long leasing terms.', 'Great content 👌']	Welcome to my channel! If you are looking to boost your financial knowledge and learn about stocks, you have come to the right place! My name is Mark -- I am a Certified Public Accountant who has been investing for nearly 15 years. I have been an active CPA in the state of California for over a decade now. I am also the founder of Roussin Financial (RoussinFinancial.com) which is my own financial business created with the intention of helping investors enhance their financial literacy. I have performed 1 on 1 coaching for a number of clients in the topics of both Personal Finances and Investing. My goal with this YouTube channel is to spread Financial Literacy for those looking to learn. I will be discussing stock picks, investing strategies, market news, and other financial topics which are intended to be for information purposes only. If these topics interest you, please hit that SUBSCRIBE button and let's get investing!	4,446,640	54,900	288	Category 1	We have done videos on REITs from time to time. Reason being, you the viewers love the videos, and also I love REITs. I allocate roughly 20% of my entire portfolio dedicated strictly to REITs. REITs are a unique way to add real estate exposure to your investing portfolio, and they tend to pay high dividend yields. And in today's video, we are going to look at some of my favorite REITs. REITs that I consider must own real estate investment trusts. All three of these REITs have strong management teams, strong portfolios, strong tenants, great balance sheets, and great dividends. If you are excited for this video, then do me a huge favor, click that like button down below, subscribe to the channel, and let's jump into the video. Hey everyone, Mark Rusin, CPA here, back for another video. As always, everything shared in this video is for educational and informational purposes only. Now in today's video, we are going to look at three must-own REITs. Now I consider these REITs must-own, but again, you have to do your own due diligence, and hopefully this video helps with that. But before we begin, here's a quick word from today's sponsor. Today's video is sponsored by Seeking Alpha. Seeking Alpha is a great platform with many tools and great articles covering hundreds, if not thousands, of different companies on the market today. I've actually written for Seeking Alpha for nearly a decade now, and I use Seeking Alpha for a lot of my research. In fact, you will see a lot of their platform in today's video alone. As part of our partnership, Seeking Alpha is offering us a great deal right now. You can sign up for Seeking Alpha Premium, which is regularly $239 a year. Right now, they're giving us an exclusive offer for only $99 a year. This includes things like powerful screeners, portfolio trackers, top stock ideas, expert analysis, breaking news, and just ways to get educated. There'll be unique webinars or podcasts that you could see. For just $99 a year, you yourself can get Seeking Alpha Premium, and the best part is you get a free seven-day trial just to try it out. So sign up using the link down in the description below. With that being said, let's jump into today's video with our first must-own REIT, which is American Tower, stock ticker AMT. American Tower is the premier sell tower REIT on the market today. The company has a market cap of $98 billion, nearly double that of its closest competitor, Crown Castle. Over the past 12 months, shares of American Tower have fallen 8%, as you can see here on the screen, which is using Seeking Alpha. Over the past decade, shares of American Tower have gained 182%, which is outdone the S&P 500, which has gained 168% over the same period. American Tower has a portfolio that consists of 223,000 communication sites across the globe. Most likely you have driven by and seen a sell tower before, potentially one owned by American Tower. These sell towers cost a certain amount to build, but the great thing is they can hold one, two, or even three tenants. Obviously, the cost is largely the same regardless, but the more tenants, the greater the margin. Looking here at this chart, you can see how the ROI, or return on investment, increases based on the number of tenants alone. They go from 3% for a single tenant up to 24%, and gross margins double from 40% for a single tenant up to 80% for three-tenant towers. 5G continues to roll out globally, and with 5G, especially for their fastest bands, data is unable to travel as far, which means there is a higher need for more sell towers, which benefits a company like American Tower. The growth in new mobile devices may have slowed slightly recently, but the usage and dependency for data on these mobile devices has only continued to grow. Over the next handful of years, including 2022, US mobile data traffic is expected to grow at a combined annual growth rate of 23%. Company revenues have grown at a 14.2% CAGR, which has coincided with a 14.1% CAGR for adjusted EBITDA, which helps fund a safe growing dividend. Speaking of a dividend, American Tower currently pays an annual dividend of $6.24 which equates to a dividend yield of 3%. The dividend is well covered with a low payout ratio of 54% using FFO, providing plenty of room for continued dividend growth. Over the past five years, the company has increased their dividend at an average annual rate of nearly 18%, making them a rare dividend growth REIT. American Tower is a blue-chip REIT, a dominant industry leader in a sector that will continue to grow, making them a must-own REIT. Shares of American Tower currently trade at a forward price to AFFO of 20.7 times, which is well below their 5-year average of 25.6 times. Must-own REIT number two is Veche Properties, stock ticker V-I-C-I. Veche Properties is somewhat newer to the public markets, but they are growing at a fast pace and becoming a dominant force within their sector. Veche is a hospitality and gaming REIT with a market cap of $35 billion. Veche Properties is the largest landlord on the Las Vegas Strip. Here's a look at some of their properties. They have Caesars Palace, Excalibur, Luxor, Mandalay Bay, MGM Grand, New York, New York, Park MGM, The Mirage, as well as The Venetian. And here's a look at the company timeline and how fast this company has been growing over the years. In 2017, the company had adjusted EBITDA of $690 million, and as of 2022, on an annualized basis, they have adjusted EBITDA over $2.5 billion. Some of the more recent acquisitions have been The Venetian and MGM Grand. Not only does the company own some of the best casino assets in the U.S., but they also work with some of the best casino operators around. The strength of their assets and operators showed during the midst of the pandemic when they continued to have a 100% collection rate, something they still have to this day. A lot of the company leases are within master lease agreements covering numerous properties, and 76% of the company's rent roll is from S&P 500 tenants. A great thing about REITs is many of them have built-in rent escalators. Some are fixed, some are tied to CPI, making these REITs great hedges against inflation. By the year 2035, Veche is expected to have 96% of their company's rent roll tied to CPI alone. The strong portfolio has been printing cash, which has allowed the company to increase their dividend at a fast rate. Since going public in 2018, the company has increased their dividend by over 35%. The current dividend yield for shares of Veche is 4.6%, so you're getting a solid yield here. And as you can see, the company has increased their dividend each and every year since going public. In terms of valuation, shares of this blue chip REIT, growing at a fast rate, trades at 16x next year's AFFO. And since going public, they have traded 16.5x, making the stock slightly undervalued but fairly valued at current levels. But nonetheless, a great and fast-growing REIT. Must-own REIT number 3 is Avalon Bay Communities, stock ticker AVB. Avalon Bay is one of the two largest apartment REITs on the market today. The company has a market cap of $25 billion. Of the three REITs we're looking at today, Avalon Bay happens to be the only one that has since reported their full-year 2022 earnings prior to this video going live. And here is a quick look at those results. As you can see, on a full-year basis, the company's core FFO increased by 18.5%. The company saw same-store rental revenue increase by nearly 11%. And as you can see, development activity continued through Q4. The company continues to make some positive changes, many of which have paid great dividends in 2022. They continued to deploy their Avalon Connect program, which is a bulk internet smart home technology offering. They also expanded their on-demand furnished housing program. And lastly, they continued to digitize and automate, creating more efficiencies. All of these things created $11 million of incremental NOI in 2022, with meaningful contributions expected to be around the same in 2023. Speaking of 2023, management is looking for core FFO growth of 5.3% and same-store revenue growth of 5%, with NOI growth of 4.25% in 2023. Development activity is expected to be even greater this year. Avalon Bay has a great portfolio of properties that are in high demand and continuing to grow rental rates. Continuing to digitize will just further push demand higher, especially for younger generations. In terms of the dividend, Avalon Bay currently pays a $6.60 per share dividend, which equates to a dividend yield of 3.7%, with a low payout ratio making it well-covered and plenty safe. Although the dividend is plenty safe, the REIT lacks when comes to dividend growth. As we saw with both American Tower and Veaches, they are both growing their dividend at a strong clip. That is not the case with Avalon Bay and one of the few downsides I see to this REIT. Speaking of valuation, shares of Avalon Bay currently trade at a forward price to a FFO of 18.8x, which is well below their 5-year average of 21.5x, making this a great time to take a second look at this blue chip apartment leader that continues to expand and continue to grow. All three of these REITs that we looked at today are all of the highest quality. I consider them must-own. They have great management teams, great balance sheets, and very strong portfolios that continue to expand and continue to grow. Down in the comment section below, let me know what you think of these three REITs and if you own any of these three REITs. And if you haven't done so yet, make sure you hit that like button down below and definitely check out our special promotion being put on by Seeking Alpha. With that being said, I hope you enjoyed today's video and we will see you in the next one. Take care.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuyjsMVsgek	6 times. Must own REIT number 2 is Vici Properties, stock ticker VICI. Vici Properties is somewhat newer to the public markets but they are growing at a fast pace and becoming a dominant force within their sector. Vici is a hospitality and gaming REIT with a market cap of $35 billion. Vici Properties is the largest landlord on the Las Vegas Strip. Here's a look at some of their properties. They have Caesars Palace, Excalibur, Luxor, Mandalay Bay, MGM Grand, New York, New York, Park MGM, The Mirage, as well as The Venetian. And here's a look at the company timeline and how fast this company has been growing over the years. In 2017, the company had adjusted EBITDA of $690 million and as of 2022 on an annualized basis, they have adjusted EBITDA over $2.5 billion. Some of the more recent acquisitions have been The Venetian and MGM Grand. Not only does the company own some of the best casino assets in the US, but they also work with some of the best casino operators around. The strength of their assets and operators showed during the midst of the pandemic when they continued to have a 100% collection rate, something they still have to this day. A lot of the company leases are within master lease agreements covering numerous properties and 76% of the company's rent roll is from S&P 500 tenants. A great thing about REITs is many of them have built-in rent escalators. Some are fixed, some are tied to CPI, making these REITs great hedges against inflation. By the year 2035, Veche is expected to have 96% of their company's rent roll tied to CPI alone. The strong portfolio has been printing cash, which has allowed the company to increase their dividend at a fast rate. Since going public in 2018, the company has increased their dividend by over 35%. The current dividend yield for shares of Veche is 4.6%. In terms of valuation, shares of this blue chip REIT growing at a fast rate trades at 16x next year's AFFO, and since going public, they have traded closer to 16.5x, making the stock slightly undervalued but fairly valuable.
125,899,770	153	KuyjsMVsgek	482.034913	639.46467	Buy	Selected region	3	ACB	null	179.27	null	3 MUST OWN REITs To Buy	45,321,005	Yes	153	3 MUST OWN REITs To Buy	2023-02-22 17:00:11+00:00	UCC7xhD0o7FBHdKXZxMRFspQ	Mark Roussin, CPA	Here are 3 MUST OWN REITs to buy for your portfolio. These are 3 of the highest quality companies within the REIT sector. REITs are a great way to add Real Estate exposure to your portfolio and I set aside 20% of my portfolio for REITs. Do you own any REITs in your portfolio, let me know down in the description below. Thank you to today's sponsor Seeking Alpha. 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['own reits', 'reit investing', 'what are reits', 'what is a reit', '3 must own reits', 'dividend investing', 'best reits to buy', 'top reits', 'monthly dividend income', 'top reits to buy now', 'top 3 reits', 'top reits 2022', 'dividend stocks', 'dividend stocks 2022', 'stocks to buy', 'reit investing for beginners', 'reit stocks', 'dividend investing strategy', 'dividend stocks to buy now', 'stock market', 'passive income', 'real estate investing', 'top reits 2023', 'best dividend stocks', 'dividend stocks 2023']	en-US	674	false	7,215	508	46	['Try Seeking Alpha PREMIUM today: https://www.sahg6dtr.com/XCJPFQ/R74QP/', 'Please not the open mouth thumbnail, this is what the scammers do', 'This guy is literally an AI generated finance YouTuber', 'Can you please cover SRC and NNN in future videos? Not too many reviews on YouTube on them. Thanks', 'AVB hasn’t raised its dividend in over 3 years. No thank you', 'Do not invest in residential REITs. We are basically funding Blackrock, Vanguard, and other Wall Street firms to buy residential properties. This is part of the reason why the middle class is finding it difficult to find a house at a reasonable cost. You cannot compete against a corporation that has targeted a neighborhood for rental income. However, we can dry up a source of capital used by Wall Street by not investing in residential REITs', 'Thumbnail face is very bad. Please never use it again. Great video', 'You are clearly a Rick and Morty alien', 'I added RQI which is a closed end fund. There is a great chance that O will be back in my portfolio soon.', 'Thank you for the knowledge as always', 'Love VICI! 🔥', 'AMT, VICI, AVB', 'I already own them. Good job! Can you look at MPW? T.Y.', "I just augmented my ROTH modeled after Adam Galas' Zeus Growth portfolio by adding SPGP, OMFL, DBMF & KMLM, but I'm still about 33% REITs inc Preferreds.", 'VICI!!! 🤑', 'You missed the best REIT out there, Reality Income. 🤑', 'Nice vid. But why bro talkin like an infomercial host', 'I hold AMT and Vici at the moment, absolutely love both of these holdings for long term!', 'O, WPC, FRT, OHI, VICI', 'At moment REITs are 67% of my portfolio.', "Nice video, as usual!\n\nReits are 8% of my portfolio. I own: \nRealty Income\r\nWP Carey Inc\r\nNational Retail Properties\r\nOmega Healthcare \r\nMedical Property Trust\r\nSimon Property Group\r\nAvalonBay Communities\r\nEquity Residential\r\nVici Properties \r\nPrologis\r\nStag Industrial\r\nCubeSmart\r\nDigital Realty Trust\r\nAmerican Tower \r\nInnovative Industrial Properties\n\n\nI've been thinking about whether to increase AMT or add CCI for weeks!", 'Have CCI, AVB', 'Why not Crown Castle instead of AMT? The DivYield would be much higher.....', "I agree with the first two but i'm not crazy about avalon bay.", 'VICI is a core part of my portfolio. Love the fact that these properties cannot be replicated elsewhere, and the very long leasing terms.', 'Great content 👌']	Welcome to my channel! If you are looking to boost your financial knowledge and learn about stocks, you have come to the right place! My name is Mark -- I am a Certified Public Accountant who has been investing for nearly 15 years. I have been an active CPA in the state of California for over a decade now. I am also the founder of Roussin Financial (RoussinFinancial.com) which is my own financial business created with the intention of helping investors enhance their financial literacy. I have performed 1 on 1 coaching for a number of clients in the topics of both Personal Finances and Investing. My goal with this YouTube channel is to spread Financial Literacy for those looking to learn. I will be discussing stock picks, investing strategies, market news, and other financial topics which are intended to be for information purposes only. If these topics interest you, please hit that SUBSCRIBE button and let's get investing!	4,446,640	54,900	288	Category 1	We have done videos on REITs from time to time. Reason being, you the viewers love the videos, and also I love REITs. I allocate roughly 20% of my entire portfolio dedicated strictly to REITs. REITs are a unique way to add real estate exposure to your investing portfolio, and they tend to pay high dividend yields. And in today's video, we are going to look at some of my favorite REITs. REITs that I consider must own real estate investment trusts. All three of these REITs have strong management teams, strong portfolios, strong tenants, great balance sheets, and great dividends. If you are excited for this video, then do me a huge favor, click that like button down below, subscribe to the channel, and let's jump into the video. Hey everyone, Mark Rusin, CPA here, back for another video. As always, everything shared in this video is for educational and informational purposes only. Now in today's video, we are going to look at three must-own REITs. Now I consider these REITs must-own, but again, you have to do your own due diligence, and hopefully this video helps with that. But before we begin, here's a quick word from today's sponsor. Today's video is sponsored by Seeking Alpha. Seeking Alpha is a great platform with many tools and great articles covering hundreds, if not thousands, of different companies on the market today. I've actually written for Seeking Alpha for nearly a decade now, and I use Seeking Alpha for a lot of my research. In fact, you will see a lot of their platform in today's video alone. As part of our partnership, Seeking Alpha is offering us a great deal right now. You can sign up for Seeking Alpha Premium, which is regularly $239 a year. Right now, they're giving us an exclusive offer for only $99 a year. This includes things like powerful screeners, portfolio trackers, top stock ideas, expert analysis, breaking news, and just ways to get educated. There'll be unique webinars or podcasts that you could see. For just $99 a year, you yourself can get Seeking Alpha Premium, and the best part is you get a free seven-day trial just to try it out. So sign up using the link down in the description below. With that being said, let's jump into today's video with our first must-own REIT, which is American Tower, stock ticker AMT. American Tower is the premier sell tower REIT on the market today. The company has a market cap of $98 billion, nearly double that of its closest competitor, Crown Castle. Over the past 12 months, shares of American Tower have fallen 8%, as you can see here on the screen, which is using Seeking Alpha. Over the past decade, shares of American Tower have gained 182%, which is outdone the S&P 500, which has gained 168% over the same period. American Tower has a portfolio that consists of 223,000 communication sites across the globe. Most likely you have driven by and seen a sell tower before, potentially one owned by American Tower. These sell towers cost a certain amount to build, but the great thing is they can hold one, two, or even three tenants. Obviously, the cost is largely the same regardless, but the more tenants, the greater the margin. Looking here at this chart, you can see how the ROI, or return on investment, increases based on the number of tenants alone. They go from 3% for a single tenant up to 24%, and gross margins double from 40% for a single tenant up to 80% for three-tenant towers. 5G continues to roll out globally, and with 5G, especially for their fastest bands, data is unable to travel as far, which means there is a higher need for more sell towers, which benefits a company like American Tower. The growth in new mobile devices may have slowed slightly recently, but the usage and dependency for data on these mobile devices has only continued to grow. Over the next handful of years, including 2022, US mobile data traffic is expected to grow at a combined annual growth rate of 23%. Company revenues have grown at a 14.2% CAGR, which has coincided with a 14.1% CAGR for adjusted EBITDA, which helps fund a safe growing dividend. Speaking of a dividend, American Tower currently pays an annual dividend of $6.24 which equates to a dividend yield of 3%. The dividend is well covered with a low payout ratio of 54% using FFO, providing plenty of room for continued dividend growth. Over the past five years, the company has increased their dividend at an average annual rate of nearly 18%, making them a rare dividend growth REIT. American Tower is a blue-chip REIT, a dominant industry leader in a sector that will continue to grow, making them a must-own REIT. Shares of American Tower currently trade at a forward price to AFFO of 20.7 times, which is well below their 5-year average of 25.6 times. Must-own REIT number two is Veche Properties, stock ticker V-I-C-I. Veche Properties is somewhat newer to the public markets, but they are growing at a fast pace and becoming a dominant force within their sector. Veche is a hospitality and gaming REIT with a market cap of $35 billion. Veche Properties is the largest landlord on the Las Vegas Strip. Here's a look at some of their properties. They have Caesars Palace, Excalibur, Luxor, Mandalay Bay, MGM Grand, New York, New York, Park MGM, The Mirage, as well as The Venetian. And here's a look at the company timeline and how fast this company has been growing over the years. In 2017, the company had adjusted EBITDA of $690 million, and as of 2022, on an annualized basis, they have adjusted EBITDA over $2.5 billion. Some of the more recent acquisitions have been The Venetian and MGM Grand. Not only does the company own some of the best casino assets in the U.S., but they also work with some of the best casino operators around. The strength of their assets and operators showed during the midst of the pandemic when they continued to have a 100% collection rate, something they still have to this day. A lot of the company leases are within master lease agreements covering numerous properties, and 76% of the company's rent roll is from S&P 500 tenants. A great thing about REITs is many of them have built-in rent escalators. Some are fixed, some are tied to CPI, making these REITs great hedges against inflation. By the year 2035, Veche is expected to have 96% of their company's rent roll tied to CPI alone. The strong portfolio has been printing cash, which has allowed the company to increase their dividend at a fast rate. Since going public in 2018, the company has increased their dividend by over 35%. The current dividend yield for shares of Veche is 4.6%, so you're getting a solid yield here. And as you can see, the company has increased their dividend each and every year since going public. In terms of valuation, shares of this blue chip REIT, growing at a fast rate, trades at 16x next year's AFFO. And since going public, they have traded 16.5x, making the stock slightly undervalued but fairly valued at current levels. But nonetheless, a great and fast-growing REIT. Must-own REIT number 3 is Avalon Bay Communities, stock ticker AVB. Avalon Bay is one of the two largest apartment REITs on the market today. The company has a market cap of $25 billion. Of the three REITs we're looking at today, Avalon Bay happens to be the only one that has since reported their full-year 2022 earnings prior to this video going live. And here is a quick look at those results. As you can see, on a full-year basis, the company's core FFO increased by 18.5%. The company saw same-store rental revenue increase by nearly 11%. And as you can see, development activity continued through Q4. The company continues to make some positive changes, many of which have paid great dividends in 2022. They continued to deploy their Avalon Connect program, which is a bulk internet smart home technology offering. They also expanded their on-demand furnished housing program. And lastly, they continued to digitize and automate, creating more efficiencies. All of these things created $11 million of incremental NOI in 2022, with meaningful contributions expected to be around the same in 2023. Speaking of 2023, management is looking for core FFO growth of 5.3% and same-store revenue growth of 5%, with NOI growth of 4.25% in 2023. Development activity is expected to be even greater this year. Avalon Bay has a great portfolio of properties that are in high demand and continuing to grow rental rates. Continuing to digitize will just further push demand higher, especially for younger generations. In terms of the dividend, Avalon Bay currently pays a $6.60 per share dividend, which equates to a dividend yield of 3.7%, with a low payout ratio making it well-covered and plenty safe. Although the dividend is plenty safe, the REIT lacks when comes to dividend growth. As we saw with both American Tower and Veaches, they are both growing their dividend at a strong clip. That is not the case with Avalon Bay and one of the few downsides I see to this REIT. Speaking of valuation, shares of Avalon Bay currently trade at a forward price to a FFO of 18.8x, which is well below their 5-year average of 21.5x, making this a great time to take a second look at this blue chip apartment leader that continues to expand and continue to grow. All three of these REITs that we looked at today are all of the highest quality. I consider them must-own. They have great management teams, great balance sheets, and very strong portfolios that continue to expand and continue to grow. Down in the comment section below, let me know what you think of these three REITs and if you own any of these three REITs. And if you haven't done so yet, make sure you hit that like button down below and definitely check out our special promotion being put on by Seeking Alpha. With that being said, I hope you enjoyed today's video and we will see you in the next one. Take care.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuyjsMVsgek	Must own REIT number 3 is Avalon Bay Communities, stock ticker AVB. Avalon Bay is one of the 2 largest apartment REITs on the market today. The company has a market cap of $25 billion. Of the 3 REITs we're looking at today, Avalon Bay happens to be the only one that has since reported their full year 2022 earnings prior to this video going live. And here is a quick look at those results. As you can see on a full year basis, the company's core FFO increased by 18.5%. The company saw same store rental revenue increase by nearly 11%. And as you can see, development activity continued through Q4. The company continues to make some positive changes, many of which have paid great dividends in 2022. They continue to deploy their Avalon Connect program, which is a bulk internet smart home technology offering. They also expanded their on-demand furnished housing program. And lastly, they continue to digitize and automate, creating more efficiencies. All of these things created $11 million of incremental NOI in 2022, with meaningful contributions expected to be around the same in the year 2023. Speaking of 2023, management is looking for core FFO growth of 5.3% and same store revenue growth of 5%, with NOI growth of 4.25% in 2023. Development activity is expected to be even greater this year. Avalon Bay has a great portfolio of properties that are in high demand and continuing to grow rental rates. Continuing to digitize will just further push demand higher, especially for younger generations. In terms of the dividend, Avalon Bay currently pays a $6.60 per share dividend, which equates to a dividend yield of 3.7%, with a low payout ratio, making it well-covered and plenty safe. Although the dividend is plenty safe, the REIT lacks when it comes to dividend growth. As we saw with both American Tower and Veaches, they are both growing their dividend at a strong clip. That is not the case with Avalon Bay and one of the few downsides I see to this REIT. Speaking of valuation, shares of Avalon Bay currently trade at a forward price to AFFO of 18.8x, which is well below their 5-year average of 21.5x, making this a great time to take a second look at this blue-chip apartment leader that continues to expand and continues to grow.
125,899,772	155	LjuvlDub3Mw	249.74123	328.082947	Buy	Selected region	3	DKNG	null	50.23	null	MASSIVE TOP Stocks To Buy Now BIG MOVERS TODAY REVEALED	47,838,891	Yes	155	MASSIVE TOP Stocks To Buy Now BIG MOVERS TODAY REVEALED	2020-11-26 00:04:32+00:00	UCoMzWLaPjDJBbipihD694pQ	Stock Moe	Top stocks to buy now with the big movers today revealed. Join our private community over at Patreon https://www.patreon.com/stockmoe to talk stocks that could grow your portfolio to new levels. I will have exclusive materials as we move forward and my own stock purchases and a brand new high growth portfolio that I am sharing with everyone. If you want to have a one on one person to help you, then this is a must for any serious investor. We just got our private Discord up and running as well. 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We had a major run up in the WORK stock price today because of a rumor that they are in discussions for a major buyout. This worked out nicely for the Patreon patrons due to the fact that we just added the WORK stock to the growth portfolio today. It was a bit of good fortune for us. The last of the top stocks to buy now is the LAC stock price prediction I put out there. LAC stock is a solid stock that we added as well to the growth portfolio to ride the wave for the long term. The top stock to buy now could be LAC stock or WORK stock or Draftkings stock. These could easily be some of the best growth stocks to get out there for any portfolio. Disclaimer link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mXLhmIHQdJuyW-8rES0Y3uywfK0HhrKJOCOTi3cFUP0/edit Stock Moe’s content is for entertainment only. In no event will Stock Moe be liable for any loss or damage including, without limitation, indirect or consequential loss or damage, or any loss or damage whatsoever arising from loss of data or profits arising out of, or in connection with, the use of Stock Moe content on YouTube, Patreon, and Discord. Stock Moe is no longer a licensed broker/financial planner. All financial decisions made by the viewer should be done after talking with a licensed professional. Everything on the Stock Moe channel is for entertainment only. Stock Moe’s video content may change over time, or become outdated or invalid. Stock Moe reserves the right to change his opinions and entertainment content at any time. I also have affiliate links in this description that I can earn money off of to help support the channel. Thank you from Stock Moe. ( StockMoe ) #WORK #LCA #PLTR #Draftkings	['Top stocks to buy now', 'Top stocks to buy', 'Top stocks', 'stocks', 'stock', 'Top stock to buy now', 'Top stock to buy', 'Top stock', 'Draftkings stock price prediction', 'draftkings stock price', 'draftkings stock', 'draftkings', 'draftking', 'draftking stock', 'LCA stock price prediction', 'LAC stock price', 'LAC stock', 'LAC', 'WORK stock price prediction', 'WORK stock price', 'WORK stock', 'WORK', 'Stock Moe', 'STOCKMOE', 'top growth stocks', 'growth stocks']	en-US	670	false	99,922	5,561	null	[]	The Stock Moe YouTube channel tries to bring the best financial education to its viewers. I truly am trying to create something special with this channel in hopes of helping as many people as possible with skill set for research & stock selection. I have won 2 national championships & 15 state championships with my students when it comes to investing & was a licensed stockbroker & financial advisor with my series 7, 63, & 65 before that. I do go over the Stock Moe Patreon including a Stock Moe Patreon Review about the Stock Moe Discord. The Stock Moe Discord has thousands of members who are all working toward financial freedom. Get the Stock Moe Discord by signing up for the Stock Moe Patreon or become a Channel Member. Enjoy the channel which reviews these topics: Stocks, Stock Price Predictions, EV stocks, Cryptocurrency, Nio, Ethereum, Inflation, Fed, Economics, Stimulus Checks, Financial news, & More! Thanks for visiting the channel; I hope you subscribe & throw a thumbs up my way.	85,876,827	625,000	2,710	Category 1	Hi everyone, Turkey day right around the corner. We did good. We made it another day another day another dollar Maybe a couple more. I know the portfolios were doing some crazy things today The EV market gave some back but not the ones that I matter, you know, neo ended up green I believe I believe Tesla did was well, so the ones I keep saying go with are doing well It's them ones that are a little bit more risky the Xpeng the lease those I said, you know You're gonna have a little bit more trouble with the SBE even You know, so we have some issues there But today I'm gonna talk about the best stocks to buy now. I have a couple of stocks I actually added five stocks to my patreon portfolio I'm not gonna give you a whole of them But I am gonna give you two of them and we're gonna talk about them and as well as another stock That is doing fantastic I've been recommending it for a while and I continue to see this thing doubling very soon in under 12 months Maybe 13 months I'll say doubling and it's gonna be some good stuff. So stick around. It's the turkey days edition I'm gonna be making later and you're gonna like that for tomorrow. So stick around. I think you're gonna like what I got for you Hi everyone stock Mo here if you don't know I am an old stock broker and financial planner now I teach high school college level classes all kinds of crazy stuff and my goal is to bring it all here on YouTube and help as many people as I possibly can with the Experience and all the knowledge I have been given over the decades I would say and that is what I'm hope hopefully going to do now All I ask in return is to help my family out by subscribing And checking out what I got down below in the description coming over and helping out the patreon That is way you can support us youtubers and I would greatly appreciate it I have my portfolios over there to add some value I have a discord with 4,000 members or more now 5,000 members that we all we do is talk stocks options. You name it We talk it and it does very very very well, and I'm very happy about that So we're all in it together to help and of course my weeble link down the link down the link down below I have a weeble link you get put a hundred bucks in you get four free stocks And I get one free stock for you signing up with the hundred bucks and that helps my family out and you get four free Stocks, I think $8 up to maybe it's 250 up to 1600 and you got to check the fine print when you get over there But no matter what you get some free stocks, and that's that's awesome You put a hundred bucks in you buy some neo get a couple free shares. It's a win-win for everybody now Let's get into today's stuff. I have a couple stocks written down here. I'm gonna get right into the first stock Oh, well first. Let's just look at the market and get that over with I like to recap so when we look down here You can see the Dow Jones ended up down point five eight percent the S&P 500 was down point one six percent and the Nasdaq Which I always say my portfolio is very similar I would say it's not the Nasdaq by any means But I always say you know you look at all the markets the Nasdaq is very close to how mine will react So if the Nasdaq stop mine's usually up if it's down It's usually down But I am very and I'm talking about my high growth portfolios over at the patreon if anybody's wondering what I'm talking about Now I I would say mine is very More apt to be much higher when it's up and much lower when it's down so today It was up a little bit so normally we would be up a lot more than the point four eight percent We see but unfortunately I have a very heavy I got into the EVs very very very early and so they've been up a ton so even though I have 37 different stocks over there and two cryptocurrencies They make up a big portion of it because if I have four of them the problem is they doubled And you know they're getting closer to up to double up to triple and it makes up a lot more So I have some rebalancing to do But I'm not going to rebalance because I love those stocks I'm gonna keep them for the long term and take advantage of long-term capital gains taxes Which at the max is 20% for anybody? But you know that's some things you can do hold stocks over a year to take advantage of that and that's what I'm gonna do I don't like to jump in and out if I can avoid it for most of my socks There are a few I would do that for now. Let's get into the first stock. I want to talk about Draft Kings, this is not one of my best stocks to buy now new ones today But this is on some of my old list I've been telling people forever since it was down here I said you you're going to want to get back into this This is a company that it's going to do very well a lot of people are paying attention You're gonna see little pops. You're not gonna see the the crazy EV swings where it's up You know 40% 30% in a day, but you will see nice pops like today put it together It's up around 5% and that is why I like to stock I continue you see it easily going above that I have said in the next 13 to 14 months. I back when it was down here that it would double by The next 13 to 14 months, and I still am sticking by that and right now. We're at 50 I could see this thing hitting 90 Hopefully by the end by next February Not this February coming up, but the next so that would get us close to doubling And that's big because I think the sports and all the vaccines coming out the sports will be back to normal Gambling is getting picked up like I said 75% of all countries have Gambling legalized online gambling legalized or legislation to legalize it, so I'm feeling real good about that That's one. I just wanted to pop in there for everybody was like you know I need some good stocks to buy Mo I want to give you some outside the EV the EV still hot. It's what I think it is I feel good about it I I still got my my positions. You know my x-pong my Lee my neo my SBE You know I in my workhorse. I know that's not that's different, but I still got workhorse in there I got some good things in there. I'm feeling pretty good now Let's just continue on with this so this whole gambling thing and the next stock. I'm throwing it up there right now is LCA we know this is a holding company and I know I'm not gonna go too deep into everything that's more for the patreon over there But I did add this this morning, and I got lucky because my research was telling me some good things So when it's opened up we decided to jump in and we did nicely and it ended up for us up about seven Seven percent plus a little bit so we are happy I'll let you know a new addition, and I am taking advantage of that industry and so this is just like SBE if you will, but this is a different industry and like I said a lot of you are aware of LC LCA I know a lot of people have been Asking me hey, you're gonna get in there You're gonna get I had to do my due diligence which I did and I'm going to be doing a full video on this This whole industry if you will and very soon But I just wanted to make this a quicker video because I got some food I got to go get I'm hungry, and you know it's been a long week. I got turkey day tomorrow good things happening and I'm ready to get that so the last one like I said I don't want to keep everybody here all day I do want to move this a little quicker and this is one a lot of you've been asking for and there you go you can see it right here and This was a big one and this was a big one that I just absolutely loved adding in today We did it early in the morning when the market popped open Where are we out here 24 right in here? We made the call to go and by the end of the day you can see what happened when it was down here at the 25 Boom it ended up at 29 so those in the patreon we got that membership paid for for the month Really quick with just one stock, but the thing is we had a really nice stock today that went crazy I'll give you a bonus stock today guys. This is the one we added as well for those in the patreon We added it in here We made the call here And we know what happened work in the company slack is going to be is in talks to be bought out And like I said, we got some good timing over there And this is nice when you have two stocks that I just showed up that we bought today. We had fortunate We got one up over 20% since we bought it roughly around there, and then this is the big one You know, that's just nice you having a bad EV day And this is why I always tell people you want to be well diversified you want to get in some different industries You know there are growth stocks in every industry and it's our job Doesn't say as an analyst But it's our job as a youtuber to go out there and do the work do the research help the people out And I'm just a little different because I do it for free. I want to help everybody on YouTube I want to help everybody in the world. I do need a little bit to feed my family so that's why I have the patreon and Doing what I'm doing and that I can't I don't even know what to say because that that's so Crazy how many people are supporting me over there? You're my family, and I want you all to know and you're watching this I mean that we talked about a lot of members We're getting to know people First name basis, and just you know there's so much like family atmosphere there. I absolutely love it the holidays are coming I'm seeing what I can do to help out. You know I know a lot of you Don't know me, but I like to give things we usually donate a ton of presents to kids We do what we can do every year in this year will be no different Would ask everybody out there this has made money off of a lot of the stuff I do to take a little piece of it and help out some families around your area over the holidays You know when you walk by drop a drop a coin or two in the old the Bell pot and maybe donate a gift or two to the Toys for tots I'm a big supporter of that program as well. I think there's some good things out there Remember we're gonna make a lot more hopefully hopefully entertainment only but hopefully my portfolios are gonna make a lot more After the holidays because that's actually when I see the big gains coming is actually when we get into February March April I'm actually I see some big things happen I got a lot of things in my book, and I see some good things coming So let's let's get back when we can and you got my my four stocks that I am really keen on and like I said These were higher risk plays I added a few more stocks in over there But that's just for the patrons, and I do appreciate it I got to keep some things separate, and you know how that is I got a cool video for all those over there, too It's gonna be coming out over Thanksgiving holiday here Let's say this weekend just for them to go over our portfolios, and I'll put that video on the Patreon only so if anybody's interested in watching that by all means come over and support me. I'd greatly appreciate it So you got the pics it's been a good day. It's time to go get ready for some turkey I got to make another video though for tomorrow morning. I never stop man. I can't sleep so you know what I always say Let's get out there and make some money	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjuvlDub3Mw	Now let's get into the first stock. I want to talk about DraftKings. This is not one of my best stocks to buy now, new ones today, but this is on some of my old lists. I've been telling people forever since it was down here, I said you're going to want to get back into this. This is a company that is going to do very well. A lot of people are paying attention. You're going to see little pops. You're not going to see the crazy EV swings where it's up 40%, 30% in a day, but you will see nice pops like today. Put it together, it's up around 5%. And that is why I like this stock. I continue, you see it easily going above that. I have said in the next 13 to 14 months, back when it was down here, that it would double by the next 13 to 14 months, but I still am sticking by that. And right now we're at 50. I could see this thing hitting 90, hopefully by next February. Not this February coming up, but the next. So that would get us close to doubling. And that's big because I think the sports and all the vaccines coming out and the sports will be back to normal. Gambling is getting picked up. Like I said, 75% of all countries have gambling legalized, online gambling legalized, or legislation to legalize it. So I'm feeling real good about that. That's one I just wanted to pop in there for everybody who was like, I need some good stocks to buy, Mo. I want to give you some.
125,899,772	155	LjuvlDub3Mw	345.263779	417.111914	Buy	Title	2	LCA	null	17.75	null	MASSIVE TOP Stocks To Buy Now BIG MOVERS TODAY REVEALED	47,838,891	Yes	155	MASSIVE TOP Stocks To Buy Now BIG MOVERS TODAY REVEALED	2020-11-26 00:04:32+00:00	UCoMzWLaPjDJBbipihD694pQ	Stock Moe	Top stocks to buy now with the big movers today revealed. Join our private community over at Patreon https://www.patreon.com/stockmoe to talk stocks that could grow your portfolio to new levels. I will have exclusive materials as we move forward and my own stock purchases and a brand new high growth portfolio that I am sharing with everyone. If you want to have a one on one person to help you, then this is a must for any serious investor. We just got our private Discord up and running as well. SIGN UP FOR WEBULL: (It's only a $100 deposit and you get 4 free stocks from this referral link...I recently signed up...love it and I also get a free stock) https://www.webull.com/activity?inviteCode=u6anNaEhpIwF&inviteSource=wb_kol_us&source=main NEW STOCK MOE AMAZON STORE UP AND RUNNING: https://www.amazon.com/shop/stockmoe Add My Social Media Connections For Free Stock Info... TWITTER: https://twitter.com/RealStockMoe INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/realstockmoe/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/StockMoe We have the top stocks to buy now in this list. I start with going over the Draftkings stock price prediction and talk about what we have to look forward to in the next 13 months. I see the DKNG stock price prediction doing very well over the next year and it should continue to go through the roof as everything gets back to normal. The next of the top stocks to buy today is the WORK stock price prediction and where I see it going. We had a major run up in the WORK stock price today because of a rumor that they are in discussions for a major buyout. This worked out nicely for the Patreon patrons due to the fact that we just added the WORK stock to the growth portfolio today. It was a bit of good fortune for us. The last of the top stocks to buy now is the LAC stock price prediction I put out there. LAC stock is a solid stock that we added as well to the growth portfolio to ride the wave for the long term. The top stock to buy now could be LAC stock or WORK stock or Draftkings stock. These could easily be some of the best growth stocks to get out there for any portfolio. Disclaimer link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mXLhmIHQdJuyW-8rES0Y3uywfK0HhrKJOCOTi3cFUP0/edit Stock Moe’s content is for entertainment only. In no event will Stock Moe be liable for any loss or damage including, without limitation, indirect or consequential loss or damage, or any loss or damage whatsoever arising from loss of data or profits arising out of, or in connection with, the use of Stock Moe content on YouTube, Patreon, and Discord. Stock Moe is no longer a licensed broker/financial planner. All financial decisions made by the viewer should be done after talking with a licensed professional. Everything on the Stock Moe channel is for entertainment only. Stock Moe’s video content may change over time, or become outdated or invalid. Stock Moe reserves the right to change his opinions and entertainment content at any time. I also have affiliate links in this description that I can earn money off of to help support the channel. Thank you from Stock Moe. ( StockMoe ) #WORK #LCA #PLTR #Draftkings	['Top stocks to buy now', 'Top stocks to buy', 'Top stocks', 'stocks', 'stock', 'Top stock to buy now', 'Top stock to buy', 'Top stock', 'Draftkings stock price prediction', 'draftkings stock price', 'draftkings stock', 'draftkings', 'draftking', 'draftking stock', 'LCA stock price prediction', 'LAC stock price', 'LAC stock', 'LAC', 'WORK stock price prediction', 'WORK stock price', 'WORK stock', 'WORK', 'Stock Moe', 'STOCKMOE', 'top growth stocks', 'growth stocks']	en-US	670	false	99,922	5,561	null	[]	The Stock Moe YouTube channel tries to bring the best financial education to its viewers. I truly am trying to create something special with this channel in hopes of helping as many people as possible with skill set for research & stock selection. I have won 2 national championships & 15 state championships with my students when it comes to investing & was a licensed stockbroker & financial advisor with my series 7, 63, & 65 before that. I do go over the Stock Moe Patreon including a Stock Moe Patreon Review about the Stock Moe Discord. The Stock Moe Discord has thousands of members who are all working toward financial freedom. Get the Stock Moe Discord by signing up for the Stock Moe Patreon or become a Channel Member. Enjoy the channel which reviews these topics: Stocks, Stock Price Predictions, EV stocks, Cryptocurrency, Nio, Ethereum, Inflation, Fed, Economics, Stimulus Checks, Financial news, & More! Thanks for visiting the channel; I hope you subscribe & throw a thumbs up my way.	85,876,827	625,000	2,710	Category 1	Hi everyone, Turkey day right around the corner. We did good. We made it another day another day another dollar Maybe a couple more. I know the portfolios were doing some crazy things today The EV market gave some back but not the ones that I matter, you know, neo ended up green I believe I believe Tesla did was well, so the ones I keep saying go with are doing well It's them ones that are a little bit more risky the Xpeng the lease those I said, you know You're gonna have a little bit more trouble with the SBE even You know, so we have some issues there But today I'm gonna talk about the best stocks to buy now. I have a couple of stocks I actually added five stocks to my patreon portfolio I'm not gonna give you a whole of them But I am gonna give you two of them and we're gonna talk about them and as well as another stock That is doing fantastic I've been recommending it for a while and I continue to see this thing doubling very soon in under 12 months Maybe 13 months I'll say doubling and it's gonna be some good stuff. So stick around. It's the turkey days edition I'm gonna be making later and you're gonna like that for tomorrow. So stick around. I think you're gonna like what I got for you Hi everyone stock Mo here if you don't know I am an old stock broker and financial planner now I teach high school college level classes all kinds of crazy stuff and my goal is to bring it all here on YouTube and help as many people as I possibly can with the Experience and all the knowledge I have been given over the decades I would say and that is what I'm hope hopefully going to do now All I ask in return is to help my family out by subscribing And checking out what I got down below in the description coming over and helping out the patreon That is way you can support us youtubers and I would greatly appreciate it I have my portfolios over there to add some value I have a discord with 4,000 members or more now 5,000 members that we all we do is talk stocks options. You name it We talk it and it does very very very well, and I'm very happy about that So we're all in it together to help and of course my weeble link down the link down the link down below I have a weeble link you get put a hundred bucks in you get four free stocks And I get one free stock for you signing up with the hundred bucks and that helps my family out and you get four free Stocks, I think $8 up to maybe it's 250 up to 1600 and you got to check the fine print when you get over there But no matter what you get some free stocks, and that's that's awesome You put a hundred bucks in you buy some neo get a couple free shares. It's a win-win for everybody now Let's get into today's stuff. I have a couple stocks written down here. I'm gonna get right into the first stock Oh, well first. Let's just look at the market and get that over with I like to recap so when we look down here You can see the Dow Jones ended up down point five eight percent the S&P 500 was down point one six percent and the Nasdaq Which I always say my portfolio is very similar I would say it's not the Nasdaq by any means But I always say you know you look at all the markets the Nasdaq is very close to how mine will react So if the Nasdaq stop mine's usually up if it's down It's usually down But I am very and I'm talking about my high growth portfolios over at the patreon if anybody's wondering what I'm talking about Now I I would say mine is very More apt to be much higher when it's up and much lower when it's down so today It was up a little bit so normally we would be up a lot more than the point four eight percent We see but unfortunately I have a very heavy I got into the EVs very very very early and so they've been up a ton so even though I have 37 different stocks over there and two cryptocurrencies They make up a big portion of it because if I have four of them the problem is they doubled And you know they're getting closer to up to double up to triple and it makes up a lot more So I have some rebalancing to do But I'm not going to rebalance because I love those stocks I'm gonna keep them for the long term and take advantage of long-term capital gains taxes Which at the max is 20% for anybody? But you know that's some things you can do hold stocks over a year to take advantage of that and that's what I'm gonna do I don't like to jump in and out if I can avoid it for most of my socks There are a few I would do that for now. Let's get into the first stock. I want to talk about Draft Kings, this is not one of my best stocks to buy now new ones today But this is on some of my old list I've been telling people forever since it was down here I said you you're going to want to get back into this This is a company that it's going to do very well a lot of people are paying attention You're gonna see little pops. You're not gonna see the the crazy EV swings where it's up You know 40% 30% in a day, but you will see nice pops like today put it together It's up around 5% and that is why I like to stock I continue you see it easily going above that I have said in the next 13 to 14 months. I back when it was down here that it would double by The next 13 to 14 months, and I still am sticking by that and right now. We're at 50 I could see this thing hitting 90 Hopefully by the end by next February Not this February coming up, but the next so that would get us close to doubling And that's big because I think the sports and all the vaccines coming out the sports will be back to normal Gambling is getting picked up like I said 75% of all countries have Gambling legalized online gambling legalized or legislation to legalize it, so I'm feeling real good about that That's one. I just wanted to pop in there for everybody was like you know I need some good stocks to buy Mo I want to give you some outside the EV the EV still hot. It's what I think it is I feel good about it I I still got my my positions. You know my x-pong my Lee my neo my SBE You know I in my workhorse. I know that's not that's different, but I still got workhorse in there I got some good things in there. I'm feeling pretty good now Let's just continue on with this so this whole gambling thing and the next stock. I'm throwing it up there right now is LCA we know this is a holding company and I know I'm not gonna go too deep into everything that's more for the patreon over there But I did add this this morning, and I got lucky because my research was telling me some good things So when it's opened up we decided to jump in and we did nicely and it ended up for us up about seven Seven percent plus a little bit so we are happy I'll let you know a new addition, and I am taking advantage of that industry and so this is just like SBE if you will, but this is a different industry and like I said a lot of you are aware of LC LCA I know a lot of people have been Asking me hey, you're gonna get in there You're gonna get I had to do my due diligence which I did and I'm going to be doing a full video on this This whole industry if you will and very soon But I just wanted to make this a quicker video because I got some food I got to go get I'm hungry, and you know it's been a long week. I got turkey day tomorrow good things happening and I'm ready to get that so the last one like I said I don't want to keep everybody here all day I do want to move this a little quicker and this is one a lot of you've been asking for and there you go you can see it right here and This was a big one and this was a big one that I just absolutely loved adding in today We did it early in the morning when the market popped open Where are we out here 24 right in here? We made the call to go and by the end of the day you can see what happened when it was down here at the 25 Boom it ended up at 29 so those in the patreon we got that membership paid for for the month Really quick with just one stock, but the thing is we had a really nice stock today that went crazy I'll give you a bonus stock today guys. This is the one we added as well for those in the patreon We added it in here We made the call here And we know what happened work in the company slack is going to be is in talks to be bought out And like I said, we got some good timing over there And this is nice when you have two stocks that I just showed up that we bought today. We had fortunate We got one up over 20% since we bought it roughly around there, and then this is the big one You know, that's just nice you having a bad EV day And this is why I always tell people you want to be well diversified you want to get in some different industries You know there are growth stocks in every industry and it's our job Doesn't say as an analyst But it's our job as a youtuber to go out there and do the work do the research help the people out And I'm just a little different because I do it for free. I want to help everybody on YouTube I want to help everybody in the world. I do need a little bit to feed my family so that's why I have the patreon and Doing what I'm doing and that I can't I don't even know what to say because that that's so Crazy how many people are supporting me over there? You're my family, and I want you all to know and you're watching this I mean that we talked about a lot of members We're getting to know people First name basis, and just you know there's so much like family atmosphere there. I absolutely love it the holidays are coming I'm seeing what I can do to help out. You know I know a lot of you Don't know me, but I like to give things we usually donate a ton of presents to kids We do what we can do every year in this year will be no different Would ask everybody out there this has made money off of a lot of the stuff I do to take a little piece of it and help out some families around your area over the holidays You know when you walk by drop a drop a coin or two in the old the Bell pot and maybe donate a gift or two to the Toys for tots I'm a big supporter of that program as well. I think there's some good things out there Remember we're gonna make a lot more hopefully hopefully entertainment only but hopefully my portfolios are gonna make a lot more After the holidays because that's actually when I see the big gains coming is actually when we get into February March April I'm actually I see some big things happen I got a lot of things in my book, and I see some good things coming So let's let's get back when we can and you got my my four stocks that I am really keen on and like I said These were higher risk plays I added a few more stocks in over there But that's just for the patrons, and I do appreciate it I got to keep some things separate, and you know how that is I got a cool video for all those over there, too It's gonna be coming out over Thanksgiving holiday here Let's say this weekend just for them to go over our portfolios, and I'll put that video on the Patreon only so if anybody's interested in watching that by all means come over and support me. I'd greatly appreciate it So you got the pics it's been a good day. It's time to go get ready for some turkey I got to make another video though for tomorrow morning. I never stop man. I can't sleep so you know what I always say Let's get out there and make some money	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjuvlDub3Mw	I'm feeling pretty good now. Let's just continue on with this. So this whole gambling thing and the next stock I'm throwing it up there right now is LCA we know this is a holding company and I know I might I'm not gonna go too deep into everything That's more for the patreon over there, but I did add this this morning and I got lucky Because my research was telling me some good things So when it opened up we decided to jump in and we did nicely and it ended up for us up about seven Seven percent plus a little bit. So we are happy I'll let you know a new addition and I am taking advantage of that industry. And so this is just like SBE if you will, but this is a different industry. And like I said, a lot of you are aware of LCA LCA. I know a lot of people have been asking me. Hey, you're gonna get in that you're gonna get it I had to do my due diligence, which I did and I'm going to be doing a full video on this This whole industry if you will and very soon But I just wanted to make this a quicker video because I got some food. I gotta go get I'm hungry And you know, it's been a long week
125,899,772	155	LjuvlDub3Mw	422.829465	468.86542	Buy	Selected region	3	PLTR	null	295	null	MASSIVE TOP Stocks To Buy Now BIG MOVERS TODAY REVEALED	47,838,891	Yes	155	MASSIVE TOP Stocks To Buy Now BIG MOVERS TODAY REVEALED	2020-11-26 00:04:32+00:00	UCoMzWLaPjDJBbipihD694pQ	Stock Moe	Top stocks to buy now with the big movers today revealed. Join our private community over at Patreon https://www.patreon.com/stockmoe to talk stocks that could grow your portfolio to new levels. I will have exclusive materials as we move forward and my own stock purchases and a brand new high growth portfolio that I am sharing with everyone. If you want to have a one on one person to help you, then this is a must for any serious investor. We just got our private Discord up and running as well. SIGN UP FOR WEBULL: (It's only a $100 deposit and you get 4 free stocks from this referral link...I recently signed up...love it and I also get a free stock) https://www.webull.com/activity?inviteCode=u6anNaEhpIwF&inviteSource=wb_kol_us&source=main NEW STOCK MOE AMAZON STORE UP AND RUNNING: https://www.amazon.com/shop/stockmoe Add My Social Media Connections For Free Stock Info... TWITTER: https://twitter.com/RealStockMoe INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/realstockmoe/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/StockMoe We have the top stocks to buy now in this list. I start with going over the Draftkings stock price prediction and talk about what we have to look forward to in the next 13 months. I see the DKNG stock price prediction doing very well over the next year and it should continue to go through the roof as everything gets back to normal. The next of the top stocks to buy today is the WORK stock price prediction and where I see it going. We had a major run up in the WORK stock price today because of a rumor that they are in discussions for a major buyout. This worked out nicely for the Patreon patrons due to the fact that we just added the WORK stock to the growth portfolio today. It was a bit of good fortune for us. The last of the top stocks to buy now is the LAC stock price prediction I put out there. LAC stock is a solid stock that we added as well to the growth portfolio to ride the wave for the long term. The top stock to buy now could be LAC stock or WORK stock or Draftkings stock. These could easily be some of the best growth stocks to get out there for any portfolio. Disclaimer link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mXLhmIHQdJuyW-8rES0Y3uywfK0HhrKJOCOTi3cFUP0/edit Stock Moe’s content is for entertainment only. In no event will Stock Moe be liable for any loss or damage including, without limitation, indirect or consequential loss or damage, or any loss or damage whatsoever arising from loss of data or profits arising out of, or in connection with, the use of Stock Moe content on YouTube, Patreon, and Discord. Stock Moe is no longer a licensed broker/financial planner. All financial decisions made by the viewer should be done after talking with a licensed professional. Everything on the Stock Moe channel is for entertainment only. Stock Moe’s video content may change over time, or become outdated or invalid. Stock Moe reserves the right to change his opinions and entertainment content at any time. I also have affiliate links in this description that I can earn money off of to help support the channel. Thank you from Stock Moe. ( StockMoe ) #WORK #LCA #PLTR #Draftkings	['Top stocks to buy now', 'Top stocks to buy', 'Top stocks', 'stocks', 'stock', 'Top stock to buy now', 'Top stock to buy', 'Top stock', 'Draftkings stock price prediction', 'draftkings stock price', 'draftkings stock', 'draftkings', 'draftking', 'draftking stock', 'LCA stock price prediction', 'LAC stock price', 'LAC stock', 'LAC', 'WORK stock price prediction', 'WORK stock price', 'WORK stock', 'WORK', 'Stock Moe', 'STOCKMOE', 'top growth stocks', 'growth stocks']	en-US	670	false	99,922	5,561	null	[]	The Stock Moe YouTube channel tries to bring the best financial education to its viewers. I truly am trying to create something special with this channel in hopes of helping as many people as possible with skill set for research & stock selection. I have won 2 national championships & 15 state championships with my students when it comes to investing & was a licensed stockbroker & financial advisor with my series 7, 63, & 65 before that. I do go over the Stock Moe Patreon including a Stock Moe Patreon Review about the Stock Moe Discord. The Stock Moe Discord has thousands of members who are all working toward financial freedom. Get the Stock Moe Discord by signing up for the Stock Moe Patreon or become a Channel Member. Enjoy the channel which reviews these topics: Stocks, Stock Price Predictions, EV stocks, Cryptocurrency, Nio, Ethereum, Inflation, Fed, Economics, Stimulus Checks, Financial news, & More! Thanks for visiting the channel; I hope you subscribe & throw a thumbs up my way.	85,876,827	625,000	2,710	Category 1	Hi everyone, Turkey day right around the corner. We did good. We made it another day another day another dollar Maybe a couple more. I know the portfolios were doing some crazy things today The EV market gave some back but not the ones that I matter, you know, neo ended up green I believe I believe Tesla did was well, so the ones I keep saying go with are doing well It's them ones that are a little bit more risky the Xpeng the lease those I said, you know You're gonna have a little bit more trouble with the SBE even You know, so we have some issues there But today I'm gonna talk about the best stocks to buy now. I have a couple of stocks I actually added five stocks to my patreon portfolio I'm not gonna give you a whole of them But I am gonna give you two of them and we're gonna talk about them and as well as another stock That is doing fantastic I've been recommending it for a while and I continue to see this thing doubling very soon in under 12 months Maybe 13 months I'll say doubling and it's gonna be some good stuff. So stick around. It's the turkey days edition I'm gonna be making later and you're gonna like that for tomorrow. So stick around. I think you're gonna like what I got for you Hi everyone stock Mo here if you don't know I am an old stock broker and financial planner now I teach high school college level classes all kinds of crazy stuff and my goal is to bring it all here on YouTube and help as many people as I possibly can with the Experience and all the knowledge I have been given over the decades I would say and that is what I'm hope hopefully going to do now All I ask in return is to help my family out by subscribing And checking out what I got down below in the description coming over and helping out the patreon That is way you can support us youtubers and I would greatly appreciate it I have my portfolios over there to add some value I have a discord with 4,000 members or more now 5,000 members that we all we do is talk stocks options. You name it We talk it and it does very very very well, and I'm very happy about that So we're all in it together to help and of course my weeble link down the link down the link down below I have a weeble link you get put a hundred bucks in you get four free stocks And I get one free stock for you signing up with the hundred bucks and that helps my family out and you get four free Stocks, I think $8 up to maybe it's 250 up to 1600 and you got to check the fine print when you get over there But no matter what you get some free stocks, and that's that's awesome You put a hundred bucks in you buy some neo get a couple free shares. It's a win-win for everybody now Let's get into today's stuff. I have a couple stocks written down here. I'm gonna get right into the first stock Oh, well first. Let's just look at the market and get that over with I like to recap so when we look down here You can see the Dow Jones ended up down point five eight percent the S&P 500 was down point one six percent and the Nasdaq Which I always say my portfolio is very similar I would say it's not the Nasdaq by any means But I always say you know you look at all the markets the Nasdaq is very close to how mine will react So if the Nasdaq stop mine's usually up if it's down It's usually down But I am very and I'm talking about my high growth portfolios over at the patreon if anybody's wondering what I'm talking about Now I I would say mine is very More apt to be much higher when it's up and much lower when it's down so today It was up a little bit so normally we would be up a lot more than the point four eight percent We see but unfortunately I have a very heavy I got into the EVs very very very early and so they've been up a ton so even though I have 37 different stocks over there and two cryptocurrencies They make up a big portion of it because if I have four of them the problem is they doubled And you know they're getting closer to up to double up to triple and it makes up a lot more So I have some rebalancing to do But I'm not going to rebalance because I love those stocks I'm gonna keep them for the long term and take advantage of long-term capital gains taxes Which at the max is 20% for anybody? But you know that's some things you can do hold stocks over a year to take advantage of that and that's what I'm gonna do I don't like to jump in and out if I can avoid it for most of my socks There are a few I would do that for now. Let's get into the first stock. I want to talk about Draft Kings, this is not one of my best stocks to buy now new ones today But this is on some of my old list I've been telling people forever since it was down here I said you you're going to want to get back into this This is a company that it's going to do very well a lot of people are paying attention You're gonna see little pops. You're not gonna see the the crazy EV swings where it's up You know 40% 30% in a day, but you will see nice pops like today put it together It's up around 5% and that is why I like to stock I continue you see it easily going above that I have said in the next 13 to 14 months. I back when it was down here that it would double by The next 13 to 14 months, and I still am sticking by that and right now. We're at 50 I could see this thing hitting 90 Hopefully by the end by next February Not this February coming up, but the next so that would get us close to doubling And that's big because I think the sports and all the vaccines coming out the sports will be back to normal Gambling is getting picked up like I said 75% of all countries have Gambling legalized online gambling legalized or legislation to legalize it, so I'm feeling real good about that That's one. I just wanted to pop in there for everybody was like you know I need some good stocks to buy Mo I want to give you some outside the EV the EV still hot. It's what I think it is I feel good about it I I still got my my positions. You know my x-pong my Lee my neo my SBE You know I in my workhorse. I know that's not that's different, but I still got workhorse in there I got some good things in there. I'm feeling pretty good now Let's just continue on with this so this whole gambling thing and the next stock. I'm throwing it up there right now is LCA we know this is a holding company and I know I'm not gonna go too deep into everything that's more for the patreon over there But I did add this this morning, and I got lucky because my research was telling me some good things So when it's opened up we decided to jump in and we did nicely and it ended up for us up about seven Seven percent plus a little bit so we are happy I'll let you know a new addition, and I am taking advantage of that industry and so this is just like SBE if you will, but this is a different industry and like I said a lot of you are aware of LC LCA I know a lot of people have been Asking me hey, you're gonna get in there You're gonna get I had to do my due diligence which I did and I'm going to be doing a full video on this This whole industry if you will and very soon But I just wanted to make this a quicker video because I got some food I got to go get I'm hungry, and you know it's been a long week. I got turkey day tomorrow good things happening and I'm ready to get that so the last one like I said I don't want to keep everybody here all day I do want to move this a little quicker and this is one a lot of you've been asking for and there you go you can see it right here and This was a big one and this was a big one that I just absolutely loved adding in today We did it early in the morning when the market popped open Where are we out here 24 right in here? We made the call to go and by the end of the day you can see what happened when it was down here at the 25 Boom it ended up at 29 so those in the patreon we got that membership paid for for the month Really quick with just one stock, but the thing is we had a really nice stock today that went crazy I'll give you a bonus stock today guys. This is the one we added as well for those in the patreon We added it in here We made the call here And we know what happened work in the company slack is going to be is in talks to be bought out And like I said, we got some good timing over there And this is nice when you have two stocks that I just showed up that we bought today. We had fortunate We got one up over 20% since we bought it roughly around there, and then this is the big one You know, that's just nice you having a bad EV day And this is why I always tell people you want to be well diversified you want to get in some different industries You know there are growth stocks in every industry and it's our job Doesn't say as an analyst But it's our job as a youtuber to go out there and do the work do the research help the people out And I'm just a little different because I do it for free. I want to help everybody on YouTube I want to help everybody in the world. I do need a little bit to feed my family so that's why I have the patreon and Doing what I'm doing and that I can't I don't even know what to say because that that's so Crazy how many people are supporting me over there? You're my family, and I want you all to know and you're watching this I mean that we talked about a lot of members We're getting to know people First name basis, and just you know there's so much like family atmosphere there. I absolutely love it the holidays are coming I'm seeing what I can do to help out. You know I know a lot of you Don't know me, but I like to give things we usually donate a ton of presents to kids We do what we can do every year in this year will be no different Would ask everybody out there this has made money off of a lot of the stuff I do to take a little piece of it and help out some families around your area over the holidays You know when you walk by drop a drop a coin or two in the old the Bell pot and maybe donate a gift or two to the Toys for tots I'm a big supporter of that program as well. I think there's some good things out there Remember we're gonna make a lot more hopefully hopefully entertainment only but hopefully my portfolios are gonna make a lot more After the holidays because that's actually when I see the big gains coming is actually when we get into February March April I'm actually I see some big things happen I got a lot of things in my book, and I see some good things coming So let's let's get back when we can and you got my my four stocks that I am really keen on and like I said These were higher risk plays I added a few more stocks in over there But that's just for the patrons, and I do appreciate it I got to keep some things separate, and you know how that is I got a cool video for all those over there, too It's gonna be coming out over Thanksgiving holiday here Let's say this weekend just for them to go over our portfolios, and I'll put that video on the Patreon only so if anybody's interested in watching that by all means come over and support me. I'd greatly appreciate it So you got the pics it's been a good day. It's time to go get ready for some turkey I got to make another video though for tomorrow morning. I never stop man. I can't sleep so you know what I always say Let's get out there and make some money	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjuvlDub3Mw	Like I said, I don't want to keep everybody here all day. I do want to move this a little quicker. This is one a lot of you have been asking for. There you go. You can see it right here. This was a big one. This was a big one that I just absolutely loved adding in today. We did it early in the morning when the market popped open. Where are we at here? 24 right in here. We made the call to go. By the end of the day, you can see what happened when it was down here at the 25s. Boom, it ended up at 29. Those in the Patreon, we got that membership paid for for the month really quick with just one stock. The thing is, we had a really nice stock today that went crazy. I'll give you a bonus. We're going to go ahead and get to it. We're going to get to it. We're going to get to it. We're going to get to it. We're going to get to it. We're going to get to it. We're going to get to it. We're going to get to it. We're going to get to it.
