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Sudhan

19 Jan 2020

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If you could buy only 1 stock for 2020, what would that be?

If you could buy only 1 stock for the whole of 2020, what would that be? And why? what would be the criteria underlying this decision?

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Billy

19 Jan 2020

Development & Acquisitions Manager at Real Estate Private Equity

My first stock that I bought in 2020 was actually Disney. I saw their lineup of Marvel movies, coupled with Star Wars, the baby yoda (once the merchandises goes on sale), not to mention the upcoming Mulan movie and how they'd be able to refresh their themeparks with new rides from their warchest of movies, it'd be a stock I foresee would grow

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pat

19 Jan 2020

ABBV looks like one of the better one too. 5.5% dividends and 8.8 times forward earnings. Trading off 52 weeks lows.

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Mufaddal ZA

13 Dec 2019

IBM

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Brandon Chew

11 Dec 2019

Financial YouTuber at https://www.youtube.com/c/BrandonChewww

I ain't answering the question because I'm doing two stocks instead of 1.

Alphabet
Amazon

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Kenneth Lou

10 Dec 2019

Co-founder at Seedly

Would buying an ETF stock be cheating? Haha

S&P500

If not, Alphabet or Facebook would be My pick! ...

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