Advertisement
Anonymous
What do you guys generally look out for before buying a stock? Like for example Apple stock, it's now at $131.88 per share. Do you compare it to the past few months performance or do you buy based on your own valuation? Thanks a bunch
9
Discussion (9)
Learn how to style your text
Reply
Save
Dont think too much, all the high level reading bluh bluh is really nothing when come into a long term investment , you happy with the company, you belive them and their future, you think they have more room to improve , buy until you think they gonna hentak kaki
Reply
Save
If you are looking at long term, maybe can look at enterprise calculation or the most simple DCF mod...
Read 3 other comments with a Seedly account
You will also enjoy exclusive benefits and get access to members only features.
Sign up or login with an email here
Write your thoughts
Related Articles
Related Posts
Related Posts
Advertisement
The first step is to determine whether you are trying to trade a stock (buy low sell high in a short period of time), or looking to hold and buy more all the way until retirement or a really, really long time.
If it's the latter, honestly, nothing matters. If a company is fundamentally solid, and you believe their contribution to society will be and will continue to be impactful for decades to come, just keep DCA-ing more and more positions as long as you have the spare cash to do so.
For example, if you believed in Apple in their early days, had you just kept DCA-ing throughout the years, you'd be in profit upwards of 50000% or more. If you had spent hours and days and weeks analysing all the nonsense PE ratios and 200day MAs and whatnot, you'd simply have just wasted your precious time.