125,899,772	155	LjuvlDub3Mw	473.823139	519.859094	Buy	Selected region	3	WORK	null	null	null	MASSIVE TOP Stocks To Buy Now BIG MOVERS TODAY REVEALED	47,838,891	Yes	155	MASSIVE TOP Stocks To Buy Now BIG MOVERS TODAY REVEALED	2020-11-26 00:04:32+00:00	UCoMzWLaPjDJBbipihD694pQ	Stock Moe	Top stocks to buy now with the big movers today revealed. Join our private community over at Patreon https://www.patreon.com/stockmoe to talk stocks that could grow your portfolio to new levels. I will have exclusive materials as we move forward and my own stock purchases and a brand new high growth portfolio that I am sharing with everyone. If you want to have a one on one person to help you, then this is a must for any serious investor. We just got our private Discord up and running as well. SIGN UP FOR WEBULL: (It's only a $100 deposit and you get 4 free stocks from this referral link...I recently signed up...love it and I also get a free stock) https://www.webull.com/activity?inviteCode=u6anNaEhpIwF&inviteSource=wb_kol_us&source=main NEW STOCK MOE AMAZON STORE UP AND RUNNING: https://www.amazon.com/shop/stockmoe Add My Social Media Connections For Free Stock Info... TWITTER: https://twitter.com/RealStockMoe INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/realstockmoe/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/StockMoe We have the top stocks to buy now in this list. I start with going over the Draftkings stock price prediction and talk about what we have to look forward to in the next 13 months. I see the DKNG stock price prediction doing very well over the next year and it should continue to go through the roof as everything gets back to normal. The next of the top stocks to buy today is the WORK stock price prediction and where I see it going. We had a major run up in the WORK stock price today because of a rumor that they are in discussions for a major buyout. This worked out nicely for the Patreon patrons due to the fact that we just added the WORK stock to the growth portfolio today. It was a bit of good fortune for us. The last of the top stocks to buy now is the LAC stock price prediction I put out there. LAC stock is a solid stock that we added as well to the growth portfolio to ride the wave for the long term. The top stock to buy now could be LAC stock or WORK stock or Draftkings stock. These could easily be some of the best growth stocks to get out there for any portfolio. Disclaimer link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mXLhmIHQdJuyW-8rES0Y3uywfK0HhrKJOCOTi3cFUP0/edit Stock Moe’s content is for entertainment only. In no event will Stock Moe be liable for any loss or damage including, without limitation, indirect or consequential loss or damage, or any loss or damage whatsoever arising from loss of data or profits arising out of, or in connection with, the use of Stock Moe content on YouTube, Patreon, and Discord. Stock Moe is no longer a licensed broker/financial planner. All financial decisions made by the viewer should be done after talking with a licensed professional. Everything on the Stock Moe channel is for entertainment only. Stock Moe’s video content may change over time, or become outdated or invalid. Stock Moe reserves the right to change his opinions and entertainment content at any time. I also have affiliate links in this description that I can earn money off of to help support the channel. Thank you from Stock Moe. ( StockMoe ) #WORK #LCA #PLTR #Draftkings	['Top stocks to buy now', 'Top stocks to buy', 'Top stocks', 'stocks', 'stock', 'Top stock to buy now', 'Top stock to buy', 'Top stock', 'Draftkings stock price prediction', 'draftkings stock price', 'draftkings stock', 'draftkings', 'draftking', 'draftking stock', 'LCA stock price prediction', 'LAC stock price', 'LAC stock', 'LAC', 'WORK stock price prediction', 'WORK stock price', 'WORK stock', 'WORK', 'Stock Moe', 'STOCKMOE', 'top growth stocks', 'growth stocks']	en-US	670	false	99,922	5,561	null	[]	The Stock Moe YouTube channel tries to bring the best financial education to its viewers. I truly am trying to create something special with this channel in hopes of helping as many people as possible with skill set for research & stock selection. I have won 2 national championships & 15 state championships with my students when it comes to investing & was a licensed stockbroker & financial advisor with my series 7, 63, & 65 before that. I do go over the Stock Moe Patreon including a Stock Moe Patreon Review about the Stock Moe Discord. The Stock Moe Discord has thousands of members who are all working toward financial freedom. Get the Stock Moe Discord by signing up for the Stock Moe Patreon or become a Channel Member. Enjoy the channel which reviews these topics: Stocks, Stock Price Predictions, EV stocks, Cryptocurrency, Nio, Ethereum, Inflation, Fed, Economics, Stimulus Checks, Financial news, & More! Thanks for visiting the channel; I hope you subscribe & throw a thumbs up my way.	85,876,827	625,000	2,710	Category 1	Hi everyone, Turkey day right around the corner. We did good. We made it another day another day another dollar Maybe a couple more. I know the portfolios were doing some crazy things today The EV market gave some back but not the ones that I matter, you know, neo ended up green I believe I believe Tesla did was well, so the ones I keep saying go with are doing well It's them ones that are a little bit more risky the Xpeng the lease those I said, you know You're gonna have a little bit more trouble with the SBE even You know, so we have some issues there But today I'm gonna talk about the best stocks to buy now. I have a couple of stocks I actually added five stocks to my patreon portfolio I'm not gonna give you a whole of them But I am gonna give you two of them and we're gonna talk about them and as well as another stock That is doing fantastic I've been recommending it for a while and I continue to see this thing doubling very soon in under 12 months Maybe 13 months I'll say doubling and it's gonna be some good stuff. So stick around. It's the turkey days edition I'm gonna be making later and you're gonna like that for tomorrow. So stick around. I think you're gonna like what I got for you Hi everyone stock Mo here if you don't know I am an old stock broker and financial planner now I teach high school college level classes all kinds of crazy stuff and my goal is to bring it all here on YouTube and help as many people as I possibly can with the Experience and all the knowledge I have been given over the decades I would say and that is what I'm hope hopefully going to do now All I ask in return is to help my family out by subscribing And checking out what I got down below in the description coming over and helping out the patreon That is way you can support us youtubers and I would greatly appreciate it I have my portfolios over there to add some value I have a discord with 4,000 members or more now 5,000 members that we all we do is talk stocks options. You name it We talk it and it does very very very well, and I'm very happy about that So we're all in it together to help and of course my weeble link down the link down the link down below I have a weeble link you get put a hundred bucks in you get four free stocks And I get one free stock for you signing up with the hundred bucks and that helps my family out and you get four free Stocks, I think $8 up to maybe it's 250 up to 1600 and you got to check the fine print when you get over there But no matter what you get some free stocks, and that's that's awesome You put a hundred bucks in you buy some neo get a couple free shares. It's a win-win for everybody now Let's get into today's stuff. I have a couple stocks written down here. I'm gonna get right into the first stock Oh, well first. Let's just look at the market and get that over with I like to recap so when we look down here You can see the Dow Jones ended up down point five eight percent the S&P 500 was down point one six percent and the Nasdaq Which I always say my portfolio is very similar I would say it's not the Nasdaq by any means But I always say you know you look at all the markets the Nasdaq is very close to how mine will react So if the Nasdaq stop mine's usually up if it's down It's usually down But I am very and I'm talking about my high growth portfolios over at the patreon if anybody's wondering what I'm talking about Now I I would say mine is very More apt to be much higher when it's up and much lower when it's down so today It was up a little bit so normally we would be up a lot more than the point four eight percent We see but unfortunately I have a very heavy I got into the EVs very very very early and so they've been up a ton so even though I have 37 different stocks over there and two cryptocurrencies They make up a big portion of it because if I have four of them the problem is they doubled And you know they're getting closer to up to double up to triple and it makes up a lot more So I have some rebalancing to do But I'm not going to rebalance because I love those stocks I'm gonna keep them for the long term and take advantage of long-term capital gains taxes Which at the max is 20% for anybody? But you know that's some things you can do hold stocks over a year to take advantage of that and that's what I'm gonna do I don't like to jump in and out if I can avoid it for most of my socks There are a few I would do that for now. Let's get into the first stock. I want to talk about Draft Kings, this is not one of my best stocks to buy now new ones today But this is on some of my old list I've been telling people forever since it was down here I said you you're going to want to get back into this This is a company that it's going to do very well a lot of people are paying attention You're gonna see little pops. You're not gonna see the the crazy EV swings where it's up You know 40% 30% in a day, but you will see nice pops like today put it together It's up around 5% and that is why I like to stock I continue you see it easily going above that I have said in the next 13 to 14 months. I back when it was down here that it would double by The next 13 to 14 months, and I still am sticking by that and right now. We're at 50 I could see this thing hitting 90 Hopefully by the end by next February Not this February coming up, but the next so that would get us close to doubling And that's big because I think the sports and all the vaccines coming out the sports will be back to normal Gambling is getting picked up like I said 75% of all countries have Gambling legalized online gambling legalized or legislation to legalize it, so I'm feeling real good about that That's one. I just wanted to pop in there for everybody was like you know I need some good stocks to buy Mo I want to give you some outside the EV the EV still hot. It's what I think it is I feel good about it I I still got my my positions. You know my x-pong my Lee my neo my SBE You know I in my workhorse. I know that's not that's different, but I still got workhorse in there I got some good things in there. I'm feeling pretty good now Let's just continue on with this so this whole gambling thing and the next stock. I'm throwing it up there right now is LCA we know this is a holding company and I know I'm not gonna go too deep into everything that's more for the patreon over there But I did add this this morning, and I got lucky because my research was telling me some good things So when it's opened up we decided to jump in and we did nicely and it ended up for us up about seven Seven percent plus a little bit so we are happy I'll let you know a new addition, and I am taking advantage of that industry and so this is just like SBE if you will, but this is a different industry and like I said a lot of you are aware of LC LCA I know a lot of people have been Asking me hey, you're gonna get in there You're gonna get I had to do my due diligence which I did and I'm going to be doing a full video on this This whole industry if you will and very soon But I just wanted to make this a quicker video because I got some food I got to go get I'm hungry, and you know it's been a long week. I got turkey day tomorrow good things happening and I'm ready to get that so the last one like I said I don't want to keep everybody here all day I do want to move this a little quicker and this is one a lot of you've been asking for and there you go you can see it right here and This was a big one and this was a big one that I just absolutely loved adding in today We did it early in the morning when the market popped open Where are we out here 24 right in here? We made the call to go and by the end of the day you can see what happened when it was down here at the 25 Boom it ended up at 29 so those in the patreon we got that membership paid for for the month Really quick with just one stock, but the thing is we had a really nice stock today that went crazy I'll give you a bonus stock today guys. This is the one we added as well for those in the patreon We added it in here We made the call here And we know what happened work in the company slack is going to be is in talks to be bought out And like I said, we got some good timing over there And this is nice when you have two stocks that I just showed up that we bought today. We had fortunate We got one up over 20% since we bought it roughly around there, and then this is the big one You know, that's just nice you having a bad EV day And this is why I always tell people you want to be well diversified you want to get in some different industries You know there are growth stocks in every industry and it's our job Doesn't say as an analyst But it's our job as a youtuber to go out there and do the work do the research help the people out And I'm just a little different because I do it for free. I want to help everybody on YouTube I want to help everybody in the world. I do need a little bit to feed my family so that's why I have the patreon and Doing what I'm doing and that I can't I don't even know what to say because that that's so Crazy how many people are supporting me over there? You're my family, and I want you all to know and you're watching this I mean that we talked about a lot of members We're getting to know people First name basis, and just you know there's so much like family atmosphere there. I absolutely love it the holidays are coming I'm seeing what I can do to help out. You know I know a lot of you Don't know me, but I like to give things we usually donate a ton of presents to kids We do what we can do every year in this year will be no different Would ask everybody out there this has made money off of a lot of the stuff I do to take a little piece of it and help out some families around your area over the holidays You know when you walk by drop a drop a coin or two in the old the Bell pot and maybe donate a gift or two to the Toys for tots I'm a big supporter of that program as well. I think there's some good things out there Remember we're gonna make a lot more hopefully hopefully entertainment only but hopefully my portfolios are gonna make a lot more After the holidays because that's actually when I see the big gains coming is actually when we get into February March April I'm actually I see some big things happen I got a lot of things in my book, and I see some good things coming So let's let's get back when we can and you got my my four stocks that I am really keen on and like I said These were higher risk plays I added a few more stocks in over there But that's just for the patrons, and I do appreciate it I got to keep some things separate, and you know how that is I got a cool video for all those over there, too It's gonna be coming out over Thanksgiving holiday here Let's say this weekend just for them to go over our portfolios, and I'll put that video on the Patreon only so if anybody's interested in watching that by all means come over and support me. I'd greatly appreciate it So you got the pics it's been a good day. It's time to go get ready for some turkey I got to make another video though for tomorrow morning. I never stop man. I can't sleep so you know what I always say Let's get out there and make some money	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjuvlDub3Mw	We added it in here. We made the call here and we know what happened. Work in the company Slack is going to be, is in talks to be bought out. And like I said, we got some good timing over there. And this is nice when you have two stocks that I just showed up that we bought today. We had Fortunate, we got one up over 20% since we bought it, roughly around there. And then this is the big one. You know, that's just nice. You're having a bad EV day. And this is why I always tell people you want to be well diversified. You want to get in some different industries. You know, there are growth stocks in every industry. And it's our job, I don't know, I was going to say as an analyst, but it's our job as a YouTuber to go out there and do the work, do the research.
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HERE IS WHY CHINESE STOCKS ARE GETTING HAMMERED! #stocks #NIO #Millionaire	['Tesla stock price', 'Tesla stock', 'tesla', 'Tesla stock price prediciton', 'Tesla news', 'nio stock price prediction', 'nio stock', 'nio stock price', 'nio', 'nio news', 'nio news today', 'nio stock news', 'best stocks to buy now', 'stocks to buy now', 'stocks', 'stocks to buy', 'stock', 'stock market', 'stock market crash', 'fed', 'stock moe', 'fed rate hike', 'Tesla news today', 'fed crash', 'stock market rally', 'how high will the market go in 2022', 'sp 500 2022', 'sp 500 2023', 'sp 500', 'xpev stock', 'li stock']	en-US	689	false	17,444	1,356	129	['I have nio and I have an average price of $43', 'Holding on nio in tx with moe , 2000 shares d c averaging 22.55 a share down 55% loss as today $ 25000 if I had the dry powder right now I would load the boat and load on tesla too 🚣\u200d♂️', '600 share 44 average cost', 'Here comes the era of the First Emperor Xi of the Communist China, the First Emperor Xi also known as the "Guozei of China" by the Bridge Man---the superman of China.', 'You should always set a stop loss for your investments. Why let it drop that low? Sell at your stop loss point and rebuy only after confirmation of upward movement.', 'I have over 31k shares and averaged down to 22.', "I have 31k shares of NIO.. I'm nervous...", 'I still own Nio, Moe!', 'The ev party is over.', 'Hi Moe, I believe you reported in the past that Nio worked with the previous Chinese administration to define the framework for EV companies in China. Holding long since the expansion of EV dominance has so many benefits for both our economies. I will be monitoring their political situation with the USA and Tesla to determine future actions on China investment risks.', 'Avg 33 let’s go', 'Leave Nancy out of it', '2025 holding ..', 'Im a nio fan. Was in a long time ago, sold at a profit. Re entering at these low w an avg of 15', 'Do you still have lucid?', "Don't sell low prices not worth if you been holding it .", 'Ticker stry', 'Hey Moe, why is “lunch break” in the hang seng index and what does it mean? Do the markets close for an hour everyday during those times?', 'Hold nio cost 18.50 🤯', "Supposedly when Xi was re-elected he said he was more focused on ideology than the economy. Doesn't look good for china stocks. You mentioned this in your last video....", 'I hear you talking about taking a tax loss quite a bit. Is there a max or certain amount that you can take? Still new on tax law bit. Thanks.', 'I have 2000 shares and was thinking about adding more. They dont need thr government, do they?', 'hats off to anyone holding shares of NIO….. That’s true courage and bravery that should be admired.', 'I still have alot of NIO.............', "Daytona Beach FL and a member of your Patreon...I've got like 6000 shares of NIO @ $20...I'm nervous and I don't know what to do?...", 'I own 400 shares', 'Bought more at $9.20', 'buying more nio. SOLID company. stay long', 'still holding $nio 🚀', 'I was able to dollar cost average down to $23 from 46. Next dip below 9 I’ll buy again. But I want to hear more from you on lucid!!', "i am going to keep buying nio and tsla till they go to my break evan price and it can take 10 years i don't care market will go higher all the time long term", 'China stocks are in trouble. People are shorting the hell out of China.', 'I really appreciate ya Moe! On your last get together with Larry and Kennan, I died laughing when Kennan said, "Moe and Larry" and Larry said something like, "Where\'s Curly?" I don\'t think Kenan caught the reference...yuk, yuk, yuk....', 'I sold all of my 116 shares at a loss. I’m staying away from Chinese stocks.', 'My name is Juan Gonzalez Venezuela 🇻🇪, , I hold Nio 250 of them not happy but not cryingggg', 'i one nio 1000 shares down 70% but i bought more at 8.60', 'i sold out of NIO at 50s after buying every week it paid for my new PC, now i am ready to go again even bigger.', 'It is time to sell Chinese stock. We can not trust Chinese government. They are back ward again.', 'I sold my 345 shares last year $42 average was at $26 then!!!! But, now I may have to start DCAing on some NIO!!! $9 is a steal!!!!!, they cheaper than Ford!!!!', 'What’s your thoughts if the republicans take the house, senate, or both? Do you think there could be a rally? It probably would slow down government spending.', 'I will not be messing with any Chinese stocks right now.', 'Couldn’t sell NIO if I wanted to. To far in the hole. Average price at $22 :/', 'Greetings from Cave Junction Oregon ! My Worst two positions XPEV - 85 %, NIO - 75% 😢', "I was buying NIo when it was $40 so I will buy it when it's $9", "I'm holding.", 'I got out of NIO and went into Polestar..PSNY.. because its well spread out globally.....and backed by Volvo .... and the SUV Polestar 3 is very solid....', 'do not panic !! i have NIO = 60.000 $ at 51 $ do not panic..... smile guyz and live the life !!! in 10 ears you thank me ;) peace :)', 'thanks MOE, CA i owned NIO but i am a long term.', 'I loss 3000 so far is crazy', 'NIO will go back up and reach ALL TIME HIGHS, buy and hold. $NIO']	The Stock Moe YouTube channel tries to bring the best financial education to its viewers. I truly am trying to create something special with this channel in hopes of helping as many people as possible with skill set for research & stock selection. 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If you haven't done hit the like button hit the subscribe button I'm stock mo for those new to the channel and what I'm going to be talking about today Of course is what is happening with the Chinese stocks neo is getting destroyed Expunged Lee Baba, you name it JD comm it doesn't matter even Warren Buffett's BYD is absolutely getting hammered down But is there money to be made with these? We don't know we're gonna be talking about it now before we get into everything Make sure you take advantage down below the moomoo link This is one of the best opportunities to get some free stocks right now All you got to do is deposit $100 or more using my link and they're gonna give you five free stocks worth up to 10,000 Plus a guaranteed $10 in cash and that the $10 in cash is a dollar depositor or more So you can take advantage of that even with a buck So take advantage of that down below and then come on over and join me at the patreon We have that link down there where we're talking about stocks and all the good stuff new portfolio is getting close I just loaded up on a bunch of stocks yesterday as well and bought another $10,000 worth of a new leverage play which I will be talking about later today. So make sure you subscribe Now just review man. It's crazy day. Look at this You would think just looking at this all the indices. Hey, Moe you must have had a Fantastic day and this is one of them days where there's a lesson to be learned and as you can see with all the green You would think I would be absolutely through the moon we made a lot of money everything was good and it's actually not that way Unfortunately because of my high will say I have a very big Holdings of neo and Tesla. It was not a good day in Tesla dropping 15.7% Absolutely wild ride put this in our notes next time They have the big meeting over in China when they're going over leadership and everything we need to be very very careful and I'll mark this one up to that because we come out here and we read some of the news out there Alibaba 10-cent plunge as the hang saying sinks below 16,000 mark after China's leadership Reshuffle these no market reformists on board. They're gone Those who wanted to open up the Chinese economy and everything else They're no longer there and now they're coming up with regulating the mechanism of wealth Accumulation in reference to private capital and common prosperity Agenda and so there's some big changes going on and I think the market absolutely hated it And that's why you're saying what what happened? What are you talking about? Well now I'll pull it up here You can see the hang saying they were talking about hitting 16,000 this thing is now down to almost getting into the 14,000 that quick. This was a major drop Even it opened and by the time we got through the day. This thing was down an additional four point eight one percent now down Six point three six percent in the last week alone. Remember this is this isn't a stock. This is an indice And this is all the companies that make it up and it's down ten percent in five days That is a stock market crash in my opinion and then over the last month fifteen percent. Let's go year to date Look how ugly it's getting thirty four point seven eight But if you really want to see how bad this is if you've been a long-term investor Which we know usually pays off not here not over there fifty four point two one percent down now You've been investing dollar cost averaging you're getting whacked. It is just ugly Does that lead to an opportunity and if we go long term? You can see that we were back into the two to three thousands back in the 80s and 90s when they first started opening everything And now as it rolled up now, we're seeing that crash down We saw a crash like that back in the dot-com bust and it got all the way down in the 12 thousands Will this get back down there and kind of use that as a recovery? Is this the time to go? Remember those markets around the world have been getting clobbered They could also since they're down that much give us some of the biggest opportunities once there's a recovery Will there be a recovery? We don't know because the stocks that are getting hammered as we talked about we got neo Oh my poor neo this at one time somebody said you still a neo Absolutely. Is it time to sell our neo stock? Is it time to pull the plug and say we picked wrong? Obviously, this is a good company. It's a solid company I'm gonna answer everybody's questions in the discord If you haven't joined me over to patreon Please do remember we are over there discussing these and of course in the comments Everybody wants to know do let me ask you do you own neo? Did you own neo? Did you get out of neo? Do you still have some of your dollar cost averaging and of course give me a shout out from where you're from Answer that down below in the comments now. I will give you my opinion on this I still think the company has what it takes to become a global leader But I don't know like I just told you no market reform is on Over there now, and so I'm a little nervous about it. Of course. Why wouldn't I be? Everybody says you're nervous. Well, why wouldn't you be look at this year-to-date? 71% down it's gotten absolutely hammered. Look at the high at this thing was at one time It could have done it could have did anything 84.75% and so everybody said you get out. No, the only way I get out of this. I'll hold it this point It is what it is and you're getting back to the pre kovat prices and we're seeing that we're down in the single digits now At one point before Kovach. We were around 990 back in 2018. We dropped under that. It just amazes me It's that low this company continues to grow. They're doing a great thing They love the quality people the customers love it to get higher ratings than Tesla and some of the surveys they found It is you know, they're expanding aggressively overseas over the next five years So I have my investment in there and it is what it is I'm gonna watch it and I'm going to wait until 2025 I've said this before I'm gonna hold it till then. We'll see what happens The only way I'd get rid of it ahead of time is if something breaks out with China in the US That of course I do not agree with and that would be my my you know The final straw kind of thing. So a lot of people ask me you're gonna get out of it No, I'm gonna stay into it. I'm gonna stay into it We'll see how it goes and like I said I'll hold it till 2025 unless something bad happens out in the world that obviously I would have to get rid of it and That's something I hope never does have I think cooler heads will come to the table with the US and China and we'll see it But I have two stocks. I have exposure with Tesla and Neo that's my Chinese exposure. Everybody thinks I have a ton. I don't I own very little and Tesla Gets 25% of the revenues through China. That's the big play for me and of course neo So I had about the same each at one time and then of course I made a ton of profit off Tesla took that out. It dropped a lot I got back in and continuing to drop neo we dollar cost average in but it continues to fall So it's been a big hit to the portfolio. So if I was gonna take a tax loss on this I'm guessing up there around 2025 would be that day that I would do that because you know it's been one of the worst years in history in the markets and There are plenty of other stocks that we are going to be able to look at and take some tax losses at the end of This year right now though. We are seeing some green which is good And what am I talking about for that? Well, take a look. Everybody said where's this rally at? It's already here. We're seeing it This is the S&P 500 since October 12th. So we're looking about two weeks now. It's up six point one six percent so as we look you can see that we were up from that's 3577 and That because that's the closing days. We actually were down at the 3400 level if we go to around 34 something that's like 3500 a little under that we're up 300 points off of that So you're looking at about 8% remember from that low the intraday low for that day We're up about 8% roughly almost 9 and I said we'd go up 10 to 20% at this point I still believe that I believe we could finish this year and I may be finished but we'll get up to 4000 to 4100 range I showed why in multiple videos so just so you know It's not just neo out there and you know, of course down four point five five just ugly Expon down eleven point nine three down another one and a half percent year-to-date 85% and this is X Punk who is killing it their numbers are killing it and then of course you got Lee Otto down 54% If we go out and find them you can see it topped up up here and this thing's down 64% in just a few months and then we can move out and Tesla's my other one And we talked about that Tesla's the other one year to date not as bad to forty seven point one eight They're getting hammered lucid out there. I wanted to bring up some u.s. Once look 68% year-to-date you got Fisker I want to make sure they're all covered 55% so when somebody says what happened to neo what happened to all the EV stocks? there's none out there making money Rivian, which I think is a has a absolutely Promising future if things continue to grow like I would want them to but they're down 70% and then we go to the legacy. How are the legacies? 42% down for Ford. How about GM? Are they fair in any better? 41.6 basically 42% and Porsche. Let's go out to the big Porsche 43% down. How about BMW? It's BMW Yeah, actually holding up pretty well fourteen point six nine and outperforming the market and so they're holding up All right But I wanted to give everybody out there a little taste that it's not just neo folks if you've been invested in any EV stocks you've been getting hammered all year but as I said You're hearing a lot of the headlines out there talking about what did it this time? and if they start is the if they start closing days their doors over in China a little bit and Businesses are kind of not giving that room to breathe and grow and the billions and billions that people were making They don't want to see that like that moving forward that could slow business down If it does slow business down some of these companies could get hammered and a global slowdown if a global Slowdown happens us catches a cold China catches a cold anything happens the rest of the world gets the flu And so we could see some ugliness out there So we got to watch it that coupled with the US possibly having a recession in 2023 put it all together We could see some volatile times moving for now for the US I still think we're in that zone where we get that recovery of 10 and 20% We're real close a couple more percentage points up We hit the 10% I've been calling for and then at that time I think it's time for me to get ready for the recession and starts moving stocks around if you want to see what I'm doing I got the links down below to the patreon and the muumuu take advantage of the muumuu link You're gonna get yourself five free stocks up worth up to 10 grand just for clicking the link and putting a hundred bucks in If you only want to put a hundred in you want to put a dollar go ahead You're gonna get ten dollars free and a free stock So that's a good way to do it and then join me over there on the app Actually when you get on there, I have my my community there over 5,000 now is growing Make sure you sign up, you know, if you already did join that little group. Alright folks That's what I got for you today And I think there's gonna be a lot of we'll say volatility in there and we'll see where it goes But I'm hoping for some good things as we move forward. I appreciate you stopping by let's get out there and make some money You	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXz6ph7MfdU	My poor neo this at one time somebody says you still a neo absolutely Is it time to sell our neo stock is it time to pull the plug and say? We picked wrong. Obviously. This is a good company. It's a solid company I'm gonna answer everybody's questions in the discord If you haven't joined me over to patreon Please do remember we are over there discussing these and of course in the comments everybody wants to know do let me ask you Do you own neo did you own neo? Did you get out of neo? Do you still have some of your dollar cost averaging and of course give me a shout out from where you're from Answer that down below in the comments now. I will give you my opinion on this I still think the company has what it takes to become a global leader But I don't know like I just told you no market reform is on Over there now, and so I'm a little nervous about it. Of course. Why wouldn't I be everybody says you're nervous? Well, why wouldn't you be look at this year-to-date? 71% down it's gotten absolutely hammered. Look at the high at this thing was at one time It could have done it could have did anything 84.75% and so everybody said you get out. No, the only way I get out of this. I'll hold at this point It is what it is and you're getting back to the pre kovat prices and we're seeing that we're down in the single digits now At one point before kovat we were around 990 back in 2018. We dropped under that. It just amazes me It's that low this company continues to grow. They're doing a great thing They love the quality people the customers love it to get higher ratings than Tesla and some of the surveys they found It is you know, and they're expanding aggressively overseas over the next five years So I have my investment in there and it is what it is I'm gonna watch it and I'm going to wait until 2025. I've said this before I'm gonna hold it till then we'll see what happens The only way I'd get rid of it ahead of time is if something breaks out with China in the US That of course I do not agree with and that would be my my you know The final straw kind of thing. So a lot of people ask me you're gonna get out of it No, I'm gonna stay into it. I'm gonna stay into it We'll see how it goes and like I said I'll hold it till 2025 unless something bad happens out in the world that
125,899,776	159	m1_ZiNZs5Pg	0.005294	669.544572	Buy	Selected region	1	GE	null	null	null	General Electric - Should We Buy GE Stock? is GE Stock a Good Buy Today?	47,839,928	Yes	159	General Electric - Should We Buy GE Stock? is GE Stock a Good Buy Today?	2019-07-12 16:00:29+00:00	UCSglJMvX-zSgv3PEJIE_inw	Learn to Invest - Investors Grow	In this video, we look at a brief analysis of General Electric to try to determine if GE stock is a good buy. We look at GE's largest segments like GE Aviation or GE HealthCare to try to determine the future of GE stock. We also look at the new CEO Larry Culp to see what he is trying to do to improve GE's business. At the end of the day, GE stock could be a good buy for Long Term Investors. NEW! Join Our Private Community: https://www.patreon.com/investorsgrow The Trading App I Use (moomoo): https://j.moomoo.com/005Yzv NEW! 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Please consult your financial or tax professional prior to making an investment. #LearnToInvest #StocksToWatch #StockMarket	['Investment Ideas', 'learn to invest', 'investing for beginners', 'stock market', 'GE Stock', 'is ge stock a buy in 2019?', 'is ge stock a good buy right now', 'is ge stock a good buy in 2019', 'ge stock 2019', 'ge stock analysis 2019', 'ge stock review 2019', 'investing in ge stock', 'ge stock price', 'ge stock news', 'is ge stock a buy', 'is ge stock a good buy', 'should I buy ge stock', 'buying ge stock', 'ge stock analysis', 'when to buy ge stock', 'ge stock dividend', 'ge dividend cut', 'general electric stock']	en	683	true	23,690	768	82	['What do you think of GE stock? is it a good buy at the $10 level?', 'Bought 100 at $5.79..... Lets see what happens lol', 'so do i buy or sell or hold it i have 7 shares of it', 'GE is doomed you should remove this video people without experience will get exited and buy! But now knowing in how much trouble is GE now', '얼빵한 색기들아 천년에 한번 올까말까한 하늘이 준기회다\n전재산 털어서 매수해라\n에디슨이 없었으면 지금의 인류문명은 백악기나 다름 없었을꺼다', 'Great review Sir', 'Just this video. Posted a comment on a different video you made asking you to make a video GE. 🤣😂👍🏿', 'What do you reckon is going to happen tomorrow?', 'I’m holding GE for a long term I’m sitting at 12 shares right now and continue on buying more every times the dips....\nAnd I will be holding it for a very long term just riding the waves...', "Disregarding the claims by Markopolis, and also the effects from the spin-offs this year; the balance sheet for FY2018 states that share holders equity was at 51B, but that includes goodwill/intangible of 77B. If they have to impair that goodwill/intangible then we're at a shareholders equity of MINUS 26B. Have you looked into what these intangible assets are? (i.e are they worth anything or should/will they be impaired at some point?)\n\n\nI don't know whether Markopolis claims are true or not, but broadly speaking I would assume that many companies with pension liabilities will struggle going forward. Not sure how this will affect GE, but from what I understand this is part of what Markopolis is pointing at (meaning that GE might need to take a hit even if the accusations of fraud are incorrect, no later than 2021 if I haven't misunderstood)", 'The price after 4 consecutive higher closings is the buy signal. The stock should double within 6 months after that floor price is established. Over 5 years you should see 4x your original investment at some point.', 'But GE stock? Care to reconsider your advice? Harry Markopolos anyone?', 'I feel bad for anyone that invested lol, their stocks just tanked', 'When the 737 MaX gets its angle wings back—this will rise sharply.', 'Update this dude.', 'I dont know GE is nearly as old as the stock market itself i believe i cant be a broker without believing & holding one of the oldest stock dinosaurs for life time. personal Impression.', 'Calm the hell down', "GE has become a lousy company on its last leg. They have way too many young people in leadership positions that should not be even if they are smart. People in late 20's/early 30's that don't really know how to manage and are grossly overpaid at least from what I've witnessed.", 'GE stock is an unprofitable boondoggle. Much better investments are plentiful, and much more profitable.', 'Great video. Made me a subscriber. Question-where do you go to pull up the research that you did for the video. Example-what portions of GE are involved with, their debt vs market capitalization etc... Thanks.', 'Hi there, how would you perform an evaluation on Baker Hughes? Which models and which evaluation methods would you use for the industry? Many thanks', 'GE Capital bond - hold or sell pays little over 4% ? 2034 call. Btw excellent video', 'My GE stock is paying just under 3% is your bank paying that no. You get what you pay for.', "I think under 10 dollars it's a buy all day long.", 'I got T, instead of GE.\nHoping GE still goes down again.', "Thanks for the information, Jimmy.\xa0 This has the potential to be a GREAT growth stock.\xa0 I'll put it on my watchlist!", 'HODL', "GE will go through its renaissance over the next 3 years, It will be very exciting to watch. When President Trump starts to remake America's infrastructure, GE will be a big player. People don't understand how much their trademarks and licensing is interwoven in the American infrastructure. The Obama years will awful for GE, but under Trump I see the stock at $14 this Christmas, and at $18-19 by the end of 2020. After that, a big split and blue skies. An American giant once again, and with very little debt!!!", "What? UTC already has a company called Pratt & Whitney which produces aero engines and competes directly against GE Aviation in the aerospace engine industry. Where are you even getting your information? The only reason UTC/ Raytheon business can hurt GE is from the supplier's side. Raytheon Technologies can create a Mega Aerospace Giant which can leverage both UTC and Raytheon's huge supply chain and can (potentially) bring down cost which can force GE to cut into the huge margin that they have in the aerospace business", "I work at GE (I started last September), and my 401k is up 36% YTD with 40% being in the GE stock fund. I made that transition in January where it was at an all time low. I'm riding this train till it crashes lol.", 'It’s a buy and hold stock going to take a while but them being the number one producer of jet engines in the world is a pretty big deal. I would think it will take off at some point', 'hahahaha. this guy has no idea what he is doing other than his dancing around with his hands and arms. stupid analyst.', 'Ge is overleveraged. So they are planning to sell certain units.\nIt is very complicated to analyze ge.', 'Just bought around 10, hopefully it at least hits that 13 mark', 'Thank you Jimmy. Yes GE is on right track under Larry Culp, as I been working for GE for majority of my career.\nCould you please similar analysis on AT&T??', 'My father work at ge look at his shirt', 'I’ll have to wait to buy GE until the tide goes out with the overall market bc right now there are too many variables to be worried about along with their massive amount of debt. Great vid', 'I would have liked to see more discussion of FCF (which has been primarily negative for the last 3 years). These guys are cannibalizing the company to stay solvent... Their interest expense coverage ratio is below 2, and a huge chunk of their "earnings" is depreciation expense. MMM and HON have a coverage ratio closer to 18 and, historically, haven\'t needed non-cash expenses to dress up earnings. Fundamentally, this thing is dumpster fire and won\'t get the respect of an 18 forward P/E anytime soon. You get a like, but I feel like you could have been more forthcoming about how speculative this thing is... I\'m thinking slots in Vegas. GE is going to be an all or nothing play.', 'ge got to much debt its going to flop', 'I see a downturn coming (see BASF in Germany) which will affect some of GEsectors. I`ll wait for this and then pick them up at 8. If I am wrong to bad I will not sleep less having missed this oppertunty', 'I would never buy stock in GE have a dishwasher from them six months old the pump went out took him over two months to repair it gave me the runaround can definitely see where the business is going to go bankrupt customer service was horrible if you buy stock in GE get what you deserve I can honestly say I’m buying more appliances and will never ever ever buy another GE product', "I'm bullish. It's gonna come back -- strong.", 'Hi Jimmy. Can you do a video analysing the discounted cash flow valuation for a company that pays dividends? It could be very helpful', 'I wish i found your channel sooner lol i just subbed', 'I own GE with a cost basis of $18.63. I have not bought anymore in over a year. I am considering buying a little more here. This is a long term 5 year play for sure, but may be worth it to stay.', "Absolutely a company I would buy and hold but... I calculate the uninflated value at closer to $7 with a one year target of $10.50. Let's see earnings over the next 3 quarters but if I'm wrong, I don't think you'll lose much by buying it today. That being said, the new power projects in Iraq look promising and the street could interpret higher revenues positively and post up the stock to the higher 11-12's but the markets are a fickle mistress and I would suggest caution.", "What will be left after Culp sells away certain businesses has me worried ? It would not surprise me if aerospace/defense contractors are looking to buy/merge GE's aviation sector", "Took a small position at $9.22. So far I'm up 12.66% I think I'll wait for the next dip below $10 to buy more.", "In my opinion, it's worth taking a gamble on a small position of GE.", "Jimmy - thanks for another great video. My view is why buy GE with all its problems when there are plenty of much better stocks to buy. Also I like my dividends, I'm retired."]	www.investorsgrow.com is an investing education website designed to simplify the world of investing; getting us all closer to our goal of achieving financial freedom.	19,613,273	280,000	538	Category 1	Hi I'm Jimmy. In this video we're going to look at General Electric and try to determine if we believe that GE stock is a good buy right now. So General Electric stock has had an interesting time in the past few years. This is a five year chart and as we can see it hasn't looked too good for them. So what has happened to General Electric. Well I did a video on GE about a year ago right there and back then the stock was trading at about 13 14 dollars a share. My hesitation at the time was that it appeared that GE's business was falling apart. And I thought that perhaps the new CEO at that time wasn't going he wasn't on the right track. He wasn't doing what GE needed him to do. So here's how the whole CEO position is shaken out for GE. Back in 2001 Jeffrey Immelt took over as CEO. That lasted until 2017 where John Flannery took over. About eight months later is when we did that last video. Well up until that point it hadn't been terribly clear what Flannery's plan was for GE. He had some ideas but it didn't seem terribly clear. The rumor was at the time that GE was going to spin off their oil and gas business which was part of the Baker Hughes deal and that didn't end up happening. GE was also expected to spin off their health care business which didn't happen. But what did happen is that GE ended up selling their bio pharma business to Danaher. Why is this important. Well back in September of last year John Flannery was out and who stepped in Larry Culp. Larry Culp stepped in as the new CEO. Where did he come from. Danaher was shortly after Culp gets over to General Electric. He goes ahead and sets up this deal with Danaher. And in February of this year GE announced that they were selling their bio pharma business for a bit over 21 billion dollars in cash. And it's expected to close I think towards the end of 2019. Now I think that this sale in addition to a few other sales that GE has executed are going to be a good thing in the long run for General Electric as a business. And ultimately I think that this will be a good thing for GE stock. So why you ask. Well really the big problem for GE is their balance sheet. They have a ton of debt. To illustrate this is a chart of GE's debt compared to their own market cap. And as we can see the market cap of GE is less than their current level of debt. When we compare that to a company like Danaher which is where Larry Culp came from. Well this is their market cap and this is their debt. So clearly GE needs to do something to clean up to strengthen their balance sheet. And I think that that's one of the reasons that Culp is a decent CEO. He's a big fan of cash and he's a big fan of a strong balance sheet and he's made that known since he got to GE. OK now let's look at some of the business lines that they have. So this is a chart of their various segments as of 2018 revenue. And as we can see their largest segment is aviation. I'm going to focus mostly on just the largest segments. So right now we'll focus on aviation. Now this is one of GE's best performing businesses in the first quarter of 2019. Well they put up organic growth in the 12 percent range and they had margins of 20 to 21 percent. And this has long been a solid part of GE's business plan. They've dominated the aviation industry for a long time. But at the end of last month Raytheon announced a merger with United Technologies. And ultimately this is a very big deal has the potential to be a very big deal for this business. Now this is an important thing for GE stock because ultimately the cash flow that Raytheon and United Technologies will bring together by the way they're going to call it Raytheon Technologies. Well together the cash flow that they're going to have could potentially allow them to go after the airplane engine market that GE has dominated for a long time. And if they do that that could potentially be a huge contender that GE has to deal with. Now that deal is not expected to close until the same time next year. But I bring it up because I think it's something that we should watch because this is an important part of GE's long term business. Okay now moving over to the power segment on one hand the power segment is facing threats from renewable energies like wind. But luckily GE is also focused in the wind area as well. So they're really going after the energy market from two fronts. The power segment put up about 27 billion dollars in revenue. The renewable energy segment put up about nine point five billion in revenue. Right now the power segment has negative free cash flow thanks to a very competitive market. And according to GE's management well they've come out and said that they expect for the free cash flow and the revenue to drastically improve over the next few years. And this is an important thing. Now one of the things that's doing in the power segment is they're trying to restructure it. They're breaking it up into two segments I believe they're cut they close down the power the power segments headquarters trying to save costs that way they're trying to improve the margins of the business. But this could be a long play this could take a few years. OK now we jump over to health care. Now as I mentioned a moment ago GE is selling their biopharma segment to dinner. The biopharma business was part of GE health care. So obviously we can expect this piece of the pie to drastically reduce once they finish once they complete the sale at the end of this year. Now health care and aviation have been two of GE's strongest segments for the past couple of years. So yes they are getting a ton of cash from the sale to Danaher but at the end of the day they're giving up a decent business as well. Now I've also read that GE is selling off a part of their Baker Hughes which is in the oil and gas segment their Baker Hughes ownership is selling that off and ultimately at the end of the day I think this is a very good thing because they could use the cash and the oil and gas business is very difficult a lot like the power business. It's highly competitive and oil hasn't done quite what the organization has expected ever since they acquired Baker Hughes a few years ago. Oil has really been somewhat volatile but not the prices have not gotten impressively high. OK so now we're gonna look at the long term plan for GE and then we'll take a quick stab at trying to value GE stock. So GE has made it clear that their goal is to get rid of some of their debt improve their credit rating and streamline their business make it as efficient as possible. Now as far as the debt is concerned I think it yes it makes sense to get rid of some of that debt and ultimately improve this balance sheet in doing that. They will also improve their credit rating but it's not going to be that fast and it's possible that the credit rating gets worse. To illustrate what I mean. Well this is a history of GE's credit rating according to Moody's. Now ultimately what this means to make it a bit easy to see this right here. This is Moody's credit rating scale. So often the top half is considered investment grade. The bottom half is non investment grade often called junk bonds. In theory the higher we get to the top the better the deal you would get whenever you were issuing new debt. Well starting back in 1994 General Electric's credit rating was AAA. That's the best rating there is. But then back in 2009 their outlook was shifted by Moody's to negative which basically means that they're still AAA. But there's some warning signs that things might get downgraded from here. Well just two months later GE was downgraded all the way down to AA2. Well this trend happened quite a few times over the past decade with a handful of downgrades and a handful of shifts to a negative negative outlook. Red is a negative outlook. Purple is an actual downgrade. Well then in 2018 they got downgraded to their lowest level yet BAA1. And ultimately this is important because if this continues to slide it's going to make cleaning up the balance sheet all the tougher. Right now as revenue has grown a little bit margins have been somewhat squeezed specifically by some of their businesses. If that continues to hurt them and a credit rating agency were to reduce their credit rating further that's going to make it even tougher for them to get out of the hole that they're in. Now this brings us to an outlook for GE stock. So at the end of the day in the last video that I did I said that I thought it made sense to avoid GE stock. And I use the old saying that a lot of people use on Wall Street and the saying goes don't try to catch a falling knife. Well if we were to shorten this chart up to a one year chart. Well here we can see that GE appears to be stabilizing a bit. And I think that there seems to be some at least some new confidence in the plan that GE is now laying out under Larry Culp. So what do we think GE stock is worth today. So at this point I'm not sure the metaphor of a falling knife still applies. I think that it's unlikely that huge bombs are likely to be dropped from GE as far as news that shocks Wall Street. I would expect for continued sales of some assets perhaps some acquisitions of some strategic assets. But at the end of the day what do we think GE stock is worth. So by all accounts it's going to take a long time for GE to clean up their balance sheet clean up their business improve their margins things along those lines. But at the end of the day let's imagine they do go ahead and execute their plan. They they improve their margins clean up a balance sheet streamline the business. They pull off some growth in revenue and they've really starts to execute the things that they're saying they're doing more than they are already done. Well they do pull it off. I think that it makes sense to look at competitors like Honeywell or 3M and right now their forward price to earnings ratio is about 18x. So that 18x is based on next year's earnings per share. And ultimately if we would use 18x and analyst expectations of about 73 cents per share in 2020 well that would mean that the fair value of GE stock would be about 13 dollars per share. Given that GE stock is currently trading about 10 dollars per share. Well that would mean there's about a 30 percent upside. And I could easily make the case either for this type of fair value calculation or against this type of calculation. For me there's so many question marks with an investment like this. The one thing that I'm almost certain of is that it's going to this could be a great investment if we're in it for the long haul because it's going to take a long time for this thing to turn around. Now I wouldn't be surprised if in two years GE stock is sitting at 20 dollars per share because things have gone fairly well they made a few good moves and suddenly the market's valuing up for 20 dollars per share. I also wouldn't be terribly shocked if it stays right around the 10 dollar mark maybe even nine dollars if they run into a few hurdles that people haven't expected. That being said I think that GE stock makes sense for some investors who are willing to sit in for the long run. Now they're not a good dividend play they used to be not anymore. Right now they're their dividends down to about a penny per share and that's expected to stay that way because Larry Culp has he's notorious for being a lover of cash and he's going to do whatever he can to hold on to as much cash as possible until the business gets to where it needs to. And then I'm sure the dividend will start flowing. But what do you think is GE stock worth buying today. Let me know in the comments below and hopefully you found this interesting. And if you did please hit the subscribe button hit the thumb stop hit the thumbs up all that fun stuff. Thank you for sticking with me all the way to the end of the video. I'll see in the next video. Thanks.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1_ZiNZs5Pg	Hi I'm Jimmy. In this video we're going to look at General Electric and try to determine if we believe that GE stock is a good buy right now. So General Electric stock has had an interesting time in the past few years. This is a five year chart and as we can see it hasn't looked too good for them. So what has happened to General Electric. Well I did a video on GE about a year ago right there and back then the stock was trading at about 13 14 dollars a share. My hesitation at the time was that it appeared that GE's business was falling apart and I thought that perhaps the new CEO at that time wasn't going he wasn't on the right track he wasn't doing what GE needed him to do. So here's how the whole CEO position is shaken out for GE. Back in 2001 Jeffrey Immelt took over as CEO. That lasted until 2017 where John Flannery took over. About eight months later is when we did that last video. Up until that point it hadn't been terribly clear what Flannery's plan was for GE. He had some ideas but it didn't seem terribly clear. The rumor was at the time that GE was going to spin off their oil and gas business which was part of the Baker Hughes deal and that didn't end up happening. GE was also expected to spin off their health care business which didn't happen. But what did happen is that GE ended up selling their bio pharma business to Danaher. Why is this important. Well back in September of last year John Flannery was out and who stepped in. Larry Culp Larry Culp stepped in as the new CEO. Where did he come from. Danaher was shortly after Culp gets over to General Electric. He goes ahead and sets up this deal with Danaher and in February of this year GE announced that they were selling their bio pharma business for a bit over 21 billion dollars in cash and it's expected to close I think towards the end of 2019. Now I think that this sale in addition to a few other sales that GE has executed are going to be a good thing in the long run for General Electric as a business. And ultimately I think that this will be a good thing for GE stock. So why you ask. Well really the big problem for GE is their balance sheet. They have a ton of debt. To illustrate this is a chart of GE's debt compared to their own market cap. And as we can see the market cap of GE is less than their current level of debt. When we compare that to a company like Danaher which is where Larry Culp came from. Well this is their market cap and this is their debt. So clearly GE needs to do something to clean up to strengthen their balance sheet. And I think that that's one of the reasons that Culp is a decent CEO. He's a big fan of cash and he's a big fan of a strong balance sheet and he's made that known since he got to GE. Okay now let's look at some of the business lines that they have. So this is a chart of their various segments as of 2018 revenue. And as we can see their largest segment is aviation. So I'm going to focus mostly on just the largest segments. So right now we'll focus on aviation. Now this is one of GE's best performing businesses in the first quarter of 2019. Well they put up organic growth in the 12 percent range and they had margins of 20 to 21 percent. And this has long been a solid part of GE's business plan. They've dominated the aviation industry for a long time. But at the end of last month Raytheon announced a merger with United Technologies and ultimately this is a very big deal has the potential to be a very big deal for this business. Now this is an important thing for GE stock because ultimately the cash flow that Raytheon and United Technologies will bring together by the way they're going to call it Raytheon Technologies. Well together the cash flow that they're going to have could potentially allow them to go after the airplane engine market that GE has dominated for a long time. And if they do that that could potentially be a huge contender that GE has to deal with. Now that deal is not expected to close until the same time next year. But I bring it up because I think it's something that we should watch because this is an important part of GE's long term business. Okay now moving over the power segment on one hand the power segment is facing threats from renewable energies like wind. But luckily GE is also focused in the wind area as well. So they're really going after the energy market from two fronts. The power segment put up about twenty seven billion dollars in revenue. The renewable energy segment put up about nine point five billion in revenue. Right now the power segment has negative free cash flow thanks to a very competitive market. And according to GE's management well they've come out and said that they expect for the free cash flow and the revenue to drastically improve over the next few years. And this is an important thing. Now one of the things that's doing in the power segment is they're trying to restructure it they're breaking it up into two segments I believe they're cut they close down the power the power segments headquarters trying to save costs that way they're trying to improve the margins of the business. But this could be a long play this could take a few years. Okay now we jump over to health care. Now as I mentioned a moment ago GE is selling their biopharma segment to Denner. The biopharma business was part of GE health care. So obviously we can expect this piece of the pie to drastically reduce once they finish once they complete the sale at the end of this year. Now health care and aviation have been two of GE's strongest segments for the past couple of years. So yes they are getting a ton of cash from the sale to Danaher. But at the end of the day they're giving up a decent business as well. Now I've also read that GE is selling off a part of their Baker Hughes which is in the oil and gas segment. So their Baker Hughes ownership is selling that off and ultimately at the end of the day I think this is a very good thing because they could use the cash and the oil and gas business is very difficult a lot like the power business. It's highly competitive and oil hasn't done quite what the organization has expected ever since they acquired Baker Hughes a few years ago. Oil's really been somewhat volatile but not the prices have not gotten impressively high. OK so now we're gonna look at the long term plan for GE and then we'll take a quick stab at trying to value GE stock. So GE has made it clear that their goal is to get rid of some of their debt improve their credit rating and streamline their business make it as efficient as possible. Now as far as the debt is concerned I think it yes it makes sense to get rid of some of that debt and ultimately improve this balance sheet. In doing that they will also improve their credit rating but it's not going to be that fast and it's possible that their credit rating gets worse. To illustrate what I mean. Well this is a history of GE's credit rating according to Moody's. Now ultimately what this means to make it a bit easy to see this right here. This is Moody's credit rating scale. So often the top half is considered investment grade. The bottom half is non investment grade often called junk bonds. In theory the higher we get to the top the better the deal you would get whenever you were issuing new debt. Well starting back in 1994 General Electric's credit rating was AAA. That's the best rating there is. But then back in 2009 their outlook was shifted by Moody's to negative which basically means that they're still AAA. But there's some warning signs that things might get downgraded from here. Well just two months later GE was downgraded all the way down to double A2. Well this trend happened quite a few times over the past decade with a handful of downgrades and a handful of shifts to a negative negative outlook. Red is a negative outlook. Purple is an actual downgrade. Well then in 2018 they got downgraded to their lowest level yet B double A1. And ultimately this is important because if this continues to slide it's going to make cleaning up the balance sheet all the tougher. Right now as revenue has grown a little bit margins have been somewhat squeezed specifically by some of their businesses. But if that continues to hurt them and a credit rating agency were to reduce their credit rating further that's going to make it even tougher for them to get out of the hole that they're in. Now this brings us to an outlook for GE stock. So at the end of the day in the last video that I did I said that I thought it made sense to avoid GE stock and I use the old saying that a lot of people use on Wall Street and the saying goes don't try to catch a falling knife. Well if we were to shorten this chart up to a one year chart. Well here we can see that GE appears to be stabilizing a bit. And I think that there seems to be some at least some new confidence in the plan that GE is now laying out under Larry Culp. So what do we think GE stock is worth today. So at this point I'm not sure the metaphor of a falling knife still applies. I think that it's unlikely that huge bombs are likely to be dropped from GE as far as news that shocks Wall Street. I would expect for continued sales of some assets perhaps some acquisitions of some strategic assets. But at the end of the day what do we think GE stock is worth. So by all accounts it's going to take a long time for GE to clean up their balance sheet clean up their business improve their margins things along those lines. But at the end of the day let's imagine they do go ahead and execute their plan. They or they improve their margins clean up the balance sheet streamline the business they pull off some growth in revenue and they've really starts to execute the things that they're saying they're doing more than they are have already done. Well they do pull it off. I think that it makes sense to look at competitors like Honeywell or 3M and right now their forward price to earnings ratio is about 18 X. So that 18 X is based on next year's earnings per share. And ultimately if we would use 18 X and analyst expectations of about 73 cents per share in 2020 well that would mean that the fair value of GE stock would be about 13 dollars per share given that GE stock is currently trading about 10 dollars per share. Well that would mean there's about a 30 percent upside and I could easily make the case either for this type of fair value calculation or against this type of calculation. For me there are so many question marks with an investment like this. The one thing that I'm almost certain of is that it's going to this could be a great investment if we're in it for the long haul because it's going to take a long time for this thing to turn around. Now I wouldn't be surprised if in two years GE stock is sitting at 20 dollars per share because things have gone fairly well they made a few good moves and suddenly the market's valuing up for 20 dollars per share. I also wouldn't be terribly shocked if it stays right around the 10 dollar mark maybe even nine dollars if they run into a few hurdles that people haven't expected. That being said I think that GE stock makes sense for some investors who are willing to sit in for the long run. Now they're not a good dividend play. They used to be not anymore. Right now they're their dividends down to about a penny per share and that's expected to stay that way because Larry Culp has he's notorious for being a lover of cash and he's going to do whatever he can to hold on to as much cash as possible until the business gets to where it needs to. And then I'm sure the dividend will start flowing. But what do you think. Is GE stock worth buying today. Let me know in the comments below.
125,899,778	161	M3HuI7hiM8k	2.217117	634.581578	Unclear	Selected region	3	INTC	null	null	null	Intel Stock Analysis - $INTC - Is Intel's Stock a Good Buy Today	47,841,535	Yes	161	Intel Stock Analysis - $INTC - Is Intel's Stock a Good Buy Today	2020-07-31 14:45:00+00:00	UCSglJMvX-zSgv3PEJIE_inw	Learn to Invest - Investors Grow	How to Value a Stock: https://youtu.be/XofzEFlwHcA DCF Tutorial: https://youtu.be/fd_emLLzJnk In this video, we analyze Intel's stock to see if it looks like a good buy today. Intel recently delayed the release of their 7nm products which hurt their stock. Is intel now a good buy? NEW! 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Please consult your financial or tax professional prior to making an investment. #LearnToInvest #StocksToWatch #StockMarket	['Investment Ideas', 'learn to invest', 'investing for beginners', 'stock market', 'Intel', 'INTC', '$INTC', 'INTC Stock', 'INTC Dividend', 'Dividend Aristocrats', 'Top Dividend Aristocrats', 'Best Dividend Aristocrats', 'INTC Fair Value', 'Fair value of INTC', 'is INTC a good investment', 'Intel Analysis', 'Intel Dividend', 'buy Intel', 'buy INTC', 'sell Intel', 'sell INTC', 'should I buy Intel', 'should I buy INTC', 'intel 7nm', 'intel 10nm', 'intel 7nm delay', 'intel chip delay']	en	639	true	87,896	3,764	349	['INTC went down 18.3% since this video was made while the SP500 went up 15%.', 'great video, thanks', 'Picked up some Intel shares after watching this video 5 months ago and they are currently up 15%', 'Yep.. I loaded up on intc because 14+++++++++++++++++++++\nIs the future!!!! lol', 'Update?', "JIMMY'S THE BEST", "Intel is the worst buy possible as apple's M1 is gonna kill them for good. To all the computer geeks out there... genuine question... what the heck was intel doing all these years!", 'I also own Intel stocks. \nThey really need to speed up to catch up the competition. Management to be reshaped.\nThey are still big enough to be safe and for long term.', 'Thanks for this. If they keep buying back 5% of the shares per year then the DCF might show $100+ in 3 years', "Hi Jimmy, what's your thoughts on Intel since the Q3 earning report?", "IMHO the deal with Intel/AMD is just like the story of the tulips. It's a popularity contest. Every builder knows the history. Intel made a better Chip AMD made a more affordable Chip. That is because of the outsourcing of the fabrication. The original delay is from covid/shutdowns of Intels stateside fabs. For crying out loud Intel owns it's own fabrication facilities stateside. No out sourcing needed. Hence better quality over the years. Recently AMD has come along way with more cores vs single core speed but builders often still appreciate quility vs cost. There is just a fan boy rivalry at this point after that its just hipster investors reading headlines that really don't understand your point Intel is a friggin solid company!", 'Stop buying in to this intel 10nm is like other peoples 7nm. This is just a lie to make you disregard the fact that intel is still about 2 generations of litography behind the rest.', "After seeing latest decline after earnings announcement, I think I would either go with AMD or NVDA I'm not a big fan of value stocks, you might wind up waiting a long long time before you actually see the stock price go up in value.", 'I’m back here to watch with the new data, Q3 earning. It pulls back 10% in share price due to unexpected down in data center (due to low demands from enterprise and government). I wonder if it’s a good buy. \n\nFYI, I’m Intel employee and we are working extremely hard to execute while transforming our culture for customer obsession, fearless, truth and transparency, one Intel, and quality. \n\nWith the recent sale of memory business, I hope the leadership invest that capital well to acquire some good companies that do AI and 5G.', 'Think we need a new cash flow analysis on this one', 'Do you buying more? So great investment.', 'Oh boy...this one just took a turn', 'Hi Jimmy, how many (and perhaps which) analyst estimates did you use to arrive at the FCF for 2022? It seems overly optimistic to what I was able to find.', 'I don’t believe him saying he doesn’t have intel in his portfolio', 'I bought many shares before 7/28. Fuc....', 'Great video Jimmy, but using a DCF takes a control perspective. The price is slightly lower when using a control premium, unless I’ve missed something here?', 'Same story with CSCO', 'Who’s still adding to intel? That’s all I bought past 30 days', "I think that Intel is losing its competitive advantage in chips business and in order to compete with AMD they have to lower their product prices. The only way to sustain the current profits is significantly reducing its operating costs. One potential market for Intel to sustain their growth is the IOT and AI. They dominated the semiconductor industry for almost an entire decade and this can be the turning point for intel. I am going to just sit and watch what the New CEO does to restore Intel's domination again.", "Just look at AMD's stock, it's skyrocketing !!!", 'Intel also going to enter the graphics market soon 😏 that is also good news 😎', 'And this is without counting mobileye potential or 5g.', 'good video my guy i love the content', 'The industry is moving away from x86 look at Apple and Chromebooks and the newewt supercomputer all going to ARM, even if they can catch up in nm it will be irrelevant as their customer base is shrinking rapidly.', 'Fantastic video thank you', "Actually Intel already has a 3rd fab relationship due to its acquisition of Altera. It's even TSMC I believe. AMD certainly seems over valued now, but not sure Intel has a good future either. AMD is not the only competition Intel has as ARM cores get faster.", 'They kind of fell on their own sword, nm is just a buzz word that they themselves pushed and got everyone obsessed with, even though there is a lot more to the chips than the size of the process. The performance that they have squeezed out of their 14nm process is nothing short of amazing imo.', 'What time range are you talking about in this video? A few months? A few years?', 'How long would it take for it to potentially reach its fair price?', 'Congratulations to everyone who owns $INTC that benefited from the news on the acceleration of their share repurchase program!', 'Intel is also working on discrete GPU to compete with NVIDIA and AMD GPU.', 'I do think Intel will eventually get back on its feet, but it will take them a while. The fact that AMD is said to have 5nm products by 2021 may set Intel back even more, unless Intel does some hefty changes to their CPU architecture, which I hope they do.', 'The delay was just 6 months not till 2022...', 'Can you do nvidia?', 'Do you think now is a good time to start buying intel shares?', 'hey jimmy, i just ran the DCF with the template you provided and my results were really inflated and off. i think the problem is with the free cash flow estimates for the years following, as those are the inflated calculations. is there anything i can do to fix this?', 'One thing to note on better margin for Intel is that usually they have a price premium and higher % sales of their processors. AMD has more broader product mix and cannot get a premium for their processor. That may change in the near future due to current technology advantage.', 'In my opinion:\nThey have chaos and disease in their management structures for decades. They know how to make processors, but their attempts at anything else are failures, especially anything involving software.\nProcessors now are slowly going open-source-like. That is going to hurt them too.\nAnd, they lost lots of non-minority technical employees, and hired many minority. Nothing wrong with it, as long as it is just a statistics, not when it is quotas. Because quality of employees and thus merit and morale goes down. \nThese issues with X nm, etc, etc, are just symptoms of the above.\nI see doom for Intel, for the reasons mentioned above.', "I'm an enhousiast investor and thank you sir you're exactly the kind of video i'm looking for about stocks on youtube. i'm currently torn apart between burning my wings a bit more on CSCO (-10% lost to date for me) OR starting a position on INTC.\nI've always a 25/30 years time horizon.", 'Since you did the Intel VS AMD comparison it would be nice if you did a video like this on AMD.', 'Price Target 68 at least.', 'Intel just got Tiger Lake - Amd goes back where it has always been.', 'Soo a couple of legal have decided to sue Intel based upon their "opinion" that the management withheld info on the 7nm chip rollout. If they filed and any legal partner of their family member bought Intel short can they be sued for market manipulation?', 'I heard problem with Intel is that Intel is not in the smartphone market what do you guys think 🤔', 'Great video! Definitely planning on getting into INTC soon.']	www.investorsgrow.com is an investing education website designed to simplify the world of investing; getting us all closer to our goal of achieving financial freedom.	19,613,273	280,000	538	Category 1	Hi, I'm Jimmy. In this video, we're looking at Intel ticker symbol INTC. Our goal with this video is to better understand the basics of Intel's business, look at some of their recent news, which hasn't been too good lately, and then try to see if we can come up with a fair value for Intel stock. And hopefully we can use this information to help improve our investment portfolio and get us closer to our goal of achieving financial freedom. OK, so let's jump in and see if Intel would make a good addition to our portfolio. So this is a chart of Intel's revenue going back to 2014. And as we can see, revenue has done a decent job of drifting higher. And that's at least partially due to the fact that some of their different segments have seen pretty good growth, specifically over the past two years. Well, in the past two years, we saw a jump in the client computing group, their data center group, as well as their Internet of Things group, which really they just started reporting on back in 2018. Either way, these three segments have been some of the main drivers to the growth of almost to almost seventy two billion dollars in 2019. OK, now let's look quickly what happened on Intel's most recent earnings report, which caused Intel stock to take a quick nosedive. So here's what Intel stock look like. This is a one year chart. And clearly in this area here. Well, this is when the whole stock market fell from the coronavirus. But this most recent drop here. Well, this is the result of Intel's most recent earnings report. So here's what happened. First, if we were to look at revenue from the most for the second quarter of 2020, this is what their numbers came out to be. They came out to be about nineteen point seven billion dollars in revenue. And that was better than the eighteen and a half billion or so that they were estimated. So they beat revenue estimates. And that's a good thing. And then when we look over at the earnings per share side of this, well, we can see that Intel reported earnings per share of a dollar twenty three while estimates had them coming in and added about a dollar twelve. So once again, they beat on the profit side. So if we looked at nothing but their actual numbers, well, it might seem that things are going pretty well for Intel. But as we know, Intel stock recently tanked. And the reason for the pullback in their stock is because on this same announcement is actually in the earnings call. Well, Intel announced that they're going to be delaying the release of their seven nanometer products. And this was a big deal because many investors and even customers have been expecting for that product to be done sooner than later. This isn't their first pushback with it either. This is another delay. And the reason for this delay is operational mistakes. Now Intel hasn't come straight out and said that they haven't said exactly why the seven nanometer chips are being delayed other than it was operational. And they're having some issues with, you know, there were some failures, I think, in different parts of them. So obviously this is a problem because operational stumbling is the last thing you want any company to run into, especially when their competitor AMD already has seven nanometer products. Out on the market. So the fact that they're already out and Intel's pushing theirs off until I believe 2022. Well, that's going to be a problem. Now I do want to point out that some of this between Intel and AMD is simply marketing position. Yes, AMD has a seven nanometer component out there. But from what I understand, their seven nanometer product is about the same densities as Intel's 10 nanometer product. And that's really the difference between seven nanometers or 10 or 14 with different nanometers. Well, you get different densities, you get with lower nanometers, you would, they would deliver in theory, they'd be more compressed. They'd get you deliver, it would cost less power, they'd be more energy efficient. So they're supposed to get better and better and better as generations go on, go on. But seven nanometers where it used to mean something, technically, it means less now. A lot of it's marketing, but still, Intel doesn't have their 10 nanometer product on the market yet. So even if it's the same as AMD seven, well, AMD seven is already on the market. So we may ask, why is Intel struggling so much? Well, Intel's true advantage is also their weakness. So Intel generally designs and manufactures all of their own products. So while AMD is outsourcing their manufacturing to Taiwan semiconductor, well, Intel is trying to create their own. So the disadvantage of them creating their own is exactly what they're going through right now. They're going to run into issues. And because of that, their stock is going to struggle. But in theory, the advantage of Intel doing their own research and designing their own product and then creating the machines to build them and then creating their own products at the end of the day is in theory, they should end up with better margins. And I was curious if this was in fact true. So I went down and pulled up gross profit margins for both Intel and AMD. And as we could see, Intel does in fact lead the way. Now, I do think it's important to point out that AMD's gross profit margins are improving. And we should keep an eye on this over the coming years, because I'm very curious to see if their profit margins do catch up to Intel. But either way, Intel is looking fairly good from a margin perspective. And then when we switch over to net income margins, well, here we can see that Intel's net income margins are really what separate the company. It's one of the appealing parts to Intel. And I think this is a good illustration of Intel's competitive advantage. But this brings us back to the same problem. The competitive advantage is only as good as long as Intel can effectively create and manufacture their products. And their 7 nanometer product or their 10 nanometer product coming in a year after AMD is already out in the market. Well, that's simply not going to cut it. OK, now there has been some talk of Intel using a third party, sort of like Taiwan Semiconductor, to help manufacture that. And that could help them get back on track. But it's also possible that if they do that, it hurts their competitive advantage as well. And that will probably hurt their margins. So perhaps they do it just temporarily to try to get back on track and move things along at a slightly faster pace. I've also read that they've moved around some personnel within these divisions to try to restructure the organization to try to get a bit more accountability for the higher ups in the business. So I think at the end of the day, this will be a good thing for them. So this brings us to the question, is Intel a good investment today? Well, the first question we need to ask ourselves is, do we think that they can clean up their operational issues? If the answer is no, well, then our answer is no, we shouldn't invest in Intel. If we don't think they can clean up their operations, let's go look at AMD instead. That could be way more interesting. But if we think that they can do it, then it might make sense for us to try to come up with a fair value for Intel stock using the updated, newly delayed production numbers. And for that, we shift over to our discounted free cash flow calculation. Now I'm not going to walk through how the formula actually works. I did a whole video on how to do this. I create an Excel template. That's what this is. If you're curious, I'll leave a link to that video in the description below. But for now, I'll just run through the basics of what we're using here. So first, we've got projections for free cash flow that I found from a few different analyst reports who just averaged them up. We then discount that by a required rate of return of seven and a half percent. We use the perpetual growth rate of two point five percent. And basically that rate is how fast do we think Intel can grow free cash flow forever? Two point five percent is about reasonable. That's about the long term growth of the overall economy. We then that gives us the total company value. We take that. We divide it by the shares outstanding. And just like that, we get a fair value for Intel stock of about ninety two dollars per share. Now, sometimes if a company has a ton of debt, it makes sense for us to count to account for that debt as well. And I'm actually not going to do that in this situation, because although Intel does have about thirty eight billion dollars in debt, that's not a ton relative to the seventy two billion in revenue they're bringing in. Plus they have about twelve billion in cash and another seventeen billion in short term investments. So I don't think there's really any need to account for the debt. But if you're curious, well, the fair value would have come out to be about eighty eight dollars per share after accounting for debt. Technically, that's a fair value of the equity. So that's probably a cleaner number to use. But let's say we want to take the middle of that. We'll say, OK, the fair value for Intel stock is about ninety dollars per share. Right now, Intel is trading at about fifty dollars a share. So that's about 80 percent upside. If these numbers are anywhere near accurate, another advantage of Intel is that they've been consistently paying a dividend for many, many years. And there's no reason to think that this is going to stop right now. Their dividend yield is just short of three percent. So that could help sweeten the part a little bit if we are interested in buying their stock while they clean up their operational struggles. And in the meantime, we can collect the dividend and hopefully over the next few years they fix a lot of some of their problems or at least some of their problems. And if the stock gets anywhere near the estimated fair value that we came up with, well, that could be a very good thing for our portfolio. Now, personally, I don't own this one just yet, but this was a very interesting analysis. And this might be one of those that I'm adding in the near future since it looks like there's some tremendous upside and there's a huge margin of safety right now. If it's really worth ninety dollars a share, we bought it now. That's an enormous margin of safety. Now, discounted cash flow isn't the only way to value a stock. In fact, in my last video I did, I went through some of the popular ways to value stocks based on the type of stock it is, type of industry, it's in things along those lines. So if you're curious, if you're looking for other ways to value stocks besides this, perhaps that could be a good next video for you to watch. I got a link right here. I'll leave another link in the description below. And I want to thank you so much for sticking with me all the way to the end of the video. I really appreciate it. Thank you. And I'll see in the next video.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3HuI7hiM8k	video, we're looking at Intel, ticker symbol INTC. Our goal with this video is to better understand the basics of Intel's business, look at some of their recent news, which hasn't been too good lately, and then try to see if we can come up with a fair value for Intel stock. And hopefully we can use this information to help improve our investment portfolio and get us closer to our goal of achieving financial freedom. Okay, so let's jump in and see if Intel would make a good addition to our portfolio. So this is a chart of Intel's revenue going back to 2014. And as we can see, revenue has done a decent job of drifting higher. And that's at least partially due to the fact that some of their different segments have seen pretty good growth specifically over the past two years. Well, in the past two years, we saw a jump in the client computing group, their data center group, as well as their internet of things group, which really they just started reporting on back in 2018. Either way, these three segments have been some of the main drivers to the growth of almost to almost $72 billion in 2019. Okay, now let's look quickly what happened on Intel's most recent earnings report, which caused Intel stock to take a quick nosedive. So here's what Intel stock look like. This is a one year chart. And clearly in this area here, well, this is when the whole stock market fell from the coronavirus. But this most recent drop here, well, this is the result of Intel's most recent earnings report. So here's what happened. First, if we were to look at revenue from the most for the second quarter of 2020, this is what their numbers came out to be. They came out to be about $19.7 billion in revenue. And that was better than the 18 and a half billion or so that they were estimated. So they beat revenue estimates. And that's a good thing. And then when we look over at the earnings per share side of this, well, we can see that Intel reported earnings per share of $1.23. Well, estimates had them coming in and added about $1.12. So once again, they beat on the profit side. So if we looked at nothing but their actual numbers, well, it might seem that things are going pretty well for Intel. But as we know, Intel stock recently tanked. And the reason for the pullback in their stock is because on this same announcement, it was actually in the earnings call. Well, Intel announced that they're going to be delaying the release of their seven nanometer products. And this was a big deal because many investors and even customers have been expecting for that product to be done sooner than later. This isn't their first pushback with it either. This is another delay. And the reason for this delay is operational mistakes. Now, Intel hasn't come straight out and said that they haven't said exactly why the seven nanometer chips are being delayed other than it was operational and they were having some issues with, you know, there were some failures, I think, in different parts of them. So obviously, this is a problem because operational stumbling is the last thing you want any company to run into, especially when their competitor AMD already has seven nanometer products out on the market. So the fact that they're already out and Intel's pushing theirs off until I believe 2022. Well, that's going to be a problem. Now, I do want to point out that some of this between Intel and AMD is simply marketing position. Yes, AMD has a seven nanometer component out there. But from what I understand, their seven nanometer product is about the same densities as Intel's 10 nanometer product. And that's really the difference between seven nanometers or 10 or 14 with different nanometers. Well, you get different densities, you get with lower nanometers, you would they would deliver in theory, they'd be more compressed, they get you deliver, it would cost less power, they'd be more energy efficient. So they're supposed to get better and better and better as generations go on, go on. But seven nanometers, where it used to mean something, technically, it means less now now with a lot of its marketing, but still, Intel doesn't have their 10 nanometer product on the market yet. So even if it's the same as AMD seven, well, AMD seven is already on the market. So we may ask why is Intel struggling so much? Well, Intel's true advantage is also their weakness. So Intel generally designs and manufactures all of their own products. So while AMD is outsourcing their manufacturing to Taiwan semiconductor, well, Intel is trying to create their own. So the disadvantage of them creating their own is exactly what they're going through right now. They're going to run into issues. And because of that, their stock is going to struggle. But in theory, the advantage of Intel doing their own research and designing their own product and then creating the machines to build them and then creating their own products at the end of the day is in theory, they should end up with better margins. And I was curious if this was in fact true. So I went down and pulled up gross profit margins for both Intel and AMD. And as we could see, Intel does in fact lead the way. Now, I do think it's important to point out that AMD's gross profit margins are improving and we should keep an eye on this over the coming years because I'm very curious to see if their profit margins do catch up to Intel. But either way, Intel is looking fairly good from a margin perspective. And then when we switch over to net income margins, well, here we can see that Intel's net income margins are really what separate the company. It's one of the appealing parts to Intel. And I think this is a good illustration of Intel's competitive advantage. But this brings us back to the same problem. The competitive advantage is only as good as long as Intel can effectively create and manufacture their products and their seven nanometer product or their 10 nanometer product coming in a year after AMD is already out in the market. Well, that's simply not going to cut it. OK. Now, there has been some talk of Intel using a third party sort of like Taiwan Semiconductor to help manufacture that. And that could help them get back on track. But it's also possible that if they do that, it hurts their competitive advantage as well. And that will probably hurt their margins. So perhaps they do it just temporarily to try to get back on track and move things along at a slightly faster pace. I've also read that they've moved around some personnel within these divisions to try to restructure the organization, to try to get a bit more accountability for the higher ups in the business. So I think at the end of the day, this will be a good thing for them. So this brings us to the question, is Intel a good investment today? Well, the first question we need to ask ourselves is, do we think that they can clean up their operational issues? If the answer is no, well, then our answer is no, we shouldn't invest in Intel. If we don't think they can clean up their operations, let's go look at AMD instead. That could be way more interesting. But if we think that they can do it, then it might make sense for us to try to come up with a fair value for Intel stock using the updated newly delayed production numbers. And for that, we shift over to our discounted free cash flow calculation. Now, I'm going to not going to walk through how the formula actually works. I did a whole video on how to do this. I create an Excel template. That's what this is. If you're curious, I'll leave a link to that video in the description below. But for now, I'll just run through the basics of what we're using here. So first, we've got projections for free cash flow that I found from a few different analyst reports. We just averaged them up. We then discount that by a required rate of return of seven and a half percent. We used a perpetual growth rate of two point five percent. And basically that rate is how fast do we think Intel can grow free cash flow forever? Two point five percent is about reasonable. That's about the long term growth of the overall economy. We then that gives us the total company value. We take that. We divide it by the shares outstanding. And just like that, we get a fair value for Intel stock of about ninety two dollars per share. Now, sometimes if a company has a ton of debt, it makes sense for us to count to account for that debt as well. And I'm actually not going to do that in this situation, because although Intel does have about thirty eight billion dollars in debt, that's not a ton relative to the seventy two billion in revenue they're bringing in. Plus, they have about twelve billion in cash and another seventeen billion in short term investments. So I don't think there's really any need to account for the debt. But if you're curious, well, the fair value would have come out to be about eighty eight dollars per share after accounting for debt. Technically, that's a fair value of the equity. So that's probably a cleaner number to use. But let's say we want to take the middle of that. We'll say, OK, the fair value for Intel stock is about ninety dollars per share. Right now, Intel is trading at about fifty dollars a share. So that's about 80 percent upside. If these numbers are anywhere near accurate. Another advantage of Intel is that they've been consistently paying a dividend for many, many years. And there's no reason to think that this is going to stop right now. Their dividend yield is just short of three percent. So that could help sweeten the part a little bit if we are interested in buying their stock while they clean up their operational struggles. And in the meantime, we can collect the dividend and hopefully over the next few years, they fix a lot of some of their problems or at least some of their problems. And if the stock gets anywhere near the estimated fair value that we came up with, well, that could be a very good thing for our portfolio. Now, personally, I don't own this one just yet, but this was a very interesting analysis. And this might be one of those that I'm adding in the near future since it looks like there's some tremendous upside and there's a huge margin of safety right now. If it's really worth ninety dollars a share, we bought it now. That's an enormous margin of safety. Now, discounted cash flow isn't the only way to value a stock. In fact, in my last video, I did I went through some of the popular ways to value stocks based on the type of stock it is, type of industry, it's in things along those lines. So if you're curious, if you're looking for other ways to value stocks besides this, perhaps that could be a good next video for you to watch. I got a link right here. I'll leave another link in the description below. And I want to thank you so much for sticking with me all the way through.
125,899,779	162	M7REEpvI95g	3.50813	176.468295	Buy	Selected region	2	GPS	null	24.15	null	Top 3 Stocks to Buy NOW \| This Stock is Way Too Cheap!	48,166,287	Yes	162	Top 3 Stocks to Buy NOW \| This Stock is Way Too Cheap!	2021-09-12 00:00:14+00:00	UCsKdUbXfgsrxtGdpaPoOiFQ	The StockWatch	Join The Private Stock Discord Group Today!: https://launchpass.com/p/thestockwatch-private The Trading Course is live: https://the-stockwatch-academy.teachable.com/p/the-stockwatch-academy - Get up to $250 in bitcoin for free when signing up for BlockFi: https://blockfi.com/TheStockWatch - Get a free $30 by opening an account on M1 Finance: https://m1.finance/cjWxfW8coxll - Get two free stocks, one valued from $12-$1400 on Webull: https://act.webull.com/kol-us/share.html?hl=en&inviteCode=yrrUrfqUiEX9 - 2nd Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/SethJames1 - Instagram: http://instagram.com/the.stockwatch - Twitter: http://twitter.com/thestockwatch2 In this video I talk about the top 5 stocks I'm buying/watching now - September 2021 Stocks I Talk About in This Video: The Gap Inc. (GPS) stock - 0:23 Joann Inc. (JOAN) stock - 2:56 Spirit Aerosystems (SPR) stock - 5:39 Tags Stay tuned for more of the best stocks to buy 2021! and some more info on: top stocks to buy now, top penny stocks 2021, best penny stocks to buy now, best stocks to buy now, best stocks to buy September 2021, best penny stocks to buy now 2021, top 3 stocks September 2021, long term stocks 2021, safe stocks to buy now, options trading 2021, robinhood investing 2021, top 5 stocks august 2021, financial education, meet Kevin, tom nash, graham stephan, best robinhood stocks 2021, short squeeze stocks, short squeeze stocks, top penny stocks September 2021, top 3 stocks September 2021, short float, trey trades, amc stock, value stocks, growth stocks, best stocks to buy 2021, swing trades, top stocks 2021, top stocks to buy 2021, penny stocks 2021, etherium, best penny stocks to buy, financial education, top 5 stocks, stock market portfolio, investment portfolio, stock portfolio, financial education 2, stock market crash, positive investing , andrei jikh, jj Buckner, amc stock, zip trader, stock market 101, top 3 stocks 2021, stock market for beginners, stock market crash, stock market today, stock market news, stocks to invest in 2021, best stocks to buy, best penny stocks, top penny stocks, penny stocks to buy, top stocks to buy now 2020, best cheap stocks, best cheap stocks to buy, top cheap stocks to buy, stock market for dummies, wish stock, stock market explained, value stocks, dividend stocks, stocks to watch, penny stock investing, afrm stock, penny stock investing 2021, top stocks July 2021, short squeeze stocks, top 5 stocks September 2021, top 3 stocks September 2021, wallstreet bets, wsb stocks, cheap stocks, top 10 stocks 2021, stock moe, penny stocks for beginners, dogecoin, crypto, best crypto to buy, cheapest cryptocurrency, best crypto to buy, best stocks to buy, top 3 stocks June 2021, penny stocks trading, stock market investing 2021, crypto stocks, bitcoin stocks, etherium stocks, sprt stock, root stock, crypto penny stocks, stock market tips 2021, top penny stocks to buy now, top penny stocks to buy July 2021, nio stock robinhood stocks to buy, top stocks September 202, top 5 stocks September 2021, value stocks, growth stocks to buy, penny stocks to buy, stocks to buy today, top penny stocks September 2021, penny stocks to buy, penny stock investing, top 3 stocks 2021, top 5 stocks 2021 Disclaimer Affiliate Disclosure: Some of the links on this webpage are affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I may earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase and/or subscribe. The information on my Instagram, Youtube, Twitter, etc is strictly for education purposes only. I will not be held liable for any losses or gains occurred. This is purely educational content. I am sharing my moves in the market not to tell you what to buy/sell, but showing viewers how I think through investing. I may be buying or selling these stocks talked about at any time. My risk tolerance is very different from yours. I am not a licensed financial advisor. Do all your own research and due diligence before making any moves in the stock market. The goal of my content is to make you a self sufficient investor. I show my thought processes and decisions to help you see into the mind of my decisions. Created By: The StockWatch LLC Let’s get rich.	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Shares being reduced this week!!', 'Bro you include not only fundamentals but a real world explanation of why it’s gonna have a catalyst as well. Pretty swell man your page is underrated', 'Uranium!!!!!! The real squeeze, It is getting amazing!!!\nGTI resources in asx, (It is going to be crazy, insiders buying very soon drilling in Wyoming...) 92 energy...\nEncore, global, fission...\nDenison, nexgen...\nAll is moving Up... Check the thesis...', 'always excellent t.y', 'Appreciate you videos man great DD', 'Did any of the cannabis stocks do well last week?', 'Any thoughts on Xlfleet? holding from ages', 'Salute', "JOAN is garbage wouldn't touch it with a 100 ft pole. SPR looks interesting 🤔", '$SOS GREAT EARNINGS', 'NaSDaq BULL Telegram', 'SGTX, called out about a month ago is now uptrending....', 'I viewed you commented about ATER before, what do you think about it?', 'Thoughts on NXGWF? Florida based cannabis company', 'Aei $5', 'Joanin at lows/ the bottom atm can’t hurt to get in.', 'What you guys think about hexo?', 'Just started watching GRPN as it head to lows. Maybe something there maybe not.', 'quality content as usual man keep it up I really think your channel is incredibly underrated compared to big youtubers who just cover hype and we have similar styles of trading so this is one of my top channels for trade ideas. hurry up and get this man to at least 500k subs!', 'PAYSAFE!!! $PSFE good buy now I think! Long hold of course', 'What about $GRIL', 'smfr getting hot', 'Is it Saturday or Sunday night? :)', 'Ater', '$JOAN looks great as long as $9.9 holds 🔥🔥', 'My guy ‼️ an inspiration to my channel 🔥', 'Still no AMC🤔 obvious huge squeeze potential there.', 'Amazon, Mara and Visa baby. Easy money.', 'still in IPSI 😭😭😭', 'SOFI great opportunity']	Welcome in! I'm a stock market trader and investor that makes videos on trading/investment ideas, information, and opinions. I use primarily technical analysis along with some fundamental analysis and social research methods for each trading setup. For entertainment purposes only. Owned by: The StockWatch LLC.	4,820,248	81,100	340	Category 1	Hey guys, what is going on? Welcome to the video. So in this video, I'm gonna be going over three stocks I'm looking to buy and trade this upcoming week, giving my thesis on each trade, giving my stop loss and target levels and upcoming catalysts that I'm watching. And of course, none of these should be used as buy or sell recommendations, just ideas and I'm sharing what I'm personally doing. Always have your own plan behind every trade you get into. All right, so getting into it, the first stock that I'm buying and liking a lot right now is the Gap, ticker symbol GPS. So this is about a $24 stock right now, market cap around $9 billion. It's taken a very large dip recently, down about 35% from recent highs. And in my opinion, it's setting up for a reversal very, very soon. So first up, taking a look at the technical setup, this stock is coming into a strong range support in between 23.6 and 25. So 23.6 is the next key level that I'm watching to hold. If it was to break below that, the next spot I'd be watching is 21.5, which acted as that key support level in between 2015 and 2017, which would likely act as support once again. It's also oversold now on the daily chart. Last time it was oversold, it balanced from $27 up to 30. And now it's oversold once again, which does not mean it has to balance, but it does make it more likely. Oversold can always become more oversold, but it makes it very likely to see a relief rally. So why I'm personally very bullish on this stock right now is they recently blew out their earnings estimates, revenue beating 4.21 billion compared to the expectations of 4.12 billion, large beat on EPS as well with 70 cents earnings per share compared to the analyst consensus of 43 cents. And they also raised their guidance in a big way, estimating in between 210 and 225 yearly earnings per share. And the prior estimate was 160 to 1.75, which in my opinion, Wall Street is overlooking these numbers big time. The current trailing PE is right around 12 with that new outlook. It's gonna be in the low 10s. So that's lowering it even more. And their forward PE is expected to be 9.5 with that guidance raise. If they raise it once again, that could easily be below nine within that range. So trading on very, very cheap fundamentals with a big growth opportunity as well. With the new Yeezy Gap deal, which was signed last year, it's finally starting to drop. And when the Yeezy brand starts dropping more and more items that is gonna be a huge brand mover for Gap in my personal opinion. The first item that he dropped was along with his album release. And this was a $200 jacket available for pre-order and shipping sometime in spring 2022. And on StockX where clothing items are resold, all of these jackets that were dropped are now selling for a minimum of double the retail price and triple for a couple of these. So once the brand starts dropping more and more items with Gap, these are gonna be a high demand game changer for the business. So on this trade, which I'm looking at as a midterm swing trade or so, I think the holiday season will heat up with this brand as well. I'm targeting a move to $30 plus looking for a balance within this range. If you wanna play it safe, a good area for a stop loss would be under that 23.6 level. And if you wanna give it some more room would be under 21.5, whatever your risk tolerance and your thesis is on the trade. But that's the levels I'm looking at and the targets with this trade. The next stock that I'm buying right now is Joann Inc, taker some with JOAN. So this stock IPO not long ago, recently took a big dip after an earnings miss, which we'll look at in just a second. But a market cap currently valuing the company at 440 million and is a stock that trades at some of the cheapest multiples in the market as a whole. The forward price to earnings ratio is trading below four, price to sales 0.17. And now a big reason why those multiples are so low is because they do not have a great balance sheet. Only 22 million in cash while having 1.72 billion in debt. But overall, it's a profitable company. The business is not going anywhere anytime soon and just recently had a big earnings overreaction, which is bringing up a big buying opportunity in my opinion. So in the recent earnings, the missed estimates in a big way with EPS missing negative 20 cents compared to the expectation of negative 14 cents. They missed revenue expectations as well with expected at 533 million and only reported 496 million for the quarter, which that revenue number, even though it was a big miss, that's still larger than the company's current market cap. So with this big recent earnings miss, they attributed this in a big way to supply chain issues, which has been a common theme with a lot of these earnings misses. But Joanne said they had to pay as much as 10 times our historic average container rate, which obviously is gonna contribute to disappointing numbers and also their Q2 numbers typically represent 10% or less of their annual adjusted EBITDA. And this is a business that is very seasonality oriented. They're coming into their strongest season now with fall time. Halloween and Thanksgiving are both big drivers for the company. And of course the holiday season with Christmas coming up at the end of the year, that is always the biggest driver for companies like these. In my opinion, leading into those holidays, this is where this stock is gonna see a big bounce back because expectations are already so low for this company moving forward. Also a big reason for the recent drop was that there was a lot of fear leading into September 8th, which was the lockup expiration where insiders are allowed to sell their shares. Now that date has passed, there were no insider reported selling, and there's only a history of insider buys between that 11 and $12 range. So this is just telling me that insiders believe that their stock is undervalued. Now taking a look at the technical setup, it had that big drop in earnings, dropped some more leading into the insider lockup date. Since then it has started to bounce back slightly, still low and still has that huge gap to fill up to 12.7, which is gonna be my target on this trade. The key support levels to watch is that $10 level and 9.75, which is the past all time low out of my stop loss below 9.75 and overall targeting that gap fill up 12.7, which is a little bit over 20% reward potential if this gap does fill, which I believe it will in the coming months. And with the strongest seasonality coming up for the business, I think that is when the stocks are gonna start moving. And that's my plan on this trade, really liking shares in the low 10s with that tight stop loss of 9.75 with that big gap fill target level. Okay, so getting into the next stock, this is the one that I'm watching right now and not buying yet. I wanna see how this pattern plays out, but this is Spirit Aerosystems, ticker symbol SPR. Now this is a travel play. They supply a lot of aircraft parts as well as maintenance, repair and overhaul services. It has historical highs in the past of over $100 per share. So getting into this play, it's mainly a technical setup play, nearing support and setting up in this falling wedge pattern. So the play on this is looking for a breakout and reversal out of this falling wedge for a big move to the upside to $45 plus. This is a stock that I talked about a few months ago in this past falling wedge setup, which played out perfectly, getting that falling wedge breakout and moving from the low 40s up to a high of $52 per share, looking for a similar type move on this falling wedge setup if it does play out right. Now in this one, watching for a downtrend break back above 40 for an entry and stop loss on this one and looking for $37 as support to hold. If 37 was to break, I would get out of this trade and wait for a re-entry in the $33 range, which is the next support to watch. But this is a close watch for me right now as a pure technical setup play, looking for this pattern to repeat as it did last time for this falling wedge breakout and targeting a move up to the $45 to $50 range. Before I close out the video, I know there's gonna be complainers in the comments about what I talked about last week, which is the MSO sector. The sector continues to dip this past week. The triple bottom setup was invalidated, but once again, I do not care what happens short-term with these companies. This is a long-term play for me. Now my full thesis on each one of these companies is coming out soon in a video with myself building up that portfolio. But once again, these are long-term holds waiting for that catalyst, waiting for that thesis to play out. No short-term movement is gonna be worrying me on that trade. If you're worried about any short-term movement down, you should not be in any long-term trades. Once again, that is a long-term play. Around that couple months to one year plus timeframe, like I said in the video, if you're worried about a week after movement, you should not be in a long-term play like that. But I'll have more out on the sector soon. The lower these things dip short-term, the better and more profitable we'll have long-term with that trade. Okay, so I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Make sure to let me know your comments down below. Like and subscribe if it did provide some value to you, and I would greatly appreciate that. If you are interested in joining the private Discord chat, the link is down below. You get alerts every time I buy and sell a stock, answer any questions you have, get full access to my short-term and long-term portfolios, and more, so that's the first link down in the description. Thanks for watching, guys. Make sure to trade smart this upcoming week, and let's get rich.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7REEpvI95g	I'll be going over three stocks and we're gonna buy and trade this upcoming week, giving my thesis on each trade, giving my stop loss and target levels and upcoming catalysts that I'm watching. And of course, none of these should be used as buy or sell recommendations, just ideas and I'm sharing what I'm personally doing. Always have your own plan behind every trade you get into. All right, so getting into it, the first stock that I'm buying and liking a lot right now is the Gap, ticker symbol GPS. So this is about a $24 stock right now, market cap around $9 billion. It's taken a very large dip recently, down about 35% from recent highs. And in my opinion, it's setting up for reversal very, very soon. So first up, taking a look at the technical setup, the stock is coming into a strong range support in between 23.6 and 25. So 23.6 is the next key level that I'm watching to hold. If it was to break below that, the next spot I'd be watching is 21.5, which acted as that key support level in between 2015 and 2017, which would likely act as support once again. It's also oversold now on the daily chart. Last time it was oversold, it balanced from $27 up to 30. And now it's oversold once again, which does not mean it has to balance, but it does make it more likely. Oversold can always become more oversold, but it makes it very likely to see a relief rally. So why I'm personally very bullish on this stock right now is they recently blew out their earnings estimates, revenue beating 4.21 billion compared to the expectations of 4.12 billion, large beat on EPS as well with 70 cents earnings per share compared to the analyst consensus of 43 cents. And they also raised their guidance in a big way, estimating in between 210 and 225 yearly earnings per share. And the prior estimate was 160 to 1.75, which in my opinion, Wall Street is overlooking these numbers big time. The current trailing PE is right around 12 with that new outlook. It's gonna be in the low 10s, so that's lowering it even more. And their forward PE is expected to be 9.5 with that guidance raise. If they raise it once again, that could easily be below nine within that range. So trading on very, very cheap fundamentals with a big growth opportunity as well. With the new Yeezy Gap deal, which was signed last year, it's finally starting to drop. And when the Yeezy brand starts dropping more and more items that is gonna be a huge brand mover for Gap in my personal opinion. The first item that he dropped was along with his album release. And this was a $200 jacket available for pre-order and shipping sometime in spring 2022. And on StockX where clothing items are resold, all of these jackets that were dropped are now selling for a minimum of double the retail price and triple for a couple of these. So once the brand starts dropping more and more items with Gap, these are gonna be a high demand game changer for the business. So on this trade, which I'm looking at as a midterm swing trade or so, I think the holiday season will heat up with this brand as well. I'm targeting a move to $30 plus looking for a balance within this range. If you wanna play it safe, a good area for a stop loss would be under that 23.6 level. And if you wanna give it some more room would be under 21.5, whatever your risk tolerance and your thesis is on the trade. But that's the levels I'm looking at and the targets with this trade.
125,899,779	162	M7REEpvI95g	176.634723	336.222637	Buy	Selected region	3	JOAN	null	10.41	null	Top 3 Stocks to Buy NOW \| This Stock is Way Too Cheap!	48,166,287	Yes	162	Top 3 Stocks to Buy NOW \| This Stock is Way Too Cheap!	2021-09-12 00:00:14+00:00	UCsKdUbXfgsrxtGdpaPoOiFQ	The StockWatch	Join The Private Stock Discord Group Today!: https://launchpass.com/p/thestockwatch-private The Trading Course is live: https://the-stockwatch-academy.teachable.com/p/the-stockwatch-academy - Get up to $250 in bitcoin for free when signing up for BlockFi: https://blockfi.com/TheStockWatch - Get a free $30 by opening an account on M1 Finance: https://m1.finance/cjWxfW8coxll - Get two free stocks, one valued from $12-$1400 on Webull: https://act.webull.com/kol-us/share.html?hl=en&inviteCode=yrrUrfqUiEX9 - 2nd Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/SethJames1 - Instagram: http://instagram.com/the.stockwatch - Twitter: http://twitter.com/thestockwatch2 In this video I talk about the top 5 stocks I'm buying/watching now - September 2021 Stocks I Talk About in This Video: The Gap Inc. 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The information on my Instagram, Youtube, Twitter, etc is strictly for education purposes only. I will not be held liable for any losses or gains occurred. This is purely educational content. I am sharing my moves in the market not to tell you what to buy/sell, but showing viewers how I think through investing. I may be buying or selling these stocks talked about at any time. My risk tolerance is very different from yours. I am not a licensed financial advisor. Do all your own research and due diligence before making any moves in the stock market. The goal of my content is to make you a self sufficient investor. I show my thought processes and decisions to help you see into the mind of my decisions. Created By: The StockWatch LLC Let’s get rich.	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Shares being reduced this week!!', 'Bro you include not only fundamentals but a real world explanation of why it’s gonna have a catalyst as well. Pretty swell man your page is underrated', 'Uranium!!!!!! The real squeeze, It is getting amazing!!!\nGTI resources in asx, (It is going to be crazy, insiders buying very soon drilling in Wyoming...) 92 energy...\nEncore, global, fission...\nDenison, nexgen...\nAll is moving Up... Check the thesis...', 'always excellent t.y', 'Appreciate you videos man great DD', 'Did any of the cannabis stocks do well last week?', 'Any thoughts on Xlfleet? holding from ages', 'Salute', "JOAN is garbage wouldn't touch it with a 100 ft pole. SPR looks interesting 🤔", '$SOS GREAT EARNINGS', 'NaSDaq BULL Telegram', 'SGTX, called out about a month ago is now uptrending....', 'I viewed you commented about ATER before, what do you think about it?', 'Thoughts on NXGWF? Florida based cannabis company', 'Aei $5', 'Joanin at lows/ the bottom atm can’t hurt to get in.', 'What you guys think about hexo?', 'Just started watching GRPN as it head to lows. Maybe something there maybe not.', 'quality content as usual man keep it up I really think your channel is incredibly underrated compared to big youtubers who just cover hype and we have similar styles of trading so this is one of my top channels for trade ideas. hurry up and get this man to at least 500k subs!', 'PAYSAFE!!! $PSFE good buy now I think! Long hold of course', 'What about $GRIL', 'smfr getting hot', 'Is it Saturday or Sunday night? :)', 'Ater', '$JOAN looks great as long as $9.9 holds 🔥🔥', 'My guy ‼️ an inspiration to my channel 🔥', 'Still no AMC🤔 obvious huge squeeze potential there.', 'Amazon, Mara and Visa baby. Easy money.', 'still in IPSI 😭😭😭', 'SOFI great opportunity']	Welcome in! I'm a stock market trader and investor that makes videos on trading/investment ideas, information, and opinions. I use primarily technical analysis along with some fundamental analysis and social research methods for each trading setup. For entertainment purposes only. Owned by: The StockWatch LLC.	4,820,248	81,100	340	Category 1	Hey guys, what is going on? Welcome to the video. So in this video, I'm gonna be going over three stocks I'm looking to buy and trade this upcoming week, giving my thesis on each trade, giving my stop loss and target levels and upcoming catalysts that I'm watching. And of course, none of these should be used as buy or sell recommendations, just ideas and I'm sharing what I'm personally doing. Always have your own plan behind every trade you get into. All right, so getting into it, the first stock that I'm buying and liking a lot right now is the Gap, ticker symbol GPS. So this is about a $24 stock right now, market cap around $9 billion. It's taken a very large dip recently, down about 35% from recent highs. And in my opinion, it's setting up for a reversal very, very soon. So first up, taking a look at the technical setup, this stock is coming into a strong range support in between 23.6 and 25. So 23.6 is the next key level that I'm watching to hold. If it was to break below that, the next spot I'd be watching is 21.5, which acted as that key support level in between 2015 and 2017, which would likely act as support once again. It's also oversold now on the daily chart. Last time it was oversold, it balanced from $27 up to 30. And now it's oversold once again, which does not mean it has to balance, but it does make it more likely. Oversold can always become more oversold, but it makes it very likely to see a relief rally. So why I'm personally very bullish on this stock right now is they recently blew out their earnings estimates, revenue beating 4.21 billion compared to the expectations of 4.12 billion, large beat on EPS as well with 70 cents earnings per share compared to the analyst consensus of 43 cents. And they also raised their guidance in a big way, estimating in between 210 and 225 yearly earnings per share. And the prior estimate was 160 to 1.75, which in my opinion, Wall Street is overlooking these numbers big time. The current trailing PE is right around 12 with that new outlook. It's gonna be in the low 10s. So that's lowering it even more. And their forward PE is expected to be 9.5 with that guidance raise. If they raise it once again, that could easily be below nine within that range. So trading on very, very cheap fundamentals with a big growth opportunity as well. With the new Yeezy Gap deal, which was signed last year, it's finally starting to drop. And when the Yeezy brand starts dropping more and more items that is gonna be a huge brand mover for Gap in my personal opinion. The first item that he dropped was along with his album release. And this was a $200 jacket available for pre-order and shipping sometime in spring 2022. And on StockX where clothing items are resold, all of these jackets that were dropped are now selling for a minimum of double the retail price and triple for a couple of these. So once the brand starts dropping more and more items with Gap, these are gonna be a high demand game changer for the business. So on this trade, which I'm looking at as a midterm swing trade or so, I think the holiday season will heat up with this brand as well. I'm targeting a move to $30 plus looking for a balance within this range. If you wanna play it safe, a good area for a stop loss would be under that 23.6 level. And if you wanna give it some more room would be under 21.5, whatever your risk tolerance and your thesis is on the trade. But that's the levels I'm looking at and the targets with this trade. The next stock that I'm buying right now is Joann Inc, taker some with JOAN. So this stock IPO not long ago, recently took a big dip after an earnings miss, which we'll look at in just a second. But a market cap currently valuing the company at 440 million and is a stock that trades at some of the cheapest multiples in the market as a whole. The forward price to earnings ratio is trading below four, price to sales 0.17. And now a big reason why those multiples are so low is because they do not have a great balance sheet. Only 22 million in cash while having 1.72 billion in debt. But overall, it's a profitable company. The business is not going anywhere anytime soon and just recently had a big earnings overreaction, which is bringing up a big buying opportunity in my opinion. So in the recent earnings, the missed estimates in a big way with EPS missing negative 20 cents compared to the expectation of negative 14 cents. They missed revenue expectations as well with expected at 533 million and only reported 496 million for the quarter, which that revenue number, even though it was a big miss, that's still larger than the company's current market cap. So with this big recent earnings miss, they attributed this in a big way to supply chain issues, which has been a common theme with a lot of these earnings misses. But Joanne said they had to pay as much as 10 times our historic average container rate, which obviously is gonna contribute to disappointing numbers and also their Q2 numbers typically represent 10% or less of their annual adjusted EBITDA. And this is a business that is very seasonality oriented. They're coming into their strongest season now with fall time. Halloween and Thanksgiving are both big drivers for the company. And of course the holiday season with Christmas coming up at the end of the year, that is always the biggest driver for companies like these. In my opinion, leading into those holidays, this is where this stock is gonna see a big bounce back because expectations are already so low for this company moving forward. Also a big reason for the recent drop was that there was a lot of fear leading into September 8th, which was the lockup expiration where insiders are allowed to sell their shares. Now that date has passed, there were no insider reported selling, and there's only a history of insider buys between that 11 and $12 range. So this is just telling me that insiders believe that their stock is undervalued. Now taking a look at the technical setup, it had that big drop in earnings, dropped some more leading into the insider lockup date. Since then it has started to bounce back slightly, still low and still has that huge gap to fill up to 12.7, which is gonna be my target on this trade. The key support levels to watch is that $10 level and 9.75, which is the past all time low out of my stop loss below 9.75 and overall targeting that gap fill up 12.7, which is a little bit over 20% reward potential if this gap does fill, which I believe it will in the coming months. And with the strongest seasonality coming up for the business, I think that is when the stocks are gonna start moving. And that's my plan on this trade, really liking shares in the low 10s with that tight stop loss of 9.75 with that big gap fill target level. Okay, so getting into the next stock, this is the one that I'm watching right now and not buying yet. I wanna see how this pattern plays out, but this is Spirit Aerosystems, ticker symbol SPR. Now this is a travel play. They supply a lot of aircraft parts as well as maintenance, repair and overhaul services. It has historical highs in the past of over $100 per share. So getting into this play, it's mainly a technical setup play, nearing support and setting up in this falling wedge pattern. So the play on this is looking for a breakout and reversal out of this falling wedge for a big move to the upside to $45 plus. This is a stock that I talked about a few months ago in this past falling wedge setup, which played out perfectly, getting that falling wedge breakout and moving from the low 40s up to a high of $52 per share, looking for a similar type move on this falling wedge setup if it does play out right. Now in this one, watching for a downtrend break back above 40 for an entry and stop loss on this one and looking for $37 as support to hold. If 37 was to break, I would get out of this trade and wait for a re-entry in the $33 range, which is the next support to watch. But this is a close watch for me right now as a pure technical setup play, looking for this pattern to repeat as it did last time for this falling wedge breakout and targeting a move up to the $45 to $50 range. Before I close out the video, I know there's gonna be complainers in the comments about what I talked about last week, which is the MSO sector. The sector continues to dip this past week. The triple bottom setup was invalidated, but once again, I do not care what happens short-term with these companies. This is a long-term play for me. Now my full thesis on each one of these companies is coming out soon in a video with myself building up that portfolio. But once again, these are long-term holds waiting for that catalyst, waiting for that thesis to play out. No short-term movement is gonna be worrying me on that trade. If you're worried about any short-term movement down, you should not be in any long-term trades. Once again, that is a long-term play. Around that couple months to one year plus timeframe, like I said in the video, if you're worried about a week after movement, you should not be in a long-term play like that. But I'll have more out on the sector soon. The lower these things dip short-term, the better and more profitable we'll have long-term with that trade. Okay, so I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Make sure to let me know your comments down below. Like and subscribe if it did provide some value to you, and I would greatly appreciate that. If you are interested in joining the private Discord chat, the link is down below. You get alerts every time I buy and sell a stock, answer any questions you have, get full access to my short-term and long-term portfolios, and more, so that's the first link down in the description. Thanks for watching, guys. Make sure to trade smart this upcoming week, and let's get rich.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7REEpvI95g	The next stock that I'm buying right now is Joann Inc, taker some with J-O-A-N. So this stock IPO not long ago, recently took a big dip after an earnings miss, which we'll look at in just a second, but a market cap currently valuing the company at 440 million and is a stock that trades at some of the cheapest multiples in the market as a whole. The forward price to earnings ratio is trading below four, price of sales, 0.17. And now a big reason why those multiples are so low is because they do not have a great balance sheet, only 22 million in cash while having 1.72 billion in debt. But overall, it's a profitable company, the business is not going anywhere anytime soon, and just recently had a big earnings overreaction, which is bringing up a big buying opportunity in my opinion. So in the recent earnings, the missed estimates in a big way, with EPS missing negative 20 cents compared to the expectation of negative 14 cents. They missed revenue expectations as well with expected at 533 million and only reported 496 million for the quarter, which that revenue number, even though it was a big miss, that's still larger than the company's current market cap. So with this big recent earnings miss, they attributed this in a big way to supply chain issues, which has been a common theme with a lot of these earnings misses. But Joanne said they had to pay as much as 10 times our historic average container rate, which obviously is gonna contribute to disappointing numbers and also their Q2 numbers typically represent 10% or less of their annual adjusted EBITDA. And this is a business that is very seasonality oriented. They're coming into their strongest season now with fall time, Halloween and Thanksgiving are both big drivers for the company. And of course, the holiday season with Christmas coming up at the end of the year, that is always the biggest driver for companies like these. In my opinion, leading into those holidays, this is where this stock is gonna see a big bounce back because expectations are already so low for this company moving forward. Also a big reason for the recent drop was that there was a lot of fear leading into September 8th, which was the lockup expiration where insiders are allowed to sell their shares. Now that date has passed, there were no insider reported selling and there's only a history of insider buys in between that 11 and $12 range. So this is just telling me that insiders believe that their stock is undervalued. Now taking a look at the technical setup, it had that big drop in earnings, dropped some more leading into the insider lockup date. Since then it has started to bounce back slightly, still low and still has that huge gap to fill up to 12.7, which is gonna be my target on this trade. The key support levels to watch is that $10 level and 9.75, which is the past all time low out of my stop loss below 9.75 and overall targeting that gap fill up 12.7, which is a little bit over 20% reward potential if this gap does fill, which I believe it will in the coming months. And with the strongest seasonality coming up for the business, I think that is when the stocks are gonna start moving. And that's my plan this trade, really liking shares in the low 10s with that tight stop loss of 9.75, with that high stop loss of 12.7.
125,899,779	162	M7REEpvI95g	337.474653	404.924368	Buy	Title	1	SPR	null	null	null	Top 3 Stocks to Buy NOW \| This Stock is Way Too Cheap!	48,166,287	Yes	162	Top 3 Stocks to Buy NOW \| This Stock is Way Too Cheap!	2021-09-12 00:00:14+00:00	UCsKdUbXfgsrxtGdpaPoOiFQ	The StockWatch	Join The Private Stock Discord Group Today!: https://launchpass.com/p/thestockwatch-private The Trading Course is live: https://the-stockwatch-academy.teachable.com/p/the-stockwatch-academy - Get up to $250 in bitcoin for free when signing up for BlockFi: https://blockfi.com/TheStockWatch - Get a free $30 by opening an account on M1 Finance: https://m1.finance/cjWxfW8coxll - Get two free stocks, one valued from $12-$1400 on Webull: https://act.webull.com/kol-us/share.html?hl=en&inviteCode=yrrUrfqUiEX9 - 2nd Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/SethJames1 - Instagram: http://instagram.com/the.stockwatch - Twitter: http://twitter.com/thestockwatch2 In this video I talk about the top 5 stocks I'm buying/watching now - September 2021 Stocks I Talk About in This Video: The Gap Inc. 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Shares being reduced this week!!', 'Bro you include not only fundamentals but a real world explanation of why it’s gonna have a catalyst as well. Pretty swell man your page is underrated', 'Uranium!!!!!! The real squeeze, It is getting amazing!!!\nGTI resources in asx, (It is going to be crazy, insiders buying very soon drilling in Wyoming...) 92 energy...\nEncore, global, fission...\nDenison, nexgen...\nAll is moving Up... Check the thesis...', 'always excellent t.y', 'Appreciate you videos man great DD', 'Did any of the cannabis stocks do well last week?', 'Any thoughts on Xlfleet? holding from ages', 'Salute', "JOAN is garbage wouldn't touch it with a 100 ft pole. SPR looks interesting 🤔", '$SOS GREAT EARNINGS', 'NaSDaq BULL Telegram', 'SGTX, called out about a month ago is now uptrending....', 'I viewed you commented about ATER before, what do you think about it?', 'Thoughts on NXGWF? Florida based cannabis company', 'Aei $5', 'Joanin at lows/ the bottom atm can’t hurt to get in.', 'What you guys think about hexo?', 'Just started watching GRPN as it head to lows. Maybe something there maybe not.', 'quality content as usual man keep it up I really think your channel is incredibly underrated compared to big youtubers who just cover hype and we have similar styles of trading so this is one of my top channels for trade ideas. hurry up and get this man to at least 500k subs!', 'PAYSAFE!!! $PSFE good buy now I think! Long hold of course', 'What about $GRIL', 'smfr getting hot', 'Is it Saturday or Sunday night? :)', 'Ater', '$JOAN looks great as long as $9.9 holds 🔥🔥', 'My guy ‼️ an inspiration to my channel 🔥', 'Still no AMC🤔 obvious huge squeeze potential there.', 'Amazon, Mara and Visa baby. Easy money.', 'still in IPSI 😭😭😭', 'SOFI great opportunity']	Welcome in! I'm a stock market trader and investor that makes videos on trading/investment ideas, information, and opinions. I use primarily technical analysis along with some fundamental analysis and social research methods for each trading setup. For entertainment purposes only. Owned by: The StockWatch LLC.	4,820,248	81,100	340	Category 1	Hey guys, what is going on? Welcome to the video. So in this video, I'm gonna be going over three stocks I'm looking to buy and trade this upcoming week, giving my thesis on each trade, giving my stop loss and target levels and upcoming catalysts that I'm watching. And of course, none of these should be used as buy or sell recommendations, just ideas and I'm sharing what I'm personally doing. Always have your own plan behind every trade you get into. All right, so getting into it, the first stock that I'm buying and liking a lot right now is the Gap, ticker symbol GPS. So this is about a $24 stock right now, market cap around $9 billion. It's taken a very large dip recently, down about 35% from recent highs. And in my opinion, it's setting up for a reversal very, very soon. So first up, taking a look at the technical setup, this stock is coming into a strong range support in between 23.6 and 25. So 23.6 is the next key level that I'm watching to hold. If it was to break below that, the next spot I'd be watching is 21.5, which acted as that key support level in between 2015 and 2017, which would likely act as support once again. It's also oversold now on the daily chart. Last time it was oversold, it balanced from $27 up to 30. And now it's oversold once again, which does not mean it has to balance, but it does make it more likely. Oversold can always become more oversold, but it makes it very likely to see a relief rally. So why I'm personally very bullish on this stock right now is they recently blew out their earnings estimates, revenue beating 4.21 billion compared to the expectations of 4.12 billion, large beat on EPS as well with 70 cents earnings per share compared to the analyst consensus of 43 cents. And they also raised their guidance in a big way, estimating in between 210 and 225 yearly earnings per share. And the prior estimate was 160 to 1.75, which in my opinion, Wall Street is overlooking these numbers big time. The current trailing PE is right around 12 with that new outlook. It's gonna be in the low 10s. So that's lowering it even more. And their forward PE is expected to be 9.5 with that guidance raise. If they raise it once again, that could easily be below nine within that range. So trading on very, very cheap fundamentals with a big growth opportunity as well. With the new Yeezy Gap deal, which was signed last year, it's finally starting to drop. And when the Yeezy brand starts dropping more and more items that is gonna be a huge brand mover for Gap in my personal opinion. The first item that he dropped was along with his album release. And this was a $200 jacket available for pre-order and shipping sometime in spring 2022. And on StockX where clothing items are resold, all of these jackets that were dropped are now selling for a minimum of double the retail price and triple for a couple of these. So once the brand starts dropping more and more items with Gap, these are gonna be a high demand game changer for the business. So on this trade, which I'm looking at as a midterm swing trade or so, I think the holiday season will heat up with this brand as well. I'm targeting a move to $30 plus looking for a balance within this range. If you wanna play it safe, a good area for a stop loss would be under that 23.6 level. And if you wanna give it some more room would be under 21.5, whatever your risk tolerance and your thesis is on the trade. But that's the levels I'm looking at and the targets with this trade. The next stock that I'm buying right now is Joann Inc, taker some with JOAN. So this stock IPO not long ago, recently took a big dip after an earnings miss, which we'll look at in just a second. But a market cap currently valuing the company at 440 million and is a stock that trades at some of the cheapest multiples in the market as a whole. The forward price to earnings ratio is trading below four, price to sales 0.17. And now a big reason why those multiples are so low is because they do not have a great balance sheet. Only 22 million in cash while having 1.72 billion in debt. But overall, it's a profitable company. The business is not going anywhere anytime soon and just recently had a big earnings overreaction, which is bringing up a big buying opportunity in my opinion. So in the recent earnings, the missed estimates in a big way with EPS missing negative 20 cents compared to the expectation of negative 14 cents. They missed revenue expectations as well with expected at 533 million and only reported 496 million for the quarter, which that revenue number, even though it was a big miss, that's still larger than the company's current market cap. So with this big recent earnings miss, they attributed this in a big way to supply chain issues, which has been a common theme with a lot of these earnings misses. But Joanne said they had to pay as much as 10 times our historic average container rate, which obviously is gonna contribute to disappointing numbers and also their Q2 numbers typically represent 10% or less of their annual adjusted EBITDA. And this is a business that is very seasonality oriented. They're coming into their strongest season now with fall time. Halloween and Thanksgiving are both big drivers for the company. And of course the holiday season with Christmas coming up at the end of the year, that is always the biggest driver for companies like these. In my opinion, leading into those holidays, this is where this stock is gonna see a big bounce back because expectations are already so low for this company moving forward. Also a big reason for the recent drop was that there was a lot of fear leading into September 8th, which was the lockup expiration where insiders are allowed to sell their shares. Now that date has passed, there were no insider reported selling, and there's only a history of insider buys between that 11 and $12 range. So this is just telling me that insiders believe that their stock is undervalued. Now taking a look at the technical setup, it had that big drop in earnings, dropped some more leading into the insider lockup date. Since then it has started to bounce back slightly, still low and still has that huge gap to fill up to 12.7, which is gonna be my target on this trade. The key support levels to watch is that $10 level and 9.75, which is the past all time low out of my stop loss below 9.75 and overall targeting that gap fill up 12.7, which is a little bit over 20% reward potential if this gap does fill, which I believe it will in the coming months. And with the strongest seasonality coming up for the business, I think that is when the stocks are gonna start moving. And that's my plan on this trade, really liking shares in the low 10s with that tight stop loss of 9.75 with that big gap fill target level. Okay, so getting into the next stock, this is the one that I'm watching right now and not buying yet. I wanna see how this pattern plays out, but this is Spirit Aerosystems, ticker symbol SPR. Now this is a travel play. They supply a lot of aircraft parts as well as maintenance, repair and overhaul services. It has historical highs in the past of over $100 per share. So getting into this play, it's mainly a technical setup play, nearing support and setting up in this falling wedge pattern. So the play on this is looking for a breakout and reversal out of this falling wedge for a big move to the upside to $45 plus. This is a stock that I talked about a few months ago in this past falling wedge setup, which played out perfectly, getting that falling wedge breakout and moving from the low 40s up to a high of $52 per share, looking for a similar type move on this falling wedge setup if it does play out right. Now in this one, watching for a downtrend break back above 40 for an entry and stop loss on this one and looking for $37 as support to hold. If 37 was to break, I would get out of this trade and wait for a re-entry in the $33 range, which is the next support to watch. But this is a close watch for me right now as a pure technical setup play, looking for this pattern to repeat as it did last time for this falling wedge breakout and targeting a move up to the $45 to $50 range. Before I close out the video, I know there's gonna be complainers in the comments about what I talked about last week, which is the MSO sector. The sector continues to dip this past week. The triple bottom setup was invalidated, but once again, I do not care what happens short-term with these companies. This is a long-term play for me. Now my full thesis on each one of these companies is coming out soon in a video with myself building up that portfolio. But once again, these are long-term holds waiting for that catalyst, waiting for that thesis to play out. No short-term movement is gonna be worrying me on that trade. If you're worried about any short-term movement down, you should not be in any long-term trades. Once again, that is a long-term play. Around that couple months to one year plus timeframe, like I said in the video, if you're worried about a week after movement, you should not be in a long-term play like that. But I'll have more out on the sector soon. The lower these things dip short-term, the better and more profitable we'll have long-term with that trade. Okay, so I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Make sure to let me know your comments down below. Like and subscribe if it did provide some value to you, and I would greatly appreciate that. If you are interested in joining the private Discord chat, the link is down below. You get alerts every time I buy and sell a stock, answer any questions you have, get full access to my short-term and long-term portfolios, and more, so that's the first link down in the description. Thanks for watching, guys. Make sure to trade smart this upcoming week, and let's get rich.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7REEpvI95g	Okay, so getting into the next stock, this is one that I'm watching right now and not buying yet. I want to see how this pattern plays out, but this is Spirit Aero Systems, ticker symbol SPR. Now, this is a travel play. They supply a lot of aircraft parts as well as maintenance, repair, and overhaul services. It has historical highs in the past of over $100 per share. So getting into this play, it's mainly a technical setup play, nearing support and setting up in this falling wedge pattern. So the play on this is looking for a breakout and reversal out of this falling wedge for a big move to the upside to $45 plus. This is a stock that I talked about a few months ago in this past falling wedge setup, which played out perfectly, getting that falling wedge breakout and moving from the low 40s up to a high of $52 per share, looking for a similar type move on this falling wedge setup if it does play out right. Now, in this one, watching for a downtrend break back above 40 for an entry and stop loss on this one and looking for $37 as support to hold. If 37 was to break, I would get out of this trade and wait for a reentry in the $33 range which is the next support to watch. But this is a close watch for me right now as a pure technical setup play, looking for this pattern to repeat as it did last time for this falling wedge breakout. And targeting a mid-40s.
125,899,780	163	maP3JdFQDBs	38.111269	606.088828	Don't buy	Selected region	2	LCCTF	null	null	null	Value Investing School - How to Know a Stock is NOT a Buy Fast!	48,166,255	Yes	163	Value Investing School - How to Know a Stock is NOT a Buy Fast!	2019-05-09 20:00:05+00:00	UCrTTBSUr0zhPU56UQljag5A	Value Investing with Sven Carlin, Ph.D.	Value Investing School - How to know a stock is not a buy and do that quickly. For value investors it boils down to business yields, nothing else. I discuss it on an example of a stock, l'Occitane en Provence. 1: 58 Business yield - Earnings yield 4:15 The future growth prospects 6:22 Value investing & growth 7:48 Absolute investing Want to know more about what I do? Full-time independent stock market analyst and researcher! 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Per Jenster and Peter Barklin at the Niche Masters fund. http://nichemastersfund.com	['value investing class', 'value investing school', 'value investing education', 'financial education', 'value investing', 'value investing stocks', 'how to know a stock is a buy', 'how to invest in stocks', 'how to invest in stocks for beginners', 'how to invest', 'how to analyze a stock', 'how to analyze a stock for investment', 'how to analyze a stock before buying', 'stocks to buy', 'stock to buy', 'how to buy a stock', 'stocks', 'stock market']	en	690	false	35,476	1,425	113	['I wish I had found your channel before all the BS. Started investing 2 years ago. I’d have been much happier if I had learned from your channel then….smh too much trash online. Including motley fool', 'The stock did well!', 'Wow, this video is super helpful! I wish I had found it sooner!', 'Good one. Thanks', 'Hi Sven! I really love your videos! Where can I read more about business yield? Is it a term coined by Buffett? It is not the same as earnings yield as far as I understand?', 'A great video and an very important info regarding the mindset of a value investor.', 'same with hiring people: have a bias for "no", and see if the candidate (or company) can disabuse you of that assumption', 'Had to rewatch this 4 times to understand lol Took notes the third time, and reviewed notes as I watched the 4th', 'PLEASE ANSWER why use net income to determine business yield instead of buffet’s preferred metric of “owner’s earnings”? Just because ease of access?', 'AMAZING LECTURE! I d really like to know how do you start to find companies.. I just started watching you and analize company, but I found my self lost because I don t know names of companies for starting.. do you look every sector in every country or what? do you have videos about this? Thank you for your job!', 'First video from Dr S about investing in something my friends and I actually have a great personal interest in : cosmetics 😁. And I agree on all the points that were made. Btw a personal long-term investment tip: sunscreen. Every day. It sounds boring but it will slow down aging. You will thank yourself in 20 - 30 years from now 😉', 'Can you please analyze ET energy transfer mlp? Looks like good value right now.', "I didn't quite follow your formula using earnings yield and also how you arrived at the 40%.", 'Drinking game were you drink every time Sven says "for the long term" 😛', 'agree in a free market World; but companies such as AAPL, BA, others seem to be government/financial institution supported and magically they go/stay up... I have good track record in investing and stay away from those, but see investors in these type of stocks confident they have better model of how to invest.', 'Hi Sven. About the definition of "Yield", are you implicitly assuming that "Net Income" automatically translates into a Dividend? Because looking at the definition from Investopedia it would seem that way: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/y/yield.asp\nThanks!', 'Do you cover the PE inflation that has occurred over the past 10 years?', 'bloggers are the same though they want to sell courses and books , they remind me of economists ,they predict 20 of the last 2 crashes', 'Would like to see more of these instructional analyses.', "I still don't understand how you calculated the business yield? Could you explain it?", 'Such an informative video; very well explained.', 'Very useful and needed in your playlists... thanks for sharing your knowledge \nI\'m starting to invest and your videos are very useful .... just finished "intelligent investor" and getting some idea about how I would go about investing in stock market... your examples are very useful ;)', 'Just ordered your book Modern Value Investing from amazon. Looking forward to reading it. Keep making informative and practical videos like this Mr and thank you :)', 'This is gold. Greetings from Iceland!', "Don't you think invest in China even in HK (part of china) is very risky? There are too much political risk involved. Public companies founded for 30 years in China can even disappeared in a second. Billionaires who hold RMB all got confiscated (wiped out) for no reason such as TENWOW(HK:1219) Chairman Jianhua Lin. Chinese citizen can't even take out 1000 USD out of China but China' Public Companies still worth billions of dollars!", 'This is just exactly what I want to know all about, ABSOLUTE VALUE ,thats the ticket !', "Didn't know Alexei Navalny changed his name to Sven Carlin. No, really just the same face!", 'Good stuff. Would like to see more examples analyzing other companies. Maybe more on the tech sector too.', 'Svenman rules again!', 'great video. Please more of the Value Investing School.', 'Hi Sven, great video! Thanks for the hard work you are putting on.\n\nYou used earnings to talk about business yield, but back in February-March you used free cash flow with the example of apple. For me it makes more sense since fcf is what actually the business generates and eventually will put that money in my pocket.\n\nI will like to hear your thoughts about it.', "Can you do a video explaining discounting cash flows? I don't understand why Buffett discounts cash flows at the 30 year risk free rate. The current rate is 2.87, so this would make $1B in stable cash flows worth $34b almost $35b. I always thought you discounted by what return you expected back. So say 15% return, so $1b in stable cash flows would equal $6.6b in worth?", 'The hard part is to be disciplined to actually follow a reasonable strategy like the one you describe. Why? Because it is boring and many investors are looking for action and excitement.', 'Super clear, thank you brother!', 'Great video- ‘how to know not to buy a stock, fast!’..my advice..if Jeremy mentions it on his channel...run, run for the hills! \nSeriously, though, if you find a good stock. Stop, go away, have a coffee etc come back and flip the question to why shouldn’t you buy it. Recently this happened to me and a friend, on email, made me realise that due to poor liquidity a stock was a poor choice. So, remember there’s no rush and there is always a different opinion on a stock', 'Sven great video very practical! Looking forward to more in the series. Question, if the companies trailing 5 year average earnings are lower than the 10 year average would you instead use the 5 year average to keep the calculation more conservative?', 'Your videos provide so much value Sven. Really appreciate you taking the time to help out new investors.', 'Hi Sven. As usual, thanks for another great video. Do you have any advice on incorporating debt structure into the calculus? E.g. For a company that has no debt and 10% business yield, would that be equivalent to a company that has 50% debt and 20% business yield? Thank you very much.', 'Great video as always. Thanks Sven!', 'Can you do an evaluation on BMA stock?', 'I realized my returns are better when im watching your videos. Definitely a correlation!', 'Hi Sven, \nWhen I calculate the yield of a business, should I divide the average earning by Market CAP OR by diluted Market CAP? The diluted Market CAP for stock with option and convertible debt always confuse me.', 'Great explanation of some fundamentals of value investing, very valuable advice.', "Awesome Sven as always not to mention millenenials are less loyal to brands and an influencer on Instagram can promote a competing brand what can hit their earnings severely what I learnt from you in your video when you where analyzing Kraft Heinz brand. \n\n\nThe conclusion is that risks are too high and after risk there is only upside but l'occitane did not passed the first gate so to speak of once it passes the ''gate of risk'' then we can look to any potential upside at least this is what I think is right. Say a hypthetical scenario there is this company what makes skiing supply and has the potenial to grow at 15% a year you would not buy, cause a recession would hurt the skiing industry very bad but if it were a say diaper manufactorar wth a 15% growth rate you would buy it cause recession or not no mother is not going to buy a diaper for her baby.", 'I bought my share in Sven Carlin last year, a solid investment :)', 'Good presentation. For me it boils down to the following: "Hope is not a strategy."', 'Just treat everything like a piece of Realestate to rent. What’s the cash flow , how long till I can get my money back if there is 0 appreciation .', 'CRESUD now a buy ?!', 'This is definitely one of your best and most practical videos. The value that you communicate is simple, yet immensely important. I hope a lot of investors will incorporate this filtration process into their investments.', 'Another great video again']	Stock market investing is not easy but if you apply a little bit of common sense, it can be much easier. Helping people to make smarter financial decisions is the mission of this channel. You can make better financial decisions by: Having the right investing mindset (we do not speculate and hope - we see how the risk and reward fits our investment goals). Doing good analyses (earnings and cash flows alongside a margin of safety is what makes a stock portfolio grow over the long-term) Enjoy! Disclaimer: All videos are provided for informational purposes only. Nothing contained herein should be construed as an offer, solicitation, or recommendation to buy or sell any investment or security, or to provide you with an investment strategy. Nor is this intended to be relied upon as the basis for making any purchase, sale or investment decision regarding any security. Rather, this merely expresses my opinion, which is based on information obtained from sources believed to be accurate.	28,903,800	236,000	1,583	Category 1	Good day fellow investors, welcome to the Value Investing School, episode 1. How to quickly say no to stocks, how to quickly assess whether you should look deeper into a stock or not. In this video, we're going to learn how investing is a game of mostly exclusion. We're going to focus on the business yield, current or future, and that is what makes things easy. And then we're going to discuss how you shouldn't be a relative investor, but an absolute investor. This is what makes the difference and this is what makes things easy. And I'll discuss all of these topics by analyzing a stock market example, L'Occitane and Provence as a company. It's a company that has beauty, skin related brands all around the world in 90 countries with more than 3000 retail stores. You probably see that brand when you travel around the world. So during the week, I usually look at a dozen, more than a dozen of stocks. And how do I know whether I should put more time into one or another? Well, the easiest separator is, and Warren Buffett usually says that he can see a good stock from a bad one or a potential one from a not interesting one in just five minutes. And I'm going to give you the three key things you have to look at when looking at stocks and then simply say no, no, no, no to all those that don't pass the initial criteria when it comes to stock market research. I'm currently researching a stock list from an Asian value investment fund. And one of the stocks on that list is L'Occitane and Provence. And the things I want to explain by looking at L'Occitane and Provence are the risks of not focusing on the business yield, the risks of being a relative versus an absolute investor, and then how easy it is to say no to an investment. So let's start with the first thing, and that is the business yield. What is the business yield? If you are an investor, you invest in businesses, not stocks that go up and down on a daily basis, on an hourly basis. You invest in businesses. So when you invest in businesses, the key components are the price you're paying versus the yield of that business. What is the business delivering in earnings, cash flows, whatever you are measuring for a specific business. So when you find those two components, everything else becomes less important. You have to see what is the price you're paying for current or even better, perhaps future potential earnings of such a business. Warren Buffett always likes to focus on businesses that will be here 10, 20, 30 years from now, and that he knows will be better businesses in the future. For example, L'Occitane is a growing company with revenues line one that have been growing since ever practically, so practically tripling over the last 10 years. Earnings have done well too over the last 10 years, doubling a little bit less than double, but they had some peaks a few years ago. Now it has been slowing down. So what would be a price that you would pay for these kind of earnings? We see an average earnings of about 100 million euros. So if you want a yield, a business yield of 10%, you have to pay 1 billion euros and then you get 100 billion in earnings. If you want 5%, then 2 billion is great. If you want 4%, then 2.5 billion is okay. If you want 20%, then 500 million is okay for this company. If we look at the market cap of L'Occitane, it's 20.6 billion Hong Kong dollars or 2.6 billion euros. That means that the business yield the company currently provides is 3.84% given the price earnings ratio of 26. You say, okay, price earnings ratio of 26, earnings yield just below 4%. That's not a great investment, but then you have to always look, okay, is there the future? What is the company promising? We have seen a really good growth line, growth company, tripling revenues over the past 10 years. If they do that again over the next 10 years and they even triple or quadruple earnings, then it's a completely different story. So let's see at the growth potential. You can see here that same store sales growth are 1.8% in 2019, 1.7. That's okay, but they are really growing by enhancing the number of stores. They made some acquisitions, but then when you read the company's transcript, you always look for those things. And then you see that they are in the midst of a strategic review. The group has new management because we have seen, let's say the declining earnings over the past few years. So adopting omni-channel mobile digital approach. So the environment where they operate has really changed. Just a note on this, L'Occitane in Provence is a product that my mother-in-law gets excited about. So not really targeted to the millennials Instagram buyers out there. So they are changing. They're trying to change. Plus on top of changing, they just did a $900 million acquisition, buying a company that has $40 million in EBITDA earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization. So they paid 22.6 times EBITDA for a skincare, whatever brand, hoping that the brand will grow 30% per year in the future and that they can scale this business in China where the brand Elemis is completely unknown. So they have here some new products, mostly targeted for, of course, millennials that I think L'Occitane might be losing the game there. But when it comes to investing, what this tells us, for a value investor, you want certainty, you want unlocking of value that's hidden, not that is potential and maybe. I don't know whether the management will turn around the company. The management doesn't know it. They don't know what will be the result of this acquisition, what will be the Chinese market reflection on the new brand that they have acquired. Who knows, especially with tariffs, trades, and anti-US politics there. So it's very risky. You don't know what will happen. And that's something not that a value investor does not do. So we have an earnings yield of 4%, less than 4%. Slow growth if we exclude acquisitions and hire new investments. Earnings haven't gone anywhere over the last 10 years. And the risk, everything, the concept of the company is based on future potential growth based on a turnaround. All red flags for value investors. So it's not something I would invest in. Perhaps the brand L'Occitane is valuable. Someone might acquire it, but that's a risk I'm not going to run. So this makes things easy. We looked at the business yield potential or current. We've seen that the current is too low. The future is too risky. And we simply say no. And now comes the second question. The stock market is buying this stock. The stock market is giving it a 26 valuation for an earnings yield of 4%. Why are they doing that? And here comes the notion of being a relative versus an absolute investor. If you're an absolute investor like Warren Buffett is, you focus on the business yield you want to buy. 99% of the market are relative investors because they care about how their performance will be in this quarter, in the next two quarters over the year. And they just want to beat anybody else to get more money to manage more fees, etc. So you have to separate that. And being an absolute investor makes things really, really easy. So relative investors simply think that L'Occitane is a good brand. It's growing fast. It just made a transformational acquisition. And if it continues to grow at 10, 15, perhaps even faster thanks to the acquisition in the future, it deserves a multiple not of 26 but of 40. And then you see that this stock would be 30% undervalued. And this is the problem with relative investing, comparing to something else, comparing to Amazon, comparing to other brands. Who cares what the others are doing? You have to care, okay, what's the business yield because that is what delivers long-term investing, investing, not speculative returns. If we look at the market, we see that the stock didn't perform well since the earnings declined. But also we have this peaks, it never really took off. The stock is where it was since it was public. So even lower probably. So nothing special there. The company didn't manage to leverage the brand, do really, really good, except for the good earnings. So how to say no to a stock? Look at the business yield, look at the promises, simply say no, no, because there are what 70,000 traded names around the world. You just need a few for your portfolio for a great investment life. You don't need more than that. And that's why we just eliminate, we look bottom up at as many companies as possible, but it usually takes three to five minutes to say no to something, somewhere 10, 15, if you really dig deeper into a sector or something. And then that's it. If you find one of 50 is interesting, then you start looking at it, look at the history, okay, what are the completely other components when it comes to really, okay, making a decision, which we will discuss in other episodes. So please subscribe to the channel. So conclusion, look at the business yield, be an absolute investor, because absolute returns are what determine your long-term investment returns. Don't look what others are doing and simply say no until it really hits all your investment criteria. And number five, subscribe, as I said, looking forward to your comments, any questions, please share them in the comment section below so that I can structure this value investing school so that it better fits your investment environment. Thank you for watching, looking forward to your comments, as I said, and I'll see you in the next video.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maP3JdFQDBs	market example L'Occitane and Provence as a company. It's a company that has beauty skin related brands all around the world in 90 countries with more than 3,000 retail stores. You probably see that brand when you travel around the world. So during a week I usually look at a dozen more than a dozen of stocks and how do I know whether I should put more time into one or another? Well the easiest separator is and Warren Buffett usually says that he can see a good stock from a bad one or a potential one from a not interesting one in just five minutes. And I'm going to give you the three key things you have to look at when looking at stocks and then simply say no no no no to all those that don't pass the initial criteria when it comes to stock market research. I'm currently researching a stock list from an Asian value investment fund and one of the stocks on that list is L'Occitane and Provence. And the things I want to explain by looking at L'Occitane and Provence are the risks of not focusing on the business yield, the risks of being a relative versus an absolute investor and then how easy it is to say no to an investment. So let's start with the first thing and that is the business yield. What is the business yield? If you are an investor you invest in businesses not stocks that go up and down on a daily basis on an hourly basis. You invest in businesses. So when you invest in businesses the key components are the price you are paying versus the yield of that business. What is the business delivering in earnings, cash flows whatever you are measuring for a specific business. So when you find those two components everything else becomes less important. You have to see what is the price you're paying for current or even better perhaps future potential earnings of such a business. Warren Buffett always likes to focus on businesses that will be here 10, 20, 30 years from now and that he knows will be better businesses in the future. For example L'Occitane is a growing company with revenues line one that have been growing since ever practically so practically tripling over the last 10 years. Earnings have done well too over the last 10 years doubling a little bit less than double but they had some peaks a few years ago now it has been slowing down. So what would be a price that you would pay for these kind of earnings we see an average earnings of about 100 million euros. So if you want a yield a business yield of 10% you have to pay 1 billion euros and then you get 100 billion in earnings. If you want 5% then 2 billion is great. If you want 4% then 2.5 billion is okay. If you want 20% then 500 million is okay for this company. If we look at the market cap of L'Occitane it's 20.6 billion Hong Kong dollars or 2.6 billion euros. That means that the business yield the company currently provides is 3.84% given the price earnings ratio of 26. You say okay price earnings ratio of 26 earnings yield just below 4% that's not a great investment but then you have to always look okay is there the future what is the company promising we have seen a really good growth line growth company tripling revenues over the past 10 years if they do that again over the next 10 years and they even triple or quadruple earnings then it's a completely different story. So let's see at the growth potential. You can see here that same store sales growth are 1.8% in 2019 1.7 that's okay but they are really growing by enhancing the number of stores they made some acquisitions but then when you read the company's transcript you always look for those things and then you see that they are in the midst of a strategic review the group has new management because we have seen let's say the declining earnings over the past few years so adopting omnichannel mobile digital approach so the environment where they operate has really changed just a note on this L'Occitane in Provence is a product that my mother-in-law gets excited about so not really targeted to the Millennials Instagram buyers out there so they are changing they are trying to change plus on top of changing they just did a 900 million dollar acquisition buying a company that has 40 million dollars in EBITDA earnings before interest taxes depreciation and amortization so they paid 22.6 times EBITDA for a skin care whatever brand hoping that the brand will grow 30% per year in the future and that they can scale this business in China when where the brand Elemis is completely unknown so they have here some new products mostly targeted for of course my lane Millennials that I think L'Occitane is might be losing the game there but what when it comes to investing what this tells us for a value investor you want certainty you want unlocking of value that's hidden not that is potential and maybe I don't know whether the management will turn around the company the management doesn't know it they don't know what will be the result of this acquisition what will be the Chinese market reflection on the new brand that they have acquired who knows especially with tariffs trades and anti-us politics there so it's very risky you don't know what will happen and that's something not that a value investor does not do so we have an earnings yield of 4% less than 4% slow growth if we exclude acquisitions and higher new investments earnings haven't gone anywhere over the 10 last 10 years and the risk everything the concept of the company is based on future potential growth based on a turnaround all red flags for value investors so it's not something I would invest in perhaps the brand L'Occitane is valuable someone might acquire it but that's a risk I'm not going to run so this makes things easy we looked at the business yield potential or current we've seen that the current is too low the future is too risky and we simply say no and now the comes the second question the stock market is buying this stock the stock market is giving it a 26 valuation for an earnings yield of 4% why are they doing that and here comes the notion of being a relative versus an absolute investor if you're an absolute investor like Warren Buffett is you you focus on the business yield you want to buy 99% of the market are relative investors because they care about how their performance will be in this quarter in the next two quarters over the year and they just want to beat anybody else so to get more money to manage more fees etc so you have to separate that and being an absolute investor makes things really really easy so relative investors simply think that L'Occitane is a good brand it's growing fast it just made a transformational acquisition and if it continues to grow at 10 15 perhaps even faster thanks to the acquisition in the future it deserves a multiple not a 26 but of 40 and then you see that this stock would be 30% undervalued and this is the problem with relative investing comparing to something else comparing to Amazon comparing to other brands who cares what the others are doing you have to care okay what's the business yield because that is what delivers long-term investing investing not speculative returns if we look at the market we see that the stock didn't perform well since the earnings declined but also we have this peaks it never really took off the stock is where it was since it was public so even lower probably so nothing special there the company didn't manage to leverage the brand do really really good as special except for the good earnings so how to say no to a stock look at the business yield look at the promises simply say no no because there are what 70,000 traded names around the world you just need a few for your portfolio for a great investment life you don't need more than that and that's why we just eliminate we look at the business yield
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Thus, trades should not be based on the opinions of others but by your own research and due diligence. Extended Keywords: "ZipTrader" "Zip Trader" "Zip Trade" "#ziptrader" #watchlist	['ziptrader', 'top stocks', 'how to trade stocks', 'day trading', 'top swing stocks', 'top stocks watchlist', 'day trading for beginners', 'swing trading for beginners', 'how to make money trading']	en	647	false	22,879	1,647	158	['🚀The Circle -> http://facebook.com/groups/ziptrader\n🥑Join ZipTraderU -> http://ziptraderu.com \nGot any questions ZipTraders? Comment Below!', 'Holy shit, had to dig that stock out of the grave to check out how you did', "I heard someone in a cafe today speaking of making over $800,000 in net PROFITS from a $435,000 portfolio in less than \r6 months, saying there are so many easy ways to multiply your income in the market these days.i'm a beginner in the stock market any tips or pointers would be appreciated guys.", 'Hi! Newbie trader here...Would it not be a good idea to put in a "Put" ( I think thats what its called if you think its going to go down) when you see that the over reaction is on the downturn? I keep seeing the exact same pattern after the hype runs out. Maybe? Thanks!', "Hit that ravishing Like button for the Niners shoutout...even though it didn't age well. </3", 'Whats the key to understanding swing trading?', 'hi u look like mark cuban', "Insane people message you like that. Stocks don't give a shit about your feelings.", 'Love NUGS- picked some up last week. Great shot at really doing well. In a market that is absolutely loaded with potential. California', 'Thanks Mark Cuban, didn’t know you do stock trading videos', 'Isn’t it All gambling?', 'SBBP, tesla is hot Right now ZipTrader what you think ?', 'Straight Talk', 'I got wrecked on AIMT :(', 'Excellent point on how the market is emotional and not logical 👍🏼', "Charley you're the best, man! I've learned so much from you. I truly respect your approach to Trading. I just started in November of last year and the more I learn and the more I trade, the more revealing your postings become. So please keep it up and continue producing good content. I trust your wisdom here and it's not easy to find a voice out there in all the noise.", 'Been watching your videos all day. Learning a lot 👍', 'Rip 49ers :’(', "OXY, CCL, FL, (high dividends, excellent financials, close to 52wk low) and I didn't make you watch a 12 minute video! You welcome \nDo your research.\n\nWant more, just ask\n\nI love stock like OXY! $40 with a $3 dividend. Buy 13 shares and get one free in a yea or 13 years and the shate pays for itself!", 'None of this applies to TESLA :D Its a rocket.', 'Love the videos Charlie all is appreciated. I for one love the repetitiveness it really emphasizes on how important your tactics are and how important it is to stick to the plan.', 'You look like Mark Cuban', 'Re: WWE. "You think it\'s fake? I will show you fake" boom. You guys recall those reporters getting smacked.,😁', 'Traded Tesla today on options call and turned 1k to 4k profit', 'Always educational. Hope u make more options and futures videos that is just my hope keep up great work i make sure to hit the like button', '😂😂 your the man Charlie', 'Did a lot of research in your vids on confermation and validation yesterday. Thanks to 5hat ive made 240$ day trading today. Youre the best!', 'Is it time to go into GUSH yet??', 'Go chiefs', 'Wait, so when banshees run out of banshee to burn, they turn into rabid dogs? Damn, I have so much to learn. Not to mention duck fires. Poor ducks.', "I am collecting some money for my first car, just a bit left to buy Tesla if you don't mind to help, please send some bitcoins\n18W4BpCPYyxLJF22DfVMx4czk4B7FceCCp\nThank you :)", 'I love how you slam these whiny bitches', "I never get tired of learning about this kind of stuff. I thank God for zip trader, as stocks have become my passion. Thanks Charlie I'm forever grateful", "What's your thoughts on VXRT", 'Do you think the EU or whoever making the phone charging cables universal will affect AAPL or do you think they will just include an adapter with the phones like they did when they got rid of the standard headphone jack?', 'SAN FRANSISCO 49ers Got Beat Down Like An Inflamed Banshee...4th Quarter earnings were GUNNED down like rabid dog ("on the side of the road")....A RAVISHING ASS KICKING I MUST SAY..! I\'m a PATS FAN Charlie...however, Good Morning, Charlie. I Love Your Channel...Every Morning I watch and Learn. Peace :)', 'Thanks for the video, but ahaha them 69ers lost lol', '$TBLT', 'I am so offended and will never watch a single video again, but I will hit that Ravishing like button and recommend your videos to all my friends because basically my first reaction was an over reaction wish is a deprecating factor to my mental well being.', 'You give up a lot of info on the stocks, what would you recommend to look into so that we do our own due diligence?', 'Thanks for the video,,a question What about nio stoct is ok to buy now???????', 'I gambled with Kansas and won ... now time to wait for confirmation and validation 👍', "Thoughts about investing in 'air china'? It is a chinese airline that got beaten down because of the virus in 'Wuhan'?", 'Charlie what do you think of acst ?', 'Hate to burst your bubble about the 49ers Charlie, but Hail to the Chiefs!!', 'HAHA!!! 2 more to add to the list.....”Joey and Barbara from SEATTLE....... did NOT HIT THAT RAVISHING LIKE BUTTON!!!!! That’s it.......that does it!!! I’m on the next plane to SEA FREAKIN ATTLE!!!✈️😡🤬LIKE BUTTON PEOPLE!!! Do not be Joey and Barbara from Seattle banshee boy!👻', '😡🤬🤯 HIT THAT DAMN RAVISHING LIKE BUTTON👍🏼 YOU LAZY FREELOADIN’ BASTARDS!!! If he stops making these bc of you SOB”s whose gonna show me how to pay for diapers hungh????', 'You have smooth like button plugs, but that was smoooooth.', 'that RAVISHING like button..', 'You forgot AMD. Same situation as Apple. Strong earnings, new partnerships, lots of new competitive products shown at CES but got beatdown by Coronavirus news.']	Welcome to ZipTrader! ZT's Charlie Plattus places an emphasis on day-trading, swing trading, and long term investment strategies. We study price action reactions related to news as well as a focus on technical indications on up & down trends. We strive to post the most informational and easy to understand clips on how to trade in today's volatile market. Our goal is to push our followers to develop their abilities and confidence in each and every trade. DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, reflections, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. These are Charlie's opinions, not investment/financial/legal advice. Past performance is not a predictor of future results. This is not personalized but rather general educational and informational material. Do your own due diligence and/or consult a registered financial advisor before taking any positions.	71,374,357	610,000	894	Category 1	So, in this video, you are going to be learning about the top three swing stocks for this week in early February 2020. Also, go 49ers. Let's hope that didn't age poorly by the time you watch this video. But for those of you who are unfamiliar with how these top stock videos work, I pick opportunities that are most likely to have fluctuation for us to trade off of based on things such as overreactions to negative earnings, FDA approvals, and phased data releases. And then we trade off the price action. However, if you are the type of person that just wants to randomly buy into stocks and then hope to make money, this probably isn't the right video for you. If you just want to gamble on random picks, you're going to be much better off just going to WallStreetBets on Reddit. What you need to do is you need to look at these picks as you would a job posting. Much like job postings. Stock picks aren't guaranteed ways to make money, but putting in the work makes it more likely that you'll both get the job and make money. Unfortunately, a lot of people think that just by buying into a stock, that means that they're doing something productive. No, you're gambling. If you're buying into something without a clear plan, without a clear strategy, that's gambling. There's nothing wrong with gambling, but it has no place in the trading world. But ladies and gentlemen, the only thing that I ask of you in return for this ravishing video is that you hit that ravishing like button. Okay, and quick plug for folks who are beginners or are folks that are struggling to grow their account but have some experience. We do offer ZipTraderU, which is our premium structured course and group that I work with each and every single day. I don't like to spend too much video time talking about this, but if you do want to learn whether or not this is the right fit for you or whether or not you'd find value in it, all you have to do is click the link below. It'll take you to ZipTraderU.com and you can learn all about it. Now AIMT received their FDA approval for their peanut allergy drug on Friday, causing the stock price to run up like our favorite inflamed banshee. But let's be clear from the get go. Every reaction is an overreaction and a run up like this does not scream buy to me. At least not with this overreaction correction. But you see, we haven't really had a full reaction yet. This is actually the first peanut allergy drug of this kind to be approved. This has some serious hyping potential. In fact, it's almost like every major media outlet wrote an article about it over the weekend. So what am I getting at here? Well, the run up after hours was prior to widespread knowledge of the drug's passing. So that means that this volume here, this increase in volume, this massive increase in volume, it doesn't represent any of the people that found out over the weekend. And now we've had the whole weekend for folks to be more informed. Am I saying that it's going to keep running up? That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying that we're going to have a massive increase in volume, leading to more opportunities. When you get more people informed, of course, you get a increase in trading volume because people are more excited and it becomes sort of this hype sector. But going back to the price action, I absolutely cannot stand buying stocks that are overextended on the RSI and worse yet have just broken out so massively long term. So while it's fantastic that it's run up this much and it's fantastic for people who caught it, for me personally to want to take a position, I want it to get beat down. That way, if we see signs of recovering, we could ride the price action upward. We can ride the upward potential instead of buying in when it's so overextended. Truthfully, I'm not a breakout trader. That's just never how I've done things. I like buying stocks when they're a good deal. I don't like buying things because they're 50% up, because they're 300% up, whatever. I don't, it doesn't appeal to me. In my mind, any run up like this is an inflamed banshee and banshees, eventually they run out of banshee to burn and they just go down like rabid dogs. Overreaction folks is an overreaction, but that doesn't mean that over multiple periods, we won't have more upside if we do see some pushing back upwards. See, a lot of people don't understand that just because something corrects downwards doesn't mean that it's never going to go up again, right? The ideal situation is we see something that breaks down to oversold or even worse than that. And then all of a sudden you're in this area where you can buy in at a great discount and then ride subsequent price action because this news is genuinely good for the company. Obviously, this drug is something that's going to make them a ton of money and cause a lot of shareholder interest. Even if you look back at prior price action, we saw this massive run up, then a pushback before continuing to run up, and then this happened again the day after. This would be the ideal situation for us with this next overreaction. So I do want this stock to get beat down like a duck in a duck fire. And look folks, I know that a lot of people whine and they whine and they get really upset with me when I say that I want a biopharma company to get beat down. But please folks, get over your emotions. I get a decent amount of angry messages about this. I think I've gotten at least 10 angry messages like this. The funny thing though is that your morals mean nothing to the stock market. A lot of people think that, oh, if they just trade in a morally good way that they'll just make money because the stock market rewards morals. But sadly there are two huge problems with this. The first one is that the stock market, it doesn't care about your moral values. You are irrelevant to the stock market. And the second is that there's nothing moral or immoral about buying or selling a stock. The act of buying and selling a stock, it's neutral. There's nothing moral about it. But surely it's greedy to make money off pharma stocks. Oh, cause the pharmaceutical industry is so righteous. Seriously though, do you really think that the people at A, Immune Therapeutics, are like, oh, I'm really sad that Joey or Barbara from Seattle wants my stock to go down. No, you're irrelevant to them. The truth is, and respectfully, if you are morally opposed to trading biotech stocks, don't trade them. And you're welcome not to watch my videos. But of course if you do decide to leave, make sure to hit that ravishing like button before doing so. Anyways, this screams hype and overreaction. So the question now becomes, is this period of hype over? Because if this initial overreaction hasn't finished yet, that means that we're still having this period of hyping. And that means a longer period of time before we have that overhyped correction. But anyways folks, in summary, when it comes to this position, the reason that I wanted to talk about it is because of the massive amount of potential volume that could be entering this field coming into this week. And as more volume comes in, we have more people speculating and more people putting their coins in, putting their shekels in, and giving us opportunities to trade off of. But get in at a good deal. Okay, and WWE gets beat down Thursday after hours on negative news. However, unlike WWE's wrestling competitions, this beatdown was likely not scripted. But we love beatdowns, and we love top losers. This 22% reduction in share price meant that we got beat down to oversold and overreaction lows. And since every reaction is an overreaction, we had our subsequent correction intraday and price strength for folks who are day trading. We love this because it essentially allows you to buy in at our first confirmation after oversold and ride the price strength from confirmation to validation. Congrats to any of the folks who caught this within ZipTraderU or any of the other ZipTrader communities. Great work. This was a typical overreaction play. But you'll also notice that this was also riding from oversold to overbought. Multiple elevating factors, folks. Do you see one elevating factor here? No, there's like four elevating factors here. So make sure that you're stacking elevating factors. But this is a swing trading video, so of course I'm not going to go into depth on day trades. So how are we going to play off multiple day reactions with WWE? Well, WWE has a previous pattern of taking a while to prove its overreactions. For example, the last beatdown had an initial correction, but then didn't really start having true price strength until a couple weeks later. So what that means in effect is that we want a situation like this, where we go from oversold and increasing and then get our green candlestick and green running up so that we can buy in at confirmation and sell out at validation. If we don't get that, I won't personally be touching this. It's as simple as that. We trade like spoiled brats. I know. Yada yada yada. Trading like a spoiled brat is hard, Charlie. It's hard. But folks, a lot of people are very stingy when it comes to spending their money. Be stingy when it comes to earning your money. Okay, next. Now this is a bit more mainstream than I usually like to do, but Apple has had a great earnings report. It ran up in anticipation, ran up after, and then boom, coronavirus news of Apple closing stores comes out and we get oversold. Now obviously Apple has a previous history of going from oversold to overbought, but being that this is a hype play, it's cool to see us matched with this coronavirus outbreak. But why would you want it matched with the coronavirus outbreak? Why, Charlie? Well, because what this means now is from a technical analysis standpoint, we're in this area where we have a consensus that Apple is doing well. It ran up in anticipation of earnings and it ran up after. That's a huge sign of bullish sentiment. But we have an emotional beatdown based on predictions that Apple's going to have less revenue in the future due to Apple stores closing or being temporarily shut down due to coronavirus. But while they are closing stores, it's still guesswork as to how this will affect or how long the coronavirus issue will last. So all of a sudden you're in this area where we have so much emotion in this market. This gives us an opportunity to take advantage of non-logical moves. Apple is now susceptible to negative hype having to do with the outlook for coronavirus that will make the population freak out and oversell Apple, giving us different opportunities. Now if we see it continue to sell off, we'll have an even better entry point. But the point is we want an opportunity to buy in when we are needlessly oversold, but also showing signs of price strength. We want to be able to profit off the emotions of the masses. As everyone else is freaking out, it's time for us to take advantage of opportunities. But you can't just buy these stocks because they've been beaten down. Remember, there's a reason that people are freaking out. It could continue to run down based on the coronavirus. What if it keeps spreading? What if they have to shut down stores for longer periods of time? No one really knows. So the deal is you need to make sure that you're playing off the emotions and not the actual news itself. What does that mean? And that just means waiting to buy in when we see signs of a recovery and then selling out when we get validated out. Pretty cookie cutter stuff. If you need to learn about confirmation and validation, look up ZipTrader swing entry point or look up ZipTrader swing exit point. You can learn more about how we choose our entry and exit points by doing that. But the point is you don't just buy dead dogs when they've been beat down, but you wait for signs of a recovery. Anyways, folks, I do hope that this video was valuable for you. If you have any questions whatsoever, feel free to reach out to me in the comment section below or on ZipTrader Circle. On ZipTrader Circle, we post nightly watch lists. So if you're having a hard time keeping up to date with any of these opportunities, you can feel free to join us on ZipTrader Circle. It's a free Facebook group. And for folks who are wondering what broker to trade these stocks on, I always like to send new traders over to Webull. They have an excellent platform. And if you sign up using our link below, you will get not one, but two free stocks when you sign up and deposit with any amount. Of course, we do offer ZipTrader U for anybody who is struggling to grow their account and would like to work with me each and every single day in our private tutoring chat. Anyways, folks, have a great day and I'll see you in the next video.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdO9NznVMn4	approval for their peanut allergy drug on Friday causing the stock price to run up like our favorite inflamed Banshee. But let's be clear from the get-go every reaction is an overreaction and a run-up like this does not scream buy to me at least not with this overreaction correction. But you see we haven't really had a full reaction yet. This is actually the first peanut allergy drug of this kind to be approved. This has some serious hyping potential. In fact it's almost like every major media outlet wrote an article about it over the weekend. So what am I getting at here? Well the run-up after hours was prior to widespread knowledge of the drugs passing. So that means that this volume here, this increase in volume, this massive increase in volume, it doesn't represent any of the people that found out over the weekend. And now we've had the whole weekend for folks to be more informed. Am I saying that it's going to keep running up? That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying that we're going to have a massive increase in volume leading to more opportunities. When you get more people informed of course you get a increase in trading volume because people are more excited and it becomes sort of this hype sector. But going back to the price action I absolutely cannot stand buying stocks that are overextended on the RSI and worse yet have just broken out so massively long-term. So while it's fantastic that it's run up this much and it's fantastic for people who caught it, for me personally to want to take a position I wanted to get beat down. That way if we see signs of recovering we could ride the price action upward, we can ride the upward potential, instead of buying in when it's so overextended. Truthfully I'm not a breakout trader. That's just never how I've done things. I like buying stocks when they're a good deal. I don't like buying things because they're 50% up, because they're 300% up, whatever. I don't, it doesn't appeal to me. In my mind any run-up like this is an inflamed banshee and banshees eventually they run out of banshee to burn and they just go down like rabid dogs. Every reaction folks is an overreaction but that doesn't mean that over multiple periods we won't have more upside if we do see some pushing back upwards. See a lot of people don't understand that just because something corrects downwards doesn't mean that it's never gonna go up again right? The ideal situation is we see something that breaks down to oversold or even worse than that and then all of a sudden you're in this area where you can buy in at a great discount and then ride subsequent price action. Because this news is genuinely good for the company. Obviously this drug is something that's going to make them a ton of money and cause a lot of shareholder interest. Even if you look back at prior price action we saw this massive run-up then a pushback before continuing to run up and then this happened again the day after. This would be the ideal situation for us with this next overreaction. So I do want this stock to get beat down like a duck in a duck fire. And look folks I know that a lot of people whine and they whine and they get really upset with me when I say that I want a biopharma company to get But please folks get over your emotions. I get a decent amount of angry messages about this. I think I've gotten at least 10 angry messages like this. The funny thing though is that your morals mean nothing to the stock market. A lot of people think that oh if they just trade in a morally good way that they'll just make money because the stock market rewards morals. But sadly there are two huge problems with this. The first one is that the stock market it doesn't care about your moral values. You are irrelevant to the stock market. And the second is that there's nothing moral or immoral about buying or selling a stock. The act of buying and selling a stock it's neutral. There's nothing moral about it. But surely it's greedy to make money off pharma stocks. Oh because the pharmaceutical industry is so righteous. Seriously though do you really think that the people at A. Immune Therapeutics are like oh I'm really sad that Joey or Barbara from Seattle. What's my stock to go down? No you're irrelevant to them. The truth is and respectfully if you are morally opposed to trading biotech stocks don't trade them. And you're welcome not to watch my videos. But of course if you do decide to leave make sure to hit that ravishing like button before doing so. Anyways this screams hype and overreaction. So the question now becomes is this period of hype over? Because if this initial overreaction hasn't finished yet that means that we're still having this period of hyping. And that means a longer period of time before we have that overhyped correction. But anyways folks in summary when it comes to this position the reason that I wanted to talk about it is because of the massive amount of potential volume that could be entering this field coming into this week. And as more volume comes in we have more people speculating and more people putting their coins in, putting their shekels in, and giving us opportunities to trade off of. But get in at a good deal.
125,899,781	164	MdO9NznVMn4	375.756699	476.259425	Unclear	Selected region	1	WWE	null	null	null	Top 3 Stocks NOW 🤑\| February 2020	48,167,658	Yes	164	Top 3 Stocks NOW 🤑\| February 2020	2020-02-03 03:35:43+00:00	UC0BGhWsIbV7Dm-lsvhdlMbA	ZipTrader	Charlie introduces his top 3 swing stocks right now for swing trading February 2020. He also introduces some solid trading strategies for approaching these stocks and reminds viewers to always have a plan! 📈Guided Trading Course - http://ziptraderu.com Other Popular Resources: A. 🚀Join ZT Circle https://www.facebook.com/groups/ziptrader B. ✅Webull "Get 2 Free Stocks!"- https://bit.ly/2F6rz62 C. 💬Free Zip Discord https://discord.gg/kquuthA D. 🕵🏻Free Trading Tutorials https://bit.ly/2HCn3hT ⚠️Tickers Mentioned: -- 📌We recommend two trading platforms, ThinkorSwim & Webull. Both are free platforms with commission free trading. 📌New to the stock market and #trading? We break everything down in a short sweet and simplified way. If you have any questions, go ahead and comment below and we'll answer them! 📌ZipTrader also places an emphasis on day-trading PennyStocks, Marijuana Stocks, Biotech Stocks, and Pharmaceutical Stocks. ___________________________________________________ DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. You should not take any of this information as guidance for buying or selling any type of investment or security. I am not a financial advisor and anything that I say on this YouTube channel should not be seen as financial advice. I am only sharing my biased opinion based off of speculation and personal experience. An individual trader's results may not be typical and may vary from person to person. It is important to keep in mind that there are risks associated with investing in the stock market and that one can lose all of their investment. Thus, trades should not be based on the opinions of others but by your own research and due diligence. Extended Keywords: "ZipTrader" "Zip Trader" "Zip Trade" "#ziptrader" #watchlist	['ziptrader', 'top stocks', 'how to trade stocks', 'day trading', 'top swing stocks', 'top stocks watchlist', 'day trading for beginners', 'swing trading for beginners', 'how to make money trading']	en	647	false	22,879	1,647	158	['🚀The Circle -> http://facebook.com/groups/ziptrader\n🥑Join ZipTraderU -> http://ziptraderu.com \nGot any questions ZipTraders? Comment Below!', 'Holy shit, had to dig that stock out of the grave to check out how you did', "I heard someone in a cafe today speaking of making over $800,000 in net PROFITS from a $435,000 portfolio in less than \r6 months, saying there are so many easy ways to multiply your income in the market these days.i'm a beginner in the stock market any tips or pointers would be appreciated guys.", 'Hi! Newbie trader here...Would it not be a good idea to put in a "Put" ( I think thats what its called if you think its going to go down) when you see that the over reaction is on the downturn? I keep seeing the exact same pattern after the hype runs out. Maybe? Thanks!', "Hit that ravishing Like button for the Niners shoutout...even though it didn't age well. </3", 'Whats the key to understanding swing trading?', 'hi u look like mark cuban', "Insane people message you like that. Stocks don't give a shit about your feelings.", 'Love NUGS- picked some up last week. Great shot at really doing well. In a market that is absolutely loaded with potential. California', 'Thanks Mark Cuban, didn’t know you do stock trading videos', 'Isn’t it All gambling?', 'SBBP, tesla is hot Right now ZipTrader what you think ?', 'Straight Talk', 'I got wrecked on AIMT :(', 'Excellent point on how the market is emotional and not logical 👍🏼', "Charley you're the best, man! I've learned so much from you. I truly respect your approach to Trading. I just started in November of last year and the more I learn and the more I trade, the more revealing your postings become. So please keep it up and continue producing good content. I trust your wisdom here and it's not easy to find a voice out there in all the noise.", 'Been watching your videos all day. Learning a lot 👍', 'Rip 49ers :’(', "OXY, CCL, FL, (high dividends, excellent financials, close to 52wk low) and I didn't make you watch a 12 minute video! You welcome \nDo your research.\n\nWant more, just ask\n\nI love stock like OXY! $40 with a $3 dividend. Buy 13 shares and get one free in a yea or 13 years and the shate pays for itself!", 'None of this applies to TESLA :D Its a rocket.', 'Love the videos Charlie all is appreciated. I for one love the repetitiveness it really emphasizes on how important your tactics are and how important it is to stick to the plan.', 'You look like Mark Cuban', 'Re: WWE. "You think it\'s fake? I will show you fake" boom. You guys recall those reporters getting smacked.,😁', 'Traded Tesla today on options call and turned 1k to 4k profit', 'Always educational. Hope u make more options and futures videos that is just my hope keep up great work i make sure to hit the like button', '😂😂 your the man Charlie', 'Did a lot of research in your vids on confermation and validation yesterday. Thanks to 5hat ive made 240$ day trading today. Youre the best!', 'Is it time to go into GUSH yet??', 'Go chiefs', 'Wait, so when banshees run out of banshee to burn, they turn into rabid dogs? Damn, I have so much to learn. Not to mention duck fires. Poor ducks.', "I am collecting some money for my first car, just a bit left to buy Tesla if you don't mind to help, please send some bitcoins\n18W4BpCPYyxLJF22DfVMx4czk4B7FceCCp\nThank you :)", 'I love how you slam these whiny bitches', "I never get tired of learning about this kind of stuff. I thank God for zip trader, as stocks have become my passion. Thanks Charlie I'm forever grateful", "What's your thoughts on VXRT", 'Do you think the EU or whoever making the phone charging cables universal will affect AAPL or do you think they will just include an adapter with the phones like they did when they got rid of the standard headphone jack?', 'SAN FRANSISCO 49ers Got Beat Down Like An Inflamed Banshee...4th Quarter earnings were GUNNED down like rabid dog ("on the side of the road")....A RAVISHING ASS KICKING I MUST SAY..! I\'m a PATS FAN Charlie...however, Good Morning, Charlie. I Love Your Channel...Every Morning I watch and Learn. Peace :)', 'Thanks for the video, but ahaha them 69ers lost lol', '$TBLT', 'I am so offended and will never watch a single video again, but I will hit that Ravishing like button and recommend your videos to all my friends because basically my first reaction was an over reaction wish is a deprecating factor to my mental well being.', 'You give up a lot of info on the stocks, what would you recommend to look into so that we do our own due diligence?', 'Thanks for the video,,a question What about nio stoct is ok to buy now???????', 'I gambled with Kansas and won ... now time to wait for confirmation and validation 👍', "Thoughts about investing in 'air china'? It is a chinese airline that got beaten down because of the virus in 'Wuhan'?", 'Charlie what do you think of acst ?', 'Hate to burst your bubble about the 49ers Charlie, but Hail to the Chiefs!!', 'HAHA!!! 2 more to add to the list.....”Joey and Barbara from SEATTLE....... did NOT HIT THAT RAVISHING LIKE BUTTON!!!!! That’s it.......that does it!!! I’m on the next plane to SEA FREAKIN ATTLE!!!✈️😡🤬LIKE BUTTON PEOPLE!!! Do not be Joey and Barbara from Seattle banshee boy!👻', '😡🤬🤯 HIT THAT DAMN RAVISHING LIKE BUTTON👍🏼 YOU LAZY FREELOADIN’ BASTARDS!!! If he stops making these bc of you SOB”s whose gonna show me how to pay for diapers hungh????', 'You have smooth like button plugs, but that was smoooooth.', 'that RAVISHING like button..', 'You forgot AMD. Same situation as Apple. Strong earnings, new partnerships, lots of new competitive products shown at CES but got beatdown by Coronavirus news.']	Welcome to ZipTrader! ZT's Charlie Plattus places an emphasis on day-trading, swing trading, and long term investment strategies. We study price action reactions related to news as well as a focus on technical indications on up & down trends. We strive to post the most informational and easy to understand clips on how to trade in today's volatile market. Our goal is to push our followers to develop their abilities and confidence in each and every trade. DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, reflections, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. These are Charlie's opinions, not investment/financial/legal advice. Past performance is not a predictor of future results. This is not personalized but rather general educational and informational material. Do your own due diligence and/or consult a registered financial advisor before taking any positions.	71,374,357	610,000	894	Category 1	So, in this video, you are going to be learning about the top three swing stocks for this week in early February 2020. Also, go 49ers. Let's hope that didn't age poorly by the time you watch this video. But for those of you who are unfamiliar with how these top stock videos work, I pick opportunities that are most likely to have fluctuation for us to trade off of based on things such as overreactions to negative earnings, FDA approvals, and phased data releases. And then we trade off the price action. However, if you are the type of person that just wants to randomly buy into stocks and then hope to make money, this probably isn't the right video for you. If you just want to gamble on random picks, you're going to be much better off just going to WallStreetBets on Reddit. What you need to do is you need to look at these picks as you would a job posting. Much like job postings. Stock picks aren't guaranteed ways to make money, but putting in the work makes it more likely that you'll both get the job and make money. Unfortunately, a lot of people think that just by buying into a stock, that means that they're doing something productive. No, you're gambling. If you're buying into something without a clear plan, without a clear strategy, that's gambling. There's nothing wrong with gambling, but it has no place in the trading world. But ladies and gentlemen, the only thing that I ask of you in return for this ravishing video is that you hit that ravishing like button. Okay, and quick plug for folks who are beginners or are folks that are struggling to grow their account but have some experience. We do offer ZipTraderU, which is our premium structured course and group that I work with each and every single day. I don't like to spend too much video time talking about this, but if you do want to learn whether or not this is the right fit for you or whether or not you'd find value in it, all you have to do is click the link below. It'll take you to ZipTraderU.com and you can learn all about it. Now AIMT received their FDA approval for their peanut allergy drug on Friday, causing the stock price to run up like our favorite inflamed banshee. But let's be clear from the get go. Every reaction is an overreaction and a run up like this does not scream buy to me. At least not with this overreaction correction. But you see, we haven't really had a full reaction yet. This is actually the first peanut allergy drug of this kind to be approved. This has some serious hyping potential. In fact, it's almost like every major media outlet wrote an article about it over the weekend. So what am I getting at here? Well, the run up after hours was prior to widespread knowledge of the drug's passing. So that means that this volume here, this increase in volume, this massive increase in volume, it doesn't represent any of the people that found out over the weekend. And now we've had the whole weekend for folks to be more informed. Am I saying that it's going to keep running up? That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying that we're going to have a massive increase in volume, leading to more opportunities. When you get more people informed, of course, you get a increase in trading volume because people are more excited and it becomes sort of this hype sector. But going back to the price action, I absolutely cannot stand buying stocks that are overextended on the RSI and worse yet have just broken out so massively long term. So while it's fantastic that it's run up this much and it's fantastic for people who caught it, for me personally to want to take a position, I want it to get beat down. That way, if we see signs of recovering, we could ride the price action upward. We can ride the upward potential instead of buying in when it's so overextended. Truthfully, I'm not a breakout trader. That's just never how I've done things. I like buying stocks when they're a good deal. I don't like buying things because they're 50% up, because they're 300% up, whatever. I don't, it doesn't appeal to me. In my mind, any run up like this is an inflamed banshee and banshees, eventually they run out of banshee to burn and they just go down like rabid dogs. Overreaction folks is an overreaction, but that doesn't mean that over multiple periods, we won't have more upside if we do see some pushing back upwards. See, a lot of people don't understand that just because something corrects downwards doesn't mean that it's never going to go up again, right? The ideal situation is we see something that breaks down to oversold or even worse than that. And then all of a sudden you're in this area where you can buy in at a great discount and then ride subsequent price action because this news is genuinely good for the company. Obviously, this drug is something that's going to make them a ton of money and cause a lot of shareholder interest. Even if you look back at prior price action, we saw this massive run up, then a pushback before continuing to run up, and then this happened again the day after. This would be the ideal situation for us with this next overreaction. So I do want this stock to get beat down like a duck in a duck fire. And look folks, I know that a lot of people whine and they whine and they get really upset with me when I say that I want a biopharma company to get beat down. But please folks, get over your emotions. I get a decent amount of angry messages about this. I think I've gotten at least 10 angry messages like this. The funny thing though is that your morals mean nothing to the stock market. A lot of people think that, oh, if they just trade in a morally good way that they'll just make money because the stock market rewards morals. But sadly there are two huge problems with this. The first one is that the stock market, it doesn't care about your moral values. You are irrelevant to the stock market. And the second is that there's nothing moral or immoral about buying or selling a stock. The act of buying and selling a stock, it's neutral. There's nothing moral about it. But surely it's greedy to make money off pharma stocks. Oh, cause the pharmaceutical industry is so righteous. Seriously though, do you really think that the people at A, Immune Therapeutics, are like, oh, I'm really sad that Joey or Barbara from Seattle wants my stock to go down. No, you're irrelevant to them. The truth is, and respectfully, if you are morally opposed to trading biotech stocks, don't trade them. And you're welcome not to watch my videos. But of course if you do decide to leave, make sure to hit that ravishing like button before doing so. Anyways, this screams hype and overreaction. So the question now becomes, is this period of hype over? Because if this initial overreaction hasn't finished yet, that means that we're still having this period of hyping. And that means a longer period of time before we have that overhyped correction. But anyways folks, in summary, when it comes to this position, the reason that I wanted to talk about it is because of the massive amount of potential volume that could be entering this field coming into this week. And as more volume comes in, we have more people speculating and more people putting their coins in, putting their shekels in, and giving us opportunities to trade off of. But get in at a good deal. Okay, and WWE gets beat down Thursday after hours on negative news. However, unlike WWE's wrestling competitions, this beatdown was likely not scripted. But we love beatdowns, and we love top losers. This 22% reduction in share price meant that we got beat down to oversold and overreaction lows. And since every reaction is an overreaction, we had our subsequent correction intraday and price strength for folks who are day trading. We love this because it essentially allows you to buy in at our first confirmation after oversold and ride the price strength from confirmation to validation. Congrats to any of the folks who caught this within ZipTraderU or any of the other ZipTrader communities. Great work. This was a typical overreaction play. But you'll also notice that this was also riding from oversold to overbought. Multiple elevating factors, folks. Do you see one elevating factor here? No, there's like four elevating factors here. So make sure that you're stacking elevating factors. But this is a swing trading video, so of course I'm not going to go into depth on day trades. So how are we going to play off multiple day reactions with WWE? Well, WWE has a previous pattern of taking a while to prove its overreactions. For example, the last beatdown had an initial correction, but then didn't really start having true price strength until a couple weeks later. So what that means in effect is that we want a situation like this, where we go from oversold and increasing and then get our green candlestick and green running up so that we can buy in at confirmation and sell out at validation. If we don't get that, I won't personally be touching this. It's as simple as that. We trade like spoiled brats. I know. Yada yada yada. Trading like a spoiled brat is hard, Charlie. It's hard. But folks, a lot of people are very stingy when it comes to spending their money. Be stingy when it comes to earning your money. Okay, next. Now this is a bit more mainstream than I usually like to do, but Apple has had a great earnings report. It ran up in anticipation, ran up after, and then boom, coronavirus news of Apple closing stores comes out and we get oversold. Now obviously Apple has a previous history of going from oversold to overbought, but being that this is a hype play, it's cool to see us matched with this coronavirus outbreak. But why would you want it matched with the coronavirus outbreak? Why, Charlie? Well, because what this means now is from a technical analysis standpoint, we're in this area where we have a consensus that Apple is doing well. It ran up in anticipation of earnings and it ran up after. That's a huge sign of bullish sentiment. But we have an emotional beatdown based on predictions that Apple's going to have less revenue in the future due to Apple stores closing or being temporarily shut down due to coronavirus. But while they are closing stores, it's still guesswork as to how this will affect or how long the coronavirus issue will last. So all of a sudden you're in this area where we have so much emotion in this market. This gives us an opportunity to take advantage of non-logical moves. Apple is now susceptible to negative hype having to do with the outlook for coronavirus that will make the population freak out and oversell Apple, giving us different opportunities. Now if we see it continue to sell off, we'll have an even better entry point. But the point is we want an opportunity to buy in when we are needlessly oversold, but also showing signs of price strength. We want to be able to profit off the emotions of the masses. As everyone else is freaking out, it's time for us to take advantage of opportunities. But you can't just buy these stocks because they've been beaten down. Remember, there's a reason that people are freaking out. It could continue to run down based on the coronavirus. What if it keeps spreading? What if they have to shut down stores for longer periods of time? No one really knows. So the deal is you need to make sure that you're playing off the emotions and not the actual news itself. What does that mean? And that just means waiting to buy in when we see signs of a recovery and then selling out when we get validated out. Pretty cookie cutter stuff. If you need to learn about confirmation and validation, look up ZipTrader swing entry point or look up ZipTrader swing exit point. You can learn more about how we choose our entry and exit points by doing that. But the point is you don't just buy dead dogs when they've been beat down, but you wait for signs of a recovery. Anyways, folks, I do hope that this video was valuable for you. If you have any questions whatsoever, feel free to reach out to me in the comment section below or on ZipTrader Circle. On ZipTrader Circle, we post nightly watch lists. So if you're having a hard time keeping up to date with any of these opportunities, you can feel free to join us on ZipTrader Circle. It's a free Facebook group. And for folks who are wondering what broker to trade these stocks on, I always like to send new traders over to Webull. They have an excellent platform. And if you sign up using our link below, you will get not one, but two free stocks when you sign up and deposit with any amount. Of course, we do offer ZipTrader U for anybody who is struggling to grow their account and would like to work with me each and every single day in our private tutoring chat. Anyways, folks, have a great day and I'll see you in the next video.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdO9NznVMn4	and WWE gets beat down Thursday after hours on negative news. However, unlike WWE's wrestling competitions, this beatdown was likely not scripted. But we love beatdowns, and we love top losers. This 22% reduction in share price meant that we got beat down to oversold and overreaction lows, and since every reaction is an overreaction, we had our subsequent correction intraday and price strength for folks who are day trading. We love this because it essentially allows you to buy in at our first confirmation after oversold and ride the price strength from confirmation to validation. Congrats to any of the folks who caught this within ZipTraderU or any of the other ZipTrader communities. Great work. This was a typical overreaction play. But you'll also notice that this was also riding from oversold to overbought. Multiple elevating factors, folks. Do you see one elevating factor here? No, there's like four elevating factors here. So make sure that you're stacking elevating factors. But this is a swing trading video, so of course I'm not going to go into depth on day trades. So how are we going to play off multiple day reactions with WWE? Well, WWE has a previous pattern of taking a while to prove its overreactions. For example, the last beatdown had an initial correction, but then didn't really start having true price strength until a couple weeks later. So what that means in effect is that we want a situation like this, where we go from oversold and increasing and then get our green candlestick and green running up so that we can buy in a confirmation and sell out at validation. If we don't get that, I won't personally be touching this. It's as simple as that. We trade like spoiled brats. I know. Yada yada yada. Trading like a spoiled brat is hard, Charlie. It's hard. But folks, a lot of people are very stingy when it comes to spending their money. Be stingy when it comes to earning your money.
125,899,781	164	MdO9NznVMn4	476.333091	603.07353	Unclear	Selected region	1	AAPL	null	null	null	Top 3 Stocks NOW 🤑\| February 2020	48,167,658	Yes	164	Top 3 Stocks NOW 🤑\| February 2020	2020-02-03 03:35:43+00:00	UC0BGhWsIbV7Dm-lsvhdlMbA	ZipTrader	Charlie introduces his top 3 swing stocks right now for swing trading February 2020. He also introduces some solid trading strategies for approaching these stocks and reminds viewers to always have a plan! 📈Guided Trading Course - http://ziptraderu.com Other Popular Resources: A. 🚀Join ZT Circle https://www.facebook.com/groups/ziptrader B. ✅Webull "Get 2 Free Stocks!"- https://bit.ly/2F6rz62 C. 💬Free Zip Discord https://discord.gg/kquuthA D. 🕵🏻Free Trading Tutorials https://bit.ly/2HCn3hT ⚠️Tickers Mentioned: -- 📌We recommend two trading platforms, ThinkorSwim & Webull. Both are free platforms with commission free trading. 📌New to the stock market and #trading? We break everything down in a short sweet and simplified way. 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Thus, trades should not be based on the opinions of others but by your own research and due diligence. Extended Keywords: "ZipTrader" "Zip Trader" "Zip Trade" "#ziptrader" #watchlist	['ziptrader', 'top stocks', 'how to trade stocks', 'day trading', 'top swing stocks', 'top stocks watchlist', 'day trading for beginners', 'swing trading for beginners', 'how to make money trading']	en	647	false	22,879	1,647	158	['🚀The Circle -> http://facebook.com/groups/ziptrader\n🥑Join ZipTraderU -> http://ziptraderu.com \nGot any questions ZipTraders? Comment Below!', 'Holy shit, had to dig that stock out of the grave to check out how you did', "I heard someone in a cafe today speaking of making over $800,000 in net PROFITS from a $435,000 portfolio in less than \r6 months, saying there are so many easy ways to multiply your income in the market these days.i'm a beginner in the stock market any tips or pointers would be appreciated guys.", 'Hi! Newbie trader here...Would it not be a good idea to put in a "Put" ( I think thats what its called if you think its going to go down) when you see that the over reaction is on the downturn? I keep seeing the exact same pattern after the hype runs out. Maybe? Thanks!', "Hit that ravishing Like button for the Niners shoutout...even though it didn't age well. </3", 'Whats the key to understanding swing trading?', 'hi u look like mark cuban', "Insane people message you like that. Stocks don't give a shit about your feelings.", 'Love NUGS- picked some up last week. Great shot at really doing well. In a market that is absolutely loaded with potential. California', 'Thanks Mark Cuban, didn’t know you do stock trading videos', 'Isn’t it All gambling?', 'SBBP, tesla is hot Right now ZipTrader what you think ?', 'Straight Talk', 'I got wrecked on AIMT :(', 'Excellent point on how the market is emotional and not logical 👍🏼', "Charley you're the best, man! I've learned so much from you. I truly respect your approach to Trading. I just started in November of last year and the more I learn and the more I trade, the more revealing your postings become. So please keep it up and continue producing good content. I trust your wisdom here and it's not easy to find a voice out there in all the noise.", 'Been watching your videos all day. Learning a lot 👍', 'Rip 49ers :’(', "OXY, CCL, FL, (high dividends, excellent financials, close to 52wk low) and I didn't make you watch a 12 minute video! You welcome \nDo your research.\n\nWant more, just ask\n\nI love stock like OXY! $40 with a $3 dividend. Buy 13 shares and get one free in a yea or 13 years and the shate pays for itself!", 'None of this applies to TESLA :D Its a rocket.', 'Love the videos Charlie all is appreciated. I for one love the repetitiveness it really emphasizes on how important your tactics are and how important it is to stick to the plan.', 'You look like Mark Cuban', 'Re: WWE. "You think it\'s fake? I will show you fake" boom. You guys recall those reporters getting smacked.,😁', 'Traded Tesla today on options call and turned 1k to 4k profit', 'Always educational. Hope u make more options and futures videos that is just my hope keep up great work i make sure to hit the like button', '😂😂 your the man Charlie', 'Did a lot of research in your vids on confermation and validation yesterday. Thanks to 5hat ive made 240$ day trading today. Youre the best!', 'Is it time to go into GUSH yet??', 'Go chiefs', 'Wait, so when banshees run out of banshee to burn, they turn into rabid dogs? Damn, I have so much to learn. Not to mention duck fires. Poor ducks.', "I am collecting some money for my first car, just a bit left to buy Tesla if you don't mind to help, please send some bitcoins\n18W4BpCPYyxLJF22DfVMx4czk4B7FceCCp\nThank you :)", 'I love how you slam these whiny bitches', "I never get tired of learning about this kind of stuff. I thank God for zip trader, as stocks have become my passion. Thanks Charlie I'm forever grateful", "What's your thoughts on VXRT", 'Do you think the EU or whoever making the phone charging cables universal will affect AAPL or do you think they will just include an adapter with the phones like they did when they got rid of the standard headphone jack?', 'SAN FRANSISCO 49ers Got Beat Down Like An Inflamed Banshee...4th Quarter earnings were GUNNED down like rabid dog ("on the side of the road")....A RAVISHING ASS KICKING I MUST SAY..! I\'m a PATS FAN Charlie...however, Good Morning, Charlie. I Love Your Channel...Every Morning I watch and Learn. Peace :)', 'Thanks for the video, but ahaha them 69ers lost lol', '$TBLT', 'I am so offended and will never watch a single video again, but I will hit that Ravishing like button and recommend your videos to all my friends because basically my first reaction was an over reaction wish is a deprecating factor to my mental well being.', 'You give up a lot of info on the stocks, what would you recommend to look into so that we do our own due diligence?', 'Thanks for the video,,a question What about nio stoct is ok to buy now???????', 'I gambled with Kansas and won ... now time to wait for confirmation and validation 👍', "Thoughts about investing in 'air china'? It is a chinese airline that got beaten down because of the virus in 'Wuhan'?", 'Charlie what do you think of acst ?', 'Hate to burst your bubble about the 49ers Charlie, but Hail to the Chiefs!!', 'HAHA!!! 2 more to add to the list.....”Joey and Barbara from SEATTLE....... did NOT HIT THAT RAVISHING LIKE BUTTON!!!!! That’s it.......that does it!!! I’m on the next plane to SEA FREAKIN ATTLE!!!✈️😡🤬LIKE BUTTON PEOPLE!!! Do not be Joey and Barbara from Seattle banshee boy!👻', '😡🤬🤯 HIT THAT DAMN RAVISHING LIKE BUTTON👍🏼 YOU LAZY FREELOADIN’ BASTARDS!!! If he stops making these bc of you SOB”s whose gonna show me how to pay for diapers hungh????', 'You have smooth like button plugs, but that was smoooooth.', 'that RAVISHING like button..', 'You forgot AMD. Same situation as Apple. Strong earnings, new partnerships, lots of new competitive products shown at CES but got beatdown by Coronavirus news.']	Welcome to ZipTrader! ZT's Charlie Plattus places an emphasis on day-trading, swing trading, and long term investment strategies. We study price action reactions related to news as well as a focus on technical indications on up & down trends. We strive to post the most informational and easy to understand clips on how to trade in today's volatile market. Our goal is to push our followers to develop their abilities and confidence in each and every trade. DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, reflections, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. These are Charlie's opinions, not investment/financial/legal advice. Past performance is not a predictor of future results. This is not personalized but rather general educational and informational material. Do your own due diligence and/or consult a registered financial advisor before taking any positions.	71,374,357	610,000	894	Category 1	So, in this video, you are going to be learning about the top three swing stocks for this week in early February 2020. Also, go 49ers. Let's hope that didn't age poorly by the time you watch this video. But for those of you who are unfamiliar with how these top stock videos work, I pick opportunities that are most likely to have fluctuation for us to trade off of based on things such as overreactions to negative earnings, FDA approvals, and phased data releases. And then we trade off the price action. However, if you are the type of person that just wants to randomly buy into stocks and then hope to make money, this probably isn't the right video for you. If you just want to gamble on random picks, you're going to be much better off just going to WallStreetBets on Reddit. What you need to do is you need to look at these picks as you would a job posting. Much like job postings. Stock picks aren't guaranteed ways to make money, but putting in the work makes it more likely that you'll both get the job and make money. Unfortunately, a lot of people think that just by buying into a stock, that means that they're doing something productive. No, you're gambling. If you're buying into something without a clear plan, without a clear strategy, that's gambling. There's nothing wrong with gambling, but it has no place in the trading world. But ladies and gentlemen, the only thing that I ask of you in return for this ravishing video is that you hit that ravishing like button. Okay, and quick plug for folks who are beginners or are folks that are struggling to grow their account but have some experience. We do offer ZipTraderU, which is our premium structured course and group that I work with each and every single day. I don't like to spend too much video time talking about this, but if you do want to learn whether or not this is the right fit for you or whether or not you'd find value in it, all you have to do is click the link below. It'll take you to ZipTraderU.com and you can learn all about it. Now AIMT received their FDA approval for their peanut allergy drug on Friday, causing the stock price to run up like our favorite inflamed banshee. But let's be clear from the get go. Every reaction is an overreaction and a run up like this does not scream buy to me. At least not with this overreaction correction. But you see, we haven't really had a full reaction yet. This is actually the first peanut allergy drug of this kind to be approved. This has some serious hyping potential. In fact, it's almost like every major media outlet wrote an article about it over the weekend. So what am I getting at here? Well, the run up after hours was prior to widespread knowledge of the drug's passing. So that means that this volume here, this increase in volume, this massive increase in volume, it doesn't represent any of the people that found out over the weekend. And now we've had the whole weekend for folks to be more informed. Am I saying that it's going to keep running up? That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying that we're going to have a massive increase in volume, leading to more opportunities. When you get more people informed, of course, you get a increase in trading volume because people are more excited and it becomes sort of this hype sector. But going back to the price action, I absolutely cannot stand buying stocks that are overextended on the RSI and worse yet have just broken out so massively long term. So while it's fantastic that it's run up this much and it's fantastic for people who caught it, for me personally to want to take a position, I want it to get beat down. That way, if we see signs of recovering, we could ride the price action upward. We can ride the upward potential instead of buying in when it's so overextended. Truthfully, I'm not a breakout trader. That's just never how I've done things. I like buying stocks when they're a good deal. I don't like buying things because they're 50% up, because they're 300% up, whatever. I don't, it doesn't appeal to me. In my mind, any run up like this is an inflamed banshee and banshees, eventually they run out of banshee to burn and they just go down like rabid dogs. Overreaction folks is an overreaction, but that doesn't mean that over multiple periods, we won't have more upside if we do see some pushing back upwards. See, a lot of people don't understand that just because something corrects downwards doesn't mean that it's never going to go up again, right? The ideal situation is we see something that breaks down to oversold or even worse than that. And then all of a sudden you're in this area where you can buy in at a great discount and then ride subsequent price action because this news is genuinely good for the company. Obviously, this drug is something that's going to make them a ton of money and cause a lot of shareholder interest. Even if you look back at prior price action, we saw this massive run up, then a pushback before continuing to run up, and then this happened again the day after. This would be the ideal situation for us with this next overreaction. So I do want this stock to get beat down like a duck in a duck fire. And look folks, I know that a lot of people whine and they whine and they get really upset with me when I say that I want a biopharma company to get beat down. But please folks, get over your emotions. I get a decent amount of angry messages about this. I think I've gotten at least 10 angry messages like this. The funny thing though is that your morals mean nothing to the stock market. A lot of people think that, oh, if they just trade in a morally good way that they'll just make money because the stock market rewards morals. But sadly there are two huge problems with this. The first one is that the stock market, it doesn't care about your moral values. You are irrelevant to the stock market. And the second is that there's nothing moral or immoral about buying or selling a stock. The act of buying and selling a stock, it's neutral. There's nothing moral about it. But surely it's greedy to make money off pharma stocks. Oh, cause the pharmaceutical industry is so righteous. Seriously though, do you really think that the people at A, Immune Therapeutics, are like, oh, I'm really sad that Joey or Barbara from Seattle wants my stock to go down. No, you're irrelevant to them. The truth is, and respectfully, if you are morally opposed to trading biotech stocks, don't trade them. And you're welcome not to watch my videos. But of course if you do decide to leave, make sure to hit that ravishing like button before doing so. Anyways, this screams hype and overreaction. So the question now becomes, is this period of hype over? Because if this initial overreaction hasn't finished yet, that means that we're still having this period of hyping. And that means a longer period of time before we have that overhyped correction. But anyways folks, in summary, when it comes to this position, the reason that I wanted to talk about it is because of the massive amount of potential volume that could be entering this field coming into this week. And as more volume comes in, we have more people speculating and more people putting their coins in, putting their shekels in, and giving us opportunities to trade off of. But get in at a good deal. Okay, and WWE gets beat down Thursday after hours on negative news. However, unlike WWE's wrestling competitions, this beatdown was likely not scripted. But we love beatdowns, and we love top losers. This 22% reduction in share price meant that we got beat down to oversold and overreaction lows. And since every reaction is an overreaction, we had our subsequent correction intraday and price strength for folks who are day trading. We love this because it essentially allows you to buy in at our first confirmation after oversold and ride the price strength from confirmation to validation. Congrats to any of the folks who caught this within ZipTraderU or any of the other ZipTrader communities. Great work. This was a typical overreaction play. But you'll also notice that this was also riding from oversold to overbought. Multiple elevating factors, folks. Do you see one elevating factor here? No, there's like four elevating factors here. So make sure that you're stacking elevating factors. But this is a swing trading video, so of course I'm not going to go into depth on day trades. So how are we going to play off multiple day reactions with WWE? Well, WWE has a previous pattern of taking a while to prove its overreactions. For example, the last beatdown had an initial correction, but then didn't really start having true price strength until a couple weeks later. So what that means in effect is that we want a situation like this, where we go from oversold and increasing and then get our green candlestick and green running up so that we can buy in at confirmation and sell out at validation. If we don't get that, I won't personally be touching this. It's as simple as that. We trade like spoiled brats. I know. Yada yada yada. Trading like a spoiled brat is hard, Charlie. It's hard. But folks, a lot of people are very stingy when it comes to spending their money. Be stingy when it comes to earning your money. Okay, next. Now this is a bit more mainstream than I usually like to do, but Apple has had a great earnings report. It ran up in anticipation, ran up after, and then boom, coronavirus news of Apple closing stores comes out and we get oversold. Now obviously Apple has a previous history of going from oversold to overbought, but being that this is a hype play, it's cool to see us matched with this coronavirus outbreak. But why would you want it matched with the coronavirus outbreak? Why, Charlie? Well, because what this means now is from a technical analysis standpoint, we're in this area where we have a consensus that Apple is doing well. It ran up in anticipation of earnings and it ran up after. That's a huge sign of bullish sentiment. But we have an emotional beatdown based on predictions that Apple's going to have less revenue in the future due to Apple stores closing or being temporarily shut down due to coronavirus. But while they are closing stores, it's still guesswork as to how this will affect or how long the coronavirus issue will last. So all of a sudden you're in this area where we have so much emotion in this market. This gives us an opportunity to take advantage of non-logical moves. Apple is now susceptible to negative hype having to do with the outlook for coronavirus that will make the population freak out and oversell Apple, giving us different opportunities. Now if we see it continue to sell off, we'll have an even better entry point. But the point is we want an opportunity to buy in when we are needlessly oversold, but also showing signs of price strength. We want to be able to profit off the emotions of the masses. As everyone else is freaking out, it's time for us to take advantage of opportunities. But you can't just buy these stocks because they've been beaten down. Remember, there's a reason that people are freaking out. It could continue to run down based on the coronavirus. What if it keeps spreading? What if they have to shut down stores for longer periods of time? No one really knows. So the deal is you need to make sure that you're playing off the emotions and not the actual news itself. What does that mean? And that just means waiting to buy in when we see signs of a recovery and then selling out when we get validated out. Pretty cookie cutter stuff. If you need to learn about confirmation and validation, look up ZipTrader swing entry point or look up ZipTrader swing exit point. You can learn more about how we choose our entry and exit points by doing that. But the point is you don't just buy dead dogs when they've been beat down, but you wait for signs of a recovery. Anyways, folks, I do hope that this video was valuable for you. If you have any questions whatsoever, feel free to reach out to me in the comment section below or on ZipTrader Circle. On ZipTrader Circle, we post nightly watch lists. So if you're having a hard time keeping up to date with any of these opportunities, you can feel free to join us on ZipTrader Circle. It's a free Facebook group. And for folks who are wondering what broker to trade these stocks on, I always like to send new traders over to Webull. They have an excellent platform. And if you sign up using our link below, you will get not one, but two free stocks when you sign up and deposit with any amount. Of course, we do offer ZipTrader U for anybody who is struggling to grow their account and would like to work with me each and every single day in our private tutoring chat. Anyways, folks, have a great day and I'll see you in the next video.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdO9NznVMn4	money. Okay next. Now this is a bit more mainstream than I usually like to do but Apple has had a great earnings report. It ran up in anticipation, ran up after and then boom coronavirus news of Apple closing stores comes out and we get oversold. Now obviously Apple has a previous history of going from oversold to overbought but being that this is a hype play it's cool to see us matched with this coronavirus outbreak. But why would you want it matched with the coronavirus outbreak? Why Charlie? Well because what this means now is from a technical analysis standpoint we're in this area where we have a consensus that Apple is doing well. It ran up in anticipation of earnings and it ran up after. That's a huge sign of bullish sentiment but we have an emotional beatdown based on predictions that Apple's going to have less revenue in the future due to Apple stores closing or being temporarily shut down due to coronavirus. But while they are closing stores it's still guesswork as to how this will affect or how long the coronavirus issue will last. So all of a sudden you're in this area where we have so much emotion in this market. This gives us an opportunity to take advantage of non-logical moves. Apple is now susceptible to negative hype having to do with the outlook for coronavirus that will make the population freak out and oversell Apple giving us different opportunities. Now if we see it continue to sell off we'll have an even better entry point. But the point is we want an opportunity to buy in when we are needlessly oversold but also showing signs of price strength. We want to be able to profit off the emotions of the masses as everyone else is freaking out it's time for us to take advantage of opportunities. But you can't just buy these stocks because they've been beaten down. Remember there's a reason that people are freaking out it could continue to run down based on the coronavirus. What if it keeps spreading? What if they have to shut down stores for longer periods of time? No one really knows. So the deal is you need to make sure that you're playing off the emotions and not the actual news itself. What does that mean? And that just means waiting to buy in when we see signs of a recovery and then selling out when we get validated out. Pretty cookie cutter If you need to learn about confirmation and validation look up ZipTrader swing entry point or look up ZipTrader swing exit point. You can learn more about how we choose our entry and exit points by doing that. But the point is you don't just buy dead dogs when they've been beat down but you wait for signs of a recovery.
125,899,784	167	MFXhFL7XYbI	6.974561	674.18747	Don't buy	Selected region	2	GE	null	null	null	GENERAL ELECTRIC: What happened? - Should I Buy GE Stock Now?	48,170,085	Yes	167	GENERAL ELECTRIC: What happened? - Should I Buy GE Stock Now?	2018-07-02 17:00:01+00:00	UCSglJMvX-zSgv3PEJIE_inw	Learn to Invest - Investors Grow	This video includes a brief analysis of General Electric and I try to decide if I should invest in it. NEW! 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Please consult your financial or tax professional prior to making an investment. #LearnToInvest #StocksToWatch #StockMarket	['analysis', 'cars', 'clips', 'cook', 'cook videos', 'ge', 'ge analysis', 'ge stock', 'ge stock analysis', 'general electric', 'general electric stock', 'grime', 'grime music', 'hip-hop', 'humor', 'humor videos', 'interest videos', 'is ge a buy', 'is general electric a buy', 'music', 'music videos', 'news', 'oxxxy', 'policy', 'putin', 'shoud i buy ge stock', 'sport', 'sport videos', 'stock', 'stock analysis', 'stock market', 'stocks', 'stocks to buy', 'stocks to buy now', 'trap', 'trump', 'what happened to ge', 'what happened to general electric']	en-US	680	false	45,757	362	89	["GE is up big pre-market today as GE announced they are firing John Flannery and replacing him with Larry Culp. Looks like early indications are that investors are happy with this move. GE's Stock looks like it will open near about $13 dollars this morning. Let me know what you guys think of this move by GE, specifically does this make GE stock look better?", "I don't understand how you take 15*PE and valued market cap 120 billion .. please explain sir", 'Jimmy - I think it’s time you did a fresh video on GE ; a lot has happened since you made this video and the company seems to have turned the tide.', 'Its 2020 and ge’s market cap is les than 60 billion.', '👏👏👏👏👏👏', 'it’s 11 now', "Well It's been a bit more than a year and GE is at eight bucks a share. lol In recent news they dumped their pension obligations and that is NOT a good news.", 'Great job.', 'Amazing analysis!!! I’m watching this now and am blown away by your skill. GE is now between $8-$9 a share a year later just like you mentioned might happen at the end of your video. I’m curious as to what your analysis is of GE now. Would you consider investing into GE now? Or perhaps even do a follow up analysis video of GE?\n\nAlso, thank you for the videos! I’m learning so much because of you. I am recommending your channel to my friends who also want to learn about investing.', 'I think a lot of people saw ge as a top dividend stock, they were going crazy giving dividends for money they were making off of previous investments. This last quarter looks like they’re paying to fix all of this. Hopefully they pay out an eps according to quarters in. Few years and raise slowly', "5/17/2019 GE = $10.13.... You were right, good job! I'm starting at your first video and will eventually watch every one...I can't believe the amount of work you put into each of these stocks...You must love what you do....thanks", 'Need Update New GE BOSS is Larry Culp and he is turning the ship around slowly but surely.', "Think it's gonna continue the way it is now? I've had a small increase today but nothing noteworthy.", 'so when ge spins off healthcare dept share holders also get shares of the new company?', 'Great Video, thank you! Would you now recommend to buy GE, after the share price dropped below USD 7 ?', 'You make a good point about commercial paper. As of December 24 we are on the precipice of the next financial crash. If liquidity dries up, GE is done.', "Why don't you put your notes on top / front of you because looking to a sharp left all the time is fucking annoying, and in addition it actually helps you look more professional because it make it look like you've memorized all your notes instead of obviously looking at your cheat sheet.", 'Hey you should make an update video.. cause were at $7.50 a stock', 'Wow, GE has really dropped since you have done this video.\xa0 I like how you explain the history and numbers.', 'Jimmy....What would you do to turn GE around if you were the CEO?', 'Was that a no or a yes or maybe?', 'Warren will have a check for GE in the morning 40 Billion 🤙', 'This channel is amazing', "Any idea why GE's stock price is now around the $7 level? Your advice on waiting until GE has cleaned house is very sound.", 'Copell you did a good job here on this video and analysis. The stock is down at least -43% since published. I agree with the falling knife metaphor especially with this organization. I have said before if this stock is under its 200-day moving average there is no reason to be in it. This company appears to have substantial issues that might likely be easier and more effectively resolved if it were allowed to be dissolved. These iconic brands may be reverenced from a nostalgic perceptive but when applied to smart investing I am not so sure. This thing could be going the way of westinghouse electrics road to oblivion. As noticed from the date you published this video there were indeed other substantial "bombs to be dropped" as it pertains to unknown issues. I sense there may very well likely be more exposure of things to come as of late 2018 and early 2019. This company is so large with so many tentacles in various businesses, countries, and political interests and reading their 10Qs and annual reports it is painfully obvious there is a lot of details not being revealed. With so many company’s out there today to choose from and of those, many making all time highs it is unbelievable that there are so many people willing to gamble their hard-earned money in GE. As I have stated on various posts, it might be helpful for anyone with the fever to buy this company to view the top institutional holders of the stock and see how they have been exiting major positions since at least late last year to very recently. As well as take a good hard look at the company’s performance over the past two decades. All this during a strong overall economy particularly since 2009 even with the company getting tax returns of billions whilst most other companies and citizens had to pay over 30% of their annual income. \r\n\r\nhttps://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/25/business/economy/25tax.html?fbclid=IwAR0RMNa4p1FhqZv3dYCXO6ar7OxgegQpzx2u7V-z3zwUStQgcmcu3hXch40\n\nhttps://finance.yahoo.com/quote/GE/holders?p=GE', 'You were correct on the price drop in share value. At 244 shares, it’s currently the biggest sandbag in my portfolio. 📉', 'products cost is too high', 'Low 7.72 Today Nov. 12', 'Peter lynch calls this a turn around. Turn arounds always have a lot of potential. However, if you’re a purist value investor you don’t touch it', '9.29 05NOV18', 'Since its cheap now. Should I invest/buy now?', 'BUY IT!!!!! No one knows the future!! Anything can change!!!', 'Bring back Jack Welch and the stock will would go up $10 in one day I bet!', "Excellent! Thank you for doing this and thank you for being the voice and analyst I needed to hear. I've subscribed. \nYour insight and analysis is well thought out.", 'Incredible video\nI really enjoyed that. Ty', "Good advice in that last minute... $14 when you made this video, its $12 now... and I don't think it will bottom out until $9 or worse, there is absolutely nothing on the horizon that will change its direction in the next year, or two.", 'I never buy falling company. Especially very well known.', 'https://sixsigmafails.com/', 'Everything on that graph is by design, all the problems at ge are by design the next bull run is also by design.', 'Thanks for the thoughtful analysis.', 'Wish I had listened to you Jimmy, GE is down again today after earnings. Down to $13. Dammit GE.', "GE is a great company just the guys who were on top made stupid choices I know Flannery is the guy who is going to turn around GE like he did with GE Healthcare that why I'm buying at new lows but I'm thinking long term.", 'First video i seen on here talking about recent GE..An I been searching on here', 'Very informative!! what happens in terms of value to an call option when a company spins off one of it business? Thanks', 'Good video', '----Great job!!', 'Keep it up>>>>>>', 'Good video. Subscribed.', 'This is cool', 'Good video keep it up!']	www.investorsgrow.com is an investing education website designed to simplify the world of investing; getting us all closer to our goal of achieving financial freedom.	19,613,273	280,000	538	Category 1	So, what has happened to GE? In case you haven't seen it, GE has been struggling. Here's a chart of GE going back to 2016. And here's that same chart, but this time with the S&P 500 in there as well. Yeah, it's been bad. So the question is, what happened, and where is it going to go from here? So in this video, I'm going to go through the research I've done on GE to see if GE fits as an investment in my portfolio. If you like these types of videos, hit the subscribe button, as I'm planning to do a lot more videos just like this one going forward. Since I'm an analyst by profession, you may notice that I often let the numbers tell the story for me. But in this case, I was actually interested to understand how GE got into this amazing mess. So for this video, I'm going to go back a little bit further. Well, in 1981, Jack Welsh took over as CEO. Then the company was worth about $14 billion, and by the time he left in 2001, it was worth more than $400 billion. Then Welsh resigned, and he handed the reins over to Jeffrey Immelt. Now there's been a debate as to who's to blame for the recent troubles of GE. Some say Welsh handed Immelt a company that had drifted away from its history of inventions and innovations and became too reliant on GE Capital. A quick side note, GE Capital was actually started in the Great Depression and was instituted as a way to help struggling families pay for their refrigerators and other appliances. But by the time Welsh left, GE Capital was driving a good portion of their almost $17 billion in profit. Meanwhile, GE as a whole was cutting staff, reducing research and development, and focusing mostly on building GE Capital, which had invested in everything from mortgages to credit cards to insurance and aircraft leasing. Well then, Immelt steps in, and perhaps he was trying to keep up with the legend of Jack Welsh, but he made a series of acquisitions, many of which GE overpaid for, and they haven't provided the upside that GE investors hoped that they would and that they believed that they would based on what they were being told. My goal as a potential investor and as an analyst is to try to understand where the company is today and where it will go over the next few years. So let's fast forward a bit to the more recent history. In 2014, GE bought Alstom Power for almost $11 billion and turned it into GE Power. In 2016, they combined their oil and gas business with Baker Hughes. Well since then, GE has announced that they will be separating from Baker Hughes in what they call an orderly separation. They were also spinning off GE Healthcare to become a stand-alone company. GE Healthcare currently contributes about $19 billion in revenue during 2017, and that was about 16% of overall revenue. So now, GE's new CEO, John Flannery, took over after Immelt left. He says GE is going to focus on three segments, aviation, power, and renewable energy. He also says they're going to reduce net debt by about $25 billion, maintain a higher cash balance, and reduce their use of commercial paper by the year 2020. GE uses commercial paper quite a lot. Commercial paper is short-term borrowings that will usually be paid back in less than six months. Companies use it because they typically get a good interest rate, and since it's short-term debt and it counts as a money market investment, they don't have to register with the SEC. Now commercial paper can be used to finance short-term expenses like inventories and things like that. So why is this important? Well back in the Great Recession, GE had a ton of commercial paper, and it was using it to keep its operations rolling smoothly. And as long as commercial paper was available, GE seemed to be doing fine. Well then the financial crisis hits, short-term commercial paper dries up really fast, and suddenly GE is in trouble. Warren Buffett steps in and cuts a deal for Berkshire Hathaway, giving GE about $3 billion in cash for preferred shares. GE raises another $15 billion more from an equity offering. And the federal government steps in and guarantees about $140 billion in loans. GE survives. Well today, GE's bonds have been downgraded multiple times. Moody's currently has them up at A2. They started up here at AAA when ML took over, and now they're down here. If credit rating agencies keep downgrading GE, which they've already done 5 times since 2009, this will hurt GE's ability to raise short-term financing. If nothing else, it will at least make it more expensive for them. So let's imagine that Flannery can pull off everything he said he's going to do. Let's imagine he can pull it all off. Should we buy the stock here? Well, the real question is what's the company worth? Let's take a deeper dive into our analysis and see what the numbers tell us. So let's try to calculate what the company could be worth, assuming that there are no more major bombs dropped. So I've done some research as to what other analysts are saying and as to what the company is saying, and here's what I've come up with. This table shows the past 6 years of actual revenue results for aviation, power, and renewables. To project forward, I found what I could from different analysts and came up with some growth rates for each segment, all the way through 2020. I assume aviation will grow at about 6% a year. Power won't grow at all, since they've had some competition come in on some of their major products recently, and it looks like this segment is struggling. We saw the first signs of the struggle last year when revenue pulled back in that segment. So here I presume a 0% growth rate. And frankly, I may be being a bit optimistic with that growth rate. For renewables, I have a 10% growth rate. I believe this 10% growth rate is possible, but it's also coming off of a smaller base of just about $12 billion in revenue. Next, I convert these revenue projections into profit. For both aviation and renewables, I use current profit margins and I upped the power segment profit margins from about 6% to 8%, based on some cost cutting that they say they're trying to do. And since it looks like GE as a business could stabilize by, let's say, about 2020, I went and found some competitors and looked to see what consensus estimates were on 2020 PE ratios. I found that if I use a PE ratio of about 15 times, it'll be a reasonable estimation. So my calculations here give me a result for a 2020 market cap of about $140 billion versus today's $120 billion. That would be a price of about $16 a share. Now this ignores the healthcare segment, which is being spun out, and investors are going to end up with their shares of that new company. This is not insignificant since healthcare is a strong part of GE's business and it's currently got about $20 billion in revenue on its own. If we apply a simple 3 times price to sales ratio on their $20 billion in revenue, that would mean that the healthcare segment would be valued at about $60 billion. If we add that $60 billion to our $140 billion, that would give us a projected market cap of about $200 billion, which is about $23 per share. Now since I used 2020 numbers before for the three main segments, and I used last year's revenue for the healthcare segment, it's actually not correct for me to simply add the two together. What I should do is project that revenue for the healthcare segment and apply the appropriate multiple to that future number. But since I expect revenue to grow for the healthcare segment, it would be unfair to use a $20 billion revenue number since it would be higher in 2020. But you wouldn't use a 3 times multiple, which is what they're using on this year's earnings. So the multiple would be smaller, the revenue would be higher. But by this point in my research process, I'm fairly confident with what my decision already is, and I'm not sure that the difference in those numbers is going to make that much of a difference to me. So ultimately, after all my research, here's the reason I can't invest in GE right now. GE Capital is still around, they're loaded with debt, and I believe that will be a drag on the company until they figure out what they can do with it. Flannery has already said that the healthcare spinoff may come with a decent amount of debt attached to it, or perhaps a piece of GE's large underfunded pension obligation, which would lower its value. GE's credit rating is lower, so capital is going to be more expensive. They may need to dilute investors by issuing more shares, which is one of those things that I think they might have to do if they're going to try to raise $30 or $40 billion to clean up the balance sheet. And since many of the acquisitions didn't shake out the way they expected, well then I wouldn't be surprised if future goodwill impairments would likely hurt earnings going forward. So at the end of the day, my concern here is that there are far too many assumptions that have to go perfectly for GE for this to work out. They need to clean up their balance sheet, raise more cash, keep their credit rating from sliding further, prevent good employees from jumping ship, they need to properly utilize good assets and grow the business while spinning off or selling any bad assets that they have. Meanwhile, there are a few things that could send this stock price lower rather easily. Another dividend cut, a hard no from Warren Buffett, a hiccup in the Baker Hughes deal, which is the oil and gas segment, or even a problem with the healthcare spinoff. If they announce there's going to be more debt there, that could be an issue for that company going forward. On a personal note, I got my first job out of college as an analyst at a hedge fund in 2005. And one of the first sayings that I heard was, don't try to catch a falling knife. Another one that means a similar thing was, don't fight the tape. And basically, the lesson with these was, don't try to time the bottom, or even the top for that matter. Right now, GE is trading at about $14 a share. And as silly as this sounds, I would rather buy the stock at $18 or $19 a share after they straighten this mess out and ride the stock to $25 or $30. Because it's also possible that there's another bomb to drop. Maybe Flannery isn't the right guy for the job. Maybe GE Capital is worse than people thought. My point is that this may be the bottom, but it may not be the bottom. I may repeat this analysis in a year and find out that GE is now trading at $8 or $9 a share and it looks like their house is starting to get in order. And if in the meantime, GE spins off GE Healthcare, and I really love that company based on a separate analysis of just that company, well then I can go out and buy those shares then. I don't have to jump in now and risk my hard-earned money on a company that has a thousand question marks attached to it. If you have any questions about the world of investing, any suggestions on videos, please post in the comments below and please subscribe as we continue to update with new videos every week. Thank you.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFXhFL7XYbI	GE going back to 2016, and here's that same chart, but this time with the S&P 500 in there as well. Yeah, it's been bad. So the question is, what happened, and where is it going to go from here? So in this video, I'm going to go through the research I've done on GE to see if GE fits as an investment in my portfolio. If you like these types of videos, hit the subscribe button, as I'm planning to do a lot more videos just like this one going forward. Since I'm an analyst by profession, you may notice that I often let the numbers tell the story for me, but in this case, I was actually interested to understand how GE got into this amazing mess. So for this video, I'm going to go back a little bit further. Well, in 1981, Jack Welsh took over as CEO. Then the company was worth about $14 billion, and by the time he left in 2001, it was worth more than $400 billion. Then Welsh resigned, and he handed the reins over to Jeffrey Immelt. Now there's been a debate as to who's to blame for the recent troubles of GE. Some say Welsh handed Immelt a company that had drifted away from its history of inventions and innovations and became too reliant on GE Capital. A quick side note, GE Capital was actually started in the Great Depression and was instituted as a way to help struggling families pay for their refrigerators and other appliances. But by the time Welsh left, GE Capital was driving a good portion of their almost $17 billion in profit. Meanwhile, GE as a whole was cutting staff, reducing research and development, and focusing mostly on building GE Capital, which had invested in everything from mortgages to credit cards to insurance and aircraft leasing. Well then, Immelt steps in, and perhaps he was trying to keep up with the legend of Jack Welsh, but he made a series of acquisitions, many of which GE overpaid for, and they haven't provided the upside that GE investors hoped that they would and that they believed that they would based on what they were being told. My goal as a potential investor and as an analyst is to try to understand where the company is today and where it will go over the next few years. So let's fast forward a bit to the more recent history. In 2014, GE bought Alston Power for almost $11 billion and turned it into GE Power. In 2016, they combined their oil and gas business with Baker Hughes. Well since then, GE has announced that they will be separating from Baker Hughes in what they call an orderly separation. They're also spinning off GE Healthcare to become a standalone company. GE Healthcare currently contributes about $19 billion in revenue during 2017, and that was about 16% of overall revenue. So now, GE's new CEO, John Flannery, took over after Immelt left. He says GE is going to focus on three segments, aviation, power, and renewable energy. He also says they're going to reduce net debt by about $25 billion, maintain a higher cash balance, and reduce their use of commercial paper by the year 2020. GE uses commercial paper quite a lot. Commercial paper is short-term borrowings that will usually be paid back in less than six months. Companies use it because they typically get a good interest rate, and since it's short-term debt and it counts as a money market investment, they don't have to register with the SEC. Now commercial paper can be used to finance short-term expenses like inventories and things like that. So why is this important? Well, back in the Great Recession, GE had a ton of commercial paper, and it was using it to keep its operations rolling smoothly. And as long as commercial paper was available, GE seemed to be doing fine. Well then the financial crisis hits, short-term commercial paper dries up really fast, and suddenly GE is in trouble. Warren Buffett steps in and cuts a deal for Berkshire Hathaway, giving GE about $3 billion in cash for preferred shares. GE raises another $15 billion more from an equity offering. And the federal government steps in and guarantees about $140 billion in loans. GE survives. Well today, GE's bonds have been downgraded multiple times. Moody's currently has them up at A2. They started up here at AAA when ML took over, and now they're down here. If credit rating agencies keep downgrading GE, which they've already done five times since 2009, this will hurt GE's ability to raise short-term financing. If nothing else, it will at least make it more expensive for them. So let's imagine that Flannery can pull off everything he said he's going to do. Let's imagine he can pull it all off. Should we buy the stock here? Well, the real question is what's the company worth? Let's take a deeper dive into our analysis and see what the numbers tell us. So let's try to calculate what the company could be worth, assuming that there are no more major bombs dropped. So I've done some research as to what other analysts are saying and as to what the company is saying, and here's what I've come up with. This table shows the past six years of actual revenue results for aviation, power, and renewables. To project forward, I found what I could from different analysts and came up with some growth rates for each segment, all the way through 2020. I assume aviation will grow at about 6% a year. Power won't grow at all, since they've had some competition come in on some of their major products recently, and it looks like this segment is struggling. We saw the first signs of the struggle last year when revenue pulled back in that segment. So here I presume a 0% growth rate. And frankly, I may be being a bit optimistic with that growth rate. For renewables, I have a 10% growth rate. I believe this 10% growth rate is possible, but it's also coming off of a smaller base of just about $12 billion in revenue. Next, I convert these revenue projections into profit. For both aviation and renewables, I use current profit margins and I upped the power segment profit margins from about 6% to 8%, based on some cost cutting that they say they're trying to do. And since it looks like GE as a business could stabilize by, let's say, about 2020, I went and found some competitors and looked to see what consensus estimates were on 2020 PE ratios. I found that if I use a PE ratio of about 15 times, it'll be a reasonable estimation. So my calculations here give me a result for a 2020 market cap of about $140 billion versus today's $120 billion. That would be a price of about $16 a share. Now this ignores the healthcare segment, which is being spun out, and investors are going to end up with their shares of that new company. This is not insignificant since healthcare is a strong part of GE's business and it's currently got about $20 billion in revenue on its own. If we apply a simple 3 times price to sales ratio on their $20 billion in revenue, that would mean that the healthcare segment would be valued at about $60 billion. If we add that $60 billion to our $140 billion, that would give us a projected market cap of about $200 billion, which is about $23 per share. Now since I used 2020 numbers before for the three main segments, and I used last year's revenue for the healthcare segment, it's actually not correct for me to simply add the two together. What I should do is project our revenue for the healthcare segment and apply the appropriate multiple to that future number. But since I expect revenue to grow for the healthcare segment, it would be unfair to use a $20 billion revenue number since it would be higher in 2020. But you wouldn't use a 3 times multiple, which is what they're using on this year's earnings. So the multiple would be smaller, the revenue would be higher. But by this point in my research process, I'm fairly confident with what my decision already is, and I'm not sure that the difference in those numbers is going to make that much of a difference to me. So ultimately, after all my research, here's the reason I can't invest in GE right now. GE Capital is still around, they're loaded with debt, and I believe that will be a drag on the company until they figure out what they can do with it. Flannery has already said that the healthcare spinoff may come with a decent amount of debt attached to it, or perhaps a piece of GE's large underfunded pension obligation, which would lower its value. GE's credit rating is lower, so capital is going to be more expensive. They may need to dilute investors by issuing more shares, which is one of those things that I think they might have to do if they're going to try to raise $30 or $40 billion to clean up the balance sheet. And since many of the acquisitions didn't shake out the way they expected, well then I wouldn't be surprised if future goodwill impairments would likely hurt earnings going forward. So at the end of the day, my concern here is that there are far too many assumptions that have to go perfectly for GE for this to work out. They need to clean up their balance sheet, raise more cash, keep their credit rating from sliding further, prevent good employees from jumping ship, they need to properly utilize good assets and grow the business while spinning off or selling any bad assets that they have. Meanwhile, there are a few things that could send this stock price lower rather easily. Another dividend cut, a hard no from Warren Buffett, a hiccup in the Baker Hughes deal which is an oil and gas segment, or even a problem with the healthcare spinoff. If they announce there's going to be more debt there, that could be an issue for that company going forward. On a personal note, I got my first job out of college as an analyst at a hedge fund in 2005. And one of the first sayings that I heard was, don't try to catch a falling knife. Another one that means a similar thing was, don't fight the tape. And basically, the lesson with these was, don't try to time the bottom or even the top for that matter. Right now, GE is trading at about $14 a share. And as silly as this sounds, I would rather buy the stock at $18 or $19 a share after they straighten this mess out and ride the stock to $25 or $30. Because it's also possible that there's another bomb to drop. Maybe Flannery isn't the right guy for the job. Maybe GE Capital is worse than people thought. My point is that this may be the bottom, but it may not be the bottom. I may repeat this analysis in a year and find out that GE is now trading at $8 or $9 a share and it looks like their house is starting to get in order. And if in the meantime, GE spins off GE Healthcare and I really love that company based on a separate analysis of just that company, well then I can go out and buy those shares then. I don't have to jump in now and risk my hard-earned money on a company that has a thousand question marks attached to it. If you have any questions about the world of investing, any suggestions on videos, please post in the comments below.
125,899,785	168	MR9HvEJX27c	402.368802	471.615096	Buy	Title	3	D	null	null	null	3 Dividend Stocks to Buy in March	48,186,595	Yes	168	3 Dividend Stocks to Buy in March	2020-03-06 14:45:01+00:00	UCbKdotYtcY9SxoU8CYAXdvg	Let's Talk Money! with Joseph Hogue, CFA	Download your copy of the investing spreadsheet here https://mystockmarketbasics.com/spreadsheetdiscount and find the best dividend stocks to buy now for March! See the gaps and risks in your portfolio and which stocks to buy for higher returns and less risk. The market is tumbling and doesn’t seem to know which direction it wants to go. There are a lot of risks to the 10+ year bull market and I’m not going to pretend to have all the answers. What I can tell you is stocks are already very expensive and you need to know what’s in your portfolio, where the risks are and how to manage them with buying stocks in neglected sectors. That’s what this investing spreadsheet does. Not only is it a portfolio tracker and a retirement planner, it’s also going to show you the risks in your portfolio and help you compare stocks. It will show you exactly where you need to focus and what stocks to buy right now to cover your risk. And I realized last week, I hadn’t looked at the gaps in my own portfolio for quite a while so I’m using this video for the opportunity to dig deep into my stock portfolio, see where those gaps are and fill them with a few of the best dividend stocks for March. I’ll show you my entire portfolio; all my stocks, bonds and funds as well as the percentage in each. Then I’ll analyze the portfolio and compare six stocks in three sectors to buy right now. I’ll be comparing six dividend stocks to buy in three sectors; utilities, healthcare and energy. I need more exposure in my portfolio in all three of these sectors and these are some great stocks to watch for 2020. I’m narrowing this list down to three stocks I’m buying and will be putting them in my portfolio. Join the conversation in our private Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/3083628104983203/ Join the Let's Talk Money community on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/lets_talk_money_josephhogue/ My Investing Recommendations 📈 📊 FREE download - the 5 Sites and Resources I use to invest https://mystockmarketbasics.com/myinvestingtools Check out the stock simulator and Get 2 FREE shares of stock worth up to $1000 each when you open a Webull investing account with a $100 deposit! 🤑 https://mystockmarketbasics.com/webull Free Webinar – Discover how to create a personal investing plan and beat your goals in less than an hour! I’m revealing the Goals-Based Investing Strategy I developed working private wealth management in this free webinar. Reserve your spot now! https://mystockmarketbasics.com/free-investing-webinar SUBSCRIBE to create the financial future you deserve with videos on beating debt, making more money and making your money work for you. https://peerfinance101.com/FreeMoneyVideos Joseph Hogue, CFA spent nearly a decade as an investment analyst for institutional firms and banks. He now helps people understand their financial lives through debt payoff strategies, investing and ways to save more money. He has appeared on Bloomberg and on sites like CNBC and Morningstar. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation and is a veteran of the Marine Corps. #stockmarket2020 #stockstowatch2020	['stocks to buy now', 'stocks to buy March 2020', 'dividend stocks to buy', 'dividend stocks to buy now', 'stocks im buying', 'best stocks to buy now', 'stocks to watch 2020', 'stocks to watch March 2020', 'best investments March 2020']	en	598	false	26,614	723	138	['What dividend stocks should I be watching to add in April❓', 'Can you please give us a list of companies/stocks that pay dividends in the months of March June Sept and December?\nAnd another that pays Jan, April, July and October? It would help much.', 'How do you add rows to the tracker sheet?', "i have to do a project and select 3 bonds, equity or holding cash to the portfolio of a selected man (25-45-60 yo) have you any suggestion about what select'? thanks", "i have to do a project and select 3 bonds, equity or holding cash to the portfolio of a selected man (25-45-60 yo) have you any suggestion about what select'? thanks", 'Joseph,\nPlease summarize what of your stocks goves a k1 form', 'Which stocks and etfs do you recommend investing? Just a question cause I’m just starting to invest', 'The spreadsheet is not working. I am using Excel for Mac on my MacBook Pro. Downloaded 3 different times; allowed Content change (both steps). Any thoughts?', 'Love that spread sheet!!!', 'What were those 3 stocks again', 'I want to buy my first REIT today. Simon has fallen a lot, thinking about Digital Realty or Realty Income. Which of the three is regarded as the best buy?', "I bought the spreadsheet. It doesn't work at all for me. How can I get my refund?", 'One thing I learned from Buffett 35 yrs ago. Never invest in commodity type companies. I never buy oil stocks.', 'Says download spreadsheet yet you’re charging $15 for it. WTF?', 'Are you planning on adding a feature to the spreadsheet to track dividends? Or how much dividend income per month you are receiving?', 'YT: Trading Fraternity', "I'm currently keeping an eye on CCL and DAL!", "I just purchased the spreadsheet and entered my ticker info based on the instructions. However, it doesn't update after clicking on Load Stock Data. I'm using Excel 2019 on a Mac. Does anyone have suggestions to get this fixed?", 'Hey I got the spreadsheet. It’s awesome. The only question I have is if the spreadsheet works with fractional shares? Every time I enter a fractional share the spreadsheet rounds it’s off to the next round number. Thank you !!!', 'Do you have a favorite BDC ETF?', 'So I just purchased your spreadsheet. Will there be a update to track dividends? How much they are and total annual return?', 'will the spreadsheet work on Google sheets? want to make sure before I purchase', 'Do you share your entire portfolio what you have?', 'When will you be able to enter fractional shares into the spreadsheet?', 'question? how do you make money on stocks that dont pay dividends?', "Joseph, Great video. But the spreadsheet doesn't work. I paid 15$ for this spreadsheet. I followed your instructional video before using the spreadsheet. When I click on Load Stocks button nothing gets loaded. I sent a ticket about this.", 'I purchased the portfolio tracker and it wants to save it in text format and I cannot open it. Is there a way I can reach you at so we can figure this out? Love your content BTW.', 'Is the spreadsheet a one time payment or a monthly subscription?', 'Do you expect Ford to go back up? Would you recommend buying more shares now while it is so low?', 'All you do is much appreciated!', 'As long as these companies are not supplied by China they will be good. With current stocks and how it looks like, im worried about stock market.', 'Hi thnx for another great vid joseph. Just one question. Is the 15dollars for using the spreadsheet?', 'For your spreadsheet, could you update it with fractional share inputs too? instead of automatically rounding up.', 'Another great video man I always look forward to them! I love this nice downturn in the market i am purchasing shares of CCL, WFC, DAL, and many others maybe we can make some money', 'Surprised you don’t have VNQ in your portfolio', 'waiting for the spreadsheet to support Canadian stock and ETF..', 'ALK', 'How do you feel about just investing in ETF, SPYD or SPHD?', 'Am I the only kid that does this? Lol', 'I’m not seeing where to download the spreadsheet. Is it maybe because I’m looking at this on my phone?', 'I own Exxon and have for decades, things look grim with the Coronavirus for Oil in the short term and it seems media wants to dump on Big Oil as much as possible...but if you look at the demand side (ex Coronavirus) it shows that there is growth going from 99m bpd to 102m bpd between the beginning of 2019 and 2020. At this point Oil is undervalued and at some point when Opec/Russia pull their heads out of their asses and enough companies in the US shale play go belly up any slack should go away and prices should snap back. Should...', "wow, this is the first time i see your portfolio and it's completely insane to see you bought such trash stocks and your portfolio is so messed up, i bet you can't even tell me all the stocks you own without looking at your accounts. I HIGHLY doubt you have beaten the market the last couple of years with owning those stocks, most of those heavily underperformed. you own 10 stocks of microsoft while having tens of thousands into all of these other COMPLETE GARBAGE STOCKS", 'I just opened a Robinhood acct for my 14 year old. I have 250.00. what stock should I buy?', 'Given the \'state\' of oil currently (waaay more supply than demand) aren\'t you a bit leery of touching any "oil industry" stocks until thing stabilize?', 'You don’t have very much money invested and you have a YouTube channel. You need to step it up.', 'Where do you buy your stocks from in terms of platform? I’m new and have been using Robinhood but have been trying to get more serious with it?', 'Brilliant Video will save me so much time on spreadsheets thank you kindly.', 'Anyone have an opinion on eversource?', 'One more dumb question. Will it work the same on Excel 365? Thank you for all your research', 'Does the spreadsheet work on excel for ipad?']	Welcome to your chance to create the financial future you deserve. I spent more than a decade in stock analysis for private wealth management and venture capital but I love the face-to-face interaction we get here on YouTube. I pride myself on professional analysis you won't see anywhere else on YouTube! Joseph Hogue is a financial expert and investment analyst. After serving in the Marine Corps, he started his career investing in real estate before becoming an investment analyst for some of the largest private investors. He's appeared on Bloomberg and on CNBC as an investment expert and has published ten books on investing. He holds a master's degree and the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation. Now he helps investors reach their financial goals and invest in the stock market with some of the same advice he used when working for the rich. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel, it's free and you'll never miss a video.	43,592,318	641,000	1,168	Category 1	The market drop could be a huge opportunity to find the gaps in your portfolio and pick up stocks on the cheap. In this video, I'm sharing my own portfolio to show you how I find stocks I need to add then I'll compare six stocks across ten different factors to pick my three favorite dividend stocks to buy in March. We're talking best stocks to buy today on Let's Talk Money! Beat debt. Make money. Make your money work for you. Creating the financial future you deserve. Let's talk money. Hey Bowtie Nation, Joseph Hogue with the Let's Talk Money channel here on YouTube. I want to send a special shout out to everyone in the nation, thank you for spending a part of your day to be here. If you're not part of the community yet, just click that little red subscribe button. It's free and you'll never miss an episode. Nation we recently launched our investing spreadsheet and did a live stream of portfolio reviews. We used the spreadsheet for that big picture view of your portfolio, where the risks are and the gaps you need to fill. And I realized, I haven't yet used it to find the gaps in my own portfolio. So updating our 2020 Dividend Challenge portfolio with March stocks to buy, I wanted to take this opportunity to dig in there and see where I need to boost my own portfolio for safety and returns. In this video, I'll show you my entire portfolio, we'll look at finding the gaps in asset classes and sectors, then I'm going to use the stock comparison tool to pick three stocks to buy right now. And if you haven't checked out the spreadsheet yet, I've left a link to the download page in the description below. I worked with developers for three months putting this thing together and I love how it turned out. Not only can you track your portfolio and find those risks but it's a complete retirement planner and stock comparison resource as well. So I've already entered my stocks and funds here in the portfolio tab. And remember, all you need to do is enter in the ticker symbol, the number of shares you own and the average price paid per share and click load data. The spreadsheet will fill in all this other data automatically and you'll be able to double-check to make sure it pulled in the asset class and sector for each. For example, if you get to some of these REITs, then it's sometimes not going to pull in the asset class. So you just change these, click on here and change these to the real estate asset as well as for some of your bonds. So the bond portfolio BSV, Vanguard short-term bond portfolio here, had to change this to asset class. Now a note here because we've had some questions from users. The spreadsheet right now is only set up for US listed stocks, ETFs and ADRs, so anything that trades in the US. I'm going to be updating the spreadsheet with Canadian stocks and funds as well as adding some other features but we're not there yet. So I've got 10 funds here and 32 stocks which is honestly way too many. Being an analyst and making these stock picking videos, I'm no less susceptible to that shiny object syndrome and I tend to add a lot of the stocks we talk about on the channel. Anyway we have the data for stocks and we can scroll over to see everything that this stock spreadsheet is going to pull over. It's going to pull in current price, the name of the company, its sector, industry, market cap, dividend yield, all this data, this beta which is going to be very important when you're looking at that portfolio view. Price to earnings, your current portfolio value and then this percentage of portfolio. And I love this feature because it can save you from chasing a stock down, dollar cost averaging until it's 20 or 30% of your portfolio and really wiping out your nest egg. So we see how much each fund and stock is as a percentage of my portfolio here and there are a few warning signs. This color-coded index is going to show you green when a stock is less than 3% of the portfolio, that's most of the stocks here. It's going to switch to yellow if a stock is 3% to 5% and then pink if it's between 5% and 10% of the portfolio. What you really want to watch out for is stocks that make up more than 10% of your portfolio and you'll see those in red here. It looks like I don't have any in red here but I do have a few approaching that point and I wouldn't want to add money to these if I want to keep my risk lower. Then we can check the portfolio overview tab and the first thing you'll see is this asset class breakdown, so what percentage of your portfolio do you have in stocks, bonds and real estate. Another update we're coming out with is the ability to add cash and some of these other non-stock investments so it's going to show everything here. For example, this doesn't include my cash position, my P2P investments, investing in startup companies or direct real estate properties but I'm pretty happy with these percentages here with 10% in bonds and 13% in real estate, not counting the other assets. Scrolling down in the sectors is where I really see the gaps I didn't realize. Here I can compare the percentage of my portfolio in each sector against the sector weights in the S&P 500. I can see I'm underexposed here to communication services, consumers, health care, energy and utilities. I'm a little worried about the consumer on the coronavirus scare and some of the cyclical sectors for the same reason. I do want more exposure to the utilities for that dividend yield and market protection. After Super Tuesday, I'm more comfortable looking at the health care companies and those demographic forces for that sector are pointing in the right direction. Nation, one question has pretty much dominated my thinking over the last week. What investments are going to do the best in that zero interest rate environment? The Fed made that emergency cut earlier in the week and both the 10-year and 30-year Treasuries have hit all-time lows with the 10-year rate falling below 1%. This would have been unthinkable a year ago that the U.S. could follow Japan and Europe into zero or negative interest rates but now with most of the market expecting at least another two cuts from the Fed this year, that could take the 10-year Treasury to just a quarter of a percent or less. And I know this sounds like a great idea, cheap money and near zero interest rates, but it's not all rainbows and unicorns. Banks just can't make money with long-term rates next to nothing. Instead of taking the risk to earn nothing, they just sit on their money and this is something we've seen in both Europe and Japan, the banks just don't lend. So in this kind of environment, the financial stocks suck. A sluggish economy pulls most of the cyclical stocks lower as well. Bonds do relatively well while rates are coming down but then pretty much stagnate. Really the only investments you can count on here are those safe dividend-paying sectors like utilities, telecom and maybe gold. We're going to go back to the spreadsheet into the stock comparison tab and I'm going to compare two companies in three sectors, utilities, health care and energy. I like utilities for that dividend play and I think health care will also provide some of that safety and growth. While I think energy could see more weakness on the economy, I like the value play here and could use a little more exposure in my portfolio. So our first two stocks we'll compare are Dominion Energy, ticker D, and Exelon, ticker EXC. If I click the compare button, the spreadsheet will pull that data for those ten fundamental measures as well as the average for the sector. I really like being able to compare each of these against each other but also against the sector to make sure I'm investing only in the best stocks in the group. We see that both are trading under the sector average for price to earnings ratio though Dominion is a little cheaper. Down here to the profitability margins, Dominion is dominating on these with a gross margin of 39% versus just 14% for Exelon. This operating margin is obviously wrong and a problem we've been having with that website, Financial Modeling Prep, where we're pulling this data in from the internet. But the profit margin number backs this up. Dominion is much more profitable and both these margins are well above the sector average. Dominion has a higher debt to equity ratio than Exelon but it's still well below the sector and a 5% dividend yield is excellent. I'd be a little worried about the payout ratio at 89% so the company is paying out 89% of earnings to cover the dividend versus just 66% for Exelon. That might mean dividend growth for Dominion might not be as high in the near-term but it's already at 5% so that's fine by me. Ten analysts have price targets for Dominion with one as low as $40 a share though most are grouped right around that $80 to $85 per share value. Dividends are expected higher by 3.3% over the next year so maybe a little price appreciation beyond the dividend and safety in utilities. For our health care stocks, I pulled two dividend picks from our sector series where we looked at the five best stocks in each sector. So here I'm going to look at Gilead Sciences, ticker GILD, and United Health Group, ticker UNH and click the compare button. Now here it's not exactly an apples-to-apples comparison since these two are in different industries, pharmaceuticals versus health insurance, but both are solid companies and I just want to let the numbers decide. So here Gilead has a clear advantage in the valuation with a 15-times PE ratio against that 20-times for United Health. Gilead's focus on HIV and hepatitis drugs, two of the highest profit margins for drug makers, means it also has the lead here in these profit margins. Where Gilead falls behind is in this higher debt-to-equity ratio and higher payout ratio though I'm not sure I'd even consider United Health a dividend stock with just a 1% yield. Previous price targets for Gilead range from $60 on the low side to $86 per share over the next year though earnings are expected slightly lower. Now for our energy play, I wanted to be in the largest and most established majors. The sector is really struggling and even a cut by OPEC may not be enough to stabilize prices. So if I'm adding names, I want to be in a company with a strong balance sheet and the financial flexibility to survive until prices rebound. So here we're comparing Exxon Mobil, ticker XOM, and BP. Their price to earnings are pretty close though Exxon has a much lower price to sales ratio so a better value on that measure. The profitability metrics are higher for Exxon though they're both below the sector average so I probably want to look at that and maybe try finding more profitable companies. Exxon's debt-to-equity ratio is much lower and even though the dividend yield is lower, the payout ratio for BP doesn't leave a lot of room for growth. Analysts have price targets for Exxon from $56 a share to $99 and earnings are expected to be 37% higher over the next four quarters. At the current price to earnings, I would expect any earnings growth to be a major boost to the shares and I really like this one over the next year or two. Click on the video to the right for my five favorite tech stocks to buy right now, five companies that could change the world and your wallet. Don't forget to join the Let's Talk Money community by tapping that subscribe button and clicking the bell notification.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MR9HvEJX27c	in the group. We see that both are trading under the sector average for price to earnings ratio though Dominion is a little cheaper. Down here to the profitability margins, Dominion is dominating on these with a gross margin of 39% versus just 14% for Exelon. This operating margin is obviously wrong and a problem we've been having with that website, Financial Modeling Prep, where we're pulling this data in from the internet. But the profit margin number backs this up. Dominion is just much more profitable and both these margins are well above the sector average. Dominion has a higher debt to equity ratio than Exelon but it's still well below the sector and a 5% dividend yield is excellent. I'd be a little worried about that payout ratio at 89% so the company is paying out 89% of earnings to cover the dividend versus just 66% for Exelon. That might mean dividend growth for Dominion might not be as high in the near term but it's already at 5% so that's fine by me. Ten analysts have price targets for Dominion with one as low as $40 a share though most are grouped around the $80 to $85 per share value. Earnings are expected higher by 3.3% over the next year so maybe a little price appreciation beyond the dividend and safety in utilities. For our next video, I want to show you how to get the most out of your stock and how to sell it. If you have any questions, leave them in the comments and I'll answer them in the next video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video!
125,899,785	168	MR9HvEJX27c	477.828033	526.620532	Buy	Title	3	GILD	null	null	null	3 Dividend Stocks to Buy in March	48,186,595	Yes	168	3 Dividend Stocks to Buy in March	2020-03-06 14:45:01+00:00	UCbKdotYtcY9SxoU8CYAXdvg	Let's Talk Money! with Joseph Hogue, CFA	Download your copy of the investing spreadsheet here https://mystockmarketbasics.com/spreadsheetdiscount and find the best dividend stocks to buy now for March! See the gaps and risks in your portfolio and which stocks to buy for higher returns and less risk. The market is tumbling and doesn’t seem to know which direction it wants to go. There are a lot of risks to the 10+ year bull market and I’m not going to pretend to have all the answers. What I can tell you is stocks are already very expensive and you need to know what’s in your portfolio, where the risks are and how to manage them with buying stocks in neglected sectors. That’s what this investing spreadsheet does. Not only is it a portfolio tracker and a retirement planner, it’s also going to show you the risks in your portfolio and help you compare stocks. It will show you exactly where you need to focus and what stocks to buy right now to cover your risk. And I realized last week, I hadn’t looked at the gaps in my own portfolio for quite a while so I’m using this video for the opportunity to dig deep into my stock portfolio, see where those gaps are and fill them with a few of the best dividend stocks for March. I’ll show you my entire portfolio; all my stocks, bonds and funds as well as the percentage in each. Then I’ll analyze the portfolio and compare six stocks in three sectors to buy right now. I’ll be comparing six dividend stocks to buy in three sectors; utilities, healthcare and energy. I need more exposure in my portfolio in all three of these sectors and these are some great stocks to watch for 2020. I’m narrowing this list down to three stocks I’m buying and will be putting them in my portfolio. Join the conversation in our private Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/3083628104983203/ Join the Let's Talk Money community on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/lets_talk_money_josephhogue/ My Investing Recommendations 📈 📊 FREE download - the 5 Sites and Resources I use to invest https://mystockmarketbasics.com/myinvestingtools Check out the stock simulator and Get 2 FREE shares of stock worth up to $1000 each when you open a Webull investing account with a $100 deposit! 🤑 https://mystockmarketbasics.com/webull Free Webinar – Discover how to create a personal investing plan and beat your goals in less than an hour! I’m revealing the Goals-Based Investing Strategy I developed working private wealth management in this free webinar. Reserve your spot now! https://mystockmarketbasics.com/free-investing-webinar SUBSCRIBE to create the financial future you deserve with videos on beating debt, making more money and making your money work for you. https://peerfinance101.com/FreeMoneyVideos Joseph Hogue, CFA spent nearly a decade as an investment analyst for institutional firms and banks. He now helps people understand their financial lives through debt payoff strategies, investing and ways to save more money. He has appeared on Bloomberg and on sites like CNBC and Morningstar. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation and is a veteran of the Marine Corps. #stockmarket2020 #stockstowatch2020	['stocks to buy now', 'stocks to buy March 2020', 'dividend stocks to buy', 'dividend stocks to buy now', 'stocks im buying', 'best stocks to buy now', 'stocks to watch 2020', 'stocks to watch March 2020', 'best investments March 2020']	en	598	false	26,614	723	138	['What dividend stocks should I be watching to add in April❓', 'Can you please give us a list of companies/stocks that pay dividends in the months of March June Sept and December?\nAnd another that pays Jan, April, July and October? It would help much.', 'How do you add rows to the tracker sheet?', "i have to do a project and select 3 bonds, equity or holding cash to the portfolio of a selected man (25-45-60 yo) have you any suggestion about what select'? thanks", "i have to do a project and select 3 bonds, equity or holding cash to the portfolio of a selected man (25-45-60 yo) have you any suggestion about what select'? thanks", 'Joseph,\nPlease summarize what of your stocks goves a k1 form', 'Which stocks and etfs do you recommend investing? Just a question cause I’m just starting to invest', 'The spreadsheet is not working. I am using Excel for Mac on my MacBook Pro. Downloaded 3 different times; allowed Content change (both steps). Any thoughts?', 'Love that spread sheet!!!', 'What were those 3 stocks again', 'I want to buy my first REIT today. Simon has fallen a lot, thinking about Digital Realty or Realty Income. Which of the three is regarded as the best buy?', "I bought the spreadsheet. It doesn't work at all for me. How can I get my refund?", 'One thing I learned from Buffett 35 yrs ago. Never invest in commodity type companies. I never buy oil stocks.', 'Says download spreadsheet yet you’re charging $15 for it. WTF?', 'Are you planning on adding a feature to the spreadsheet to track dividends? Or how much dividend income per month you are receiving?', 'YT: Trading Fraternity', "I'm currently keeping an eye on CCL and DAL!", "I just purchased the spreadsheet and entered my ticker info based on the instructions. However, it doesn't update after clicking on Load Stock Data. I'm using Excel 2019 on a Mac. Does anyone have suggestions to get this fixed?", 'Hey I got the spreadsheet. It’s awesome. The only question I have is if the spreadsheet works with fractional shares? Every time I enter a fractional share the spreadsheet rounds it’s off to the next round number. Thank you !!!', 'Do you have a favorite BDC ETF?', 'So I just purchased your spreadsheet. Will there be a update to track dividends? How much they are and total annual return?', 'will the spreadsheet work on Google sheets? want to make sure before I purchase', 'Do you share your entire portfolio what you have?', 'When will you be able to enter fractional shares into the spreadsheet?', 'question? how do you make money on stocks that dont pay dividends?', "Joseph, Great video. But the spreadsheet doesn't work. I paid 15$ for this spreadsheet. I followed your instructional video before using the spreadsheet. When I click on Load Stocks button nothing gets loaded. I sent a ticket about this.", 'I purchased the portfolio tracker and it wants to save it in text format and I cannot open it. Is there a way I can reach you at so we can figure this out? Love your content BTW.', 'Is the spreadsheet a one time payment or a monthly subscription?', 'Do you expect Ford to go back up? Would you recommend buying more shares now while it is so low?', 'All you do is much appreciated!', 'As long as these companies are not supplied by China they will be good. With current stocks and how it looks like, im worried about stock market.', 'Hi thnx for another great vid joseph. Just one question. Is the 15dollars for using the spreadsheet?', 'For your spreadsheet, could you update it with fractional share inputs too? instead of automatically rounding up.', 'Another great video man I always look forward to them! I love this nice downturn in the market i am purchasing shares of CCL, WFC, DAL, and many others maybe we can make some money', 'Surprised you don’t have VNQ in your portfolio', 'waiting for the spreadsheet to support Canadian stock and ETF..', 'ALK', 'How do you feel about just investing in ETF, SPYD or SPHD?', 'Am I the only kid that does this? Lol', 'I’m not seeing where to download the spreadsheet. Is it maybe because I’m looking at this on my phone?', 'I own Exxon and have for decades, things look grim with the Coronavirus for Oil in the short term and it seems media wants to dump on Big Oil as much as possible...but if you look at the demand side (ex Coronavirus) it shows that there is growth going from 99m bpd to 102m bpd between the beginning of 2019 and 2020. At this point Oil is undervalued and at some point when Opec/Russia pull their heads out of their asses and enough companies in the US shale play go belly up any slack should go away and prices should snap back. Should...', "wow, this is the first time i see your portfolio and it's completely insane to see you bought such trash stocks and your portfolio is so messed up, i bet you can't even tell me all the stocks you own without looking at your accounts. I HIGHLY doubt you have beaten the market the last couple of years with owning those stocks, most of those heavily underperformed. you own 10 stocks of microsoft while having tens of thousands into all of these other COMPLETE GARBAGE STOCKS", 'I just opened a Robinhood acct for my 14 year old. I have 250.00. what stock should I buy?', 'Given the \'state\' of oil currently (waaay more supply than demand) aren\'t you a bit leery of touching any "oil industry" stocks until thing stabilize?', 'You don’t have very much money invested and you have a YouTube channel. You need to step it up.', 'Where do you buy your stocks from in terms of platform? I’m new and have been using Robinhood but have been trying to get more serious with it?', 'Brilliant Video will save me so much time on spreadsheets thank you kindly.', 'Anyone have an opinion on eversource?', 'One more dumb question. Will it work the same on Excel 365? Thank you for all your research', 'Does the spreadsheet work on excel for ipad?']	Welcome to your chance to create the financial future you deserve. I spent more than a decade in stock analysis for private wealth management and venture capital but I love the face-to-face interaction we get here on YouTube. I pride myself on professional analysis you won't see anywhere else on YouTube! Joseph Hogue is a financial expert and investment analyst. After serving in the Marine Corps, he started his career investing in real estate before becoming an investment analyst for some of the largest private investors. He's appeared on Bloomberg and on CNBC as an investment expert and has published ten books on investing. He holds a master's degree and the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation. Now he helps investors reach their financial goals and invest in the stock market with some of the same advice he used when working for the rich. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel, it's free and you'll never miss a video.	43,592,318	641,000	1,168	Category 1	The market drop could be a huge opportunity to find the gaps in your portfolio and pick up stocks on the cheap. In this video, I'm sharing my own portfolio to show you how I find stocks I need to add then I'll compare six stocks across ten different factors to pick my three favorite dividend stocks to buy in March. We're talking best stocks to buy today on Let's Talk Money! Beat debt. Make money. Make your money work for you. Creating the financial future you deserve. Let's talk money. Hey Bowtie Nation, Joseph Hogue with the Let's Talk Money channel here on YouTube. I want to send a special shout out to everyone in the nation, thank you for spending a part of your day to be here. If you're not part of the community yet, just click that little red subscribe button. It's free and you'll never miss an episode. Nation we recently launched our investing spreadsheet and did a live stream of portfolio reviews. We used the spreadsheet for that big picture view of your portfolio, where the risks are and the gaps you need to fill. And I realized, I haven't yet used it to find the gaps in my own portfolio. So updating our 2020 Dividend Challenge portfolio with March stocks to buy, I wanted to take this opportunity to dig in there and see where I need to boost my own portfolio for safety and returns. In this video, I'll show you my entire portfolio, we'll look at finding the gaps in asset classes and sectors, then I'm going to use the stock comparison tool to pick three stocks to buy right now. And if you haven't checked out the spreadsheet yet, I've left a link to the download page in the description below. I worked with developers for three months putting this thing together and I love how it turned out. Not only can you track your portfolio and find those risks but it's a complete retirement planner and stock comparison resource as well. So I've already entered my stocks and funds here in the portfolio tab. And remember, all you need to do is enter in the ticker symbol, the number of shares you own and the average price paid per share and click load data. The spreadsheet will fill in all this other data automatically and you'll be able to double-check to make sure it pulled in the asset class and sector for each. For example, if you get to some of these REITs, then it's sometimes not going to pull in the asset class. So you just change these, click on here and change these to the real estate asset as well as for some of your bonds. So the bond portfolio BSV, Vanguard short-term bond portfolio here, had to change this to asset class. Now a note here because we've had some questions from users. The spreadsheet right now is only set up for US listed stocks, ETFs and ADRs, so anything that trades in the US. I'm going to be updating the spreadsheet with Canadian stocks and funds as well as adding some other features but we're not there yet. So I've got 10 funds here and 32 stocks which is honestly way too many. Being an analyst and making these stock picking videos, I'm no less susceptible to that shiny object syndrome and I tend to add a lot of the stocks we talk about on the channel. Anyway we have the data for stocks and we can scroll over to see everything that this stock spreadsheet is going to pull over. It's going to pull in current price, the name of the company, its sector, industry, market cap, dividend yield, all this data, this beta which is going to be very important when you're looking at that portfolio view. Price to earnings, your current portfolio value and then this percentage of portfolio. And I love this feature because it can save you from chasing a stock down, dollar cost averaging until it's 20 or 30% of your portfolio and really wiping out your nest egg. So we see how much each fund and stock is as a percentage of my portfolio here and there are a few warning signs. This color-coded index is going to show you green when a stock is less than 3% of the portfolio, that's most of the stocks here. It's going to switch to yellow if a stock is 3% to 5% and then pink if it's between 5% and 10% of the portfolio. What you really want to watch out for is stocks that make up more than 10% of your portfolio and you'll see those in red here. It looks like I don't have any in red here but I do have a few approaching that point and I wouldn't want to add money to these if I want to keep my risk lower. Then we can check the portfolio overview tab and the first thing you'll see is this asset class breakdown, so what percentage of your portfolio do you have in stocks, bonds and real estate. Another update we're coming out with is the ability to add cash and some of these other non-stock investments so it's going to show everything here. For example, this doesn't include my cash position, my P2P investments, investing in startup companies or direct real estate properties but I'm pretty happy with these percentages here with 10% in bonds and 13% in real estate, not counting the other assets. Scrolling down in the sectors is where I really see the gaps I didn't realize. Here I can compare the percentage of my portfolio in each sector against the sector weights in the S&P 500. I can see I'm underexposed here to communication services, consumers, health care, energy and utilities. I'm a little worried about the consumer on the coronavirus scare and some of the cyclical sectors for the same reason. I do want more exposure to the utilities for that dividend yield and market protection. After Super Tuesday, I'm more comfortable looking at the health care companies and those demographic forces for that sector are pointing in the right direction. Nation, one question has pretty much dominated my thinking over the last week. What investments are going to do the best in that zero interest rate environment? The Fed made that emergency cut earlier in the week and both the 10-year and 30-year Treasuries have hit all-time lows with the 10-year rate falling below 1%. This would have been unthinkable a year ago that the U.S. could follow Japan and Europe into zero or negative interest rates but now with most of the market expecting at least another two cuts from the Fed this year, that could take the 10-year Treasury to just a quarter of a percent or less. And I know this sounds like a great idea, cheap money and near zero interest rates, but it's not all rainbows and unicorns. Banks just can't make money with long-term rates next to nothing. Instead of taking the risk to earn nothing, they just sit on their money and this is something we've seen in both Europe and Japan, the banks just don't lend. So in this kind of environment, the financial stocks suck. A sluggish economy pulls most of the cyclical stocks lower as well. Bonds do relatively well while rates are coming down but then pretty much stagnate. Really the only investments you can count on here are those safe dividend-paying sectors like utilities, telecom and maybe gold. We're going to go back to the spreadsheet into the stock comparison tab and I'm going to compare two companies in three sectors, utilities, health care and energy. I like utilities for that dividend play and I think health care will also provide some of that safety and growth. While I think energy could see more weakness on the economy, I like the value play here and could use a little more exposure in my portfolio. So our first two stocks we'll compare are Dominion Energy, ticker D, and Exelon, ticker EXC. If I click the compare button, the spreadsheet will pull that data for those ten fundamental measures as well as the average for the sector. I really like being able to compare each of these against each other but also against the sector to make sure I'm investing only in the best stocks in the group. We see that both are trading under the sector average for price to earnings ratio though Dominion is a little cheaper. Down here to the profitability margins, Dominion is dominating on these with a gross margin of 39% versus just 14% for Exelon. This operating margin is obviously wrong and a problem we've been having with that website, Financial Modeling Prep, where we're pulling this data in from the internet. But the profit margin number backs this up. Dominion is much more profitable and both these margins are well above the sector average. Dominion has a higher debt to equity ratio than Exelon but it's still well below the sector and a 5% dividend yield is excellent. I'd be a little worried about the payout ratio at 89% so the company is paying out 89% of earnings to cover the dividend versus just 66% for Exelon. That might mean dividend growth for Dominion might not be as high in the near-term but it's already at 5% so that's fine by me. Ten analysts have price targets for Dominion with one as low as $40 a share though most are grouped right around that $80 to $85 per share value. Dividends are expected higher by 3.3% over the next year so maybe a little price appreciation beyond the dividend and safety in utilities. For our health care stocks, I pulled two dividend picks from our sector series where we looked at the five best stocks in each sector. So here I'm going to look at Gilead Sciences, ticker GILD, and United Health Group, ticker UNH and click the compare button. Now here it's not exactly an apples-to-apples comparison since these two are in different industries, pharmaceuticals versus health insurance, but both are solid companies and I just want to let the numbers decide. So here Gilead has a clear advantage in the valuation with a 15-times PE ratio against that 20-times for United Health. Gilead's focus on HIV and hepatitis drugs, two of the highest profit margins for drug makers, means it also has the lead here in these profit margins. Where Gilead falls behind is in this higher debt-to-equity ratio and higher payout ratio though I'm not sure I'd even consider United Health a dividend stock with just a 1% yield. Previous price targets for Gilead range from $60 on the low side to $86 per share over the next year though earnings are expected slightly lower. Now for our energy play, I wanted to be in the largest and most established majors. The sector is really struggling and even a cut by OPEC may not be enough to stabilize prices. So if I'm adding names, I want to be in a company with a strong balance sheet and the financial flexibility to survive until prices rebound. So here we're comparing Exxon Mobil, ticker XOM, and BP. Their price to earnings are pretty close though Exxon has a much lower price to sales ratio so a better value on that measure. The profitability metrics are higher for Exxon though they're both below the sector average so I probably want to look at that and maybe try finding more profitable companies. Exxon's debt-to-equity ratio is much lower and even though the dividend yield is lower, the payout ratio for BP doesn't leave a lot of room for growth. Analysts have price targets for Exxon from $56 a share to $99 and earnings are expected to be 37% higher over the next four quarters. At the current price to earnings, I would expect any earnings growth to be a major boost to the shares and I really like this one over the next year or two. Click on the video to the right for my five favorite tech stocks to buy right now, five companies that could change the world and your wallet. Don't forget to join the Let's Talk Money community by tapping that subscribe button and clicking the bell notification.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MR9HvEJX27c	Here I'm going to look at Gilead Sciences, ticker GILD, and United Health Group, ticker UNH and click the compare button. Now here it's not exactly an apples to apples comparison since these two are in different industries, pharmaceuticals versus health insurance, but both are solid companies and I just want to let the numbers decide. So here Gilead has a clear advantage in the valuation with a 15-times PE ratio against that 20-times for United Health. Gilead's focus on HIV and hepatitis drugs, two of the highest profit margins for drug also has the lead here in these profit margins. Where Gilead falls behind is in the higher debt-to-equity ratio and higher payout ratio though I'm not sure I'd even consider United Health a dividend stock with just a 1% yield. Analyst price targets for Gilead range from $60 on the low side to $86 per share over the next year though earnings are expected slightly lower.
125,899,785	168	MR9HvEJX27c	526.765113	585.67535	Buy	Title	3	XOM	null	null	null	3 Dividend Stocks to Buy in March	48,186,595	Yes	168	3 Dividend Stocks to Buy in March	2020-03-06 14:45:01+00:00	UCbKdotYtcY9SxoU8CYAXdvg	Let's Talk Money! with Joseph Hogue, CFA	Download your copy of the investing spreadsheet here https://mystockmarketbasics.com/spreadsheetdiscount and find the best dividend stocks to buy now for March! See the gaps and risks in your portfolio and which stocks to buy for higher returns and less risk. The market is tumbling and doesn’t seem to know which direction it wants to go. There are a lot of risks to the 10+ year bull market and I’m not going to pretend to have all the answers. What I can tell you is stocks are already very expensive and you need to know what’s in your portfolio, where the risks are and how to manage them with buying stocks in neglected sectors. That’s what this investing spreadsheet does. Not only is it a portfolio tracker and a retirement planner, it’s also going to show you the risks in your portfolio and help you compare stocks. It will show you exactly where you need to focus and what stocks to buy right now to cover your risk. And I realized last week, I hadn’t looked at the gaps in my own portfolio for quite a while so I’m using this video for the opportunity to dig deep into my stock portfolio, see where those gaps are and fill them with a few of the best dividend stocks for March. I’ll show you my entire portfolio; all my stocks, bonds and funds as well as the percentage in each. Then I’ll analyze the portfolio and compare six stocks in three sectors to buy right now. I’ll be comparing six dividend stocks to buy in three sectors; utilities, healthcare and energy. I need more exposure in my portfolio in all three of these sectors and these are some great stocks to watch for 2020. I’m narrowing this list down to three stocks I’m buying and will be putting them in my portfolio. Join the conversation in our private Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/3083628104983203/ Join the Let's Talk Money community on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/lets_talk_money_josephhogue/ My Investing Recommendations 📈 📊 FREE download - the 5 Sites and Resources I use to invest https://mystockmarketbasics.com/myinvestingtools Check out the stock simulator and Get 2 FREE shares of stock worth up to $1000 each when you open a Webull investing account with a $100 deposit! 🤑 https://mystockmarketbasics.com/webull Free Webinar – Discover how to create a personal investing plan and beat your goals in less than an hour! I’m revealing the Goals-Based Investing Strategy I developed working private wealth management in this free webinar. 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He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation and is a veteran of the Marine Corps. #stockmarket2020 #stockstowatch2020	['stocks to buy now', 'stocks to buy March 2020', 'dividend stocks to buy', 'dividend stocks to buy now', 'stocks im buying', 'best stocks to buy now', 'stocks to watch 2020', 'stocks to watch March 2020', 'best investments March 2020']	en	598	false	26,614	723	138	['What dividend stocks should I be watching to add in April❓', 'Can you please give us a list of companies/stocks that pay dividends in the months of March June Sept and December?\nAnd another that pays Jan, April, July and October? It would help much.', 'How do you add rows to the tracker sheet?', "i have to do a project and select 3 bonds, equity or holding cash to the portfolio of a selected man (25-45-60 yo) have you any suggestion about what select'? thanks", "i have to do a project and select 3 bonds, equity or holding cash to the portfolio of a selected man (25-45-60 yo) have you any suggestion about what select'? thanks", 'Joseph,\nPlease summarize what of your stocks goves a k1 form', 'Which stocks and etfs do you recommend investing? Just a question cause I’m just starting to invest', 'The spreadsheet is not working. I am using Excel for Mac on my MacBook Pro. Downloaded 3 different times; allowed Content change (both steps). Any thoughts?', 'Love that spread sheet!!!', 'What were those 3 stocks again', 'I want to buy my first REIT today. Simon has fallen a lot, thinking about Digital Realty or Realty Income. Which of the three is regarded as the best buy?', "I bought the spreadsheet. It doesn't work at all for me. How can I get my refund?", 'One thing I learned from Buffett 35 yrs ago. Never invest in commodity type companies. I never buy oil stocks.', 'Says download spreadsheet yet you’re charging $15 for it. WTF?', 'Are you planning on adding a feature to the spreadsheet to track dividends? Or how much dividend income per month you are receiving?', 'YT: Trading Fraternity', "I'm currently keeping an eye on CCL and DAL!", "I just purchased the spreadsheet and entered my ticker info based on the instructions. However, it doesn't update after clicking on Load Stock Data. I'm using Excel 2019 on a Mac. Does anyone have suggestions to get this fixed?", 'Hey I got the spreadsheet. It’s awesome. The only question I have is if the spreadsheet works with fractional shares? Every time I enter a fractional share the spreadsheet rounds it’s off to the next round number. Thank you !!!', 'Do you have a favorite BDC ETF?', 'So I just purchased your spreadsheet. Will there be a update to track dividends? How much they are and total annual return?', 'will the spreadsheet work on Google sheets? want to make sure before I purchase', 'Do you share your entire portfolio what you have?', 'When will you be able to enter fractional shares into the spreadsheet?', 'question? how do you make money on stocks that dont pay dividends?', "Joseph, Great video. But the spreadsheet doesn't work. I paid 15$ for this spreadsheet. I followed your instructional video before using the spreadsheet. When I click on Load Stocks button nothing gets loaded. I sent a ticket about this.", 'I purchased the portfolio tracker and it wants to save it in text format and I cannot open it. Is there a way I can reach you at so we can figure this out? Love your content BTW.', 'Is the spreadsheet a one time payment or a monthly subscription?', 'Do you expect Ford to go back up? Would you recommend buying more shares now while it is so low?', 'All you do is much appreciated!', 'As long as these companies are not supplied by China they will be good. With current stocks and how it looks like, im worried about stock market.', 'Hi thnx for another great vid joseph. Just one question. Is the 15dollars for using the spreadsheet?', 'For your spreadsheet, could you update it with fractional share inputs too? instead of automatically rounding up.', 'Another great video man I always look forward to them! I love this nice downturn in the market i am purchasing shares of CCL, WFC, DAL, and many others maybe we can make some money', 'Surprised you don’t have VNQ in your portfolio', 'waiting for the spreadsheet to support Canadian stock and ETF..', 'ALK', 'How do you feel about just investing in ETF, SPYD or SPHD?', 'Am I the only kid that does this? Lol', 'I’m not seeing where to download the spreadsheet. Is it maybe because I’m looking at this on my phone?', 'I own Exxon and have for decades, things look grim with the Coronavirus for Oil in the short term and it seems media wants to dump on Big Oil as much as possible...but if you look at the demand side (ex Coronavirus) it shows that there is growth going from 99m bpd to 102m bpd between the beginning of 2019 and 2020. At this point Oil is undervalued and at some point when Opec/Russia pull their heads out of their asses and enough companies in the US shale play go belly up any slack should go away and prices should snap back. Should...', "wow, this is the first time i see your portfolio and it's completely insane to see you bought such trash stocks and your portfolio is so messed up, i bet you can't even tell me all the stocks you own without looking at your accounts. I HIGHLY doubt you have beaten the market the last couple of years with owning those stocks, most of those heavily underperformed. you own 10 stocks of microsoft while having tens of thousands into all of these other COMPLETE GARBAGE STOCKS", 'I just opened a Robinhood acct for my 14 year old. I have 250.00. what stock should I buy?', 'Given the \'state\' of oil currently (waaay more supply than demand) aren\'t you a bit leery of touching any "oil industry" stocks until thing stabilize?', 'You don’t have very much money invested and you have a YouTube channel. You need to step it up.', 'Where do you buy your stocks from in terms of platform? I’m new and have been using Robinhood but have been trying to get more serious with it?', 'Brilliant Video will save me so much time on spreadsheets thank you kindly.', 'Anyone have an opinion on eversource?', 'One more dumb question. Will it work the same on Excel 365? Thank you for all your research', 'Does the spreadsheet work on excel for ipad?']	Welcome to your chance to create the financial future you deserve. I spent more than a decade in stock analysis for private wealth management and venture capital but I love the face-to-face interaction we get here on YouTube. I pride myself on professional analysis you won't see anywhere else on YouTube! Joseph Hogue is a financial expert and investment analyst. After serving in the Marine Corps, he started his career investing in real estate before becoming an investment analyst for some of the largest private investors. He's appeared on Bloomberg and on CNBC as an investment expert and has published ten books on investing. He holds a master's degree and the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation. Now he helps investors reach their financial goals and invest in the stock market with some of the same advice he used when working for the rich. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel, it's free and you'll never miss a video.	43,592,318	641,000	1,168	Category 1	The market drop could be a huge opportunity to find the gaps in your portfolio and pick up stocks on the cheap. In this video, I'm sharing my own portfolio to show you how I find stocks I need to add then I'll compare six stocks across ten different factors to pick my three favorite dividend stocks to buy in March. We're talking best stocks to buy today on Let's Talk Money! Beat debt. Make money. Make your money work for you. Creating the financial future you deserve. Let's talk money. Hey Bowtie Nation, Joseph Hogue with the Let's Talk Money channel here on YouTube. I want to send a special shout out to everyone in the nation, thank you for spending a part of your day to be here. If you're not part of the community yet, just click that little red subscribe button. It's free and you'll never miss an episode. Nation we recently launched our investing spreadsheet and did a live stream of portfolio reviews. We used the spreadsheet for that big picture view of your portfolio, where the risks are and the gaps you need to fill. And I realized, I haven't yet used it to find the gaps in my own portfolio. So updating our 2020 Dividend Challenge portfolio with March stocks to buy, I wanted to take this opportunity to dig in there and see where I need to boost my own portfolio for safety and returns. In this video, I'll show you my entire portfolio, we'll look at finding the gaps in asset classes and sectors, then I'm going to use the stock comparison tool to pick three stocks to buy right now. And if you haven't checked out the spreadsheet yet, I've left a link to the download page in the description below. I worked with developers for three months putting this thing together and I love how it turned out. Not only can you track your portfolio and find those risks but it's a complete retirement planner and stock comparison resource as well. So I've already entered my stocks and funds here in the portfolio tab. And remember, all you need to do is enter in the ticker symbol, the number of shares you own and the average price paid per share and click load data. The spreadsheet will fill in all this other data automatically and you'll be able to double-check to make sure it pulled in the asset class and sector for each. For example, if you get to some of these REITs, then it's sometimes not going to pull in the asset class. So you just change these, click on here and change these to the real estate asset as well as for some of your bonds. So the bond portfolio BSV, Vanguard short-term bond portfolio here, had to change this to asset class. Now a note here because we've had some questions from users. The spreadsheet right now is only set up for US listed stocks, ETFs and ADRs, so anything that trades in the US. I'm going to be updating the spreadsheet with Canadian stocks and funds as well as adding some other features but we're not there yet. So I've got 10 funds here and 32 stocks which is honestly way too many. Being an analyst and making these stock picking videos, I'm no less susceptible to that shiny object syndrome and I tend to add a lot of the stocks we talk about on the channel. Anyway we have the data for stocks and we can scroll over to see everything that this stock spreadsheet is going to pull over. It's going to pull in current price, the name of the company, its sector, industry, market cap, dividend yield, all this data, this beta which is going to be very important when you're looking at that portfolio view. Price to earnings, your current portfolio value and then this percentage of portfolio. And I love this feature because it can save you from chasing a stock down, dollar cost averaging until it's 20 or 30% of your portfolio and really wiping out your nest egg. So we see how much each fund and stock is as a percentage of my portfolio here and there are a few warning signs. This color-coded index is going to show you green when a stock is less than 3% of the portfolio, that's most of the stocks here. It's going to switch to yellow if a stock is 3% to 5% and then pink if it's between 5% and 10% of the portfolio. What you really want to watch out for is stocks that make up more than 10% of your portfolio and you'll see those in red here. It looks like I don't have any in red here but I do have a few approaching that point and I wouldn't want to add money to these if I want to keep my risk lower. Then we can check the portfolio overview tab and the first thing you'll see is this asset class breakdown, so what percentage of your portfolio do you have in stocks, bonds and real estate. Another update we're coming out with is the ability to add cash and some of these other non-stock investments so it's going to show everything here. For example, this doesn't include my cash position, my P2P investments, investing in startup companies or direct real estate properties but I'm pretty happy with these percentages here with 10% in bonds and 13% in real estate, not counting the other assets. Scrolling down in the sectors is where I really see the gaps I didn't realize. Here I can compare the percentage of my portfolio in each sector against the sector weights in the S&P 500. I can see I'm underexposed here to communication services, consumers, health care, energy and utilities. I'm a little worried about the consumer on the coronavirus scare and some of the cyclical sectors for the same reason. I do want more exposure to the utilities for that dividend yield and market protection. After Super Tuesday, I'm more comfortable looking at the health care companies and those demographic forces for that sector are pointing in the right direction. Nation, one question has pretty much dominated my thinking over the last week. What investments are going to do the best in that zero interest rate environment? The Fed made that emergency cut earlier in the week and both the 10-year and 30-year Treasuries have hit all-time lows with the 10-year rate falling below 1%. This would have been unthinkable a year ago that the U.S. could follow Japan and Europe into zero or negative interest rates but now with most of the market expecting at least another two cuts from the Fed this year, that could take the 10-year Treasury to just a quarter of a percent or less. And I know this sounds like a great idea, cheap money and near zero interest rates, but it's not all rainbows and unicorns. Banks just can't make money with long-term rates next to nothing. Instead of taking the risk to earn nothing, they just sit on their money and this is something we've seen in both Europe and Japan, the banks just don't lend. So in this kind of environment, the financial stocks suck. A sluggish economy pulls most of the cyclical stocks lower as well. Bonds do relatively well while rates are coming down but then pretty much stagnate. Really the only investments you can count on here are those safe dividend-paying sectors like utilities, telecom and maybe gold. We're going to go back to the spreadsheet into the stock comparison tab and I'm going to compare two companies in three sectors, utilities, health care and energy. I like utilities for that dividend play and I think health care will also provide some of that safety and growth. While I think energy could see more weakness on the economy, I like the value play here and could use a little more exposure in my portfolio. So our first two stocks we'll compare are Dominion Energy, ticker D, and Exelon, ticker EXC. If I click the compare button, the spreadsheet will pull that data for those ten fundamental measures as well as the average for the sector. I really like being able to compare each of these against each other but also against the sector to make sure I'm investing only in the best stocks in the group. We see that both are trading under the sector average for price to earnings ratio though Dominion is a little cheaper. Down here to the profitability margins, Dominion is dominating on these with a gross margin of 39% versus just 14% for Exelon. This operating margin is obviously wrong and a problem we've been having with that website, Financial Modeling Prep, where we're pulling this data in from the internet. But the profit margin number backs this up. Dominion is much more profitable and both these margins are well above the sector average. Dominion has a higher debt to equity ratio than Exelon but it's still well below the sector and a 5% dividend yield is excellent. I'd be a little worried about the payout ratio at 89% so the company is paying out 89% of earnings to cover the dividend versus just 66% for Exelon. That might mean dividend growth for Dominion might not be as high in the near-term but it's already at 5% so that's fine by me. Ten analysts have price targets for Dominion with one as low as $40 a share though most are grouped right around that $80 to $85 per share value. Dividends are expected higher by 3.3% over the next year so maybe a little price appreciation beyond the dividend and safety in utilities. For our health care stocks, I pulled two dividend picks from our sector series where we looked at the five best stocks in each sector. So here I'm going to look at Gilead Sciences, ticker GILD, and United Health Group, ticker UNH and click the compare button. Now here it's not exactly an apples-to-apples comparison since these two are in different industries, pharmaceuticals versus health insurance, but both are solid companies and I just want to let the numbers decide. So here Gilead has a clear advantage in the valuation with a 15-times PE ratio against that 20-times for United Health. Gilead's focus on HIV and hepatitis drugs, two of the highest profit margins for drug makers, means it also has the lead here in these profit margins. Where Gilead falls behind is in this higher debt-to-equity ratio and higher payout ratio though I'm not sure I'd even consider United Health a dividend stock with just a 1% yield. Previous price targets for Gilead range from $60 on the low side to $86 per share over the next year though earnings are expected slightly lower. Now for our energy play, I wanted to be in the largest and most established majors. The sector is really struggling and even a cut by OPEC may not be enough to stabilize prices. So if I'm adding names, I want to be in a company with a strong balance sheet and the financial flexibility to survive until prices rebound. So here we're comparing Exxon Mobil, ticker XOM, and BP. Their price to earnings are pretty close though Exxon has a much lower price to sales ratio so a better value on that measure. The profitability metrics are higher for Exxon though they're both below the sector average so I probably want to look at that and maybe try finding more profitable companies. Exxon's debt-to-equity ratio is much lower and even though the dividend yield is lower, the payout ratio for BP doesn't leave a lot of room for growth. Analysts have price targets for Exxon from $56 a share to $99 and earnings are expected to be 37% higher over the next four quarters. At the current price to earnings, I would expect any earnings growth to be a major boost to the shares and I really like this one over the next year or two. Click on the video to the right for my five favorite tech stocks to buy right now, five companies that could change the world and your wallet. Don't forget to join the Let's Talk Money community by tapping that subscribe button and clicking the bell notification.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MR9HvEJX27c	For our energy play, I wanted to be in the largest and most established majors. The sector is really struggling and even a cut by OPEC may not be enough to stabilize prices. So if I'm adding names, I want to be in a company with a strong balance sheet and the financial flexibility to survive until prices rebound. So here we're comparing Exxon Mobil, ticker XOM and BP. Their price to earnings are pretty close though Exxon has a much lower price to sales ratio so a better value on that measure. The profitability metrics are higher for Exxon though they're both below the sector average so I probably want to look at that and maybe try finding more profitable companies. Exxon's debt to equity ratio is much lower and even though the dividend yield is lower, the payout ratio for BP doesn't leave a lot of room for growth. Analysts have price targets for Exxon from $56 a share to $99 and earnings are expected to be 37% higher over the next four quarters compared to the last. At the current price to earnings, I would expect any earnings growth to be a major boost to the shares and I really like this one over the next year or two.
125,899,786	169	mSg9B9S4aI0	8.678553	710.423022	Buy	Title	2	TSLA	null	null	null	Tesla Stock Plummets on Deliveries: Buy TSLA?	48,187,353	Yes	169	Tesla Stock Plummets on Deliveries: Buy TSLA?	2024-04-03 01:00:34+00:00	UCqqHGGPbhISeKkpEx8676sw	Mr. FIRED Up Wealth	Stay up to date on Tesla Stock! In this video, we'll discuss Tesla stock deliveries, provide analysis, and make predictions for the future of TSLA stock. Is TSLA stock one of the best stocks to buy now? If you're interested in investing in Tesla, make sure to watch this video! 👽 JOIN THE BEST DISCORD INVESTING COMMUNITY ON THE PLANET: https://www.patreon.com/firedupwealth 🔥 MegaCharts: https://megacharts.com COUPON CODE = firedupwealth ⚠️ Check out my special offer to Seeking Alpha Premium: https://seekingalpha.me/MrFiredUpWealth #tsla #teslastock #tsla_stock_analysis #beststocks #stockstobuy #topstocks #stocktobuynow #growthstocks #beststockstobuynow #firedupwealth Disclaimer: I have been investing in the stock market for over 20 years, but I am not a financial advisor or a legal professional, and I am not providing financial or legal advice. Note that we may be receiving compensation from some of the firms mentioned; however, we would never cover anything that we would not consider buying ourselves. The information provided is for informational purposes only. It should not be considered legal or financial advice. FIRED Up Wealth LLC & Eric Cuka do not make any guarantee or other promise as to any results that may be obtained from using our content. No one should make any investment decision without first consulting his or her own financial advisor and conducting his or her own research and due diligence. Past performance is no guarantee of future results.	['tesla stock', 'tsla stock', 'tesla stock prediction', 'tesla stock analysis', 'tesla stock news', 'tsla stock forecast', 'tsla stock news', 'tsla technical analysis', 'tesla stock today', 'tsla stock forecast tomorrow', 'tesla fsd 12', 'tsla predictions', 'tesla stock price', 'tesla stock 2024', 'best stocks to buy now', 'fired up wealth', 'tesla stock price prediction', 'tsla stock analysis', 'tesla stock tomorrow', 'tesla stock chart', 'tesla stock predictions', 'tsla stock price prediction', 'tesla deliveries']	en-US	716	false	13,547	683	205	['👽 JOIN THE BEST DISCORD INVESTING COMMUNITY ON THE PLANET: https://www.patreon.com/firedupwealth\n\n🔥 MegaCharts: https://megacharts.com COUPON CODE = firedupwealth\n\n⚠ Check out my special offer to Seeking Alpha Premium: https://seekingalpha.me/MrFiredUpWealth', 'Good update Eric!!', 'What do you think of Nike right now?', 'Supervised self driving will help revenue in the long term.', 'My Pilgrims pride 0.32% up today when the market tanked. Chicken sales will never decline for sure. Normal folks will never want an EV.', 'Things to love about EVs:\n\n\n1. Child battery labour \n\n2. Range anxiety\n\n3. Risk of garage fires\n\n\n4. Paying 20k more than a comparable vehicle\n\n\n5. Battery degredation\n\n6. Poor resale value\n\n7. Reduced performance in cold, highway\n\n8. Higher repair costs\n\n9. Awful charging network experiences in the weather without restrooms\n\n10. Higher insurance rates\n\n11. Replacing tires more frequently \n\nBut hey theres a tax credit!', 'FSD = Falling Sales Demand. 😂', 'I appreciate the insight!', "The videos are always helpful. I had a LO trigger for TSLA today at $164.11. I have been DCA'ing on the way down. Like you said, I'm hoping to see it go lower to accumulate more shares.", 'Thanks Eric for your perspective.', "You may think I am paranoid... even insane.. but i saw the writing on the wall when Tesla was the only car co not invited to the biggest white house EV conference. (Unions support Bidens campaign etc. & gain him sooo many votes..so imo he's been out to take down Tesla from day 1) Now i do understand that the things you are talking about are not political but is it a coincidence? I mean the president does have some power. Seems suspicious to me..I am the most liberal person alive but i see this president influencing US big tech co's. NEGATIVELY, it's like he hates them all & ESP. Tesla (Now Call Tesla what u want they fit in same category) Am i crazy. Maybe. I think if trump is our next president .... Tesla will go thru the roof.. (not advocating for him i hate them both) just saying.. He knows one of the big reasons Musk bought (if not the only idk) was when trump was not allowed to be on twitter any longer.. so that's a big favor he owes to Musk (even tho he ended up creating his own channel it's still at least a big thank you!!) This is just what I watched happening with this co. & maybe I read into things too much but it all seems very odd .. and I personally find it hard to believe it is all coincidence. Am i nutz? Probably but I've seen stranger things happen in politics.", 'Target : 14', 'I believe in Tesla long like you believe in Kirk Cousins and the newly improved Falcons. Great content Eric like usual!', 'Optimus will never arrive. Nvidia is number one in humanoid robots. Optimus is dead meat.', "Thanks for sharing this Eric! For those of us who still haven't invested in TSLA, I just hope we don't miss the bus waiting for it to get around 150. Maybe, just get in now and DCA if it goes under? To hell with it I've just set a pending buy at 160 if it gets to that ", 'What’s a good buy in point for INDI?', 'Certainly accumulating here. Product is unmatched. All of my buddies who own one state that they’ll never go back to any other company. I’ll be in the market for one myself. If they can expand beyond just automobiles plus FSD this thing is set up for glory. Great video Eric!', "I think it's possible Tesla can go to 140. I suspect it to be good value around this mark on a short term horizon.", 'Yes, the morons of Wall Street are clueless twits, blindly blundering from quarter to quarter to drive trading. They don’t care as long as you buy and sell. I’m delighted to pick up a bargain!', 'Sue that activist till he drop his pants', 'Great information and realistic analysis.', "Autonomy is better way to get around? I feel sorry for anyone that believes that. Imagine all the cars in the world zipping up and down the streets knowing they're all driving themselves.The few that are out here in the world now freak me out It just seems creepy to me.", 'The 25k next gen vehicle and also the autonomous driving capabilities are going to be significant longterm game changers', 'Great work as usual Eric! Appreciate you for helping people like me be better informed. Best in the business my friend. 🔥👽', "Don' t make the mistake thinking that Europe will buy a lot of tesla cars. My government chooses BYD above their own bus building company because they're cheaper.They know BYD is cr*p quality and still they choose it. The numbers about our inflation is NOT matching with what we experience in real life. I don't see people go nuts with their money in the near future here.", 'Tesla is not a car company. Its a tech company that just happens to make cars and sell them as one of its product lines.\n\nBut wait - lets look at the last 2 years\n\nin 2022 Tesla did 67 B in car sales as compared to 14 B in other products/services. Thats a whooping 82%+ in rev from selling cars.\n\nin 2023 Tesla did 78 B in car sales as compared to 19 B in other products/services. Thats still 80% in car sales.\n\nSo yes, while there is an upside that Tesla has software and hardware that others do not, the question is the utility of that software/hardware.\n\nIf Musk folds his card in the car game and takes the partnership route with OEMs which is what I think he should have done, but EGO and all yeah... , Tesla would be worth way more than Apple at the moment. \n\nElons ADHD with his severe Autism is a big issue when it comes to leading these orgs. Its like he starts too many projects and doesnt know which one to complete.\nTheory of constraints applies here, Elon has not enough FLOW and that is bringing everything down. He needs to focus more on one thing and smash it out of the park.\n\n\nLets hope he somehow manages to merge X Tesla Space X one day and go with his dream and we all become billionaires overnight because we somehow believed in his far fetched vision and invested in his stock.\n\nGah... I digress. ', '👍👍👍👍👍', 'Great report on TSLA, nicely done. $150.00 is the lower price you buy again? Falcons got a real QB now, talented offensive skill WRs and rbs, much luck to them', "Short-term undulations don't affect the long-term thesis. Legacy auto is basically throwing in the towel on EV, so it's Musk's market going forward. Agree the charging infrastructure needs development. Thanks for your analysis on the subject.", 'Another stellar video, as usual, thank you for sharing your insight with us, mister fired up wealth!', 'TSLA long. Looks like the whole EV market is experiencing a slowdown. Thanks for the update video!', "It's a car company and nobody is paying for FSD, pl don't be delusional 😄😄😄", 'I’m hearing news that A.I Robotics may be a big trend into the future… Tesla’s Optimus Robot might be a wild card into the future!', 'If TSLA is not a car company, the EV car devision would be the burden of this company.', 'Tesla stock still has a crazy high Forward PE of 55\nI think after the next earnings report their stock will drop by around $ 14\nI think this stock will crash down this year to around $ 120 and bottom out next year around $ 100', 'Nio will win the game', 'It’s all part of the plan. Know.', 'Did buy a few shares today.', 'Thanks for the insight on Tesla', 'I am curious, according to you how long is a "long term for you"?', 'You monitoring the earthquake in Taiwan? 😬', 'you need a bad ass atl falcons jersey framed behind you like tony Gonzalez or Jamaal Anderson 😮fire 🔥 ....spice up the mood', 'All my friends who wanted to buy Tesla are buying and have bought other brands as they don’t agree with Elon Musk and his attitude and actions to destroy democracies around the world', 'outstanding work', 'Tesla is running out of customers.\nLiberals buy electric cars, not country conservatives. \nMusk is alienating his customer base.\nA lot of studies have shown that the Tesla brand has lost it\'s appeal\n\nEdit, the studies:\nReuters article yesterday: market intelligence firm Caliber\'s "consideration score" for Tesla, fell to 31% in February, less than half its high of 70% in November 2021 when it started tracking consumer interest in the brand. Study by UK firm \n\nYouGov: At the start of 2022, Tesla had a net positive score of 5.9%. By early November, however, Tesla’s approval rating had fallen to -1.4%. YouGov found that self-described liberals now view Tesla more negatively than conservatives \n\nAxios 2023: Tesla ranked 62nd by reputation among the 100 most visible brands, tumbling from 12th last year and 8th in 2021.', 'Still has a way to go down wait', 'Tesla main buyers of their EVs are 70% of Democrats living in California and New York. Elon has been shooting his foot when he started getting political and mainstream media started bashing Tesla everyday and taking things out of context. Demand has been going down because many Democrats that would buy a Tesla won’t because of Elon’s political stances. 70% of Republicans are not Tesla buyers and only drive gas cars. No wonder the deliveries were 50k less than EVs produced. The demand has gone down.', 'you do a great job.', 'One bad quarter worn an arson, a switch over and it’s a disaster over ?', 'I like Tesla and Elon Musk! Waiting to add more ! Great video Eric !']	My goal is to help YOU be a better investor & achieve financial independence! 🔥 FIRED Up Wealth 🔥 is about outperforming the stock market to achieve financial freedom & enjoy life. This community focuses on growth, disruptive technology, barbell balance & long-term investing. We use growth at a young age to outperform, & we sell that outperformance to buy blue chip dividend stocks to build passive income until we have enough to be financially free & live off dividends without selling our assets. I'm a self-made millionaire with an MBA and 20+ years of trading & investing experience. I teach fundamentals, technicals, and everything in between as your personal finance coach. 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And in terms of production, the company produced 433,000 vehicles. They do point out the fact that they had the change in the ramp up in production in Fremont as they come up with the new Model 3 Highland Edition. They also had the Red Sea issue. Also the issue with production at the Gigafactory in Berlin. So obviously, you know by now that Tesla's one of the most polarizing stocks basically ever. I've been investing 25 years and haven't really seen a whole lot of companies like this. Has a cult following. And honestly, the CEO, Elon Musk, it's a love hate relationship. Either you love the guy, anything he does, or you don't like the guy at all. Now that's always gonna create an interesting dynamic for the stock and for the company. As a long-term investor who successfully invested in growth for over two decades, I look at the big picture and I look very long-term. I try to see what the future might look like. I don't think there's any question that right now the company is going through some headwinds. Let's take a look at a few headlines. Tesla shares fall after deliveries drop 8.5% from a year ago. And this is Tesla's first year of year decline in deliveries since 2020, basically during the pandemic. So total deliveries 386,810, total production 433,371. Now what's interesting here is production declined about 1.7% from a year earlier and 12.5% sequentially, but not nearly as steep as the 8.5% annual drop in deliveries. Now, Derek, I know you and I talked about this in the comments on YouTube. We talked about how it could possibly, right now FSD is something where Elon Musk is forcing everybody to get a test drive. Now, of course, these numbers aren't gonna reflect that, but you have to wonder if that might impact things for the next quarter and the next quarter and so on. I don't really know for sure, but it is something to think about. It's something to consider. So FaxSet took 11 estimates from analysts and the expectation was around 457,000. That number has been coming down, but the estimates range from a high of 511,000 deliveries, which is way off to a low of 414,000 and it missed all of them. Now we did know about this, right? We knew that production would slow down because of this ramp up for the Model 3 at the Fremont, California factory. Tesla also faced other challenges, such as attacks on shippers in the Red Sea and temporarily suspended production at its German factory outside of Berlin in January. In March, environmental activists set fire to infrastructure near that same factory, depriving Tesla of sufficient operation power and again, causing pause in production. And one of the big things you hear a lot about is the competition. You talk about Chinese competition, including BYD. Not said by the company, but clearly one of the main factors, guys, what's happening in China. And we know what's happening there as they have lowered their production and we've seen the announcements or the reports come out of China and that clearly has an impact here. Now here's something that's really interesting that I found about BYD. BYD hands back top EV seller title to Tesla after Q1 sales decline. This just happened. So BYD sold 300,114 EVs in the first quarter and Tesla had 386,810 deliveries. So what does that tell you? It tells you that EV demand is weak across the board. It's not just Tesla. But wait a minute. I thought the economy is doing really well. I thought consumers were doing well. I thought consumers were spending money. So what's going on here? I mean, looking closer at this with BYD, sales fell 43% compared to the fourth quarter of 2023. Now, of course there are dynamics here because you're talking about China versus Tesla, which is a combination, right? You're not buying BYD vehicles at this point in the United States. And we know that the Chinese economy hasn't been doing quite as well as the US economy. But this quarterly drop from BYD gives Tesla the title back. So why are EV sales down? According to Motor Trend, it said that price is a factor. Even with the tax incentives, EVs typically cost more than hybrids. And many Americans are worried about charging their vehicles. If you follow this channel, you know that that has been my concern. Where I live, it's not easy to get access to charging stations. If you live in a major city, it might not be something to even think about. It might not be a concern at all, especially if you're just taking a Tesla to work and back, something like that, and you're just charging it at home. But if you're trying to use a Tesla to go cross country, well, depending on where you are in the US, there could be some challenges there. I was gonna say, Phil, full year estimates, I guess we can say goodbye to some two handles, right? Oh, I think that's a given. Most were already bringing them under two. We had a few people saying 1.91 million deliveries for the year as the estimate that they were putting out there. For some perspective, and I don't know if we can pull up the chart that we have showing annual deliveries, they delivered 1.81 million vehicles last year. And if they were to go to 1.92, 1.93, that would be about an 8% increase in deliveries. Now the question becomes, do they hit 1.81 million? Is there a possibility that they don't even make that? That possibility is out there, but it's early and a lot of things can change. Obviously production is likely to come back much stronger and deliveries should improve in Europe. They've been clearing out a lot of inventory in the first quarter. And if things start to firm up a bit, then certainly we expect higher numbers in the second, third and fourth quarter to what extent remains to be seen. China's the wild card in all of this guys. They are brutally competitive in terms of what's happening with EVs and EV pricing. And that's having an impact. I'm a visual learner. And I'm guessing if you're on YouTube, you probably learn visually as well. There's a startup company called MegaCharts. And I want to show you guys this. This is giving you some unique KPIs. This is for Tesla. So you go to megacharts.com, type in Tesla. And you'll see that it's got universal KPIs as well as these unique KPIs. And this is showing you that vehicle production that he just mentioned. So you can see in 2023, 1.8 million, 2022, 1.31 million, 2021, 936,000 and so on. This is very powerful for me as a visual, seeing this ramp up from 101,300 vehicle production in 2017 to 1.8 million in 2023. And looking at the revenue of Tesla, you can see how we've ramped up from 2016 to 2023. This company has really grown into itself. And of course that debate is always, is this a car company or is it something else? I call this a clean energy conglomerate. It does have a lot of moonshots that aren't even really talked about or included in metrics such as Optimus, may or may not ever happen. We do know that energy storage, right? That is part of Tesla's business. You can see how that's ramped up from 2019 to 2023. And it's continuously growing. You can also look at stats like vehicle deliveries, services and other revenue and more. You can also look at a chart here. This goes all the way back to 2017. This was a $21 stock and you can see how it ripped up here in 2021. And it's been kind of a roller coaster. You saw the stock come down to almost $100 a share, like $108 back here in 2023, early 2023. So just over a year ago, and now the stock's trading at about $165, but you can go in here and look at universal KPIs, insider trading, the cash and the balance sheet, dividends, of course, there are any dividends, ratios and more. In fact, looking at cash and working capital here, Tesla has cash and cash equivalents of $16.4 billion as of December of 2023. So the company is in a great cash position, but this is called megacharts.com. And I do have a link in the description as well as in the pinned comments. And I have a coupon code that you can use. It's FiredUpWealth. Check it out and see if it's a tool that you can utilize in your tool belt to be a better investor. So most of the headlines today are going to be pretty negative out there. This is another one here. Tesla releases Q1 2024 deliveries, disastrous results. Now going on to X here, looking at some of the bulls, the well-known names like Gene Munster. He says he believes Tesla's on the right track and the storm will pass. EVs are a better way to move a car company and autonomy is a better way to get around. Tesla's investing in that future while other car makers are slowing their investment like GM, Ford, and so on. Gary Black also on X, you know, far below consensus. I checked out a couple other ones. This is a smaller account. Top five bullish spins on Tesla Q1 volumes that he's seeing. Tesla's not a car company, only FSD matters. I just did a video last week talking about this. It's a supply, not a demand problem. Well, I could argue that maybe it's a little bit of both. Musk called off end of quarter push, that explains it. That's your opinion, I guess it's up for debate. Stock only down 5% suggests the bottom is in now. And BYD as we already talked about was even worse. Now I'm a bit surprised today because the stock honestly is holding up pretty well considering the whole market's selling off. It's 166.41 right now down about 5%. It got as low as 163.43 and later we will look at a chart and I'll tell you where I think the stock could go. There are a couple of key things to keep in mind and I'll talk about those here in a second. Looking at profitability, A plus here on Seeking Alpha. You know, if you look at this, it has a D for gross profit margin, but it does have some very positive numbers here, including net income per employee, TTM, about $107,000. The growth has obviously slowed down, but 16.86% still for forward revenue growth. And the valuation, this is where it always gets a little bit tricky. Is this a car company or is it a technology company? If it's a car company, you know, you're looking at a PEG gap TTM 2.17. Now that's not insanely expensive. Usually if it's one or less, that's going to be pretty attractive. Although you don't see that very often in high quality names. The PE gap TTM 40.75. And according to Seeking Alpha, that forward gap, that PE ratio is a 66.18. So definitely not cheap, especially if you consider this a car company. Now Tesla will have earnings coming up. We're in earnings season here coming up next week. In April 23rd, we're going to get earnings from Tesla. Recently I did a video. I said 165 to 175 is a decent DCA area, dollar cost averaging area for Tesla. But I said it could go much lower, especially if delivery numbers miss. And now the big thing you're gonna have to watch is earnings. If earnings miss, if you have a really bad earnings report, this stock could go lower. Now looking at this trend line, this is a trend line kind of going down. Before I cover that, obviously it's self-explanatory. These earnings are going to be huge for Tesla. And we've seen the growth slow down. We've seen delivery slow down. The margins have compressed. Now the story here for a long-term investor, we're looking for those numbers to improve towards the back half of the year. Obviously interest rates are not coming down quite yet. And that does have an impact on the stock as well. Another big thing to remember is that EV credits, there are some EV credits that are going away in 2024. And that is a risk. If say there's a new administration and some of those EV credits go away. So there are certainly plenty of headwinds for Tesla. Again, I'm thinking about this company as a five-year investment, knowing the stock could go lower and really wanting the stock to go lower because I want to buy more shares at a lower price. We broke slightly here to $160.51. You can see we're above it right now. And if you come down to the bottom where these two blue lines intersect, it's about $150 a share. I think if earnings are bad for Tesla, you could see this stock $150 or less. I am bullish long-term though. And I do like this stock. I think the future is bright. It's going through a tough time right now for me. It's a time to accumulate, thinking about five years or more as a long-term investor. If you're new here, make sure you subscribe to the channel. Click that bell for notifications. And if this video is helpful, drop me a like, drop me a comment, have a great rest of your day. Take care.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSg9B9S4aI0	And I'll tell you if I think the stock is a buy or not right now. These are not good, David. That's why the stock is down. Deliveries in the first quarter of 387,000 vehicles. Let me put that into some perspective. The facts that consensus as of Friday and it had been coming down was for 457,000 vehicles to be delivered first quarter of last year. The company delivered 422,000. So this is a year-over-year decline. The first since 2020 that we've seen from Tesla. And in terms of production, the company produced 433,000 vehicles. They do point out the fact that they had the change in the ramp up in production in Fremont as they come up with the new model 3 Highland Edition. They also had the Red Sea issue. Also the issue with the production at the Gigafactory in Berlin. So obviously, you know by now that Tesla's one of the most polarizing Stocks basically ever. I've been investing 25 years and haven't really seen a whole lot of companies like this has a cult following and honestly the CEO Elon Musk. It's a love-hate relationship. Either you love the guy anything he does or you don't like the guy at all. Now, that's always going to create an interesting dynamic for the stock and for the company as a long-term investor who successfully invested in growth for over two decades. I look at the big picture and I look very long-term. I try to see what the future might look like. I don't think there's any question that right now the company is going through some headwinds. Let's take a look at a few headlines. Tesla shares fall after deliveries drop 8.5% from a year ago. And this is Tesla's first year-of-year decline in delivery since 2020 basically during the pandemic. So total delivery is 386,810 total production 433,371. Now what's interesting here is production decline about 1.7% from a year earlier and 12.5% sequentially, but not nearly as steep as the 8.5% annual drop in deliveries. Now Derek, I know you and I talked about this in the comments on YouTube. We talked about how it could possibly right now FSD is something where Elon Musk is forcing everybody to get a test drive. Now, of course, these numbers aren't going to reflect that but you have to wonder if that might impact things for the next quarter in the next quarter and so on. I don't really know for sure but it is something to think about. It's something to consider. So FactSet took 11 estimates from analysts and the expectation was around 457,000. That number has been coming down but estimates range from a high of 511,000 deliveries, which is way off to a low of 414,000 and it missed all of them. Now we did know about this, right? We knew that production would slow down because this ramp up for the Model 3 at the Fremont, California factory. Tesla also faced other challenges such as attacks on shippers in the Red Sea and temporarily suspended production at its German factory outside of Berlin in January. In March, environmental activists set fire to infrastructure near that same factory depriving Tesla of sufficient operation power and again causing pause in production. And one of the big things you hear a lot about is the competition. You talk about Chinese competition, including BYD. Not said by the company but clearly one of the main factors guys, what's happening in China and we know what's happening there as they have lowered their production and we've seen the announcements or the reports come out of China and that clearly has an impact here. Now, here's something that's really interesting that I found about BYD. BYD hands back top EV seller title to Tesla after Q1 sales decline. This just happened. So BYD sold 300,114 EVs in the first quarter and Tesla had 386,810 deliveries. So what does that tell you? It tells you that EV demand is weak across the board. It's not just Tesla. But wait a minute. I thought the economy is doing really well. I thought consumers were doing well. I thought consumers were spending money. So what's going on here? I mean looking closer at this with BYD, sales fell 43% compared to the fourth quarter of 2023. Now, of course there are dynamics here because you're talking about China versus Tesla, which is a combination, right? You're not buying BYD vehicles at this point in the United States. And we know that the Chinese economy hasn't been doing quite as well as the US economy. But this quarterly drop from BYD gives Tesla the title back. So why are EV sales down? According to Motor Trend, it said that price is a factor. Even with the tax incentives, EVs typically cost more than hybrids. And many Americans are worried about charging their vehicles. If you follow this channel, you know that that has been my concern. Where I live, it's not easy to get access to charging stations. If you live in a major city, it might not be something to even think about. It might not be a concern at all. Especially if you're just taking a Tesla to work and back, something like that, and you're just charging it at home. But if you're trying to use a Tesla to go cross-country, well, depending on where you are in the US, there could be some challenges there. I was going to say, Phil, full year estimates. I guess we can say goodbye to some two handles, right? Oh, I think that's a given. Most were already bringing them under two. We had a few people saying 1.91 million deliveries for the year as the estimate that they were putting out there. For some perspective, and I don't know if we can pull up the chart that we have showing annual deliveries, they delivered 1.81 million vehicles last year. And if they were to go to 1.92, 1.93, that would be about an 8% increase in deliveries. Now the question becomes, do they hit 1.81 million? Is there a possibility that they don't even make that? That possibility is out there, but it's early and a lot of things can change. Obviously, production is likely to come back much stronger and deliveries should improve in Europe. They've been clearing out a lot of inventory in the first quarter. And if things start to firm up a bit, then certainly we expect higher numbers in the second, third, and fourth quarter, to what extent remains to be seen. China's the wild card in all of this, guys. They are brutally competitive in terms of what's happening with EVs and EV pricing, and that's having an impact. I'm a visual learner, and I'm guessing if you're on YouTube, you probably learn visually as well. There's a startup company called MegaCharts, and I want to show you guys this. This is giving you some unique KPIs. This is for Tesla. So you go to MegaCharts.com, type in Tesla. It's got universal KPIs as well as these unique KPIs. And this is showing you that vehicle production that he just mentioned. So you can see in 2023, 1.8 million. 2022, 1.31 million. 2021, 936,000 and so on. This is very powerful for me as a visual, seeing this ramp up from a 101,300 vehicle production in 2017 to 1.8 million in 2023. And looking at the revenue of Tesla, you can see how we've ramped up from 2016 to 2023. This company has really grown into itself. And of course, that debate is always, is this a car company or is it something else? I call this a clean energy conglomerate. It does have a lot of moonshots that aren't even really talked about or included in metrics such as Optimus. May or may not ever happen. We do know that energy storage, right? That is part of Tesla's business. You can see how that's ramped up from 2019 to 2023, and it's continuously growing. You can also look at stats like vehicle deliveries, services, and other revenue and more. You can also look at a chart here. This goes all the way back to 2017. This is a $21 stock and you can see how it ripped up here in 2021. And it's been kind of a roller coaster. You saw the stock come down to almost $100 a share, like $108 back here in 2023, early 2023. So just over a year ago and now the stock's trading at about $165. But you can go in here and look at Universal KPIs, insider training, the cash and the balance sheet, dividends. Of course, there aren't any dividends, ratios and more. In fact, looking at cash and working capital here, Tesla has cash and cash equivalents of $16.4 billion as of December of 2023. So the company is in a great cash position, but this is called megacharts.com. And I do have a link in the description as well as in the pinned comments. And I have a coupon code that you can use. It's FiredUpWealth. Check it out and see if it's a tool that you can utilize in your tool belt to be a better investor. So most of the headlines today are going to be pretty negative out there. This is another one here. Tesla releases Q1 2024 deliveries, disastrous results. Now going on to X here, looking at some of the bulls, the well-known names like Gene Munster. He says he believes Tesla's on the right track and the storm will pass. EVs are a better way to move a car company and autonomy is a better way to get around. Tesla's investing in that future while other car makers are slowing their investment like GM, Ford and so on. Gary Black also on X, you know, far below consensus. I checked out a couple other ones. This is a smaller account, top 5 bullish spins on Tesla Q1 volumes that he's seeing. Tesla's not a car company, only FSD matters. I just did a video last week talking about this. It's a supply, not a demand problem. Well, I could argue that maybe it's a little bit of both. Musk called off end of quarter push. That explains it. Oh, that's your opinion. I guess it's up for debate. Stock only down 5% suggests the bottom is in now. And BYD as we already talked about was even worse. Now I'm a bit surprised today because the stock honestly is holding up pretty well considering the whole market selling off. It's 166 41 right now down about 5%. It got as low as 163 43 and later we will look at a chart and I'll tell you where I think the stock could go. There are a couple of key things to keep in mind and I'll talk about those here in a second looking at profitability a plus here on seeking alpha, you know, if you look at this, it has a D for gross profit margin, but it does have some very positive numbers here, including net income per employee TTM about a hundred and seven thousand dollars. The growth is obviously slowed down, but 16.86% still for forward revenue growth and the valuation. This is where it always gets a little bit tricky. Is this a car company or is it a technology company? If it's a car company, you know, you're looking at a peg gap TTM 2.17. Now that's not insanely expensive. Usually if it's one or less that's going to be pretty attractive. Although you don't see that very often in high quality names, the PE gap TTM 40.75 and according to seeking alpha that forward gap that PE ratio is a 66.18. So definitely not cheap, especially if you consider this a car company. Now Tesla will have earnings coming up. We're in earning season here coming up next week in April 23rd. We're going to get earnings from Tesla recently. I did a video. I said 165 to 175 is a decent DCA area dollar cost averaging area for Tesla, but I said it could go much lower, especially if delivery numbers miss and now the big thing you have to watch is earnings. If earnings miss, if you have a really bad earnings report, this stock could go lower. Now looking at this trend line. This is a trend line kind of going down before I cover that. Obviously it's self-explanatory. These earnings are going to be huge for Tesla and we've seen the growth, you know, slow down. We've seen delivery slow down. The margins have compressed. Now the story here for a long-term investor. We're looking for those numbers to improve towards the back half of the year. Obviously interest rates are not coming down quite yet. And that does have an impact on the stock as well. Another big thing to remember is that EV credits. There are some EV credits that are going away in 2024 and that is a risk if say there's a new administration and some of those EV credits go away. So there are certainly plenty of headwinds for Tesla. Again, I'm thinking about this company as a five-year investment, knowing the stock could go lower and really wanting the stock to go lower because I want to buy more shares at a lower price. We broke slightly here to $160.51. You can see we're above it right now. And if you come down to the bottom where these two blue lines intersect, it's about $150 a share. I think if earnings are bad for Tesla, you could see this stock $150 or less. I am bullish long-term though, and I do like this stock. I think the future is bright. It's going through a tough time right now for me. It's a time to accumulate thinking about five years or more as a long-term investor. If you're new here, make sure you subscribe the channel. Click that bell for notifications.
125,899,787	170	mvFymoZTMNA	0.077717	35.549751	Sell	Selected region	2	INTC	null	null	null	I SOLD This Dividend Stock	48,187,503	Yes	170	I SOLD This Dividend Stock	2023-11-30 21:08:51+00:00	UC4SK8IQ_u14VjUE8KtugSmw	Ryne Williams	📊 GET MY DIVIDEND PORTFOLIO TRACKING SPREADSHEET (FREE) ► https://www.retirewithryne.com/free-portfolio-tracker 📊 THE ULTIMATE DIVIDEND PORTFOLIO TRACKER (FREE) ► https://www.qhkv6trk.com/cmp/51Z38H/HXP6K/ 📈 SEEKING ALPHA PREMIUM (GET 30% OFF) ► https://bit.ly/3WWZ7tm 💬 JOIN THE DRIP N' SIP DISCORD GROUP WITH 2,600 MEMBERS (FREE) ► https://discord.gg/kEesjzkHZh The ideas and opinions presented in this video are meant for informational and entertainment purposes only, are not intended to serve as a recommendation to buy or sell any security in any account, and are not an offer or sale of a security. They are also not research reports and are not intended to serve as the basis for any investment decision.	null	en-US	36	false	7,890	292	46	['What was the last stock you sold out of? Share it in the comments below! 👇', 'JEPI', 'Arkk. Tax lost harvested.', 'I decided to sell fivver when i finally broke even', 'Last position I sold out of was RYLD', "Kept INTC; I believe in what they're doing with building on shore chip mfg. Sold MMM and AWR. Made a good profit on AWR sale and put it in SCHD.", 'Why sell?', 'I sold out of intel before they dropped.', 'Keep going Ryne', 'VEQT at like $28 profit 📈 moving those funds to PEP!', 'I bought and sold Amazon on 30th of nov played it perfectly only missed 10 cent profit', 'Still holding intel I averaged down to to 27, sold Zim', 'My last stock sale was ZIM, I ended up dumping all the proceeds into SCHD and never felt better.', 'I sold Intel after dividend cut. My last sale was IBM', 'Sold all my MMM. I’m keeping Intel, though.', 'Would have stuck with Intel.. i believe they are about to do a comeback..', 'Did the same with target, went with mpw🤓 i’m young so i can go nuts once in a while.', 'I sold MMM right on time before bigger problems', 'My average cost is $27. Thinking about selling as well.', "Me too. My cover call expires tomorrow at 39 which was my cost but with covered calls I've sold and dividends I'm glad to be out", 'Tesla 😅', 'I sold my VZ position this week …made enough to buy a burger at in and out', 'Why we are in the AI boom market. It’s going to go sky high.', 'Mine was EL.', 'Sold PMVP for 30% gain', 'Sold out of CHK and WMT. Didn’t fit my goals.', "What do you plan to do with the cash? I've never sold in my 2 years of investing. Its just been going up over time", 'Sold out of mmm and plan to sell T and VZ once they go up a little more', 'Why did u Sell intel?', "I don't blame you. \n\nThe last thing I sold was HYMC.", 'Weird, soon to be intel as well 😁', 'you got extremely lucky on this one', 'My last big sale was Intel. Divided the $5,000 or so between NVIDIA and a few shares of Texas Instruments.', 'One man’s trash is another man’s treasurer. I doubled down on Intel after the divvy cut and my average\nCost is in the low 30s.', 'I Sold STAG', 'Mine was ASML only reason I don’t think it will be any time soon I’ll be able to afford to buy a full stock as trying to build others that are at low price at moment.']	This channel is all about reaching financial freedom with dividend investing. Here, I am documenting my investing journey, and hope to inspire and motivate others to start investing for themselves. I want to show that if I can do this, then so can each and every one of you.	7,923,235	58,000	700	Category 1	Alright guys, so I just made a major sale in my portfolio and I ended up selling out of Intel, which has had a crazy year so far. Just in the last month, Intel is up over 23% and year to date, the company has seen a crazy 65% surge in share price, which was so nice because I was down quite a bit. My average cost with Intel was $44.29 and as you can see, I ended up selling it $44.46, so I ended up just barely in the green. Although it would have been nice to squeeze out some more profit with Intel, it could have been a lot worse and I'm glad I stayed patient and waited for the share price to come back up. And with that said, I want to hear from you. What was the last stock that you sold out of? Let me know in the comments.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvFymoZTMNA	All right guys, so I just made a major sale in my portfolio and I ended up selling out of Intel, which has had a crazy year so far. Just in the last month, Intel is up over 23% and year to date, the company has seen a crazy 65% surge in share price, which was so nice because I was down quite a bit. My average cost with Intel was $44.29. And as you can see, I ended up selling it $44.46. So I ended up just barely in the green. Although it would have been nice to squeeze out some more profit with Intel, it could have been a lot worse. And I'm glad I stayed patient and waited for the share price to come back up. And with that said, I wanna hear from you. What was the last stock that you sold out of? Let me know in the comments.
125,899,788	171	MWlli2e3eV0	112.439373	321.724437	Buy	Title	3	JNJ	null	null	null	3 Of The BEST Dividend Kings To Buy For The Rest Of 2023	48,189,052	Yes	171	3 Of The BEST Dividend Kings To Buy For The Rest Of 2023	2023-04-19 16:00:26+00:00	UCC7xhD0o7FBHdKXZxMRFspQ	Mark Roussin, CPA	Dividend Kings is made up of an elite group of companies that have consistently increased their dividend for 50+Becoming consecutive years. There are 48 companies on the prestigious Dividend Kings list. in today's video, we cover 3 of the BEST Dividend Kings to buy for the rest of 2023. These companies all have: - Growing Dividends - Great Valuations - Well Covered Dividends I own all 3 of these Dividend Kings within my portfolio. If you are interested in seeing my entire dividend portfolio, consider subscribing to my premium newsletter The Dividend Investor's Edge and get more great content delivered straight to your inbox. 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Trading at solid prices right now!', '54 yrs old 👊', "I found some Lowe's stock for some time but now I'm thinking about getting just a little bit of the other s as well. BTW I put in the same amount into Lowe's and Berkshire Hathaway about the same time and it looks like Lowe's has slightly out performed Berkshire Hathaway but then again Lowe's a good heavy hitter sector while Berkshire is more so much so that it's like it's a mutual fund", 'I love them all ! Killer video', 'I own shares of Lowe’s and J&J stocks 😊', 'I enjoy your videos, you do a great job. Of these discussed I own JNJ, MO, and HD : )', 'Thank you for the knowledge as always', "I never understand the ppl who won't invest in tabbaco stocks based on moral grounds but have no issue investing in companies like McDonald's, Pepsi or KO. One kills you through lung disease the other heart disease and obesity. Pick ur poison", 'Great 👍 content 👌', '😊', 'Thanks for the video, Mark. Always learning about dividends. I like the way you present and provide the information. Greetings from Spain', "All three of these are great dividend stocks, I love Lowes though, it's my biggest holding at 14.5%, great growth and over 10% dividend growth.", 'What do you think of 3m?', 'Hi Mark. Thank you for the video. It’s been a long time I took a look at IBM. So what do you think? Does it worth to invest in it? Dividend yield looks good. It’s a big corporation at the same time. Would you consider this company as a long term investment?', 'Mark . Love / hate ( fantasy football style ) on Crowdstrike or Block . I wanna rotate out of those positions but down a little on each. It’s consuming my soul to sit on it or just cut n run', 'I would like to see a video on who you think will be the next dividend king']	Welcome to my channel! If you are looking to boost your financial knowledge and learn about stocks, you have come to the right place! My name is Mark -- I am a Certified Public Accountant who has been investing for nearly 15 years. I have been an active CPA in the state of California for over a decade now. I am also the founder of Roussin Financial (RoussinFinancial.com) which is my own financial business created with the intention of helping investors enhance their financial literacy. I have performed 1 on 1 coaching for a number of clients in the topics of both Personal Finances and Investing. My goal with this YouTube channel is to spread Financial Literacy for those looking to learn. I will be discussing stock picks, investing strategies, market news, and other financial topics which are intended to be for information purposes only. If these topics interest you, please hit that SUBSCRIBE button and let's get investing!	4,446,640	54,900	288	Category 1	The Dividend Kings list is a prestigious list made up of some of the most consistent dividend-growing stocks on the market today. As of the end of Q1, there were 48 stocks considered to be Dividend Kings. Many investors are familiar with the term Dividend Aristocrats, but what about Dividend Kings? A Dividend Aristocrat is an S&P 500 company that has increased its dividend for 25 consecutive years or more. A Dividend King takes things one step further. There's no need to be an S&P 500 company, but stocks on this list must increase their dividend for 50 consecutive years or more. I bet many of you watching this right now are not even 50 years old, so you can imagine 50 consecutive years of dividend hikes is quite an accomplishment. As such, in today's video, we are going to take a look at three of the best Dividend Kings to invest in for the rest of 2023. So if you're excited about today's video, do me a huge favor, click that like button down below as that is huge for the growth of this channel, and let's get started. Hey everyone, Mark Rusin here. As always, I'm a CPA and not a financial advisor, so please perform your due diligence before investing in any stock or ETF mentioned today, as this is not financial advice. And before we begin, let me take a moment to thank today's sponsor, The Motley Fool. The Motley Fool has a ton of great products and resources for investors of all different levels. Right now, if you go to fool.com forward slash mark, you could sign up to receive their top 10 stocks to buy right now, completely free. Just see that link down in the description below. Now back to our video discussing three of the best Dividend Kings to invest in for the rest of 2023. Beginning with Dividend King number one, which is Johnson & Johnson, stock ticker J&J. Johnson & Johnson is a healthcare conglomerate with a market cap of over $400 billion. The company recently released their Q1 earnings that were pretty solid. Looking here at the quarter, you can see that company revenues came in at $24.7 billion. Analysts were looking for $23.6 billion. In terms of adjusted earnings per share, that came in at $2.68 per share, compared to analysts' expectations of $2.50. So the company beat analysts' expectations on both the top and the bottom lines. In terms of revenues, revenues grew year over year 5.6%. But when you take away the impacts, the negative impacts of the foreign currency exchange, revenues actually grew 9%. EPS for the quarter was rather flat, growing just 0.4%. Now let's take a look at the segment reporting results. The consumer health segment reported revenues of $3.85 billion, which was reported growth of 7.4%. But again, if you take out the foreign currency headwinds, which is adjusted revenue growth, they actually grew 11.3%, the fastest growing segment of all three we're going to look at. The pharmaceutical segment, which is the largest, generated revenues of $13.41 billion. That's a reported revenue growth of 4.2% and adjusted revenue growth of 7.2%. And then finally, Medtech. They generated revenues of $7.48 billion, good enough for reported revenue growth of 7.3% and adjusted revenue growth of 11.0%. In addition to a solid quarter, results-wise, management also increased their 2023 guidance, optimistic about the rest of the year after a solid Q1. Revenues are expected to grow 5% in 2023, which is up from the 4% guidance they gave back in January. Adjusted EPS is now expected to come in at $10.65 per share, up from prior guidance of $10.55 per share. J&J has also been in the news the past few weeks as they are reports of a possible settlement with their talc-related lawsuits, an $8.9 billion settlement, which is a huge relief for investors if that goes through. Lastly, management increased the dividend by 5.3% during this quarter, making that now 61 consecutive years of dividend growth, making them firmly a dividend king. Speaking of the dividend, J&J currently pays a dividend of $4.76 per share, which equates to a dividend yield slightly below 3%. The company has a 5-year dividend growth rate of 6%. Now let's take a look at valuation. There are a lot of headwinds for the company and the stock market moving forward, which makes owning high-quality dividend stocks like Johnson & Johnson a major plus. Johnson & Johnson closed the day of this video at $161 per share, and based on their 2023 guidance from management of $10.65 per share, Johnson & Johnson trades at a forward earnings multiple of 15.1 times. Now if we compare that, over the past 5 years, Johnson & Johnson has traded closer to 17.2 times, and over the past decade, closer to 17.3 times. Might I also mention that Johnson & Johnson is a AAA-rated company. Now let's move on to Dividend King number 2, which is Altria Group, stock ticker MO. Altria Group is a tobacco giant with a market cap of $81 billion. Over the past year, shares of Altria Group are down roughly 15%. I understand if this company may not be for you based on the products they sell, and the negativity around that, and I completely understand that, but some folks out there are just investing based on a total return, regardless of the products or services, because really when it comes down to it, you can narrow down a lot of negativity around a number of different stocks and companies out there. So if this company is not for you, then you can move on to number 3, but if this company is for you, then let's keep rolling. Altria Group is one of the largest tobacco companies in the world, although they just sell primarily here in the United States. They've had a number of missteps in the past years over their vaping investments and marketing tactics, as well as some poor investments they've made. Some of those investments include Juul, which was related to vaping, and also their investment in Kronos Group. However, vape and cannabis continue to be unknowns that some believe have sizable upside. Altria owns brands under their corporate name as well as Philip Morris International, US Smokeless, John Middleton, Helix, and they also have investments as mentioned in AB InBev and Kronos Group. Even with the missteps that Altria Group has seen, the company continues to generate huge amounts of free cash flow, and as a dividend investor, I love seeing huge amounts of free cash flow. Over the past 4 quarters, Altria Group has generated more than $8 billion of free cash flow, and much of that has been paid out to dividends. In fact, $6.6 billion is paid out to fund a high-yield dividend. Speaking of the dividend, if you are looking for high-yield, Altria is a great place to look. The company currently pays a dividend of $3.76 per share, which equates to that high yield of 8.3%. They do have a high payout ratio of 76%, so that's something to keep an eye on, and they have a 5-year dividend growth rate of 7%. In terms of consecutive dividend growth, Altria Group has increased their dividend for 53 consecutive years. Now let's see if this stock is worthy of a buy. Analysts are looking for 2023 EPS of $5.06 per share, which would be a 5% increase year-over-year. That equates to a forward price-to-earnings multiple of 9.1 times. Over the past 5 years, they've traded closer to 10.5, and over the past decade, Altria shares have traded closer to 15.1 times. The third dividend king on our list today for the rest of 2023 is Lowe's Companies, stock ticker LOW. Lowe's Companies is a name I have covered on this channel before, and it is a name I really like at these valuations. They operate within a duopoly, with Home Depot within the home improvement sector. Over the years, Lowe's has done a tremendous job closing the gap between them and Home Depot. After all, Home Depot is one of the most efficient and well-run companies on the market today. A lot of this has taken place under the leadership of Marvin Ellison, who happened to hold a senior leadership role at Home Depot years back. In his time, Mr. Ellison has made some huge changes that have had a positive impact on the company overall. He has made changes to store layout. He has made changes to the number of SKUs focusing on higher margin items. He has also made changes on the POS system. He has also made changes focusing more on the Pro Customer. In addition to many other things, those vast improvements in efficiency have shown in the share price as well. Looking at this chart here, you can see that over the past 5 years, on a total return perspective, Lowe's has generated a 160% return compared to Home Depot returning 90% and the S&P 500 returning 67%. Free cash flow is an area that has seen strong growth as well. Looking at this chart, you can see that Lowe's has gone from free cash flow per share of roughly $2 to nearly $11 per share today. For comparable purposes, Home Depot has free cash flow per share of $11.20, so still room for improvement for Lowe's. Free cash flow, especially growing free cash flow, is exactly what has allowed a company like Lowe's to continue growing their dividend for so many years. But they're not just increasing it another year and another year, they're increasing it at a high rate of speed. After all, when you are a dividend king, most of these companies are very mature companies that grow their dividend at a slower rate. But Lowe's bucks that trend. Right now, Lowe's provides a dividend of $4.20 per share, which equates to a dividend yield of 2.05%. They have a low payout ratio below 30%, and here it is, the 5-year dividend growth rate is 20%, with the past 2 years being over 30%. And the company has increased the dividend for 59 consecutive years and counting. So there we have it folks, three dividend kings, three great stocks to invest in for the rest of 2023. You have a healthcare giant with Johnson & Johnson, you have a home improvement giant with Lowe's, and then you have a tobacco company, a high dividend yield with Altria Group. Down in the comment section below, let me know which of these three that you own, and which of these three that you see outperforming for the rest of 2023. If you haven't done so yet, make sure you hit that like button down below, as I truly appreciate it, and we'll see you in the next video. Take care.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWlli2e3eV0	rest of 2023, beginning with dividend king number one, which is Johnson & Johnson, stock ticker J&J. Johnson & Johnson is a healthcare conglomerate with a market cap of over $400 billion. The company recently released their Q1 earnings that were pretty solid. Looking here at the quarter, you can see that company revenues came in at $24.7 billion. Analysts were looking for $23.6 billion. In terms of adjusted earnings per share, that came in at $2.68 per share, compared to analyst expectations of $2.50. So the company beat analyst expectations on both the top and the bottom lines. In terms of revenues, revenues grew year over year 5.6%. But when you take away the impacts, the negative impacts of the foreign currency exchange, revenues actually grew 9%. EPS for the quarter was rather flat, growing just 0.4%. Now let's take a look at the segment reporting results. The consumer health segment reported revenues of $3.85 billion, which was reported growth of 7.4%. But again, if you take out the foreign currency headwinds, which is adjusted revenue growth, they actually grew 11.3%, the fastest growing segment of all three we're going to look at. The pharmaceutical segment, which is the largest, generated revenues of $13.41 billion. The insurance segment reports a reported revenue growth of 4.2% and adjusted revenue growth of 7.2%. And then finally, Medtech, they generated revenues of $7.48 billion, good enough for reported revenue growth of 7.3% and adjusted revenue growth of 11.0%. In addition to a solid quarter, results wise, management also increased their 2023 guidance, optimistic about the rest of the year after a solid Q1. Revenues are expected to grow 5% in 2023, which is up from the 4% guidance they gave back in January. Adjusted EPS is now expected to come in at $10.65 per share, up from prior guidance of $10.55 per share. J&J has also been in the news the past few weeks as they are reports of a possible settlement with their talc-related lawsuits, an $8.9 billion settlement, which is a huge relief for investors if that goes through. Lastly, management increased the dividend by 5.3% during this quarter, making that now 61 consecutive years of dividend growth, making them firmly a dividend king. Speaking of the dividend, J&J currently pays a dividend of $4.76 per share, which equates to a dividend yield slightly below 3%. The company has a 5-year dividend growth rate of 6%. Now let's take a look at valuation. There are a lot of headwinds for the company and the stock market moving forward, which makes owning high-quality dividend stocks like J&J a major plus. J&J closed the day of this video at $161 per share, and based on their 2023 guidance from management of $10.65 per share, J&J trades at a forward earnings multiple of 15.1 times. Now if we compare that over the past 5 years, J&J has traded closer to 17.2 times, and over the past decade, closer to 17.3 times. Might I also mention that J&J is a AAA rated company? Now let's take a look at the current stock market. The current stock market is at $5.5 per share, which equates to a dividend yield of $3.2 per share.
125,899,788	171	MWlli2e3eV0	321.810683	483.46592	Buy	Title	3	MO	null	null	null	3 Of The BEST Dividend Kings To Buy For The Rest Of 2023	48,189,052	Yes	171	3 Of The BEST Dividend Kings To Buy For The Rest Of 2023	2023-04-19 16:00:26+00:00	UCC7xhD0o7FBHdKXZxMRFspQ	Mark Roussin, CPA	Dividend Kings is made up of an elite group of companies that have consistently increased their dividend for 50+Becoming consecutive years. There are 48 companies on the prestigious Dividend Kings list. in today's video, we cover 3 of the BEST Dividend Kings to buy for the rest of 2023. These companies all have: - Growing Dividends - Great Valuations - Well Covered Dividends I own all 3 of these Dividend Kings within my portfolio. If you are interested in seeing my entire dividend portfolio, consider subscribing to my premium newsletter The Dividend Investor's Edge and get more great content delivered straight to your inbox. 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['dividend king', 'what is a dividend king', 'dividend aristocrat', 'dividend growth', 'dividend investing', 'dividend income', 'dividend stocks', 'dividend kings list', 'dividend portfolio', 'best dividend stocks', 'top dividend stocks', 'best dividend kings', 'passive income', 'passive income stream', 'MO', 'JNJ', 'LOW', 'compounding dividends', 'dividend snowball']	en-US	662	false	16,164	835	42	['MO sells more t6han cigs!', "What the best advice for beginer investors..I'm about to start threw merrell edge through bank of america..can you make good amount money off investing or building a portfolio", 'Is it just me or the background music all the video is annoying and distrating😮 I get tired and quit...', '3 great swan companies and I own 2 of them. I own HD instead of LOW but LOW is still a great option', '3 great swan companies', 'MO all the way. Thinking the open a position on JNJ also.', 'Love $JNJ and $LOW and like $MO as well. Trading at solid prices right now!', '54 yrs old 👊', "I found some Lowe's stock for some time but now I'm thinking about getting just a little bit of the other s as well. BTW I put in the same amount into Lowe's and Berkshire Hathaway about the same time and it looks like Lowe's has slightly out performed Berkshire Hathaway but then again Lowe's a good heavy hitter sector while Berkshire is more so much so that it's like it's a mutual fund", 'I love them all ! Killer video', 'I own shares of Lowe’s and J&J stocks 😊', 'I enjoy your videos, you do a great job. Of these discussed I own JNJ, MO, and HD : )', 'Thank you for the knowledge as always', "I never understand the ppl who won't invest in tabbaco stocks based on moral grounds but have no issue investing in companies like McDonald's, Pepsi or KO. One kills you through lung disease the other heart disease and obesity. Pick ur poison", 'Great 👍 content 👌', '😊', 'Thanks for the video, Mark. Always learning about dividends. I like the way you present and provide the information. Greetings from Spain', "All three of these are great dividend stocks, I love Lowes though, it's my biggest holding at 14.5%, great growth and over 10% dividend growth.", 'What do you think of 3m?', 'Hi Mark. Thank you for the video. It’s been a long time I took a look at IBM. So what do you think? Does it worth to invest in it? Dividend yield looks good. It’s a big corporation at the same time. Would you consider this company as a long term investment?', 'Mark . Love / hate ( fantasy football style ) on Crowdstrike or Block . I wanna rotate out of those positions but down a little on each. It’s consuming my soul to sit on it or just cut n run', 'I would like to see a video on who you think will be the next dividend king']	Welcome to my channel! If you are looking to boost your financial knowledge and learn about stocks, you have come to the right place! My name is Mark -- I am a Certified Public Accountant who has been investing for nearly 15 years. I have been an active CPA in the state of California for over a decade now. I am also the founder of Roussin Financial (RoussinFinancial.com) which is my own financial business created with the intention of helping investors enhance their financial literacy. I have performed 1 on 1 coaching for a number of clients in the topics of both Personal Finances and Investing. My goal with this YouTube channel is to spread Financial Literacy for those looking to learn. I will be discussing stock picks, investing strategies, market news, and other financial topics which are intended to be for information purposes only. If these topics interest you, please hit that SUBSCRIBE button and let's get investing!	4,446,640	54,900	288	Category 1	The Dividend Kings list is a prestigious list made up of some of the most consistent dividend-growing stocks on the market today. As of the end of Q1, there were 48 stocks considered to be Dividend Kings. Many investors are familiar with the term Dividend Aristocrats, but what about Dividend Kings? A Dividend Aristocrat is an S&P 500 company that has increased its dividend for 25 consecutive years or more. A Dividend King takes things one step further. There's no need to be an S&P 500 company, but stocks on this list must increase their dividend for 50 consecutive years or more. I bet many of you watching this right now are not even 50 years old, so you can imagine 50 consecutive years of dividend hikes is quite an accomplishment. As such, in today's video, we are going to take a look at three of the best Dividend Kings to invest in for the rest of 2023. So if you're excited about today's video, do me a huge favor, click that like button down below as that is huge for the growth of this channel, and let's get started. Hey everyone, Mark Rusin here. As always, I'm a CPA and not a financial advisor, so please perform your due diligence before investing in any stock or ETF mentioned today, as this is not financial advice. And before we begin, let me take a moment to thank today's sponsor, The Motley Fool. The Motley Fool has a ton of great products and resources for investors of all different levels. Right now, if you go to fool.com forward slash mark, you could sign up to receive their top 10 stocks to buy right now, completely free. Just see that link down in the description below. Now back to our video discussing three of the best Dividend Kings to invest in for the rest of 2023. Beginning with Dividend King number one, which is Johnson & Johnson, stock ticker J&J. Johnson & Johnson is a healthcare conglomerate with a market cap of over $400 billion. The company recently released their Q1 earnings that were pretty solid. Looking here at the quarter, you can see that company revenues came in at $24.7 billion. Analysts were looking for $23.6 billion. In terms of adjusted earnings per share, that came in at $2.68 per share, compared to analysts' expectations of $2.50. So the company beat analysts' expectations on both the top and the bottom lines. In terms of revenues, revenues grew year over year 5.6%. But when you take away the impacts, the negative impacts of the foreign currency exchange, revenues actually grew 9%. EPS for the quarter was rather flat, growing just 0.4%. Now let's take a look at the segment reporting results. The consumer health segment reported revenues of $3.85 billion, which was reported growth of 7.4%. But again, if you take out the foreign currency headwinds, which is adjusted revenue growth, they actually grew 11.3%, the fastest growing segment of all three we're going to look at. The pharmaceutical segment, which is the largest, generated revenues of $13.41 billion. That's a reported revenue growth of 4.2% and adjusted revenue growth of 7.2%. And then finally, Medtech. They generated revenues of $7.48 billion, good enough for reported revenue growth of 7.3% and adjusted revenue growth of 11.0%. In addition to a solid quarter, results-wise, management also increased their 2023 guidance, optimistic about the rest of the year after a solid Q1. Revenues are expected to grow 5% in 2023, which is up from the 4% guidance they gave back in January. Adjusted EPS is now expected to come in at $10.65 per share, up from prior guidance of $10.55 per share. J&J has also been in the news the past few weeks as they are reports of a possible settlement with their talc-related lawsuits, an $8.9 billion settlement, which is a huge relief for investors if that goes through. Lastly, management increased the dividend by 5.3% during this quarter, making that now 61 consecutive years of dividend growth, making them firmly a dividend king. Speaking of the dividend, J&J currently pays a dividend of $4.76 per share, which equates to a dividend yield slightly below 3%. The company has a 5-year dividend growth rate of 6%. Now let's take a look at valuation. There are a lot of headwinds for the company and the stock market moving forward, which makes owning high-quality dividend stocks like Johnson & Johnson a major plus. Johnson & Johnson closed the day of this video at $161 per share, and based on their 2023 guidance from management of $10.65 per share, Johnson & Johnson trades at a forward earnings multiple of 15.1 times. Now if we compare that, over the past 5 years, Johnson & Johnson has traded closer to 17.2 times, and over the past decade, closer to 17.3 times. Might I also mention that Johnson & Johnson is a AAA-rated company. Now let's move on to Dividend King number 2, which is Altria Group, stock ticker MO. Altria Group is a tobacco giant with a market cap of $81 billion. Over the past year, shares of Altria Group are down roughly 15%. I understand if this company may not be for you based on the products they sell, and the negativity around that, and I completely understand that, but some folks out there are just investing based on a total return, regardless of the products or services, because really when it comes down to it, you can narrow down a lot of negativity around a number of different stocks and companies out there. So if this company is not for you, then you can move on to number 3, but if this company is for you, then let's keep rolling. Altria Group is one of the largest tobacco companies in the world, although they just sell primarily here in the United States. They've had a number of missteps in the past years over their vaping investments and marketing tactics, as well as some poor investments they've made. Some of those investments include Juul, which was related to vaping, and also their investment in Kronos Group. However, vape and cannabis continue to be unknowns that some believe have sizable upside. Altria owns brands under their corporate name as well as Philip Morris International, US Smokeless, John Middleton, Helix, and they also have investments as mentioned in AB InBev and Kronos Group. Even with the missteps that Altria Group has seen, the company continues to generate huge amounts of free cash flow, and as a dividend investor, I love seeing huge amounts of free cash flow. Over the past 4 quarters, Altria Group has generated more than $8 billion of free cash flow, and much of that has been paid out to dividends. In fact, $6.6 billion is paid out to fund a high-yield dividend. Speaking of the dividend, if you are looking for high-yield, Altria is a great place to look. The company currently pays a dividend of $3.76 per share, which equates to that high yield of 8.3%. They do have a high payout ratio of 76%, so that's something to keep an eye on, and they have a 5-year dividend growth rate of 7%. In terms of consecutive dividend growth, Altria Group has increased their dividend for 53 consecutive years. Now let's see if this stock is worthy of a buy. Analysts are looking for 2023 EPS of $5.06 per share, which would be a 5% increase year-over-year. That equates to a forward price-to-earnings multiple of 9.1 times. Over the past 5 years, they've traded closer to 10.5, and over the past decade, Altria shares have traded closer to 15.1 times. The third dividend king on our list today for the rest of 2023 is Lowe's Companies, stock ticker LOW. Lowe's Companies is a name I have covered on this channel before, and it is a name I really like at these valuations. They operate within a duopoly, with Home Depot within the home improvement sector. Over the years, Lowe's has done a tremendous job closing the gap between them and Home Depot. After all, Home Depot is one of the most efficient and well-run companies on the market today. A lot of this has taken place under the leadership of Marvin Ellison, who happened to hold a senior leadership role at Home Depot years back. In his time, Mr. Ellison has made some huge changes that have had a positive impact on the company overall. He has made changes to store layout. He has made changes to the number of SKUs focusing on higher margin items. He has also made changes on the POS system. He has also made changes focusing more on the Pro Customer. In addition to many other things, those vast improvements in efficiency have shown in the share price as well. Looking at this chart here, you can see that over the past 5 years, on a total return perspective, Lowe's has generated a 160% return compared to Home Depot returning 90% and the S&P 500 returning 67%. Free cash flow is an area that has seen strong growth as well. Looking at this chart, you can see that Lowe's has gone from free cash flow per share of roughly $2 to nearly $11 per share today. For comparable purposes, Home Depot has free cash flow per share of $11.20, so still room for improvement for Lowe's. Free cash flow, especially growing free cash flow, is exactly what has allowed a company like Lowe's to continue growing their dividend for so many years. But they're not just increasing it another year and another year, they're increasing it at a high rate of speed. After all, when you are a dividend king, most of these companies are very mature companies that grow their dividend at a slower rate. But Lowe's bucks that trend. Right now, Lowe's provides a dividend of $4.20 per share, which equates to a dividend yield of 2.05%. They have a low payout ratio below 30%, and here it is, the 5-year dividend growth rate is 20%, with the past 2 years being over 30%. And the company has increased the dividend for 59 consecutive years and counting. So there we have it folks, three dividend kings, three great stocks to invest in for the rest of 2023. You have a healthcare giant with Johnson & Johnson, you have a home improvement giant with Lowe's, and then you have a tobacco company, a high dividend yield with Altria Group. Down in the comment section below, let me know which of these three that you own, and which of these three that you see outperforming for the rest of 2023. If you haven't done so yet, make sure you hit that like button down below, as I truly appreciate it, and we'll see you in the next video. Take care.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWlli2e3eV0	Let's move on to Dividend King number two, which is Altria Group, stock ticker MO. Altria Group is a tobacco giant with a market cap of $81 billion. Over the past year, shares of Altria Group are down roughly 15%. I understand if this company may not be for you based on the products that they sell and the negativity around that, and I completely understand that. But some folks out there are just investing based on a total return. They're just trying to generate a total return regardless of the products or services, because really when it comes down to it, you can narrow down a lot of negativity around a number of different stocks and companies out there. So if this company is not for you, then you can move on to number three. But if this company is for you, then let's keep rolling. Altria Group is one of the largest tobacco companies in the world, although they just sell primarily here in the United States. They've had a number of missteps in the past years over their vaping investments and marketing tactics, as well as some poor investments they've made. Some of those investments include Juul, which was related to vaping, and also their investment in Kronos Group. However, vape and cannabis continue to be unknowns that some believe have sizable upside. Altria owns brands under their corporate name as well as Philip Morris International, US Smokeless, John Middleton, Helix, and they also have investments as mentioned in AB InBev and Kronos Group. Even with the missteps that Altria Group has seen, the company continues to generate huge amounts of free cash flow. And as a dividend investor, I love seeing huge amounts of free cash flow. Over the past four quarters, Altria Group has generated more than $8 billion of free cash flow, and much of that has been paid out to dividends. In fact, $6.6 billion is paid out to fund a high-yield dividend. Speaking of the dividend, if you are looking for a high-yield, Altria is a great place to look. The company currently pays a dividend of $3.76 per share, which equates to that high yield of 8.3%. They do have a high payout ratio of 76%, so that's something to keep an eye on, and they have a five-year dividend growth rate of 7%. In terms of consecutive dividend growth, Altria Group has increased their dividend for 53 consecutive years. Now let's see if this stock is worthy of a buy. Analysts are looking for 2023 EPS of $5.06 per share, which would be a 5% increase year over year. That equates to a forward price-to-earnings multiple of 9.1 times. Over the past five years, they've traded closer to 10.5, and over the past decade, Altria shares have traded closer to 15.1 times.
125,899,788	171	MWlli2e3eV0	483.773925	629.56873	Buy	Title	3	LOW	null	null	null	3 Of The BEST Dividend Kings To Buy For The Rest Of 2023	48,189,052	Yes	171	3 Of The BEST Dividend Kings To Buy For The Rest Of 2023	2023-04-19 16:00:26+00:00	UCC7xhD0o7FBHdKXZxMRFspQ	Mark Roussin, CPA	Dividend Kings is made up of an elite group of companies that have consistently increased their dividend for 50+Becoming consecutive years. There are 48 companies on the prestigious Dividend Kings list. in today's video, we cover 3 of the BEST Dividend Kings to buy for the rest of 2023. These companies all have: - Growing Dividends - Great Valuations - Well Covered Dividends I own all 3 of these Dividend Kings within my portfolio. If you are interested in seeing my entire dividend portfolio, consider subscribing to my premium newsletter The Dividend Investor's Edge and get more great content delivered straight to your inbox. 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['dividend king', 'what is a dividend king', 'dividend aristocrat', 'dividend growth', 'dividend investing', 'dividend income', 'dividend stocks', 'dividend kings list', 'dividend portfolio', 'best dividend stocks', 'top dividend stocks', 'best dividend kings', 'passive income', 'passive income stream', 'MO', 'JNJ', 'LOW', 'compounding dividends', 'dividend snowball']	en-US	662	false	16,164	835	42	['MO sells more t6han cigs!', "What the best advice for beginer investors..I'm about to start threw merrell edge through bank of america..can you make good amount money off investing or building a portfolio", 'Is it just me or the background music all the video is annoying and distrating😮 I get tired and quit...', '3 great swan companies and I own 2 of them. I own HD instead of LOW but LOW is still a great option', '3 great swan companies', 'MO all the way. Thinking the open a position on JNJ also.', 'Love $JNJ and $LOW and like $MO as well. Trading at solid prices right now!', '54 yrs old 👊', "I found some Lowe's stock for some time but now I'm thinking about getting just a little bit of the other s as well. BTW I put in the same amount into Lowe's and Berkshire Hathaway about the same time and it looks like Lowe's has slightly out performed Berkshire Hathaway but then again Lowe's a good heavy hitter sector while Berkshire is more so much so that it's like it's a mutual fund", 'I love them all ! Killer video', 'I own shares of Lowe’s and J&J stocks 😊', 'I enjoy your videos, you do a great job. Of these discussed I own JNJ, MO, and HD : )', 'Thank you for the knowledge as always', "I never understand the ppl who won't invest in tabbaco stocks based on moral grounds but have no issue investing in companies like McDonald's, Pepsi or KO. One kills you through lung disease the other heart disease and obesity. Pick ur poison", 'Great 👍 content 👌', '😊', 'Thanks for the video, Mark. Always learning about dividends. I like the way you present and provide the information. Greetings from Spain', "All three of these are great dividend stocks, I love Lowes though, it's my biggest holding at 14.5%, great growth and over 10% dividend growth.", 'What do you think of 3m?', 'Hi Mark. Thank you for the video. It’s been a long time I took a look at IBM. So what do you think? Does it worth to invest in it? Dividend yield looks good. It’s a big corporation at the same time. Would you consider this company as a long term investment?', 'Mark . Love / hate ( fantasy football style ) on Crowdstrike or Block . I wanna rotate out of those positions but down a little on each. It’s consuming my soul to sit on it or just cut n run', 'I would like to see a video on who you think will be the next dividend king']	Welcome to my channel! If you are looking to boost your financial knowledge and learn about stocks, you have come to the right place! My name is Mark -- I am a Certified Public Accountant who has been investing for nearly 15 years. I have been an active CPA in the state of California for over a decade now. I am also the founder of Roussin Financial (RoussinFinancial.com) which is my own financial business created with the intention of helping investors enhance their financial literacy. I have performed 1 on 1 coaching for a number of clients in the topics of both Personal Finances and Investing. My goal with this YouTube channel is to spread Financial Literacy for those looking to learn. I will be discussing stock picks, investing strategies, market news, and other financial topics which are intended to be for information purposes only. If these topics interest you, please hit that SUBSCRIBE button and let's get investing!	4,446,640	54,900	288	Category 1	The Dividend Kings list is a prestigious list made up of some of the most consistent dividend-growing stocks on the market today. As of the end of Q1, there were 48 stocks considered to be Dividend Kings. Many investors are familiar with the term Dividend Aristocrats, but what about Dividend Kings? A Dividend Aristocrat is an S&P 500 company that has increased its dividend for 25 consecutive years or more. A Dividend King takes things one step further. There's no need to be an S&P 500 company, but stocks on this list must increase their dividend for 50 consecutive years or more. I bet many of you watching this right now are not even 50 years old, so you can imagine 50 consecutive years of dividend hikes is quite an accomplishment. As such, in today's video, we are going to take a look at three of the best Dividend Kings to invest in for the rest of 2023. So if you're excited about today's video, do me a huge favor, click that like button down below as that is huge for the growth of this channel, and let's get started. Hey everyone, Mark Rusin here. As always, I'm a CPA and not a financial advisor, so please perform your due diligence before investing in any stock or ETF mentioned today, as this is not financial advice. And before we begin, let me take a moment to thank today's sponsor, The Motley Fool. The Motley Fool has a ton of great products and resources for investors of all different levels. Right now, if you go to fool.com forward slash mark, you could sign up to receive their top 10 stocks to buy right now, completely free. Just see that link down in the description below. Now back to our video discussing three of the best Dividend Kings to invest in for the rest of 2023. Beginning with Dividend King number one, which is Johnson & Johnson, stock ticker J&J. Johnson & Johnson is a healthcare conglomerate with a market cap of over $400 billion. The company recently released their Q1 earnings that were pretty solid. Looking here at the quarter, you can see that company revenues came in at $24.7 billion. Analysts were looking for $23.6 billion. In terms of adjusted earnings per share, that came in at $2.68 per share, compared to analysts' expectations of $2.50. So the company beat analysts' expectations on both the top and the bottom lines. In terms of revenues, revenues grew year over year 5.6%. But when you take away the impacts, the negative impacts of the foreign currency exchange, revenues actually grew 9%. EPS for the quarter was rather flat, growing just 0.4%. Now let's take a look at the segment reporting results. The consumer health segment reported revenues of $3.85 billion, which was reported growth of 7.4%. But again, if you take out the foreign currency headwinds, which is adjusted revenue growth, they actually grew 11.3%, the fastest growing segment of all three we're going to look at. The pharmaceutical segment, which is the largest, generated revenues of $13.41 billion. That's a reported revenue growth of 4.2% and adjusted revenue growth of 7.2%. And then finally, Medtech. They generated revenues of $7.48 billion, good enough for reported revenue growth of 7.3% and adjusted revenue growth of 11.0%. In addition to a solid quarter, results-wise, management also increased their 2023 guidance, optimistic about the rest of the year after a solid Q1. Revenues are expected to grow 5% in 2023, which is up from the 4% guidance they gave back in January. Adjusted EPS is now expected to come in at $10.65 per share, up from prior guidance of $10.55 per share. J&J has also been in the news the past few weeks as they are reports of a possible settlement with their talc-related lawsuits, an $8.9 billion settlement, which is a huge relief for investors if that goes through. Lastly, management increased the dividend by 5.3% during this quarter, making that now 61 consecutive years of dividend growth, making them firmly a dividend king. Speaking of the dividend, J&J currently pays a dividend of $4.76 per share, which equates to a dividend yield slightly below 3%. The company has a 5-year dividend growth rate of 6%. Now let's take a look at valuation. There are a lot of headwinds for the company and the stock market moving forward, which makes owning high-quality dividend stocks like Johnson & Johnson a major plus. Johnson & Johnson closed the day of this video at $161 per share, and based on their 2023 guidance from management of $10.65 per share, Johnson & Johnson trades at a forward earnings multiple of 15.1 times. Now if we compare that, over the past 5 years, Johnson & Johnson has traded closer to 17.2 times, and over the past decade, closer to 17.3 times. Might I also mention that Johnson & Johnson is a AAA-rated company. Now let's move on to Dividend King number 2, which is Altria Group, stock ticker MO. Altria Group is a tobacco giant with a market cap of $81 billion. Over the past year, shares of Altria Group are down roughly 15%. I understand if this company may not be for you based on the products they sell, and the negativity around that, and I completely understand that, but some folks out there are just investing based on a total return, regardless of the products or services, because really when it comes down to it, you can narrow down a lot of negativity around a number of different stocks and companies out there. So if this company is not for you, then you can move on to number 3, but if this company is for you, then let's keep rolling. Altria Group is one of the largest tobacco companies in the world, although they just sell primarily here in the United States. They've had a number of missteps in the past years over their vaping investments and marketing tactics, as well as some poor investments they've made. Some of those investments include Juul, which was related to vaping, and also their investment in Kronos Group. However, vape and cannabis continue to be unknowns that some believe have sizable upside. Altria owns brands under their corporate name as well as Philip Morris International, US Smokeless, John Middleton, Helix, and they also have investments as mentioned in AB InBev and Kronos Group. Even with the missteps that Altria Group has seen, the company continues to generate huge amounts of free cash flow, and as a dividend investor, I love seeing huge amounts of free cash flow. Over the past 4 quarters, Altria Group has generated more than $8 billion of free cash flow, and much of that has been paid out to dividends. In fact, $6.6 billion is paid out to fund a high-yield dividend. Speaking of the dividend, if you are looking for high-yield, Altria is a great place to look. The company currently pays a dividend of $3.76 per share, which equates to that high yield of 8.3%. They do have a high payout ratio of 76%, so that's something to keep an eye on, and they have a 5-year dividend growth rate of 7%. In terms of consecutive dividend growth, Altria Group has increased their dividend for 53 consecutive years. Now let's see if this stock is worthy of a buy. Analysts are looking for 2023 EPS of $5.06 per share, which would be a 5% increase year-over-year. That equates to a forward price-to-earnings multiple of 9.1 times. Over the past 5 years, they've traded closer to 10.5, and over the past decade, Altria shares have traded closer to 15.1 times. The third dividend king on our list today for the rest of 2023 is Lowe's Companies, stock ticker LOW. Lowe's Companies is a name I have covered on this channel before, and it is a name I really like at these valuations. They operate within a duopoly, with Home Depot within the home improvement sector. Over the years, Lowe's has done a tremendous job closing the gap between them and Home Depot. After all, Home Depot is one of the most efficient and well-run companies on the market today. A lot of this has taken place under the leadership of Marvin Ellison, who happened to hold a senior leadership role at Home Depot years back. In his time, Mr. Ellison has made some huge changes that have had a positive impact on the company overall. He has made changes to store layout. He has made changes to the number of SKUs focusing on higher margin items. He has also made changes on the POS system. He has also made changes focusing more on the Pro Customer. In addition to many other things, those vast improvements in efficiency have shown in the share price as well. Looking at this chart here, you can see that over the past 5 years, on a total return perspective, Lowe's has generated a 160% return compared to Home Depot returning 90% and the S&P 500 returning 67%. Free cash flow is an area that has seen strong growth as well. Looking at this chart, you can see that Lowe's has gone from free cash flow per share of roughly $2 to nearly $11 per share today. For comparable purposes, Home Depot has free cash flow per share of $11.20, so still room for improvement for Lowe's. Free cash flow, especially growing free cash flow, is exactly what has allowed a company like Lowe's to continue growing their dividend for so many years. But they're not just increasing it another year and another year, they're increasing it at a high rate of speed. After all, when you are a dividend king, most of these companies are very mature companies that grow their dividend at a slower rate. But Lowe's bucks that trend. Right now, Lowe's provides a dividend of $4.20 per share, which equates to a dividend yield of 2.05%. They have a low payout ratio below 30%, and here it is, the 5-year dividend growth rate is 20%, with the past 2 years being over 30%. And the company has increased the dividend for 59 consecutive years and counting. So there we have it folks, three dividend kings, three great stocks to invest in for the rest of 2023. You have a healthcare giant with Johnson & Johnson, you have a home improvement giant with Lowe's, and then you have a tobacco company, a high dividend yield with Altria Group. Down in the comment section below, let me know which of these three that you own, and which of these three that you see outperforming for the rest of 2023. If you haven't done so yet, make sure you hit that like button down below, as I truly appreciate it, and we'll see you in the next video. Take care.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWlli2e3eV0	The third dividend king on our list today for the rest of 2023 is Lowe's Companies, stock ticker L-O-W. Lowe's Companies is a name I have covered on this channel before, and it is a name I really like at these valuations. They operate within a duopoly with Home Depot within the home improvement sector. Over the years, Lowe's has done a tremendous job closing the gap between them and Home Depot. After all, Home Depot is one of the most efficient and well-run companies on the market today. A lot of this has taken place under the leadership of Marvin Ellison, which happened to hold a senior leadership role at Home Depot years back. So he knows exactly what makes the likes of Home Depot tick. In his time, Mr. Ellison has made some huge changes that has had a positive impact on the company. Overall, he has made changes to store layout. He has made changes to the number of SKUs focusing on higher margin items. He's also made changes on the POS system. He has also made changes focusing more on that pro customer. In addition to many other things, those vast improvements in efficiency have showed in the share price as well. Looking at this chart here, you can see that over the past five years on a total return perspective, Lowe's has generated 160% return compared to Home Depot returning 90% and the S&P 500 returning 67%. Free cash flow is an area that has seen strong growth as well. Looking at this chart, you can see that Lowe's has gone from free cash flow per share of roughly $2 to nearly $11 per share today. For comparable purposes, Home Depot has free cash flow per share of $11.20. So still room for improvement for Lowe's. Free cash flow, especially growing free cash flow is exactly what has allowed a company like Lowe's to continue growing their dividend for so many years, but they're not just increasing it another year and another year. They're increasing it at a high rate of speed. After all, when you are a dividend King, most of these companies are very mature companies that grow their dividend at a slower rate, but Lowe's bucks that trend. Right now, Lowe's provides a dividend of $4.20 per share, which equates to a dividend yield of 2.05%. They have a low payout ratio below 30%. And here it is. The five-year dividend growth rate is 20% with the past two years being over 30%. And the company has increased the dividend for 59 consecutive years and counting. So there we have it folks.
125,899,789	172	M_qas6AlIxA	2.292035	552.973794	Buy	Selected region	3	ADBE	null	null	null	Why I'm Buying Adobe Stock RIGHT NOW \| Episode #12	48,243,195	Yes	172	Why I'm Buying Adobe Stock RIGHT NOW \| Episode #12	2022-07-09 15:00:11+00:00	UCs60_Z83HU76uygzHRQl0kA	Long Term Mindset	We're building a real-money portfolio from scratch! We'll be investing $250 into one stock each week that we think has market-beating potential. 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I also send out a weekly email called Long Term Mindset (https://mindset.brianferoldi.com) where I share 1 simple financial graphic that encourages readers to think long-term. 0:00 Intro 0:30 Business & Business Model 2:19 Moat & Financials 3:19 Management & Potential 4:25 Wall Street & Risks 5:08 Recent Results & Guidance 5:59 Watch & Checklist Scores 6:50 Valuation Connect With Brian Stoffel: 🐦 Twitter: https://twitter.com/brian_stoffel_ DISCLAIMER: All content on this channel is for discussion, education, entertainment, and illustrative purposes only and should not be construed as professional financial advice, solicitation, or recommendation to buy or sell any securities, notwithstanding anything stated on this channel. There are risks associated with investing in securities. Loss of principal is possible. Past performance is not a predictor of future investment performance. Brian Feroldi and the guests on this channel are not responsible for investment actions taken by viewers. 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But never far off from meeting or beating.', '8:27 “we are going to be buying $250 worth of adobe” but one adobe stock is $389…', 'Reality is it will drop a lot more as it shot up insanely during Covid and growth is slowing', 'audio for this video needs work', "I was a long term customer. I didn't care for being forced to the cloud, but I dealt with it. All was well for a time but then we started having problems with support. The support issue became so frustrating I pulled the plug. Oh, almost forgot the billing issues that never got resolved.\nMaybe it's just me, but I personally will never pay for their services again. It was that bad.", 'Appreciate the video! Just wondering when you construct your portfolio do you aim to diversify across businesses at different stages of growth journey? I.e do you think it is ok to have a few holdings like Adobe that are more mature and have their best growth days behind them ?', 'Shouldn’t you be giving notice that you will start buying a stock in 72hrs to let your viewers buy and avoid front running?', 'I bought Adobe back when they entered as a competitor to my employer years ago and it has done very well for me.', 'I see adobe paying a dividend in the near future 👀', "The 250 USD you invest into the portfolio is it money that commonstock provides you as a sponsorship? or money out of your own pocket? It's just interesting the amount is the exact same as the price that commonstock gives the comment winner. A little transparency there would be nice. :)", 'With the way you and Stoeffel help teach long term mentalities and try to engage your followers with your challenge this year and this "I\'m buying" Series with it\'s portfolio I thought you might find the challenge Financial Education is putting out to the Social Media Financial community to be of interest. https://youtu.be/A5_BbJlYvQU', 'Company is great, but I think price will drop even more.', 'Adobe will need to focus on their bottom line with revenue growth rate slowing', 'Brian and Brian can you explain why you felt this was a good mission statement? To be not only is it kinda vague, but I definitely wouldn’t feel inspired by that. The mission statements at companies like Shopify and Crowdstrike are definitely inspirational, but I don’t know how inspiring the idea of simply creating digital experiences really would be for employees', 'I bought Adobe, PayPal and Unity. Let’s go 🤑', 'Could you please do a video on Digital Turbine? Great Company and really cheap at current levels!']	📈 Subscribe To Learn About Accounting & Investing Brian Feroldi is a financial educator, YouTuber, and author. He has written over 3,000 articles on stocks, investing, and personal finance for the Motley Fool. Brian’s best-selling book "Why Does The Stock Market Go Up?" was published in 2022. It was written to explain how the stock market works in plain English. Book: https://amzn.to/3JVr9Q0 Brian Stoffel is a teacher at heart. Brian has been investing for more than a decade, and he has written more than 4,000 articles for The Motley Fool. Brian plans his life and his investments around “antifragile” principles. DISCLAIMER: All content on this channel is for discussion, education, entertainment, and illustrative purposes only and should not be construed as professional financial advice, solicitation, or recommendation to buy or sell any securities, notwithstanding anything stated on this channel.	4,989,466	83,800	457	Category 1	Adobe has been a monster long-term winner for its investors. $10,000 invested in this company at its IPO is currently worth more than $17 million, yet its stock is currently down more than 45% from its 52-week high. Here's why we think right now is a great time to buy a few shares. My name is Brian Feraldi. And my name is Brian Stofel. Thanks to Common Stock for sponsoring today's video. As of the time of this recording, I own shares of Adobe. And I do not. So Brian, despite being down nearly half of its all-time high, Adobe is still a $172 billion company. Adobe's mission is to change the world through digital experiences. This is simple, inspirational, and optionable. I love it. I do too. So how does the company do that? Well, it has a software-as-a-service platform that focuses on three buckets. Let's dig into those three buckets. First is the Adobe Creative Cloud. These are the products that you are most likely familiar with, including Photoshop, Illustrator, Adobe Premiere, Lightroom, and more. The second is the Adobe Experience Cloud. This aims to help marketers, publishers, advertisers, and e-commerce companies to do business. This is a large and relatively new opportunity. The total addressable market is almost double what the Creative Cloud is. The third business segment is Adobe's Document Cloud. This is a suite of tools that businesses and individuals can use to create and manage documents. The easiest way to think of this business is it's a direct competitor of DocuSign. Prior to 2012, Adobe was primarily selling its software through one-time purchases. But over the next five years, the company went through a transition where it wanted its customers to use the cloud. By 2017, the company forced all of its customers to make that transition to the cloud and its financials, and stock price had been flourishing ever since. Today, it has a software-as-a-service business model. Now, it doesn't offer net retention rates that we like to see with most companies like this, but we do know that annual recurring revenue is growing at a 16% pace, which is the closest proxy we have for that number. Adobe does have to spend to acquire new customers, but its brand name is so strong and so synonymous that its customer acquisition costs on an absolute basis are fairly low. The demand for its products seem to be resistant to the business cycle, especially now that it's gone through that cloud transition, and the vast majority, if not all, of this company's revenue is recurring in nature. But does the company have a moat? Yes, it does. Now, the first is the network effect. We think that this is relatively low. In the past, Photoshop and other tools like it were the industry standard, and that meant that everybody had to use it because everybody else was using it. However, there are other options today. However, we think this company's primary moat comes from switching costs. Once you go through the arduous process of learning how to use any of the company's tools, it becomes a pain to switch away. This is especially true for businesses that use the company's experience cloud. Beyond that, Adobe definitely deserves credit for its brand value. It is top of mind for those in the industry. And finally, while the company has plenty of competitors, so far the company's numbers indicate that the moat is stable and perhaps even expanding. But what about financials? When we look, we see healthy growth. Revenue is up at about a 16% clip over the past year and a half. The gross margin sits near 90%, and net income has been positive for many years. Better yet, the company pumps out more free cash flow than it does net income. Its balance sheet is strong in absolute terms and returns on capital for this business are very high. But what about the company's leadership? Well, co-founder Dr. John Warnock was CEO and chairman and still sits on the board today. But the company is primarily run by Shantanu Narayan, the chairman and CEO who's been there for nearly 24 years. Employees give this company and CEO Narayan glowing reviews on Glassdoor. And while inside ownership is very low on a percentage basis, on a dollar basis, it's more than $400 million. That's some skin in the game. Now, what about optionality? Well, the company has demonstrated that they've got it in spades. It used to just be focused on the creative cloud and the document and experience cloud are relatively new. And even within those tools, there are many new tools that are rolled out to customers. On the downside, this company is already so incredibly profitable that there isn't much room for operating leverage ahead. Moreover, the name has become so synonymous in its category that it's already captured nearly 10% of its addressable market opportunity, although that number continues to grow. And the company historically had been growing organically. But in the last couple of years, it's made some sizable acquisitions that have boosted its experience cloud. Investors can expect more acquisitions in the future. Well, what about the stock itself? Brian mentioned at the beginning that it has absolutely crushed the market since IPO, but it's also beating the market over the last five years. And over the past year, it's exceeded expectations three out of four quarters and met in the other quarter. The company is actively returning capital to shareholders, primarily in the form of buybacks. While those buybacks have been offset by dilution due to share issuance through stock-based compensation, the number of shares outstanding has declined about 8% over the last eight years. Let's turn to risks. First and foremost is competition. With three different cloud products, each one has its own set of competitors. DocuSign for the document cloud, companies like Figma for the creative cloud, and Salesforce and many other big names in the experience cloud. Beyond that, we don't see a lot of business risk. We do see a little bit of valuation risk. More on that in a little bit. Let's check in with how the company did in their fiscal second quarter, which they just reported. Revenue grew 16% and it beat both analysts and management's expectations. It was a similar story on the bottom line with adjusted earnings per share growing 11%, which also beat Wall Street's estimates. The company's margins were roughly in line with their historical precedent, with gross margins of near 90% and healthy operating and net margins. Free cash flow production and net income remained strong and the balance sheet remains in good shape. Where the stock ran into trouble was guidance versus expectations. Management said that the revenue should grow about 14%, which was below Wall Street's estimates. And it was the same story on the bottom line with growth slower than what the market was hoping for. It was a similar story for the full year. Management is guiding for 12% growth and 8% growth in the bottom line. Those figures were slightly behind what Wall Street was expecting. What are we going to watch moving forward as shareholders? Well, first is annual recurring revenue. This is a great proxy for how strong the business is and how much it's growing. Second thing to watch is remaining performance obligations. This is an indicator of future demand. We want to see this number continue to grow. Third, we're going to pay special attention to the experience cloud. Remember, the total addressable market is nearly double the creative cloud, and there's a lot of opportunity there. Fourth, we're going to keep an eye on margins, specifically profit margins. This is a company that is already optimized for profits and has made the cloud transition. We expect those profit margins to remain high indefinitely. Overall, we believe that worst case scenario, the moat is stable, but probably widening and the thesis is on track. We recently ran Adobe through our investing checklist and the score remained fantastic. This company got an 85 on my investing checklist, which puts it into the high quality business category. And it got an 11.5 on my framework, which makes me wonder why I didn't already own this. In terms of where Adobe is in its business cycle, we believe it's clearly in the maturity phase. It's still growing its top line at a double digit rate, but this company is optimized for profitability. For that reason, the price to earnings ratio and the price to free cash flow are useful metrics for judging this company's value. Now, as a reminder, when we look at valuation, we need to remember the transition in the business model the company went through. If you look back historically at this company's revenue growth, it did remain strong. However, it did decline during the Great Recession of 2008. The second big decline came when the company decided to make the transition to the cloud. If you're confused as to why that happened, we recently made a video on UiPath, which is going through a similar phenomenon right now. So when we look at the price to sales ratio of 10, that is high on an absolute basis. However, it's lower than it's been in a number of years and about in line with where it was when it was going through that transition. If you look at gross profit, this figure has remained high, but it's skyrocketed in recent years. That is in part due to the transition to a cloud and also the move into the experience cloud due to some acquisitions. If we take that gross profit number divided by the market cap, we see that it's trading for about 12 times gross profit. That's high compared to the rest of the market, but historically for Adobe, not terrible. On a price to free cash flow basis, Adobe is currently trading at about 25 times free cash flow. That's the lowest rate since it made that cloud transition, although it's still high on a historic basis. It's the same story when we look at the price to earnings ratio, trading at 35 times trailing earnings. Adobe is expensive compared to the market, though it's the cheapest since it went through its transition. And while we don't have a lot of long-term data to look at when judging this company on a forward PE ratio, it is trading at the lowest forward PE ratio on record. So there you have it. We're going to be buying $250 worth of Adobe, and you can follow along on Common Stock where our portfolio is there for the public to see. We're going to be posting all the slides that you see in this presentation over on Common Stock, and we would encourage you to go there and push back against anything that we've said. Common Stock has agreed to pay $250 to the comment that we deem the most insightful, and we want to give a shout out to Steve Matt for winning that award for his comment about our purchase of Doximity. Common Stock sent Steve $250, and if you want to be eligible to receive $250 cash payment, head on over to Common Stock, leave a comment in our portfolio, and you'll be entered in the contest. Overall, Brian and I think that Adobe is an extremely high quality business that's trading at a relatively attractive valuation. While there's no telling where this stock might head in the short term, we believe that the long-term trajectory of this business will be up. We hope that you found this video to be useful. Brian's out.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_qas6AlIxA	for its investors. $10,000 invested in this company at its IPO is currently worth more than $17 million, yet its stock is currently down more than 45% from its 52-week high. Here's why we think right now is a great time to buy a few shares. My name is Brian Feraldi. And my name is Brian Stofel. Thanks to Common Stock for sponsoring today's video. As of the time of this recording, I own shares of Adobe. And I do not. So, Brian, despite being down half of its all-time high, Adobe is still a $172 billion company. Adobe's mission is to change the world through digital experiences. This is simple, inspirational, and optionable. I love it. I do too. So how does the company do that? Well, it has a software-as-a-service platform that focuses on three buckets. Let's dig into those three buckets. First is the Adobe Creative Cloud. These are the products that you are most likely familiar with, including Photoshop, Illustrator, Adobe Premiere, Lightroom, and more. The second is the Adobe Experience Cloud. This aims to help marketers, publishers, advertisers, and e-commerce companies to do business. This is a large and relatively new opportunity. The total addressable market is almost double what the Creative Cloud is. The third business segment is Adobe's Document Cloud. This is a suite of tools that businesses and individuals can use to create and manage documents. The easiest way to think of this business is it's a direct competitor of DocuSign. Prior to 2012, Adobe was primarily selling its software through one-time purchases. But over the next five years, the company went through a transition where it wanted its customers to use the cloud. By 2017, the company forced all of its customers to make that transition to the cloud and its financials and stock price have been flourishing ever since. Today, it has a software-as-a-service business model. Now, it doesn't offer net retention rates that we like to see with most companies like this, but we do know that annual recurring revenue is growing at a 16% pace, which is the closest proxy we have for that number. Adobe does have to spend to acquire new customers, but its brand name is so strong and so synonymous that its customer acquisition costs on an absolute basis are fairly low. The demand for its products seem to be resistant to the business cycle, especially now that it's gone through that cloud transition, and the vast majority, if not all of this company's revenue is recurring in nature. But does the company have a moat? Yes, it does. Now, the first is the network effect. We think that this is relatively low. In the past, Photoshop and other tools like it were the industry standard, and that meant that everybody had to use it because everybody else was using it. However, there are other options today. However, we think this company's primary moat comes from switching costs. Once you go through the arduous process of learning how to use any of the company's tools, it becomes a pain to switch away. This is especially true for businesses that use the company's experience cloud. Beyond that, Adobe definitely deserves credit for its brand value. It is top of mind for those in the industry. And finally, while the company has plenty of competitors, so far, the company's numbers indicate that the moat is stable and perhaps even expanding. But what about financials? When we look, we see healthy growth revenue is up at about a 16% clip over the past year and a half. The gross margin sits near 90%. And net income has been positive for many years. Better yet, the company pumps out more free cash than it does net income. Its balance sheet is strong in absolute terms and returns on capital for this business are very high. But what about the company's leadership? Well, co founder Dr. john Warnock was CEO and chairman and still sits on the board today. But the company is primarily run by Shantanu Narayan, the chairman and CEO who's been there for nearly 24 years. Employees give this company and CEO Narayan glowing reviews on Glassdoor. And while inside ownership is very low on a percentage basis on $1 basis, it's more than $400 million. That's some skin in the game. Now what about optionality? Well, the company has demonstrated that they've got it in spades, it used to just be focused on the creative cloud and the document and experience cloud are relatively new. And even within those tools, there are many new tools that are rolled out to customers. On the downside, this company is already so incredibly profitable that there isn't much room for operating leverage ahead. Moreover, the name is become so synonymous in its category that it's already captured nearly 10% of its addressable market opportunity, although that number continues to grow. And the company historically had been growing organically. But in the last couple years, it's made some sizable acquisitions that have boosted its experience cloud investors can expect more acquisitions in the future. Well, what about the stock itself? Brian mentioned at the beginning that it is absolutely crushed the market since IPO, but it's also beating the market over the last five years. And over the past year, it's exceeded expectations three out of four quarters and met in the other quarter, the company is actively returning capital to shareholders, primarily in the form of buybacks. While those buybacks have been offset by dilution due to share issuance through stock based compensation, the number of shares outstanding has declined about 8% over the last eight years. Let's turn to risk. First and foremost is competition with three different cloud products. Each one has its own set of competitors DocuSign for the document cloud companies like Figma for the creative cloud and Salesforce and many other big names in the experience cloud. Beyond that, we don't see a lot of business risk, we do see a little bit of valuation risk more on that in a little bit. Let's check in with how the company did in their fiscal second quarter, which they just reported revenue grew 16%. And it beat both analysts and management's expectations. It was a similar story on the bottom line with adjusted earnings per share growing 11%, which also beat Wall Street's estimates. The company's margins were roughly in line with their historical precedent with gross margins of near 90% and healthy operating and net margins, free cash flow production and net income remain strong and the balance sheet remains in good shape. Now where the stock ran into trouble was guidance versus expectations. Management said that the revenue should grow about 14%, which was below Wall Street's estimates. And it was the same story on the bottom line with growth slower than what the market was hoping for. It was a similar story for the full year management is guiding for 12% growth and 8% growth in the bottom line, those figures were slightly behind what Wall Street was expecting. So what are we going to watch moving forward as shareholders? Well, first is annual recurring revenue. This is a great proxy for how strong the business is and how much it's growing. Second thing to watch is remaining performance obligations. This is a indicator of future demand, we want to see this number continue to grow. Third, we're going to pay special attention to the experience cloud. Remember, the total addressable market is nearly double the creative cloud. And there's a lot of opportunity there. Fourth, we're going to keep an eye on margins, specifically profit margin. This is a company that is already optimized for profits and has made the cloud transition. We expect those profit margins to remain high indefinitely. Overall, we believe that worst case scenario, the moat is stable, but probably widening and the thesis is on track. We recently ran Adobe through our investing checklist and the score remained fantastic. This company got an 85 on my investing checklist, which puts it into the high quality business category. And it got an 11 and a half on my framework, which makes me wonder why I didn't already own this. In terms of where Adobe is in its business cycle, we believe it's clearly in the maturity phase. It's still growing its top line at a double digit rate. But this company is optimized for profitability. For that reason, the price to earnings ratio and the price to free cash flow are useful metrics for judging this company's value. Now as a reminder, when we look at valuation, we need to remember the transition in the business model the company went through. If you look back historically at this company's revenue growth, it did remain strong. However, it did decline during the Great Recession of 2008. The second big decline came when the company decided to make the transition to the cloud. If you're confused as to why that happened, we recently made a video on UI path, which is going through a similar phenomenon right now. So when we look at the price to sales ratio of 10, that is high on an absolute basis. However, it's lower than it's been in a number of years and about in line with where it was when it was going through that transition. If you look at gross profit, this figure has remained high, but it's skyrocketed in recent years. That is in part due to transition to a cloud and also the move into the experience cloud due to some acquisitions. If we take that gross profit number divided by the market cap, we see that it's trading for about 12 times gross profit. That's high compared to the rest of the market, but historically for Adobe, not terrible. On a price to free cash flow basis, Adobe is currently trading at about 25 times free cash flow. That's the lowest rate since it made that cloud transition, although it's still high on a historic basis. It's the same story when we look at the price to earnings ratio trading at 35 times trailing earnings. Adobe is expensive compared to the market, though it's the cheapest since it went through its transition. And while we don't have a lot of long-term data to look at when judging this company on a forward PE ratio, it is trading at the lowest forward PE ratio on record. So there you have it. We're going to be buying $250 worth of Adobe and you can follow along on common stock where our portfolio is there for the public to see. We're going to be posting all the slides that you see in this presentation over on common stock, and we would encourage you to go there and push back against anything that we've said. Common stock has agreed to pay $250 to the comment that we deem the most insightful. And we want to give a shout out to Steve Matt for winning that award for his comment about our purchase of Doximity. Common stock sent Steve $250. And if you want to be eligible to receive $250 cash payment, head on over to common stock, leave a comment in our portfolio, and you'll be entered in the contest. Overall, Brian and I think that Adobe is an extremely high quality business that's trading at a relatively attractive valuation. While there's no telling where this stock might head in the short term, we believe it's going to be a
125,899,790	173	n28XnabH3PU	25.624698	56.506764	Unclear	Selected region	2	GOOG	null	null	null	4 Stocks Top Managers are Buying	48,243,597	Yes	173	4 Stocks Top Managers are Buying	2023-03-14 12:00:24+00:00	UChub1tZZuWn9YYHJZZYTbMg	Morningstar, Inc.	#Morningstar #Alphabet #Amazon These stocks were among the purchases of several of our Ultimate Stock-Pickers last quarter. 0:00 Introduction 0:25 Alphabet 0:57 Linde PLC 1:30 United Parcel Service 2:00 Amazon Susan Dziubinski: Each quarter, we take a look at the recent transactions of some of the top money managers around—who we call our Ultimate Stock-Pickers. Why? Because the portfolios of well-respected money managers can be fertile hunting ground for new stock ideas to investigate further. Today we’re looking at the four stocks that were the most widely purchased securities among our Ultimate Stock Pickers last quarter. Eight of our Ultimate Stocks Pickers bought Alphabet stock GOOGL. Internet media giant Google is a wholly owned subsidiary that generates around 99% of Alphabet’s revenue. The unsettled macroeconomic environment has put pressure on its ad business, and Morningstar recently reduced its fair value estimate on the stock as a result. But we expect ad revenue growth to pick up in the second half of 2023 and are pleased to see continued strong growth in the firm’s subscription and cloud businesses. The stock trades at a substantial discount to our $154 fair value estimate and we think shares are attractive. Five top managers purchased Linde stock LIN. Linde is the largest industrial gas supplier in the world, with operations in more than 100 countries. Linde had a good fourth quarter, continuing to enjoy strong margin expansion, and we’ve raised our fair value estimate as a result. We’re bullish on the firm long-term, believing that its poised to capitalize on an acceleration in clean energy opportunities driven by the Inflation Reduction Act in the U.S The stock is trading around our fair value estimate of $359, and we’d wait for a larger margin of safety before picking up shares. Five of our Ultimate Stock Pickers picked up shares of United Parcel Services UPS. UPS is the world’s largest parcel delivery company and it produces operating margins well above those of its competitors Fed Ex and DHL Express. Management’s package revenue and volume outlook for 2023 look good, but we remain cautious in light of the upcoming negotiations with the Teamsters Union, which we think may lead to sizable wage hikes. We think UPS stock is worth $179 per share, and shares are trading a bit above that. Lastly, five of our top managers also bought stock in Amazon AMZN. We think macroeconomic issues will weigh on Amazon in the near term, and we recently trimmed out fair value estimate as a result. But long-term, we expect Amazon to experience healthy growth driven by e-commerce proliferation, Amazon Web Services and web advertising. We think shares are attractive, trading well below our $137 fair value estimate. For more stock insights, be sure to subscribe to Morningstar’s channel and visit Morningstar.com. Morningstar senior analysts Ali Mogharabi, Dan Romanoff and Matthew Young, and analyst Krzysztof Smalec contributed the research behind this segment. Learn more about these stocks. Alphabet https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnas/googl/quote Linde PLC https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnys/lin/quote United Parcel Services https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnys/ups/quote Amazon https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnas/amzn/quote What to watch from Morningstar. 3 of the Best Stocks to Spend Your Tax Refund On https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxM55IRXszw&t=27s 3 Warren Buffett Stocks to Avoid Today • 3 Warren Buffett ... 3 Superior Dividend Stocks on Sale • 3 Superior Divide... 3 Undervalued Stocks with Momentum in 2023 • 3 Undervalued Sto... Read what our team is writing. Susan Dziubinski https://www.morningstar.com/authors/1... Follow us on social. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MorningstarInc/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MorningstarInc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/morningstar... LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/morn...	['Amazon', 'Alphabet', 'United Parcel Service', 'Manager stocks', 'stock picks']	en-US	169	false	2,189	79	2	['i love this channel \nI greet the creators', "Some of those don't pay any dividend. That makes them purely speculative. Your basically hoping that someone down the road will offer to pay you more money than what you paid for a share that doesn't put a dime in your bank account."]	We are a leading provider of independent investment research. Our mission is to empower investor success. http://www.morningstar.com/company/	12,844,190	83,100	2,434	Category 1	Each quarter we take a look at the recent transactions of some of the top money managers around, who we call our ultimate stock pickers. Why? Because the portfolios of well-respected money managers can be fertile hunting ground for new stock ideas to investigate further. Today we're looking at the four stocks that were the most widely purchased securities among our ultimate stock pickers last quarter. Eight of our ultimate stock pickers bought Alphabet stock. Internet media giant Google is a wholly owned subsidiary that generates around 99% of Alphabet's revenue. The unsettled macroeconomic environment has put pressure on its ad business, and Morningstar recently reduced its fair value estimate on the stock as a result. But we expect ad revenue growth to pick up in the second half of 2023, and are pleased to see continued strong growth in the firm's subscription and cloud businesses. The stock trades at a substantial discount to our $154 fair value estimate, and we think the shares are attractive. Five top managers purchased Lind stock. Lind is the largest industrial gas supplier in the world, with operations in more than 100 countries. Lind had a good fourth quarter, continuing to enjoy strong margin expansion, and we've raised our fair value estimate as a result. We're bullish on the firm long term, believing that it's poised to capitalize on an acceleration in clean energy opportunities driven by the Inflation Reduction Act in the US. The stock is trading around our fair value estimate of $359, and we'd wait for a larger margin of safety before picking up shares. Five of our ultimate stock pickers picked up shares of United Parcel Service. UPS is the world's largest parcel delivery company, and it produces operating margins well above those of its competitors FedEx and DHL Express. Management's package revenue and volume outlook for 2023 look good, but we remain cautious in light of the upcoming negotiations with the Teamsters union, which we think may lead to sizable wage hikes. We think UPS stock is worth $179 per share, and shares are trading a bit above that. Lastly, five of our top managers also bought stock in Amazon. We think macroeconomic issues will weigh on Amazon in the near term, and we recently trimmed our fair value estimate as a result. But long term, we expect Amazon to experience healthy growth driven by e-commerce proliferation, Amazon Web Services, and web advertising. We think shares are attractive, trading well below our $137 fair value estimate. For more stock insights, be sure to subscribe to Morningstar's channel and visit Morningstar.com.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n28XnabH3PU	Internet media giant Google is a wholly owned subsidiary that generates around 99% of Alphabet's revenue. The unsettled macroeconomic environment has put pressure on its ad business and Morningstar recently reduced its fair value estimate on the stock as a result. But we expect ad revenue growth to pick up in the second half of 2023 and are pleased to see continued strong growth in the firm's subscription and cloud businesses. The stock trades at a substantial discount to our $154 fair value estimate and we think shares are attractive.
125,899,790	173	n28XnabH3PU	56.632301	89.862379	Don't buy	Selected region	2	LIN	null	null	null	4 Stocks Top Managers are Buying	48,243,597	Yes	173	4 Stocks Top Managers are Buying	2023-03-14 12:00:24+00:00	UChub1tZZuWn9YYHJZZYTbMg	Morningstar, Inc.	#Morningstar #Alphabet #Amazon These stocks were among the purchases of several of our Ultimate Stock-Pickers last quarter. 0:00 Introduction 0:25 Alphabet 0:57 Linde PLC 1:30 United Parcel Service 2:00 Amazon Susan Dziubinski: Each quarter, we take a look at the recent transactions of some of the top money managers around—who we call our Ultimate Stock-Pickers. Why? Because the portfolios of well-respected money managers can be fertile hunting ground for new stock ideas to investigate further. Today we’re looking at the four stocks that were the most widely purchased securities among our Ultimate Stock Pickers last quarter. Eight of our Ultimate Stocks Pickers bought Alphabet stock GOOGL. Internet media giant Google is a wholly owned subsidiary that generates around 99% of Alphabet’s revenue. The unsettled macroeconomic environment has put pressure on its ad business, and Morningstar recently reduced its fair value estimate on the stock as a result. But we expect ad revenue growth to pick up in the second half of 2023 and are pleased to see continued strong growth in the firm’s subscription and cloud businesses. The stock trades at a substantial discount to our $154 fair value estimate and we think shares are attractive. Five top managers purchased Linde stock LIN. Linde is the largest industrial gas supplier in the world, with operations in more than 100 countries. Linde had a good fourth quarter, continuing to enjoy strong margin expansion, and we’ve raised our fair value estimate as a result. We’re bullish on the firm long-term, believing that its poised to capitalize on an acceleration in clean energy opportunities driven by the Inflation Reduction Act in the U.S The stock is trading around our fair value estimate of $359, and we’d wait for a larger margin of safety before picking up shares. Five of our Ultimate Stock Pickers picked up shares of United Parcel Services UPS. UPS is the world’s largest parcel delivery company and it produces operating margins well above those of its competitors Fed Ex and DHL Express. Management’s package revenue and volume outlook for 2023 look good, but we remain cautious in light of the upcoming negotiations with the Teamsters Union, which we think may lead to sizable wage hikes. We think UPS stock is worth $179 per share, and shares are trading a bit above that. Lastly, five of our top managers also bought stock in Amazon AMZN. We think macroeconomic issues will weigh on Amazon in the near term, and we recently trimmed out fair value estimate as a result. But long-term, we expect Amazon to experience healthy growth driven by e-commerce proliferation, Amazon Web Services and web advertising. We think shares are attractive, trading well below our $137 fair value estimate. For more stock insights, be sure to subscribe to Morningstar’s channel and visit Morningstar.com. Morningstar senior analysts Ali Mogharabi, Dan Romanoff and Matthew Young, and analyst Krzysztof Smalec contributed the research behind this segment. Learn more about these stocks. Alphabet https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnas/googl/quote Linde PLC https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnys/lin/quote United Parcel Services https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnys/ups/quote Amazon https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnas/amzn/quote What to watch from Morningstar. 3 of the Best Stocks to Spend Your Tax Refund On https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxM55IRXszw&t=27s 3 Warren Buffett Stocks to Avoid Today • 3 Warren Buffett ... 3 Superior Dividend Stocks on Sale • 3 Superior Divide... 3 Undervalued Stocks with Momentum in 2023 • 3 Undervalued Sto... Read what our team is writing. Susan Dziubinski https://www.morningstar.com/authors/1... Follow us on social. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MorningstarInc/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MorningstarInc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/morningstar... LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/morn...	['Amazon', 'Alphabet', 'United Parcel Service', 'Manager stocks', 'stock picks']	en-US	169	false	2,189	79	2	['i love this channel \nI greet the creators', "Some of those don't pay any dividend. That makes them purely speculative. Your basically hoping that someone down the road will offer to pay you more money than what you paid for a share that doesn't put a dime in your bank account."]	We are a leading provider of independent investment research. Our mission is to empower investor success. http://www.morningstar.com/company/	12,844,190	83,100	2,434	Category 1	Each quarter we take a look at the recent transactions of some of the top money managers around, who we call our ultimate stock pickers. Why? Because the portfolios of well-respected money managers can be fertile hunting ground for new stock ideas to investigate further. Today we're looking at the four stocks that were the most widely purchased securities among our ultimate stock pickers last quarter. Eight of our ultimate stock pickers bought Alphabet stock. Internet media giant Google is a wholly owned subsidiary that generates around 99% of Alphabet's revenue. The unsettled macroeconomic environment has put pressure on its ad business, and Morningstar recently reduced its fair value estimate on the stock as a result. But we expect ad revenue growth to pick up in the second half of 2023, and are pleased to see continued strong growth in the firm's subscription and cloud businesses. The stock trades at a substantial discount to our $154 fair value estimate, and we think the shares are attractive. Five top managers purchased Lind stock. Lind is the largest industrial gas supplier in the world, with operations in more than 100 countries. Lind had a good fourth quarter, continuing to enjoy strong margin expansion, and we've raised our fair value estimate as a result. We're bullish on the firm long term, believing that it's poised to capitalize on an acceleration in clean energy opportunities driven by the Inflation Reduction Act in the US. The stock is trading around our fair value estimate of $359, and we'd wait for a larger margin of safety before picking up shares. Five of our ultimate stock pickers picked up shares of United Parcel Service. UPS is the world's largest parcel delivery company, and it produces operating margins well above those of its competitors FedEx and DHL Express. Management's package revenue and volume outlook for 2023 look good, but we remain cautious in light of the upcoming negotiations with the Teamsters union, which we think may lead to sizable wage hikes. We think UPS stock is worth $179 per share, and shares are trading a bit above that. Lastly, five of our top managers also bought stock in Amazon. We think macroeconomic issues will weigh on Amazon in the near term, and we recently trimmed our fair value estimate as a result. But long term, we expect Amazon to experience healthy growth driven by e-commerce proliferation, Amazon Web Services, and web advertising. We think shares are attractive, trading well below our $137 fair value estimate. For more stock insights, be sure to subscribe to Morningstar's channel and visit Morningstar.com.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n28XnabH3PU	Five top managers purchased Lind stock. Lind is the largest industrial gas supplier in the world, with operations in more than 100 countries. Lind had a good fourth quarter, continuing to enjoy strong margin expansion, and we've raised our fair value estimate as a result. We're bullish on the firm long-term, believing that it's poised to capitalize on an acceleration in clean energy opportunities driven by the Inflation Reduction Act in the US. The stock is trading around our fair value estimate of $359, and we'd wait for a larger margin of safety before picking up shares.
125,899,790	173	n28XnabH3PU	90.454749	121.463385	Unclear	Selected region	2	UPS	null	null	null	4 Stocks Top Managers are Buying	48,243,597	Yes	173	4 Stocks Top Managers are Buying	2023-03-14 12:00:24+00:00	UChub1tZZuWn9YYHJZZYTbMg	Morningstar, Inc.	#Morningstar #Alphabet #Amazon These stocks were among the purchases of several of our Ultimate Stock-Pickers last quarter. 0:00 Introduction 0:25 Alphabet 0:57 Linde PLC 1:30 United Parcel Service 2:00 Amazon Susan Dziubinski: Each quarter, we take a look at the recent transactions of some of the top money managers around—who we call our Ultimate Stock-Pickers. Why? Because the portfolios of well-respected money managers can be fertile hunting ground for new stock ideas to investigate further. Today we’re looking at the four stocks that were the most widely purchased securities among our Ultimate Stock Pickers last quarter. Eight of our Ultimate Stocks Pickers bought Alphabet stock GOOGL. Internet media giant Google is a wholly owned subsidiary that generates around 99% of Alphabet’s revenue. The unsettled macroeconomic environment has put pressure on its ad business, and Morningstar recently reduced its fair value estimate on the stock as a result. But we expect ad revenue growth to pick up in the second half of 2023 and are pleased to see continued strong growth in the firm’s subscription and cloud businesses. The stock trades at a substantial discount to our $154 fair value estimate and we think shares are attractive. Five top managers purchased Linde stock LIN. Linde is the largest industrial gas supplier in the world, with operations in more than 100 countries. Linde had a good fourth quarter, continuing to enjoy strong margin expansion, and we’ve raised our fair value estimate as a result. We’re bullish on the firm long-term, believing that its poised to capitalize on an acceleration in clean energy opportunities driven by the Inflation Reduction Act in the U.S The stock is trading around our fair value estimate of $359, and we’d wait for a larger margin of safety before picking up shares. Five of our Ultimate Stock Pickers picked up shares of United Parcel Services UPS. UPS is the world’s largest parcel delivery company and it produces operating margins well above those of its competitors Fed Ex and DHL Express. Management’s package revenue and volume outlook for 2023 look good, but we remain cautious in light of the upcoming negotiations with the Teamsters Union, which we think may lead to sizable wage hikes. We think UPS stock is worth $179 per share, and shares are trading a bit above that. Lastly, five of our top managers also bought stock in Amazon AMZN. We think macroeconomic issues will weigh on Amazon in the near term, and we recently trimmed out fair value estimate as a result. But long-term, we expect Amazon to experience healthy growth driven by e-commerce proliferation, Amazon Web Services and web advertising. We think shares are attractive, trading well below our $137 fair value estimate. For more stock insights, be sure to subscribe to Morningstar’s channel and visit Morningstar.com. Morningstar senior analysts Ali Mogharabi, Dan Romanoff and Matthew Young, and analyst Krzysztof Smalec contributed the research behind this segment. Learn more about these stocks. Alphabet https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnas/googl/quote Linde PLC https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnys/lin/quote United Parcel Services https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnys/ups/quote Amazon https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnas/amzn/quote What to watch from Morningstar. 3 of the Best Stocks to Spend Your Tax Refund On https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxM55IRXszw&t=27s 3 Warren Buffett Stocks to Avoid Today • 3 Warren Buffett ... 3 Superior Dividend Stocks on Sale • 3 Superior Divide... 3 Undervalued Stocks with Momentum in 2023 • 3 Undervalued Sto... Read what our team is writing. Susan Dziubinski https://www.morningstar.com/authors/1... Follow us on social. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MorningstarInc/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MorningstarInc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/morningstar... LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/morn...	['Amazon', 'Alphabet', 'United Parcel Service', 'Manager stocks', 'stock picks']	en-US	169	false	2,189	79	2	['i love this channel \nI greet the creators', "Some of those don't pay any dividend. That makes them purely speculative. Your basically hoping that someone down the road will offer to pay you more money than what you paid for a share that doesn't put a dime in your bank account."]	We are a leading provider of independent investment research. Our mission is to empower investor success. http://www.morningstar.com/company/	12,844,190	83,100	2,434	Category 1	Each quarter we take a look at the recent transactions of some of the top money managers around, who we call our ultimate stock pickers. Why? Because the portfolios of well-respected money managers can be fertile hunting ground for new stock ideas to investigate further. Today we're looking at the four stocks that were the most widely purchased securities among our ultimate stock pickers last quarter. Eight of our ultimate stock pickers bought Alphabet stock. Internet media giant Google is a wholly owned subsidiary that generates around 99% of Alphabet's revenue. The unsettled macroeconomic environment has put pressure on its ad business, and Morningstar recently reduced its fair value estimate on the stock as a result. But we expect ad revenue growth to pick up in the second half of 2023, and are pleased to see continued strong growth in the firm's subscription and cloud businesses. The stock trades at a substantial discount to our $154 fair value estimate, and we think the shares are attractive. Five top managers purchased Lind stock. Lind is the largest industrial gas supplier in the world, with operations in more than 100 countries. Lind had a good fourth quarter, continuing to enjoy strong margin expansion, and we've raised our fair value estimate as a result. We're bullish on the firm long term, believing that it's poised to capitalize on an acceleration in clean energy opportunities driven by the Inflation Reduction Act in the US. The stock is trading around our fair value estimate of $359, and we'd wait for a larger margin of safety before picking up shares. Five of our ultimate stock pickers picked up shares of United Parcel Service. UPS is the world's largest parcel delivery company, and it produces operating margins well above those of its competitors FedEx and DHL Express. Management's package revenue and volume outlook for 2023 look good, but we remain cautious in light of the upcoming negotiations with the Teamsters union, which we think may lead to sizable wage hikes. We think UPS stock is worth $179 per share, and shares are trading a bit above that. Lastly, five of our top managers also bought stock in Amazon. We think macroeconomic issues will weigh on Amazon in the near term, and we recently trimmed our fair value estimate as a result. But long term, we expect Amazon to experience healthy growth driven by e-commerce proliferation, Amazon Web Services, and web advertising. We think shares are attractive, trading well below our $137 fair value estimate. For more stock insights, be sure to subscribe to Morningstar's channel and visit Morningstar.com.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n28XnabH3PU	Five of our ultimate stock pickers picked up shares of United Parcel Service. UPS is the world's largest parcel delivery company and it produces operating margins well above those of its competitors FedEx and DHL Express. Management's package revenue and volume outlook for 2023 look good, but we remain cautious in light of the upcoming negotiations with the Teamsters Union, which we think may lead to sizable wage hikes. We think UPS stock is worth $179 per share and shares are trading a bit above that.
125,899,790	173	n28XnabH3PU	121.636143	155.528682	Unclear	Selected region	2	AMZN	null	null	null	4 Stocks Top Managers are Buying	48,243,597	Yes	173	4 Stocks Top Managers are Buying	2023-03-14 12:00:24+00:00	UChub1tZZuWn9YYHJZZYTbMg	Morningstar, Inc.	#Morningstar #Alphabet #Amazon These stocks were among the purchases of several of our Ultimate Stock-Pickers last quarter. 0:00 Introduction 0:25 Alphabet 0:57 Linde PLC 1:30 United Parcel Service 2:00 Amazon Susan Dziubinski: Each quarter, we take a look at the recent transactions of some of the top money managers around—who we call our Ultimate Stock-Pickers. Why? Because the portfolios of well-respected money managers can be fertile hunting ground for new stock ideas to investigate further. Today we’re looking at the four stocks that were the most widely purchased securities among our Ultimate Stock Pickers last quarter. Eight of our Ultimate Stocks Pickers bought Alphabet stock GOOGL. Internet media giant Google is a wholly owned subsidiary that generates around 99% of Alphabet’s revenue. The unsettled macroeconomic environment has put pressure on its ad business, and Morningstar recently reduced its fair value estimate on the stock as a result. But we expect ad revenue growth to pick up in the second half of 2023 and are pleased to see continued strong growth in the firm’s subscription and cloud businesses. The stock trades at a substantial discount to our $154 fair value estimate and we think shares are attractive. Five top managers purchased Linde stock LIN. Linde is the largest industrial gas supplier in the world, with operations in more than 100 countries. Linde had a good fourth quarter, continuing to enjoy strong margin expansion, and we’ve raised our fair value estimate as a result. We’re bullish on the firm long-term, believing that its poised to capitalize on an acceleration in clean energy opportunities driven by the Inflation Reduction Act in the U.S The stock is trading around our fair value estimate of $359, and we’d wait for a larger margin of safety before picking up shares. Five of our Ultimate Stock Pickers picked up shares of United Parcel Services UPS. UPS is the world’s largest parcel delivery company and it produces operating margins well above those of its competitors Fed Ex and DHL Express. Management’s package revenue and volume outlook for 2023 look good, but we remain cautious in light of the upcoming negotiations with the Teamsters Union, which we think may lead to sizable wage hikes. We think UPS stock is worth $179 per share, and shares are trading a bit above that. Lastly, five of our top managers also bought stock in Amazon AMZN. We think macroeconomic issues will weigh on Amazon in the near term, and we recently trimmed out fair value estimate as a result. But long-term, we expect Amazon to experience healthy growth driven by e-commerce proliferation, Amazon Web Services and web advertising. We think shares are attractive, trading well below our $137 fair value estimate. For more stock insights, be sure to subscribe to Morningstar’s channel and visit Morningstar.com. Morningstar senior analysts Ali Mogharabi, Dan Romanoff and Matthew Young, and analyst Krzysztof Smalec contributed the research behind this segment. Learn more about these stocks. Alphabet https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnas/googl/quote Linde PLC https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnys/lin/quote United Parcel Services https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnys/ups/quote Amazon https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnas/amzn/quote What to watch from Morningstar. 3 of the Best Stocks to Spend Your Tax Refund On https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxM55IRXszw&t=27s 3 Warren Buffett Stocks to Avoid Today • 3 Warren Buffett ... 3 Superior Dividend Stocks on Sale • 3 Superior Divide... 3 Undervalued Stocks with Momentum in 2023 • 3 Undervalued Sto... Read what our team is writing. Susan Dziubinski https://www.morningstar.com/authors/1... Follow us on social. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MorningstarInc/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MorningstarInc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/morningstar... LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/morn...	['Amazon', 'Alphabet', 'United Parcel Service', 'Manager stocks', 'stock picks']	en-US	169	false	2,189	79	2	['i love this channel \nI greet the creators', "Some of those don't pay any dividend. That makes them purely speculative. Your basically hoping that someone down the road will offer to pay you more money than what you paid for a share that doesn't put a dime in your bank account."]	We are a leading provider of independent investment research. Our mission is to empower investor success. http://www.morningstar.com/company/	12,844,190	83,100	2,434	Category 1	Each quarter we take a look at the recent transactions of some of the top money managers around, who we call our ultimate stock pickers. Why? Because the portfolios of well-respected money managers can be fertile hunting ground for new stock ideas to investigate further. Today we're looking at the four stocks that were the most widely purchased securities among our ultimate stock pickers last quarter. Eight of our ultimate stock pickers bought Alphabet stock. Internet media giant Google is a wholly owned subsidiary that generates around 99% of Alphabet's revenue. The unsettled macroeconomic environment has put pressure on its ad business, and Morningstar recently reduced its fair value estimate on the stock as a result. But we expect ad revenue growth to pick up in the second half of 2023, and are pleased to see continued strong growth in the firm's subscription and cloud businesses. The stock trades at a substantial discount to our $154 fair value estimate, and we think the shares are attractive. Five top managers purchased Lind stock. Lind is the largest industrial gas supplier in the world, with operations in more than 100 countries. Lind had a good fourth quarter, continuing to enjoy strong margin expansion, and we've raised our fair value estimate as a result. We're bullish on the firm long term, believing that it's poised to capitalize on an acceleration in clean energy opportunities driven by the Inflation Reduction Act in the US. The stock is trading around our fair value estimate of $359, and we'd wait for a larger margin of safety before picking up shares. Five of our ultimate stock pickers picked up shares of United Parcel Service. UPS is the world's largest parcel delivery company, and it produces operating margins well above those of its competitors FedEx and DHL Express. Management's package revenue and volume outlook for 2023 look good, but we remain cautious in light of the upcoming negotiations with the Teamsters union, which we think may lead to sizable wage hikes. We think UPS stock is worth $179 per share, and shares are trading a bit above that. Lastly, five of our top managers also bought stock in Amazon. We think macroeconomic issues will weigh on Amazon in the near term, and we recently trimmed our fair value estimate as a result. But long term, we expect Amazon to experience healthy growth driven by e-commerce proliferation, Amazon Web Services, and web advertising. We think shares are attractive, trading well below our $137 fair value estimate. For more stock insights, be sure to subscribe to Morningstar's channel and visit Morningstar.com.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n28XnabH3PU	Lastly, five of our top managers also bought stock in Amazon. We think macroeconomic issues will weigh on Amazon in the near term, and we recently trimmed our fair value estimate as a result. But long term, we expect Amazon to experience healthy growth driven by e-commerce proliferation, Amazon Web Services, and web advertising. We think shares are attractive, trading well below our $137 fair value estimate. For more stock insights, be sure to subscribe to Morningstar's channel and visit Morningstar.com.
125,899,792	175	nEvymo_BgKo	34.184802	129.328543	Unclear	Selected region	2	NURO	null	null	null	🚀5 Top Stocks Trending Up So Far in 2019	48,251,696	Yes	175	🚀5 Top Stocks Trending Up So Far in 2019	2019-01-17 17:19:23+00:00	UC0BGhWsIbV7Dm-lsvhdlMbA	ZipTrader	Charlie goes over 5 stocks that have a consistent growth trend in 2019 and continue to show signs of making higher highs. 📈Swing Trading 101 https://youtu.be/cMmW12Smmt4 💻ThinkOrSwim Tutorial https://youtu.be/TdU_SBmxYiU ⚖RSI Indicator: Crash Course https://youtu.be/C6z4Ntf4Yos 😏Converse With Charlie & Other ZipTraders https://www.facebook.com/groups/ziptrader/ 📌New to the stock market and #trading? We break everything down in a short, sweet, and simplified way. If you have any questions, go ahead and comment below and we'll answer them! 📌ZipTrader also places an emphasis on day-trading Penny Stocks, Marijuana Stocks, Biotech Stocks, and Pharmaceutical Stocks. Let us know if you have a specific stock that you would like us to analyze! ___________________________________________________ DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. You should not take any of this information as guidance for buying or selling any type of investment or security. I am not a financial advisor and anything that I say on this YouTube channel should not be seen as financial advice. I am only sharing my biased opinion based off of speculation and personal experience. An individual trader's results may not be typical and may vary from person to person. It is important to keep in mind that there are risks associated with investing in the stock market and that one can lose all of their investment. Thus, trades should not be based on the opinions of others but by your own research and due diligence. Extended Keywords: "ZipTrader" "Zip Trader"	['top stocks', 'top stocks trending up', 'uptrending stocks', '5 top stocks', 'stocks 2019', 'top 2019 stocks', 'january stocks', 'feb stocks', 'stock trading', 'trading stocks']	null	467	false	7,992	359	30	['Any Questions? Comment below or join us at http://facebook.com/groups/ziptrader. Thanks again for your viewership and I hope that this video was valuable to you.', 'Can you explain how the stock works when you buy an amount if say 100 shares , do you lose the stock and the money ?', "$TWNK is literally following the market. You'd see that pattern with most stocks in the market between December and Janurary.", 'Thanks Charlie', "Great analogy however I've learn from many penny stock traders not to trade stocks with low volume, I mean at least 1-2 million shares in volume, obviously everybody set their scanners to their likings but low volume regardless of any analogy could be very dangerous, any input on that thought ? thanks", 'i want to follow you on insta', 'I have around 300 dollars, realistically speaking how can i make a week.', 'Im a first timer. I sub last night. Looking forward to learn this trade.', 'Great video thanks bro 👍', 'This was very short sweet and simplified', 'What do you think of ARQL ?', 'Hey man what happend with bpth today? Why would a company announce reverse split and an offering on the same day? Dead cat bounce coming?', 'bioc 80% TOADY', 'AXGN is looking very promising that it just started a reversal and on the year chart RSI at 31', 'I like these type of videos.', 'What do you think about the Grubhub and Wix stock?', 'ALT bounced back off 2.93 was that support ? Thanks for the video do more plz', 'Very helpful, please do more watchlist videos because it helps to learn with current events', 'Do you have a stocktwits account?', 'Your vídeos are really good so far, but now this type of vídeo with those tips and explanation is just AMAZING!!! Not only very good for understanding but extremely helpful specially for beginners.\nCongrats 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽']	Welcome to ZipTrader! ZT's Charlie Plattus places an emphasis on day-trading, swing trading, and long term investment strategies. We study price action reactions related to news as well as a focus on technical indications on up & down trends. We strive to post the most informational and easy to understand clips on how to trade in today's volatile market. Our goal is to push our followers to develop their abilities and confidence in each and every trade. DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, reflections, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. These are Charlie's opinions, not investment/financial/legal advice. Past performance is not a predictor of future results. This is not personalized but rather general educational and informational material. Do your own due diligence and/or consult a registered financial advisor before taking any positions.	71,374,357	610,000	894	Category 1	Now, the stocks that we're going to be talking about in this video are all a little bit different from one another. But the one thing that they all have in common is that they have all been consistently growing so far in 2019. Now, of course, just because they have treaded up since the start of 2019, that does not mean that they're going to continue. So I highly recommend that you watch the entirety of this video, because I'm going to be explaining exactly when and where you should be getting in and out of positions and certain signs of a reversal that you could use to protect your capital. Also, as always, don't forget to hit that like button and also subscribe for more short, sweet, simplified videos on how to trade the stock market. OK, so the first stock is Nuro. As you can see, Nuro has had a pretty good but very consistent upward growth trend pattern or trend over the past two weeks. More importantly, we see it continue to gain real estate between the SMA line and itself, which is a continued bullish signal. Now, if we start seeing a drop or the gap or real estate between the two charts close in, then that would be a sign that the stock could begin a more serious reversal. But we are seeing the opposite of this and the stock continues to trend higher, which is a very good sign for me. However, today we saw a bit of a dip and this would be a good time to see if the price action is actually able to fight this off. MACD is also indicating some solid momentum, which is probably largely pushed by the volume of shares traded being way above its average. The average is around 9000, but the bars are indicating over 100000 in volume. So that's a massive change in volume. Now, with any change in volume or share price, I like to consult the news for the company to see if there's any fundamental changes that I should know about before taking a position. But there doesn't appear to be any major news, just some quarterly company product news, but no exceeded revenues or quarterly results or anything of that nature. So I don't need to look much more into the fundamentals. Now, looking to take a position, I'm not going to want to buy when the stock is marked as oversold. That just increases my risk and lowers my upward potential. Instead, I'm going to want to wait until the stock is within at least hitting distance of the fair value range, which is in the middle of the RSI indicator. Now, this happens almost every day with this stock, and it's key not to be impatient and buy in at too high of a price because in the long run, that's a very poor strategy. Next, ALT has also been trending higher over the year. We see this original gap up over the SMA line, but then consolidation closer to it as the year went on. However, we then saw a bit of a reversal with it showing some pushback signs by edging closer and closer to the SMA line. But now we are starting to see the stock consistently break higher highs and build real estate between itself and the aforementioned SMA line. This, compiled with the fact that we have also seen the stock remain green on the year, makes me think that there is some more momentum here to run. But what I'd be careful to note is that as always, if we see the stock run down to the SMA line, that could be a bearish sign. And thus it'd be super important to get in at a good position if you're thinking of taking a position. There's two main ways to go about getting a good position on this. The first is to wait until we see a continued bounce above the SMA line. That would signal that the SMA line has become support. And then later, if we see it return to a higher averaged SMA line, then we could then sell out. But my preferred range is to wait until we see a continued run up of momentum on the MACD and then possibly a break above previous resistance at 3.4. Because if it can show these two signs, that would be very positive for the overall outlook of the price action. But we'd still want to wait until the RSI had indicated that the stock was indeed within the fair value range. I think the only thing that I'd be worried about here is the fact that unlike Nero, we do see this break below the SMA line. And stocks that have a history of breaking support are more likely to break it in the future. That's why you need to wait to see a confirmation that the SMA line is indeed providing solid support before you can validate yourself and feel comfortable taking a position. But again, always do your own research. Obviously, something that I feel comfortable taking a position might be way too conservative for somebody else. Obviously, I'm a much more risk averse trader than many of the people on here. And a lot of the reason is because I believe in protecting the capital. And a lot of other people just want to make quick gains and quick returns. And that's not something that I ever recommend because it's all about being consistent in the long run. You might be able to take a lot of profits here. But if you go and you keep doing this, eventually you're going to lose more. It's just all about probability when you're trading stocks. Now, V-Ray is another one that is consistently making higher highs. But this one is a little bit more my style because it has this hop pattern where it hops to a higher value and then goes back down, then bounces off the SMA line to an even higher value. This not only provides a high confirmation that the SMA line is serving as support, but it allows us to get in at a good price point. There were even two opportunities to get in when the stock was oversold, which is almost unheard of for stocks that are consistently uptrending unless they have this hop pattern. So the strategy here would be to buy in when the stock dips back to the SMA and then hold until we reach previous resistance. Now, you could hold for several hops, but then you'd be in trouble if the price action actually breaks that pattern. One thing I'd be concerned about with this is that there was a large amount of real estate between the price action and the SMA line in the beginning of the run up. And we are starting to see it fluctuate and decrease a bit. But if we see it drop below the SMA line for even a second, that would be a signal that the stock is indeed about to break the pattern. The next one is UNFI. This has had a pretty steady run up for most of the first weeks of 2019. But today we saw a huge gap up. Overall, the stock is on track to double in the first month of 2019. But I wouldn't be so quick to execute a position yet. With a gap up this large, it's essential that we check the fundamentals to see what's going on. Google search reveals that they offered very solid quarter guidance, and that's a large reason why they gapped up so massively today. Now would not be a great time to buy in since this is probably going to be an overreaction. That being said, when we see the stock continue to back down and then see a bounce above the SMA line, then I'd be tempted to take a position. The reason that I'm mentioning this is because we should see this pushback in the next few days or weeks if it is indeed an overreaction. OK, the fifth stock that has consistently been going up is Twink, which is this. This is Hostess, which is the brand that makes the Twinkie. I like the fact that they use Twinkie in their ticker name, but that's not enough to take a position. Sadly, anyways, Twinkie has been consistently making higher highs and has been up trending on the year. But this is a lot different of an uptrend than the previous two. Now, I want you to take a moment and decide for yourself exactly the difference between this uptrend and the other uptrends I showed you with the first four stocks. We're going to take about five seconds. I want you to look at the price action and compare it from what you remember with the previous four stocks, just so that you can kind of get these patterns kind of drilled into your head. Well, I hope you got it. But the biggest difference is the SMA line is not acting as support. Rather, it's within the middle and the price action is crossing back and forth over it. Now, a large reason for this is because the share price increase is less with this overall. So the SMA line adjusts with the price action a lot closer. What we are seeing is this consistent movement above the positive momentum line on the MACD. Now, with these sorts of stocks, what you're going to want to look for is a dip back to the fair value range or lower on the RSI, but also a sustained momentum on the MACD. What this means is that we are going to want to see the MACD stay above this purple line, which indicates that it has positive momentum. As always, make sure to do all of your own research and join our ZipTrader Circle Facebook group. If you have any questions for me or the other ZipTraders, it's a great place to ask anything that you'd want. And you get a lot of feedback from the other members of our community. So if you're interested in that, I put a link in the description below. I also usually pin a comment with the link to that group. But as always, don't forget to hit that like button and also subscribe for more short, sweet and simplified videos on how to trade the stock market. I'll see you guys in the next video.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEvymo_BgKo	So the first stock is Nero. As you can see, Nero has had a pretty good but very consistent upward growth trend pattern or trend over the past two weeks. More importantly, we see it continue to gain real estate between the SMA line and itself, which is a continued bullish signal. Now, if we start seeing a drop or the gap or real estate between the two charts close in, then that would be a sign that the stock could begin a more serious reversal, but we are seeing the opposite of this and the stock continues to trend higher, which is a very good sign for me. However, today we saw a bit of a dip and this would be a good time to see if the price action is actually able to fight this off. MACD is also indicating some solid momentum, which is probably largely pushed by the volume of shares traded being way above its average. The average is around 9,000, but the bars are indicating over 100,000 in volume, so that's a massive change in volume. Now, with any change in volume or share price, I like to consult the news for the company to see if there's any fundamental changes that I should know about before taking a position, but there doesn't appear to be any major news, just some quarterly company product news, but no exceeded revenues or quarterly results or anything of that nature, so I don't need to look much more into the fundamentals. Now, looking to take a position, I'm not going to want to buy when the stock is marked as oversold. That just increases my risk and lowers my upward potential. Instead, I'm going to want to wait until the stock is within at least hitting distance of the fair value range, which is in the middle of the RSI indicator. Now, this happens almost every day with this stock, and it's key not to be impatient and buy in at too high of a price, because in the long run, that's a very poor strategy.
125,899,792	175	nEvymo_BgKo	130.020457	255.757293	Unclear	Selected region	2	ALT	null	null	null	🚀5 Top Stocks Trending Up So Far in 2019	48,251,696	Yes	175	🚀5 Top Stocks Trending Up So Far in 2019	2019-01-17 17:19:23+00:00	UC0BGhWsIbV7Dm-lsvhdlMbA	ZipTrader	Charlie goes over 5 stocks that have a consistent growth trend in 2019 and continue to show signs of making higher highs. 📈Swing Trading 101 https://youtu.be/cMmW12Smmt4 💻ThinkOrSwim Tutorial https://youtu.be/TdU_SBmxYiU ⚖RSI Indicator: Crash Course https://youtu.be/C6z4Ntf4Yos 😏Converse With Charlie & Other ZipTraders https://www.facebook.com/groups/ziptrader/ 📌New to the stock market and #trading? We break everything down in a short, sweet, and simplified way. If you have any questions, go ahead and comment below and we'll answer them! 📌ZipTrader also places an emphasis on day-trading Penny Stocks, Marijuana Stocks, Biotech Stocks, and Pharmaceutical Stocks. Let us know if you have a specific stock that you would like us to analyze! ___________________________________________________ DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. You should not take any of this information as guidance for buying or selling any type of investment or security. I am not a financial advisor and anything that I say on this YouTube channel should not be seen as financial advice. I am only sharing my biased opinion based off of speculation and personal experience. An individual trader's results may not be typical and may vary from person to person. It is important to keep in mind that there are risks associated with investing in the stock market and that one can lose all of their investment. Thus, trades should not be based on the opinions of others but by your own research and due diligence. Extended Keywords: "ZipTrader" "Zip Trader"	['top stocks', 'top stocks trending up', 'uptrending stocks', '5 top stocks', 'stocks 2019', 'top 2019 stocks', 'january stocks', 'feb stocks', 'stock trading', 'trading stocks']	null	467	false	7,992	359	30	['Any Questions? Comment below or join us at http://facebook.com/groups/ziptrader. Thanks again for your viewership and I hope that this video was valuable to you.', 'Can you explain how the stock works when you buy an amount if say 100 shares , do you lose the stock and the money ?', "$TWNK is literally following the market. You'd see that pattern with most stocks in the market between December and Janurary.", 'Thanks Charlie', "Great analogy however I've learn from many penny stock traders not to trade stocks with low volume, I mean at least 1-2 million shares in volume, obviously everybody set their scanners to their likings but low volume regardless of any analogy could be very dangerous, any input on that thought ? thanks", 'i want to follow you on insta', 'I have around 300 dollars, realistically speaking how can i make a week.', 'Im a first timer. I sub last night. Looking forward to learn this trade.', 'Great video thanks bro 👍', 'This was very short sweet and simplified', 'What do you think of ARQL ?', 'Hey man what happend with bpth today? Why would a company announce reverse split and an offering on the same day? Dead cat bounce coming?', 'bioc 80% TOADY', 'AXGN is looking very promising that it just started a reversal and on the year chart RSI at 31', 'I like these type of videos.', 'What do you think about the Grubhub and Wix stock?', 'ALT bounced back off 2.93 was that support ? Thanks for the video do more plz', 'Very helpful, please do more watchlist videos because it helps to learn with current events', 'Do you have a stocktwits account?', 'Your vídeos are really good so far, but now this type of vídeo with those tips and explanation is just AMAZING!!! Not only very good for understanding but extremely helpful specially for beginners.\nCongrats 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽']	Welcome to ZipTrader! ZT's Charlie Plattus places an emphasis on day-trading, swing trading, and long term investment strategies. We study price action reactions related to news as well as a focus on technical indications on up & down trends. We strive to post the most informational and easy to understand clips on how to trade in today's volatile market. Our goal is to push our followers to develop their abilities and confidence in each and every trade. DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, reflections, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. These are Charlie's opinions, not investment/financial/legal advice. Past performance is not a predictor of future results. This is not personalized but rather general educational and informational material. Do your own due diligence and/or consult a registered financial advisor before taking any positions.	71,374,357	610,000	894	Category 1	Now, the stocks that we're going to be talking about in this video are all a little bit different from one another. But the one thing that they all have in common is that they have all been consistently growing so far in 2019. Now, of course, just because they have treaded up since the start of 2019, that does not mean that they're going to continue. So I highly recommend that you watch the entirety of this video, because I'm going to be explaining exactly when and where you should be getting in and out of positions and certain signs of a reversal that you could use to protect your capital. Also, as always, don't forget to hit that like button and also subscribe for more short, sweet, simplified videos on how to trade the stock market. OK, so the first stock is Nuro. As you can see, Nuro has had a pretty good but very consistent upward growth trend pattern or trend over the past two weeks. More importantly, we see it continue to gain real estate between the SMA line and itself, which is a continued bullish signal. Now, if we start seeing a drop or the gap or real estate between the two charts close in, then that would be a sign that the stock could begin a more serious reversal. But we are seeing the opposite of this and the stock continues to trend higher, which is a very good sign for me. However, today we saw a bit of a dip and this would be a good time to see if the price action is actually able to fight this off. MACD is also indicating some solid momentum, which is probably largely pushed by the volume of shares traded being way above its average. The average is around 9000, but the bars are indicating over 100000 in volume. So that's a massive change in volume. Now, with any change in volume or share price, I like to consult the news for the company to see if there's any fundamental changes that I should know about before taking a position. But there doesn't appear to be any major news, just some quarterly company product news, but no exceeded revenues or quarterly results or anything of that nature. So I don't need to look much more into the fundamentals. Now, looking to take a position, I'm not going to want to buy when the stock is marked as oversold. That just increases my risk and lowers my upward potential. Instead, I'm going to want to wait until the stock is within at least hitting distance of the fair value range, which is in the middle of the RSI indicator. Now, this happens almost every day with this stock, and it's key not to be impatient and buy in at too high of a price because in the long run, that's a very poor strategy. Next, ALT has also been trending higher over the year. We see this original gap up over the SMA line, but then consolidation closer to it as the year went on. However, we then saw a bit of a reversal with it showing some pushback signs by edging closer and closer to the SMA line. But now we are starting to see the stock consistently break higher highs and build real estate between itself and the aforementioned SMA line. This, compiled with the fact that we have also seen the stock remain green on the year, makes me think that there is some more momentum here to run. But what I'd be careful to note is that as always, if we see the stock run down to the SMA line, that could be a bearish sign. And thus it'd be super important to get in at a good position if you're thinking of taking a position. There's two main ways to go about getting a good position on this. The first is to wait until we see a continued bounce above the SMA line. That would signal that the SMA line has become support. And then later, if we see it return to a higher averaged SMA line, then we could then sell out. But my preferred range is to wait until we see a continued run up of momentum on the MACD and then possibly a break above previous resistance at 3.4. Because if it can show these two signs, that would be very positive for the overall outlook of the price action. But we'd still want to wait until the RSI had indicated that the stock was indeed within the fair value range. I think the only thing that I'd be worried about here is the fact that unlike Nero, we do see this break below the SMA line. And stocks that have a history of breaking support are more likely to break it in the future. That's why you need to wait to see a confirmation that the SMA line is indeed providing solid support before you can validate yourself and feel comfortable taking a position. But again, always do your own research. Obviously, something that I feel comfortable taking a position might be way too conservative for somebody else. Obviously, I'm a much more risk averse trader than many of the people on here. And a lot of the reason is because I believe in protecting the capital. And a lot of other people just want to make quick gains and quick returns. And that's not something that I ever recommend because it's all about being consistent in the long run. You might be able to take a lot of profits here. But if you go and you keep doing this, eventually you're going to lose more. It's just all about probability when you're trading stocks. Now, V-Ray is another one that is consistently making higher highs. But this one is a little bit more my style because it has this hop pattern where it hops to a higher value and then goes back down, then bounces off the SMA line to an even higher value. This not only provides a high confirmation that the SMA line is serving as support, but it allows us to get in at a good price point. There were even two opportunities to get in when the stock was oversold, which is almost unheard of for stocks that are consistently uptrending unless they have this hop pattern. So the strategy here would be to buy in when the stock dips back to the SMA and then hold until we reach previous resistance. Now, you could hold for several hops, but then you'd be in trouble if the price action actually breaks that pattern. One thing I'd be concerned about with this is that there was a large amount of real estate between the price action and the SMA line in the beginning of the run up. And we are starting to see it fluctuate and decrease a bit. But if we see it drop below the SMA line for even a second, that would be a signal that the stock is indeed about to break the pattern. The next one is UNFI. This has had a pretty steady run up for most of the first weeks of 2019. But today we saw a huge gap up. Overall, the stock is on track to double in the first month of 2019. But I wouldn't be so quick to execute a position yet. With a gap up this large, it's essential that we check the fundamentals to see what's going on. Google search reveals that they offered very solid quarter guidance, and that's a large reason why they gapped up so massively today. Now would not be a great time to buy in since this is probably going to be an overreaction. That being said, when we see the stock continue to back down and then see a bounce above the SMA line, then I'd be tempted to take a position. The reason that I'm mentioning this is because we should see this pushback in the next few days or weeks if it is indeed an overreaction. OK, the fifth stock that has consistently been going up is Twink, which is this. This is Hostess, which is the brand that makes the Twinkie. I like the fact that they use Twinkie in their ticker name, but that's not enough to take a position. Sadly, anyways, Twinkie has been consistently making higher highs and has been up trending on the year. But this is a lot different of an uptrend than the previous two. Now, I want you to take a moment and decide for yourself exactly the difference between this uptrend and the other uptrends I showed you with the first four stocks. We're going to take about five seconds. I want you to look at the price action and compare it from what you remember with the previous four stocks, just so that you can kind of get these patterns kind of drilled into your head. Well, I hope you got it. But the biggest difference is the SMA line is not acting as support. Rather, it's within the middle and the price action is crossing back and forth over it. Now, a large reason for this is because the share price increase is less with this overall. So the SMA line adjusts with the price action a lot closer. What we are seeing is this consistent movement above the positive momentum line on the MACD. Now, with these sorts of stocks, what you're going to want to look for is a dip back to the fair value range or lower on the RSI, but also a sustained momentum on the MACD. What this means is that we are going to want to see the MACD stay above this purple line, which indicates that it has positive momentum. As always, make sure to do all of your own research and join our ZipTrader Circle Facebook group. If you have any questions for me or the other ZipTraders, it's a great place to ask anything that you'd want. And you get a lot of feedback from the other members of our community. So if you're interested in that, I put a link in the description below. I also usually pin a comment with the link to that group. But as always, don't forget to hit that like button and also subscribe for more short, sweet and simplified videos on how to trade the stock market. I'll see you guys in the next video.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEvymo_BgKo	Next, ALT has also been trending higher over the year. We see this original gap up over the SMA line, but then consolidation closer to it as the year went on. However, we then saw a bit of a reversal with it showing some pushback signs by edging closer and closer to the SMA line. But now we are starting to see the stock consistently break higher highs and build real estate between itself and the aforementioned SMA line. This compiled with the fact that we have also seen the stock remain green on the year makes me think that there is some more momentum here to run. But what I'd be careful to note is that as always, if we see the stock run down to the SMA line, that could be a bear sign. And thus, it'd be super important to get in at a good position if you're thinking of taking a position. There's two main ways to go about getting a good position on this. The first is to wait until we see a continued bounce above the SMA line. That would signal that the SMA line has become support. And then later, if we see it return to a higher averaged SMA line, then we could then sell out. But my preferred range is to wait until we see a continued run up of momentum on the MACD and then possibly a break above previous resistance at 3.4. Because if it can show these two signs, that would be very positive for the overall outlook of the price action. But we'd still want to wait until the RSI had indicated that the stock was indeed within the fair value range. I think the only thing that I'd be worried about here is the fact that unlike Nero, we do see this break below the SMA line and stocks that have a history of breaking support are more likely to break it in the future. That's why you need to wait to see a confirmation that the SMA line is indeed providing solid support before you can validate yourself and feel comfortable taking a position. But again, always do your own research. Obviously something that I feel comfortable taking a position might be way too conservative for somebody else. Obviously I'm a much more risk averse trader than many of the people on here. And a lot of the reason is because I believe in protecting the capital and a lot of other people just want to make quick gains and quick returns. And that's not something that I ever recommend because it's all about being consistent in the long run. You might be able to take a lot of profits here, but if you go and you keep doing this, eventually you're gonna lose more. It's just all about probability when you're trading stocks.
125,899,792	175	nEvymo_BgKo	255.952497	312.705944	Unclear	Selected region	2	VRAY	null	null	null	🚀5 Top Stocks Trending Up So Far in 2019	48,251,696	Yes	175	🚀5 Top Stocks Trending Up So Far in 2019	2019-01-17 17:19:23+00:00	UC0BGhWsIbV7Dm-lsvhdlMbA	ZipTrader	Charlie goes over 5 stocks that have a consistent growth trend in 2019 and continue to show signs of making higher highs. 📈Swing Trading 101 https://youtu.be/cMmW12Smmt4 💻ThinkOrSwim Tutorial https://youtu.be/TdU_SBmxYiU ⚖RSI Indicator: Crash Course https://youtu.be/C6z4Ntf4Yos 😏Converse With Charlie & Other ZipTraders https://www.facebook.com/groups/ziptrader/ 📌New to the stock market and #trading? We break everything down in a short, sweet, and simplified way. If you have any questions, go ahead and comment below and we'll answer them! 📌ZipTrader also places an emphasis on day-trading Penny Stocks, Marijuana Stocks, Biotech Stocks, and Pharmaceutical Stocks. Let us know if you have a specific stock that you would like us to analyze! ___________________________________________________ DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. You should not take any of this information as guidance for buying or selling any type of investment or security. I am not a financial advisor and anything that I say on this YouTube channel should not be seen as financial advice. I am only sharing my biased opinion based off of speculation and personal experience. An individual trader's results may not be typical and may vary from person to person. It is important to keep in mind that there are risks associated with investing in the stock market and that one can lose all of their investment. Thus, trades should not be based on the opinions of others but by your own research and due diligence. Extended Keywords: "ZipTrader" "Zip Trader"	['top stocks', 'top stocks trending up', 'uptrending stocks', '5 top stocks', 'stocks 2019', 'top 2019 stocks', 'january stocks', 'feb stocks', 'stock trading', 'trading stocks']	null	467	false	7,992	359	30	['Any Questions? Comment below or join us at http://facebook.com/groups/ziptrader. Thanks again for your viewership and I hope that this video was valuable to you.', 'Can you explain how the stock works when you buy an amount if say 100 shares , do you lose the stock and the money ?', "$TWNK is literally following the market. You'd see that pattern with most stocks in the market between December and Janurary.", 'Thanks Charlie', "Great analogy however I've learn from many penny stock traders not to trade stocks with low volume, I mean at least 1-2 million shares in volume, obviously everybody set their scanners to their likings but low volume regardless of any analogy could be very dangerous, any input on that thought ? thanks", 'i want to follow you on insta', 'I have around 300 dollars, realistically speaking how can i make a week.', 'Im a first timer. I sub last night. Looking forward to learn this trade.', 'Great video thanks bro 👍', 'This was very short sweet and simplified', 'What do you think of ARQL ?', 'Hey man what happend with bpth today? Why would a company announce reverse split and an offering on the same day? Dead cat bounce coming?', 'bioc 80% TOADY', 'AXGN is looking very promising that it just started a reversal and on the year chart RSI at 31', 'I like these type of videos.', 'What do you think about the Grubhub and Wix stock?', 'ALT bounced back off 2.93 was that support ? Thanks for the video do more plz', 'Very helpful, please do more watchlist videos because it helps to learn with current events', 'Do you have a stocktwits account?', 'Your vídeos are really good so far, but now this type of vídeo with those tips and explanation is just AMAZING!!! Not only very good for understanding but extremely helpful specially for beginners.\nCongrats 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽']	Welcome to ZipTrader! ZT's Charlie Plattus places an emphasis on day-trading, swing trading, and long term investment strategies. We study price action reactions related to news as well as a focus on technical indications on up & down trends. We strive to post the most informational and easy to understand clips on how to trade in today's volatile market. Our goal is to push our followers to develop their abilities and confidence in each and every trade. DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, reflections, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. These are Charlie's opinions, not investment/financial/legal advice. Past performance is not a predictor of future results. This is not personalized but rather general educational and informational material. Do your own due diligence and/or consult a registered financial advisor before taking any positions.	71,374,357	610,000	894	Category 1	Now, the stocks that we're going to be talking about in this video are all a little bit different from one another. But the one thing that they all have in common is that they have all been consistently growing so far in 2019. Now, of course, just because they have treaded up since the start of 2019, that does not mean that they're going to continue. So I highly recommend that you watch the entirety of this video, because I'm going to be explaining exactly when and where you should be getting in and out of positions and certain signs of a reversal that you could use to protect your capital. Also, as always, don't forget to hit that like button and also subscribe for more short, sweet, simplified videos on how to trade the stock market. OK, so the first stock is Nuro. As you can see, Nuro has had a pretty good but very consistent upward growth trend pattern or trend over the past two weeks. More importantly, we see it continue to gain real estate between the SMA line and itself, which is a continued bullish signal. Now, if we start seeing a drop or the gap or real estate between the two charts close in, then that would be a sign that the stock could begin a more serious reversal. But we are seeing the opposite of this and the stock continues to trend higher, which is a very good sign for me. However, today we saw a bit of a dip and this would be a good time to see if the price action is actually able to fight this off. MACD is also indicating some solid momentum, which is probably largely pushed by the volume of shares traded being way above its average. The average is around 9000, but the bars are indicating over 100000 in volume. So that's a massive change in volume. Now, with any change in volume or share price, I like to consult the news for the company to see if there's any fundamental changes that I should know about before taking a position. But there doesn't appear to be any major news, just some quarterly company product news, but no exceeded revenues or quarterly results or anything of that nature. So I don't need to look much more into the fundamentals. Now, looking to take a position, I'm not going to want to buy when the stock is marked as oversold. That just increases my risk and lowers my upward potential. Instead, I'm going to want to wait until the stock is within at least hitting distance of the fair value range, which is in the middle of the RSI indicator. Now, this happens almost every day with this stock, and it's key not to be impatient and buy in at too high of a price because in the long run, that's a very poor strategy. Next, ALT has also been trending higher over the year. We see this original gap up over the SMA line, but then consolidation closer to it as the year went on. However, we then saw a bit of a reversal with it showing some pushback signs by edging closer and closer to the SMA line. But now we are starting to see the stock consistently break higher highs and build real estate between itself and the aforementioned SMA line. This, compiled with the fact that we have also seen the stock remain green on the year, makes me think that there is some more momentum here to run. But what I'd be careful to note is that as always, if we see the stock run down to the SMA line, that could be a bearish sign. And thus it'd be super important to get in at a good position if you're thinking of taking a position. There's two main ways to go about getting a good position on this. The first is to wait until we see a continued bounce above the SMA line. That would signal that the SMA line has become support. And then later, if we see it return to a higher averaged SMA line, then we could then sell out. But my preferred range is to wait until we see a continued run up of momentum on the MACD and then possibly a break above previous resistance at 3.4. Because if it can show these two signs, that would be very positive for the overall outlook of the price action. But we'd still want to wait until the RSI had indicated that the stock was indeed within the fair value range. I think the only thing that I'd be worried about here is the fact that unlike Nero, we do see this break below the SMA line. And stocks that have a history of breaking support are more likely to break it in the future. That's why you need to wait to see a confirmation that the SMA line is indeed providing solid support before you can validate yourself and feel comfortable taking a position. But again, always do your own research. Obviously, something that I feel comfortable taking a position might be way too conservative for somebody else. Obviously, I'm a much more risk averse trader than many of the people on here. And a lot of the reason is because I believe in protecting the capital. And a lot of other people just want to make quick gains and quick returns. And that's not something that I ever recommend because it's all about being consistent in the long run. You might be able to take a lot of profits here. But if you go and you keep doing this, eventually you're going to lose more. It's just all about probability when you're trading stocks. Now, V-Ray is another one that is consistently making higher highs. But this one is a little bit more my style because it has this hop pattern where it hops to a higher value and then goes back down, then bounces off the SMA line to an even higher value. This not only provides a high confirmation that the SMA line is serving as support, but it allows us to get in at a good price point. There were even two opportunities to get in when the stock was oversold, which is almost unheard of for stocks that are consistently uptrending unless they have this hop pattern. So the strategy here would be to buy in when the stock dips back to the SMA and then hold until we reach previous resistance. Now, you could hold for several hops, but then you'd be in trouble if the price action actually breaks that pattern. One thing I'd be concerned about with this is that there was a large amount of real estate between the price action and the SMA line in the beginning of the run up. And we are starting to see it fluctuate and decrease a bit. But if we see it drop below the SMA line for even a second, that would be a signal that the stock is indeed about to break the pattern. The next one is UNFI. This has had a pretty steady run up for most of the first weeks of 2019. But today we saw a huge gap up. Overall, the stock is on track to double in the first month of 2019. But I wouldn't be so quick to execute a position yet. With a gap up this large, it's essential that we check the fundamentals to see what's going on. Google search reveals that they offered very solid quarter guidance, and that's a large reason why they gapped up so massively today. Now would not be a great time to buy in since this is probably going to be an overreaction. That being said, when we see the stock continue to back down and then see a bounce above the SMA line, then I'd be tempted to take a position. The reason that I'm mentioning this is because we should see this pushback in the next few days or weeks if it is indeed an overreaction. OK, the fifth stock that has consistently been going up is Twink, which is this. This is Hostess, which is the brand that makes the Twinkie. I like the fact that they use Twinkie in their ticker name, but that's not enough to take a position. Sadly, anyways, Twinkie has been consistently making higher highs and has been up trending on the year. But this is a lot different of an uptrend than the previous two. Now, I want you to take a moment and decide for yourself exactly the difference between this uptrend and the other uptrends I showed you with the first four stocks. We're going to take about five seconds. I want you to look at the price action and compare it from what you remember with the previous four stocks, just so that you can kind of get these patterns kind of drilled into your head. Well, I hope you got it. But the biggest difference is the SMA line is not acting as support. Rather, it's within the middle and the price action is crossing back and forth over it. Now, a large reason for this is because the share price increase is less with this overall. So the SMA line adjusts with the price action a lot closer. What we are seeing is this consistent movement above the positive momentum line on the MACD. Now, with these sorts of stocks, what you're going to want to look for is a dip back to the fair value range or lower on the RSI, but also a sustained momentum on the MACD. What this means is that we are going to want to see the MACD stay above this purple line, which indicates that it has positive momentum. As always, make sure to do all of your own research and join our ZipTrader Circle Facebook group. If you have any questions for me or the other ZipTraders, it's a great place to ask anything that you'd want. And you get a lot of feedback from the other members of our community. So if you're interested in that, I put a link in the description below. I also usually pin a comment with the link to that group. But as always, don't forget to hit that like button and also subscribe for more short, sweet and simplified videos on how to trade the stock market. I'll see you guys in the next video.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEvymo_BgKo	V-Ray is another one that is consistently making higher highs But this one is a little bit more my style because it has this hop pattern where it hops to a higher value and then goes Back down then bounces off the SMA line to an even higher value This not only provides a high confirmation that the SMA line is serving as support But it allows us to get in at a good price point There were even two opportunities to get in when the stock was oversold Which is almost unheard of for stocks that are consistently up trending unless they have this hop pattern So the strategy here would be to buy in when the stock dips back to the SMA and then hold until we reach previous Resistance now you could hold for several hops But then you'd be in trouble if the price action actually breaks that pattern one thing I'd be concerned about with this is that there was a large amount of real estate between the price action and the SMA line in the beginning of the run-up and We are starting to see it fluctuate and decrease a bit But if we see it drop below the SMA line for even a second that would be a signal that the stock is indeed about To break the pattern
125,899,792	175	nEvymo_BgKo	313.626182	358.215392	Unclear	Selected region	2	UNFI	null	null	null	🚀5 Top Stocks Trending Up So Far in 2019	48,251,696	Yes	175	🚀5 Top Stocks Trending Up So Far in 2019	2019-01-17 17:19:23+00:00	UC0BGhWsIbV7Dm-lsvhdlMbA	ZipTrader	Charlie goes over 5 stocks that have a consistent growth trend in 2019 and continue to show signs of making higher highs. 📈Swing Trading 101 https://youtu.be/cMmW12Smmt4 💻ThinkOrSwim Tutorial https://youtu.be/TdU_SBmxYiU ⚖RSI Indicator: Crash Course https://youtu.be/C6z4Ntf4Yos 😏Converse With Charlie & Other ZipTraders https://www.facebook.com/groups/ziptrader/ 📌New to the stock market and #trading? We break everything down in a short, sweet, and simplified way. If you have any questions, go ahead and comment below and we'll answer them! 📌ZipTrader also places an emphasis on day-trading Penny Stocks, Marijuana Stocks, Biotech Stocks, and Pharmaceutical Stocks. Let us know if you have a specific stock that you would like us to analyze! ___________________________________________________ DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. You should not take any of this information as guidance for buying or selling any type of investment or security. I am not a financial advisor and anything that I say on this YouTube channel should not be seen as financial advice. I am only sharing my biased opinion based off of speculation and personal experience. An individual trader's results may not be typical and may vary from person to person. It is important to keep in mind that there are risks associated with investing in the stock market and that one can lose all of their investment. Thus, trades should not be based on the opinions of others but by your own research and due diligence. Extended Keywords: "ZipTrader" "Zip Trader"	['top stocks', 'top stocks trending up', 'uptrending stocks', '5 top stocks', 'stocks 2019', 'top 2019 stocks', 'january stocks', 'feb stocks', 'stock trading', 'trading stocks']	null	467	false	7,992	359	30	['Any Questions? Comment below or join us at http://facebook.com/groups/ziptrader. Thanks again for your viewership and I hope that this video was valuable to you.', 'Can you explain how the stock works when you buy an amount if say 100 shares , do you lose the stock and the money ?', "$TWNK is literally following the market. You'd see that pattern with most stocks in the market between December and Janurary.", 'Thanks Charlie', "Great analogy however I've learn from many penny stock traders not to trade stocks with low volume, I mean at least 1-2 million shares in volume, obviously everybody set their scanners to their likings but low volume regardless of any analogy could be very dangerous, any input on that thought ? thanks", 'i want to follow you on insta', 'I have around 300 dollars, realistically speaking how can i make a week.', 'Im a first timer. I sub last night. Looking forward to learn this trade.', 'Great video thanks bro 👍', 'This was very short sweet and simplified', 'What do you think of ARQL ?', 'Hey man what happend with bpth today? Why would a company announce reverse split and an offering on the same day? Dead cat bounce coming?', 'bioc 80% TOADY', 'AXGN is looking very promising that it just started a reversal and on the year chart RSI at 31', 'I like these type of videos.', 'What do you think about the Grubhub and Wix stock?', 'ALT bounced back off 2.93 was that support ? Thanks for the video do more plz', 'Very helpful, please do more watchlist videos because it helps to learn with current events', 'Do you have a stocktwits account?', 'Your vídeos are really good so far, but now this type of vídeo with those tips and explanation is just AMAZING!!! Not only very good for understanding but extremely helpful specially for beginners.\nCongrats 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽']	Welcome to ZipTrader! ZT's Charlie Plattus places an emphasis on day-trading, swing trading, and long term investment strategies. We study price action reactions related to news as well as a focus on technical indications on up & down trends. We strive to post the most informational and easy to understand clips on how to trade in today's volatile market. Our goal is to push our followers to develop their abilities and confidence in each and every trade. DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, reflections, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. These are Charlie's opinions, not investment/financial/legal advice. Past performance is not a predictor of future results. This is not personalized but rather general educational and informational material. Do your own due diligence and/or consult a registered financial advisor before taking any positions.	71,374,357	610,000	894	Category 1	Now, the stocks that we're going to be talking about in this video are all a little bit different from one another. But the one thing that they all have in common is that they have all been consistently growing so far in 2019. Now, of course, just because they have treaded up since the start of 2019, that does not mean that they're going to continue. So I highly recommend that you watch the entirety of this video, because I'm going to be explaining exactly when and where you should be getting in and out of positions and certain signs of a reversal that you could use to protect your capital. Also, as always, don't forget to hit that like button and also subscribe for more short, sweet, simplified videos on how to trade the stock market. OK, so the first stock is Nuro. As you can see, Nuro has had a pretty good but very consistent upward growth trend pattern or trend over the past two weeks. More importantly, we see it continue to gain real estate between the SMA line and itself, which is a continued bullish signal. Now, if we start seeing a drop or the gap or real estate between the two charts close in, then that would be a sign that the stock could begin a more serious reversal. But we are seeing the opposite of this and the stock continues to trend higher, which is a very good sign for me. However, today we saw a bit of a dip and this would be a good time to see if the price action is actually able to fight this off. MACD is also indicating some solid momentum, which is probably largely pushed by the volume of shares traded being way above its average. The average is around 9000, but the bars are indicating over 100000 in volume. So that's a massive change in volume. Now, with any change in volume or share price, I like to consult the news for the company to see if there's any fundamental changes that I should know about before taking a position. But there doesn't appear to be any major news, just some quarterly company product news, but no exceeded revenues or quarterly results or anything of that nature. So I don't need to look much more into the fundamentals. Now, looking to take a position, I'm not going to want to buy when the stock is marked as oversold. That just increases my risk and lowers my upward potential. Instead, I'm going to want to wait until the stock is within at least hitting distance of the fair value range, which is in the middle of the RSI indicator. Now, this happens almost every day with this stock, and it's key not to be impatient and buy in at too high of a price because in the long run, that's a very poor strategy. Next, ALT has also been trending higher over the year. We see this original gap up over the SMA line, but then consolidation closer to it as the year went on. However, we then saw a bit of a reversal with it showing some pushback signs by edging closer and closer to the SMA line. But now we are starting to see the stock consistently break higher highs and build real estate between itself and the aforementioned SMA line. This, compiled with the fact that we have also seen the stock remain green on the year, makes me think that there is some more momentum here to run. But what I'd be careful to note is that as always, if we see the stock run down to the SMA line, that could be a bearish sign. And thus it'd be super important to get in at a good position if you're thinking of taking a position. There's two main ways to go about getting a good position on this. The first is to wait until we see a continued bounce above the SMA line. That would signal that the SMA line has become support. And then later, if we see it return to a higher averaged SMA line, then we could then sell out. But my preferred range is to wait until we see a continued run up of momentum on the MACD and then possibly a break above previous resistance at 3.4. Because if it can show these two signs, that would be very positive for the overall outlook of the price action. But we'd still want to wait until the RSI had indicated that the stock was indeed within the fair value range. I think the only thing that I'd be worried about here is the fact that unlike Nero, we do see this break below the SMA line. And stocks that have a history of breaking support are more likely to break it in the future. That's why you need to wait to see a confirmation that the SMA line is indeed providing solid support before you can validate yourself and feel comfortable taking a position. But again, always do your own research. Obviously, something that I feel comfortable taking a position might be way too conservative for somebody else. Obviously, I'm a much more risk averse trader than many of the people on here. And a lot of the reason is because I believe in protecting the capital. And a lot of other people just want to make quick gains and quick returns. And that's not something that I ever recommend because it's all about being consistent in the long run. You might be able to take a lot of profits here. But if you go and you keep doing this, eventually you're going to lose more. It's just all about probability when you're trading stocks. Now, V-Ray is another one that is consistently making higher highs. But this one is a little bit more my style because it has this hop pattern where it hops to a higher value and then goes back down, then bounces off the SMA line to an even higher value. This not only provides a high confirmation that the SMA line is serving as support, but it allows us to get in at a good price point. There were even two opportunities to get in when the stock was oversold, which is almost unheard of for stocks that are consistently uptrending unless they have this hop pattern. So the strategy here would be to buy in when the stock dips back to the SMA and then hold until we reach previous resistance. Now, you could hold for several hops, but then you'd be in trouble if the price action actually breaks that pattern. One thing I'd be concerned about with this is that there was a large amount of real estate between the price action and the SMA line in the beginning of the run up. And we are starting to see it fluctuate and decrease a bit. But if we see it drop below the SMA line for even a second, that would be a signal that the stock is indeed about to break the pattern. The next one is UNFI. This has had a pretty steady run up for most of the first weeks of 2019. But today we saw a huge gap up. Overall, the stock is on track to double in the first month of 2019. But I wouldn't be so quick to execute a position yet. With a gap up this large, it's essential that we check the fundamentals to see what's going on. Google search reveals that they offered very solid quarter guidance, and that's a large reason why they gapped up so massively today. Now would not be a great time to buy in since this is probably going to be an overreaction. That being said, when we see the stock continue to back down and then see a bounce above the SMA line, then I'd be tempted to take a position. The reason that I'm mentioning this is because we should see this pushback in the next few days or weeks if it is indeed an overreaction. OK, the fifth stock that has consistently been going up is Twink, which is this. This is Hostess, which is the brand that makes the Twinkie. I like the fact that they use Twinkie in their ticker name, but that's not enough to take a position. Sadly, anyways, Twinkie has been consistently making higher highs and has been up trending on the year. But this is a lot different of an uptrend than the previous two. Now, I want you to take a moment and decide for yourself exactly the difference between this uptrend and the other uptrends I showed you with the first four stocks. We're going to take about five seconds. I want you to look at the price action and compare it from what you remember with the previous four stocks, just so that you can kind of get these patterns kind of drilled into your head. Well, I hope you got it. But the biggest difference is the SMA line is not acting as support. Rather, it's within the middle and the price action is crossing back and forth over it. Now, a large reason for this is because the share price increase is less with this overall. So the SMA line adjusts with the price action a lot closer. What we are seeing is this consistent movement above the positive momentum line on the MACD. Now, with these sorts of stocks, what you're going to want to look for is a dip back to the fair value range or lower on the RSI, but also a sustained momentum on the MACD. What this means is that we are going to want to see the MACD stay above this purple line, which indicates that it has positive momentum. As always, make sure to do all of your own research and join our ZipTrader Circle Facebook group. If you have any questions for me or the other ZipTraders, it's a great place to ask anything that you'd want. And you get a lot of feedback from the other members of our community. So if you're interested in that, I put a link in the description below. I also usually pin a comment with the link to that group. But as always, don't forget to hit that like button and also subscribe for more short, sweet and simplified videos on how to trade the stock market. I'll see you guys in the next video.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEvymo_BgKo	is UNFI. This has had a pretty steady run up for most of the first weeks of 2019, but today we saw a huge gap up. Overall the stock is on track to double in the first month of 2019, but I wouldn't be so quick to execute a position yet. With a gap up this large, it's essential that we check the fundamentals to see what's going on. Google search reveals that they offered very solid quarter guidance and that's a large reason why they gapped up so massively today. Now would not be a great time to buy in since this is probably going to be an overreaction. That being said, when we see the stock continue to back down and then see a bounce above the SMA line, then I'd be tempted to take a position. The reason that I'm mentioning this is because we should see this pushback in the next few days or weeks if it is indeed an overreaction.
125,899,792	175	nEvymo_BgKo	358.798261	465.054503	Unclear	Selected region	2	TWNK	null	null	null	🚀5 Top Stocks Trending Up So Far in 2019	48,251,696	Yes	175	🚀5 Top Stocks Trending Up So Far in 2019	2019-01-17 17:19:23+00:00	UC0BGhWsIbV7Dm-lsvhdlMbA	ZipTrader	Charlie goes over 5 stocks that have a consistent growth trend in 2019 and continue to show signs of making higher highs. 📈Swing Trading 101 https://youtu.be/cMmW12Smmt4 💻ThinkOrSwim Tutorial https://youtu.be/TdU_SBmxYiU ⚖RSI Indicator: Crash Course https://youtu.be/C6z4Ntf4Yos 😏Converse With Charlie & Other ZipTraders https://www.facebook.com/groups/ziptrader/ 📌New to the stock market and #trading? We break everything down in a short, sweet, and simplified way. If you have any questions, go ahead and comment below and we'll answer them! 📌ZipTrader also places an emphasis on day-trading Penny Stocks, Marijuana Stocks, Biotech Stocks, and Pharmaceutical Stocks. 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Extended Keywords: "ZipTrader" "Zip Trader"	['top stocks', 'top stocks trending up', 'uptrending stocks', '5 top stocks', 'stocks 2019', 'top 2019 stocks', 'january stocks', 'feb stocks', 'stock trading', 'trading stocks']	null	467	false	7,992	359	30	['Any Questions? Comment below or join us at http://facebook.com/groups/ziptrader. Thanks again for your viewership and I hope that this video was valuable to you.', 'Can you explain how the stock works when you buy an amount if say 100 shares , do you lose the stock and the money ?', "$TWNK is literally following the market. You'd see that pattern with most stocks in the market between December and Janurary.", 'Thanks Charlie', "Great analogy however I've learn from many penny stock traders not to trade stocks with low volume, I mean at least 1-2 million shares in volume, obviously everybody set their scanners to their likings but low volume regardless of any analogy could be very dangerous, any input on that thought ? thanks", 'i want to follow you on insta', 'I have around 300 dollars, realistically speaking how can i make a week.', 'Im a first timer. I sub last night. Looking forward to learn this trade.', 'Great video thanks bro 👍', 'This was very short sweet and simplified', 'What do you think of ARQL ?', 'Hey man what happend with bpth today? Why would a company announce reverse split and an offering on the same day? Dead cat bounce coming?', 'bioc 80% TOADY', 'AXGN is looking very promising that it just started a reversal and on the year chart RSI at 31', 'I like these type of videos.', 'What do you think about the Grubhub and Wix stock?', 'ALT bounced back off 2.93 was that support ? Thanks for the video do more plz', 'Very helpful, please do more watchlist videos because it helps to learn with current events', 'Do you have a stocktwits account?', 'Your vídeos are really good so far, but now this type of vídeo with those tips and explanation is just AMAZING!!! Not only very good for understanding but extremely helpful specially for beginners.\nCongrats 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽']	Welcome to ZipTrader! ZT's Charlie Plattus places an emphasis on day-trading, swing trading, and long term investment strategies. We study price action reactions related to news as well as a focus on technical indications on up & down trends. We strive to post the most informational and easy to understand clips on how to trade in today's volatile market. Our goal is to push our followers to develop their abilities and confidence in each and every trade. DISCLAIMER: All of ZipTrader, our trades, reflections, strategies, and news coverage are based on our opinions alone and are only for entertainment purposes. These are Charlie's opinions, not investment/financial/legal advice. Past performance is not a predictor of future results. This is not personalized but rather general educational and informational material. Do your own due diligence and/or consult a registered financial advisor before taking any positions.	71,374,357	610,000	894	Category 1	Now, the stocks that we're going to be talking about in this video are all a little bit different from one another. But the one thing that they all have in common is that they have all been consistently growing so far in 2019. Now, of course, just because they have treaded up since the start of 2019, that does not mean that they're going to continue. So I highly recommend that you watch the entirety of this video, because I'm going to be explaining exactly when and where you should be getting in and out of positions and certain signs of a reversal that you could use to protect your capital. Also, as always, don't forget to hit that like button and also subscribe for more short, sweet, simplified videos on how to trade the stock market. OK, so the first stock is Nuro. As you can see, Nuro has had a pretty good but very consistent upward growth trend pattern or trend over the past two weeks. More importantly, we see it continue to gain real estate between the SMA line and itself, which is a continued bullish signal. Now, if we start seeing a drop or the gap or real estate between the two charts close in, then that would be a sign that the stock could begin a more serious reversal. But we are seeing the opposite of this and the stock continues to trend higher, which is a very good sign for me. However, today we saw a bit of a dip and this would be a good time to see if the price action is actually able to fight this off. MACD is also indicating some solid momentum, which is probably largely pushed by the volume of shares traded being way above its average. The average is around 9000, but the bars are indicating over 100000 in volume. So that's a massive change in volume. Now, with any change in volume or share price, I like to consult the news for the company to see if there's any fundamental changes that I should know about before taking a position. But there doesn't appear to be any major news, just some quarterly company product news, but no exceeded revenues or quarterly results or anything of that nature. So I don't need to look much more into the fundamentals. Now, looking to take a position, I'm not going to want to buy when the stock is marked as oversold. That just increases my risk and lowers my upward potential. Instead, I'm going to want to wait until the stock is within at least hitting distance of the fair value range, which is in the middle of the RSI indicator. Now, this happens almost every day with this stock, and it's key not to be impatient and buy in at too high of a price because in the long run, that's a very poor strategy. Next, ALT has also been trending higher over the year. We see this original gap up over the SMA line, but then consolidation closer to it as the year went on. However, we then saw a bit of a reversal with it showing some pushback signs by edging closer and closer to the SMA line. But now we are starting to see the stock consistently break higher highs and build real estate between itself and the aforementioned SMA line. This, compiled with the fact that we have also seen the stock remain green on the year, makes me think that there is some more momentum here to run. But what I'd be careful to note is that as always, if we see the stock run down to the SMA line, that could be a bearish sign. And thus it'd be super important to get in at a good position if you're thinking of taking a position. There's two main ways to go about getting a good position on this. The first is to wait until we see a continued bounce above the SMA line. That would signal that the SMA line has become support. And then later, if we see it return to a higher averaged SMA line, then we could then sell out. But my preferred range is to wait until we see a continued run up of momentum on the MACD and then possibly a break above previous resistance at 3.4. Because if it can show these two signs, that would be very positive for the overall outlook of the price action. But we'd still want to wait until the RSI had indicated that the stock was indeed within the fair value range. I think the only thing that I'd be worried about here is the fact that unlike Nero, we do see this break below the SMA line. And stocks that have a history of breaking support are more likely to break it in the future. That's why you need to wait to see a confirmation that the SMA line is indeed providing solid support before you can validate yourself and feel comfortable taking a position. But again, always do your own research. Obviously, something that I feel comfortable taking a position might be way too conservative for somebody else. Obviously, I'm a much more risk averse trader than many of the people on here. And a lot of the reason is because I believe in protecting the capital. And a lot of other people just want to make quick gains and quick returns. And that's not something that I ever recommend because it's all about being consistent in the long run. You might be able to take a lot of profits here. But if you go and you keep doing this, eventually you're going to lose more. It's just all about probability when you're trading stocks. Now, V-Ray is another one that is consistently making higher highs. But this one is a little bit more my style because it has this hop pattern where it hops to a higher value and then goes back down, then bounces off the SMA line to an even higher value. This not only provides a high confirmation that the SMA line is serving as support, but it allows us to get in at a good price point. There were even two opportunities to get in when the stock was oversold, which is almost unheard of for stocks that are consistently uptrending unless they have this hop pattern. So the strategy here would be to buy in when the stock dips back to the SMA and then hold until we reach previous resistance. Now, you could hold for several hops, but then you'd be in trouble if the price action actually breaks that pattern. One thing I'd be concerned about with this is that there was a large amount of real estate between the price action and the SMA line in the beginning of the run up. And we are starting to see it fluctuate and decrease a bit. But if we see it drop below the SMA line for even a second, that would be a signal that the stock is indeed about to break the pattern. The next one is UNFI. This has had a pretty steady run up for most of the first weeks of 2019. But today we saw a huge gap up. Overall, the stock is on track to double in the first month of 2019. But I wouldn't be so quick to execute a position yet. With a gap up this large, it's essential that we check the fundamentals to see what's going on. Google search reveals that they offered very solid quarter guidance, and that's a large reason why they gapped up so massively today. Now would not be a great time to buy in since this is probably going to be an overreaction. That being said, when we see the stock continue to back down and then see a bounce above the SMA line, then I'd be tempted to take a position. The reason that I'm mentioning this is because we should see this pushback in the next few days or weeks if it is indeed an overreaction. OK, the fifth stock that has consistently been going up is Twink, which is this. This is Hostess, which is the brand that makes the Twinkie. I like the fact that they use Twinkie in their ticker name, but that's not enough to take a position. Sadly, anyways, Twinkie has been consistently making higher highs and has been up trending on the year. But this is a lot different of an uptrend than the previous two. Now, I want you to take a moment and decide for yourself exactly the difference between this uptrend and the other uptrends I showed you with the first four stocks. We're going to take about five seconds. I want you to look at the price action and compare it from what you remember with the previous four stocks, just so that you can kind of get these patterns kind of drilled into your head. Well, I hope you got it. But the biggest difference is the SMA line is not acting as support. Rather, it's within the middle and the price action is crossing back and forth over it. Now, a large reason for this is because the share price increase is less with this overall. So the SMA line adjusts with the price action a lot closer. What we are seeing is this consistent movement above the positive momentum line on the MACD. Now, with these sorts of stocks, what you're going to want to look for is a dip back to the fair value range or lower on the RSI, but also a sustained momentum on the MACD. What this means is that we are going to want to see the MACD stay above this purple line, which indicates that it has positive momentum. As always, make sure to do all of your own research and join our ZipTrader Circle Facebook group. If you have any questions for me or the other ZipTraders, it's a great place to ask anything that you'd want. And you get a lot of feedback from the other members of our community. So if you're interested in that, I put a link in the description below. I also usually pin a comment with the link to that group. But as always, don't forget to hit that like button and also subscribe for more short, sweet and simplified videos on how to trade the stock market. I'll see you guys in the next video.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEvymo_BgKo	The fifth stock that has consistently been going up is twink, which is this this is hostess Which is the brand that makes the Twinkie? I like the fact that they use Twinkie in their ticker name, but that's not enough to take a position Sadly anyways Twinkie has been consistently making higher highs and has been up trending on the year But this is a different a lot different of an uptrend than the previous two now I want you to take a moment and decide for yourself Exactly the difference between this uptrend and the other up trends I showed you with the first four stocks We're gonna take about five seconds I want you to look at the price action and Compare it from what you remember with the previous four stocks just so that you can kind of get these patterns kind of drilled into your head Well, I hope you got it, but the biggest difference is the SMA line is not acting as support rather It's within the middle and the price action is crossing back and forth over it now a large reason for this is because the share Price increase is less with this overall. So the SMA line adjusts with the price action a lot closer What we are seeing is this consistent movement above the positive momentum line on the MACD now with these sorts of stocks What you're going to want to look for is a dip back to the fair value range or lower on the RSI But also a sustained momentum on the MACD What this means is that we are going to want to see the MACD stay above this purple line Which indicates that it has positive momentum as always make sure to do all of your own research and join our zip trader circle Facebook group if you have any questions for me or the other zip traders It's a great place to ask anything that you'd want and you get a lot of feedback from the other members of our community So if you're interested in that I put a link in the description below I also usually pin a comment with the link to that group But as always don't forget to hit that like button and also subscribe for more short sweet and simplified videos on how to trade the Stockmarket, I'll see you guys
125,899,793	176	nkYiy94RT8o	0.63374	548.411598	Don't buy	Selected region	2	MCD	null	null	null	MCD Stock Analysis - Top Dividend Aristocrat Stocks - McDonalds Dividend Stock Analysis	48,252,354	Yes	176	MCD Stock Analysis - Top Dividend Aristocrat Stocks - McDonalds Dividend Stock Analysis	2020-01-20 18:00:07+00:00	UCSglJMvX-zSgv3PEJIE_inw	Learn to Invest - Investors Grow	DCF Guide: https://youtu.be/fd_emLLzJnk DCF Spreadsheet: https://www.investorsgrow.com/2019/05/21/what-is-dcf-discounted-cash-flow-calculation-made-simple/ NEW! 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Please consult your financial or tax professional prior to making an investment. #LearnToInvest #StocksToWatch #StockMarket	['Investment Ideas', 'learn to invest', 'investing for beginners', 'stock market', 'McDonalds', 'MCD', '$MCD', 'MCD Stock', 'MCD Dividend', 'Dividend Aristocrats', 'Top Dividend Aristocrats', 'Best Dividend Aristocrats', 'MCD Fair Value', 'Fair value of MCD', 'is MCD a good investment', 'McDonalds Analysis', 'McDonalds Dividend', 'buy McDonalds', 'buy MCD', 'sell McDonalds', 'sell MCD', 'should I buy McDonalds', 'should I buy MCD', 'mashed', 'mashed food', 'mcdonalds franchise owner', 'mcdonalds profit', 'mcdonalds revenue']	en	554	false	14,987	756	71	['What do you think of MCD Stock? is it worth buying today? if not, what price would you buy it at?', '👍', 'Jimmy, where do you find your free cash flow estimates? I use yahoo finance and they are predicting 5.59% for the next 5 years. Based off of that i got a $107 per share fair value using your template. I’m just curious so I can be more accurate with my estimates. Thanks.', 'Please, make the same video but about Boeing. I am really curious what you find out', 'Jimmy, I like your videos. I would like your take on MCD having a HUGE Negative net worth since 2016. Currently -$6.3 billion. Thanks.', "Great video! Just subscribed to the mailing list and didn't receive the DCF Excel sheet, could you please assist me with this.", 'I LOVE these videos! Thank you so much!', 'Hey Jimmy. Love your deep dive analysis. I learn something new every video. I want that DCF excel sheet but I dont see the link for it in the description', "I purchased some last December and it's one of my best-performing stocks! Not a high dividend yield, but a very well-known company, and dividend aristocrat!", 'Very interesting Jimmy. Thank you.', "Can't go much wrong with MCD, I love the company and the product :) I will hold it probably forever", 'When a company does share buy backs who do they buy the shares from or how does a buy back actually work? Thank you', 'Great video! I agree I think it’s quite overvalued. And I don’t think there is a high likelihood of hitting those FCF estimates either. So with the fairly low rate of return and quite high FCF estimates, there just isnt enough safety there. \nYou’d need to double the FCF estimates to make it near fair value and then there still isn’t the Margin of safety that I look for.', 'Awesome story about McDonald’s. When my mom was a kid my grandfather asked her to choose a stock to put 100 dollars into. Today the DIVIDEND on those shares is 340 dollars, and instead of 2 or 3 shares it’s 72 shares. That’s the power of compounding right there.', 'Jimmy where do you find this charts ?', 'I want to buy the stock it just cost too much', 'Great work Jimmy.', 'I bought mcdonalds when it dipped after earnings and just sold it recently. The stock has steady income and will be a large player in the food industry for decades to come, however i don’t see too much growth potential anymore for the chain as it already expanded dramatically across the united states and is expanded largely in international markets as well.', 'Thanks Jimmy.', 'Definitely one I want to get into but with the restaurant sector, I’ve been riding the SBUX train and am waiting for MCD to pull back.', 'Do own any investment properties?', "I'm wondering if QSR is not a better investment. In Europe, Burger King restaurants are opening everywhere.", 'Great video Jimmy! I was watching McDonalds when it was down around $117 per share November 2015. Wish I had bought it then 😢. Plus the missed dividends... oh the dividends!', 'I was under the impression that McDonalds is not a food business. They are in the real estate business and rely mainly on franchise and rents with the profit from selling the food to the franchise owner is only a small percentage of their earnings. This is good information if their drop in revenue is from their company owned stocks. With that I would consider them if they hit 150. Thanks.', 'To whoever is reading. A stock is worth the price that people wants to pay for the stock. The whole P/E thing is not a good enough indicator to value a stock, and especially not alone. The stock market is heavily influenced by the human mind. As long people wants to pay and have the money to pay for a stock, then the stocks worth is that price. Remember profits and stocks aren\'t set in stone. Nobody says a stock should return X % of profit a year. It\'s a investment. If you want Mcdonalds stock, then buy it - only time can tell if you earn money on the stock or not. In theory tomorrow Mcdonalds could make a new product so good it will increase its revenue by a lot. You go with your guts, you go with what product/company you believe in, at the price other people are willing to pay. That\'s the stock market and that\'s investing. Nobody can predict humans or the future. If you got the cash to invest in Mcdonalds and you want to? Then buy it and hold it. You can buy at 150, 190 or 300. It does not matter, if people want to give 300, then its worth 300. Like, if you buy it at 300, and hold it for 40 years, or even transfer it to your kids. At some point someone else wants to give more for it, and dividends comes in + Mcdonalds is always trying to do better. Invest, or miss out. You can\'t invest without risking, and trying to calculate the P/E so you buy it at "fair value" - investing is also about the future, not the next 12 months. For people who wants to know, I invested in Mcdonalds and I\'m holding onto the stock until I need the money and I\'m not going to need those in over 40 years from now - cause i\'m young.', 'Dude, u r a bless. Fair and square. 🙏', 'Great man what do you think of just buying SDY and NOBL?????\n\nAlso do you hedge with gold and long term bonds. To have hedge like Ray dalio and hedge funds do?', "Thank you for the vid! \nI bought a few shares in the post-Easterbrook dip which I consider a temporary setback. At least so far, the stock has gone well for me.\nI think MCD has several levers of profit growth that may justify a higher valuation:\nMCD owns much of the real estate their restaurants are in or on. Therefore, the company benefits from real estate prices increases - especially in the growing number of restaurants rented out to franchisees. I've even read that MCD should be considered a REIT served with fries.\nThe increased shift to a planned 95% franchisee quota will strengthen both margins and rental revenues.\nIn my new capacity as a shareholder, I downloaded their app and went to a few MCD restaurants nearby. The app peppers customers with coupons with short validity aimed at upselling products. \nI found it still had room for improvement in usability - to my mind, too many customers still use the self service terminals rather than their Apps to order in store. Improving the app may reduce queues, help the customer experience, accelerate orders and further enhance profitability.\nFurthermore, they now launch vegetarian, vegan or lean meat dishes. While I don't expect those options to eat into sales of traditional MCD dishes, they have a halo effect that may soften the reluctance of many people who otherwise never would visit a fast good place.\nI think these effects may help bring MCD's profitability and stock price further up. I'll follow MCD closely and then decide whether I'll sell it once the post-Easterbrook dip is ironed out or If I'll stay for longer.", 'I really like how analyze stocks. Very insightful', 'Where to find returns of your portfolio?', 'This series is a great idea. Finding the best dividend aristocrat can really make the difference while building your wealth. Nicely done, Jimmy!', 'Very informative video braking down revenue distinction between company-owned & franchisees. It’ll be interesting to see things from the franchisee’s perspective. Will wait for price to return to fair value before adding on to position.', 'Could you please tell, where do you get estimates data?', 'I bought mcd at 190 when the ceo got fired anybody else?', 'It is kind of crazy that MCD is such a monster considering the food does not even taste good and is quite expensive. That being said I still go once in a while.', "Great video McDonald's is too expensive", 'Do you think TSLA is over valued as well?', 'Well done Jimmy', "Thanks Jimmy I have been wondering about getting McD for my toddler as a stock to grow until she becomes an adult. I like the fact that it is a growth stock and it has a dividend. But I was also wondering what it's true value was which you do a great job finding. I have watched your DCF video and found it complicated Jimmy I am been wondering about getting MCD for my toddler as a stock to grow until she comes an adult. I like the fact that it is a growth stock and it has a dividend. But I was also wondering what it's true value was with you doing great job finding. I have watched your DCF video and found it complicated so I really do enjoy it when you break down these different stocks by DCF.", 'I love MCD and am long. They are one of those companies, like Disney (also long) which I think my great great grandkids will still enjoy. MCD is going for more profitable growth at the cost of squeezing revenue. It’s part of their refranchising strategy.', 'I know I’ve contributed to their dividend with all the Big Macs I used to order😂', 'McDonalds is in my watchlist. Looking for a better entry price before I add it to my portfolio.', "Nice! 👍 I'd like to buy MCD but waiting for this stock to drop a little bit.", 'What do you think or can you make a video about enbridge stock', 'Thanks for this series Jimmy! Great stuff! Love McDonald’s stock, but not at these high prices', "I'm loving it (If it gets a lot cheaper)", 'I want to see MCD hit 175 and below. Definitely a premium stock so I’d be willing to initiate a position around 180 or so.']	www.investorsgrow.com is an investing education website designed to simplify the world of investing; getting us all closer to our goal of achieving financial freedom.	19,613,273	280,000	538	Category 1	Hi, I'm Jimmy. In this video, we're looking at McDonald's, ticker symbol MCD. This video is part of our Dividend Aristocrats series where we're analyzing each of the companies within the Dividend Aristocrats ETF. The goal with this series is to see if we can find the top dividend aristocrats stocks that have a good chance of paying us a reliable dividend over the next few years and ideally get us closer to our personal goal of financial freedom. OK, so first I'm going to dive into McDonald's business and then we'll see if we can try to come up with a fair value of McDonald's stock using a discounted free cash flow valuation technique. OK, so let's dive into McDonald's business. How about we start with their revenue? Since this tells us a very interesting story. Now clearly we can see that McDonald's revenue hasn't been all that great going back to 2011. Now analysts seem to think that the momentum is going to swing in McDonald's favor. We could tell by the analyst estimates of the green bars and they look like they're starting to take a little bit higher. And that's impressive considering how much revenue is falling. Now things aren't all bad at McDonald's. When we switch to profit per share, well suddenly we may notice that McDonald's is looking a little bit better. Now when we see that earnings per share is going up and we know that we saw revenue per share falling. Well, one thing we may think is maybe McDonald's is simply buying back shares. And I was curious about that very same thing. So I checked net income as well. And as we can see, well, net income has been rising similar to earnings per share. So I'm actually going to stick with earnings per share from a chart perspective because I think that most investors usually rely on earnings per share, not net income nearly as much. Usually when we hear about a company missing earnings or beating earnings estimates, generally it's earnings per share that people are talking about. So I'll keep the earnings per share chart. Now, I don't want to say that McDonald's hasn't been buying back any stock. They have. From what I could find, they bought back about 15 billion dollars worth of stock in 2016. That was the start of 2016. And then they bought back 10 billion dollars both in 2014 and in 2012. So clearly they have been doing some stock buybacks. Now even ignoring stock buybacks, we could see that profits have been rising, which is impressive for them. Now, I'm sure that many of us are thinking the same thing. If revenues fall and profits rise, well, it's only logical that profit margins must have gotten better. And when we look at this chart, well, we could see it's clearly true. But this is where things get really interesting. Look at how high these profit margins are. Now, how does a company like McDonald's, a company in a highly competitive industry, put up profit margins close to the level of Microsoft and above Apple in the mid 20 percent range? Well, for that answer and a few different answers, actually, we can look at this chart. This is a chart of how many locations McDonald's has worldwide. And as we could see, they're a beast when it comes to how big they are. No McDonald's competitor comes even close to their size and scale. But here's what's really interesting to me about this particular chart. If we look at the orange bars, well, we can see that the orange bars are the number of companies that McDonald's themselves, corporate McDonald's controls from year to year basis. And we could see that that's been getting smaller each year. Now, here's why this is so interesting. Let's switch over to this chart. This is a chart of the revenue generated by McDonald's according to the type of store that they have. McDonald's operated or franchised. And it may surprise you like it surprised me. So here's what's going on with all of this. And this should answer some of our questions. So McDonald's has been gradually shifting away from company operated stores, which clearly generates a large portion of their revenue. But let's illustrate the difference between the two stores. So let's imagine that we have the company operated store and the franchise store. Both generate a hundred dollars in revenue. OK, so the company owned store or the generate a hundred dollars in revenue and maybe they generate just four or five dollars in profit. Let's call it four dollars, which is the same as a 4 percent gross profit margin, which is frankly in line with what we would expect from this type of business. But then when we switch over to the franchise model, well, things look a little bit differently. So they generate the same hundred dollars in revenue, but then their profit margins. We'll say the profit margins a little bit higher. Maybe it's 8 percent. So they generate eight dollars in profit because corporate McDonald's is going to pick up some expenses, maybe some marketing expenses, things along those lines. But then they have to pay a franchise fee to McDonald's. We'll call that franchise fee 4 percent. Now, generally, they actually pay higher than 4 percent is actually closer to 12, 13, 14 percent. But for this example, we'll call it 4 percent, which is their actual franchise fee on a monthly basis that they have to pay to McDonald's. Now this is the crucial piece that we have to realize when it comes to McDonald's stock. And that is that that four dollars that the franchise pays to McDonald's on a monthly basis. Well, that is the only revenue that McDonald's, the company accounts for. So in their own stores, they account for the entire hundred dollars in franchise stores. They only account for the four dollars, which explains why their profit margins could be so obscenely high, because, yes, there are some expenses that come out of the monthly franchise fees that they collect from franchise stores. Profit margins are way larger over there. So once we realize that, well, then when we shift back to the number of stores that they have. Well, clearly, the shift to away from company owned stores would make revenue fall since they're not accounting for all the revenue that they generate from the store itself. So revenue looks like it's falling because in this case, they're only counting for the in our example, the four bucks that they took from the franchise company. But margins would improve and profits per share profit. Yeah. Profit per share would improve as well. And then when we switch back to the revenue, according to store types, well, we may notice that the blue bars are in fact gradually rising, which is a good thing for McDonald's as a whole. So the blue bars are the amount of money that they're bringing in from franchises. And since they're deliberately shifting away from corporate owned stores, this would make sense. So perhaps the initial drop in revenue that we saw is not really a bad thing. And I think it's important that we don't get distracted by the noise of this happening. I got distracted by it at first glance. It took a while to dive into it, to realize what was really happening behind the scenes. OK, now let's look at our discounted cash flow evaluation analysis. This is what our DCF analysis looks like for McDonald's. And I'm not going to spend too much time walking through this. I actually did a video on a step by step guide on how to do this whole thing. I get an Excel template. If you're curious, there's links in the description below. But for now, let's just run through these quickly. So I took these numbers from analyst estimates. Then I took a required rate of return of eight and a half percent, which is what I've been using for each of the companies in this in this analysis. That way, our numbers aren't skewed at all by me adjusting the sort of the underlying assumptions. We used a perpetual growth rate of two and a half percent. That's been consistent as well. This gives us a fair value of McDonald's stock of about one hundred and fifty two dollars per share. And given that McDonald's stock is trading closer to about two hundred and ten dollars per share, over two hundred dollars per share. Well, to me, McDonald's stock looks way overvalued right now. Now is actually surprised to see this fair value come so far away from the current stock price. So I actually checked their price to earnings multiple as well. And right now they have a P.E. multiple of about twenty seven times profits over the past 12 months. So over the past 12 months, they put up about seven dollars and ninety one cents in earnings per share. And then interestingly, I calculated their average P.E. going back the past 10 years and their average P.E. is about 20 times profits. Right now they're trading at twenty seven times profits. So if we use their average P.E. from the past 10 years, well, if we take the 20, we multiply that by the seven dollars and ninety one cents. We get a fair value of about one hundred and fifty eight dollars per share, which frankly is pretty close to our calculation of DCF. So all in all, I'm going to say that McDonald's stock looks fairly overvalued, at least in my mind. So without this stock pulling back in a big way, I don't think it McDonald's stock seems to be worth it at this level. But of course, that's based on our belief that our DCF analysis and P.E. multiples are the right way to value McDonald's stock. If you're curious how to come up with your own calculation of intrinsic value, perhaps this discounted cash flow guide could be a good next video to watch. It's a longer video, but I tried to be very thorough and tried to go step by step as to where we could find this information. So that could be a good next video to watch. There's a link here. There's a link in the description below. Thank you so much for sticking with me all the way into the video. I really appreciate it. Thanks. And I'll see in the next video.	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkYiy94RT8o	Hi, I'm Jimmy. In this video, we're looking at McDonald's, ticker symbol MCD. This video is part of our dividend aristocrat series where we're analyzing each of the companies within the dividend aristocrats ETF. The goal with this series is to see if we can find the top dividend aristocrat stocks that have a good chance of paying us a reliable dividend over the next few years and ideally get us closer to our personal goal of financial freedom. OK, so first, I'm going to dive into McDonald's business and then we'll see if we can try to come up with a fair value of McDonald's stock using a discounted free cash flow valuation technique. OK, so let's dive into McDonald's business. How about we start with their revenue? Since this tells us a very interesting story. Now, clearly, we can see that McDonald's revenue hasn't been all that great going back to 2011. Now, analysts seem to think that the momentum is going to swing in McDonald's favor. We could tell by the analyst estimates of the green bars and they look like they're starting to take a little bit higher. And that's impressive considering how much revenue has fallen. Now, things aren't all bad at McDonald's. When we switch to profit per share. Well, suddenly we may notice that McDonald's is looking a little bit better. Now, when we see that earnings per share is going up and we know that we saw revenue per share falling. Well, one thing we may think is maybe McDonald's is simply buying back shares. And I was curious about that very same thing. So I checked net income as well. And as we can see, well, net income has been rising similar to earnings per share. So I'm actually going to stick with earnings per share from a chart perspective, because I think that most investors usually rely on earnings per share, not net income nearly as much. Usually when we hear about a company missing earnings or beating earnings estimates, generally it's earnings per share that people are talking about. So I'll keep the earnings per share chart. Now, I don't want to say that McDonald's hasn't been buying back any stock. They have. From what I could find, they bought back about 15 billion dollars worth of stock in 2016. That was the start of 2016. And then they bought back 10 billion dollars, both in 2014 and in 2012. So clearly they have been doing some stock buybacks. Now, even ignoring stock buybacks, we could see that profits have been rising, which is impressive for them. Now, I'm sure that many of us are thinking the same thing. If revenues fall and profits rise. Well, it's only logical that profit margins must have gotten better. And when we look at this chart, well, we could see it's clearly true. But this is where things get really interesting. Look at how high these profit margins are. Now, how does a company like McDonald's, a company in a highly competitive industry, put a profit margins close to the level of Microsoft and above Apple in the mid 20 percent range? Well, for that answer and a few different answers, actually, we can look at this chart. This is a chart of how many locations McDonald's has worldwide. And as we could see, they're a beast when it comes to how big they are. No McDonald's competitor comes even close to their size and scale. But here's what's really interesting to me about this particular chart. If we look at the orange bars, well, we can see that the orange bars are the number of companies that McDonald's themselves, corporate McDonald's controls from year to year basis. And we could see that that's been getting smaller each year. Now, here's why this is so interesting. Let's switch over to this chart. This is a chart of the revenue generated by McDonald's according to the type of store that they have. McDonald's operated or franchised. And it may surprise you like it surprised me. So here's what's going on with all of this. And this should answer some of our questions. So McDonald's has been gradually shifting away from company operated stores, which clearly generates a large portion of their revenue. But let's illustrate the difference between the two stores. So let's imagine that we have the company operated store and the franchise store. Both generate a hundred dollars in revenue. OK, so the company owned store, well, they generate a hundred dollars in revenue and maybe they generate just four or five dollars in profit. Let's call it four dollars, which is the same as a 4 percent gross profit margin, which is frankly in line with what we would expect from this type of business. But then when we switch over to the franchise model, well, things look a little bit differently. So they generate the same hundred dollars in revenue. But then their profit margins will say the profit margins a little bit will hire. Maybe that's 8 percent. So they generate eight dollars in profit because corporate McDonald's is going to pick up some expenses, maybe some marketing expenses, things along those lines. But then they have to pay a franchise fee to McDonald's. We'll call that franchise fee 4 percent. Now, generally, they actually pay higher than 4 percent is actually closer to 12, 13, 14 percent. But for this example, we'll call it 4 percent, which is their actual franchise fee on a monthly basis. They have that they have to pay to McDonald's. Now, this is the crucial piece that we have to realize when it comes to McDonald's stock. And that is that that four dollars that the franchise pays to McDonald's on a monthly basis. Well, that is the only revenue that McDonald's, the company accounts for. So in their own stores, they account for the entire hundred dollars in franchise stores. They only account for the four dollars, which explains why their profit margins could be so obscenely high, because, yes, there are some expenses that come out of the monthly franchise fees that they collect from franchise stores. Profit margins are way larger over there. So once we realize that, well, then when we shift back to the number of stores that they have. Well, clearly, the shift to away from company owned stores would make revenue fall since they're not accounting for all the revenue that they generate from the store itself. So revenue looks like it's falling because in this case, they're only counting for the in our example, the four bucks that they took from the franchise company. But margins would improve and profits per share. Profit. Yeah. Profit per share would improve as well. And then when we switch back to the revenue, according to store types, well, we may notice that the blue bars are, in fact, gradually rising, which is a good thing for McDonald's as a whole. So the blue bars are the amount of money that they're bringing in from franchises. And since they're deliberately shifting away from corporate owned stores, this would make sense. So perhaps the initial drop in revenue that we saw is not really a bad thing. And I think it's important that we don't get distracted by the noise of this happening. I got distracted by it at first glance. It took a while to dive into it to realize what was really happening behind the scenes. OK, now let's look at our discounted cash flow evaluation analysis. This is what our DCF analysis looks like for McDonald's. And I'm not going to spend too much time walking through this. I actually did a video on a step by step guide on how to do this whole thing. I get an Excel template. If you're curious, there's links in the description below. But for now, let's just run through these quickly. So I took these numbers from analyst estimates. Then I took a required rate of return of eight and a half percent, which is what I've been using for each of the companies in this in this analysis. That way, our numbers aren't skewed at all by me adjusting sort of the underlying assumptions. We used a perpetual growth rate of two and a half percent. That's been consistent as well. This gives us a fair value of McDonald's stock of about one hundred and fifty two dollars per share. And given that McDonald's stock is trading closer to about two hundred and ten dollars per share, over two hundred dollars per share. Well, to me, McDonald's stock looks way overvalued right now. Now, I was actually surprised to see this fair value come so far away from the current stock price. So I actually checked their price to earnings multiple as well. And right now they have a P.E. multiple of about twenty seven times profits over the past 12 months. So over the past 12 months, they put up about seven dollars and ninety one cents in earnings per share. And then interestingly, I calculated their average P.E. going back the past 10 years and their average P.E. is about 20 times profits. Right now they're trading at 27 times profits. So if we use their average P.E. from the past 10 years. Well, if we take the 20, we multiply that by the seven dollars and ninety one cents. We get a fair value of about one hundred and fifty eight dollars per share, which frankly is pretty close to our calculation of DCF. So all in all, I'm going to say that McDonald's stock looks fairly overvalued, at least in my mind. So without this stock pulling back in a big way, I don't think it McDonald's stock seems to be worth it at this level. But of course, that's based on our belief that our DCF analysis and P.E. multiples are the right way to value McDonald's stock. If you're curious how to come up with your own calculation of intrinsic value, perhaps this discounted cash flow guide could be a good next video to watch. It's a longer video, but I tried to be very thorough and tried to go step by step as to where we could find this information. So that could be a good next video to watch. There's a link here. There's a link in the description below. Thank you so much for spending your time with me.

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