Stocks To Buy! Is Everything A Buy?
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- Опубликовано: 28 мар 2024
- It seems all people want are stocks to buy, I wish investing would be that easy that you just buy things that go up, sell, rinse and repeat. But, there is more than 'this is a stock to buy' when it comes to investing. The risk and reward is key and how that fits you and your financial goals.
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Started my portfolio last year with SCHD, VOO, and VUG after watching one of your videos. In terms of share price, VOO is way up (22.25%) and VUG is waaaaay up (39.62%). Thanks for the education.
Isn't VOO and VUG similar in the sense both are investing in the S&P 500? What is the difference? I thought it is generally advised against to invest in multiple ETFs or Mutual Funds?
@@Higuannn If you're not sure of what to you should seek professional help, I did same and saved myself the hassle of this hectic markets.
@@hullbruce I do agree, Investing has gotten difficult especially after pandemic, hence why I decided to use the expertise of an advisor, my spouse kicked against the idea initially, but oh well guess who's best buddies with our advisor now hehehe
@@Higuannn Glad to have stumbled on this comment, I will like to give this a try. Please who is your advisor and how do I get in touch?
Sure, the popular lady Alicia Estela Cabouli does a good job. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details on the web to set up an appointment. She offers free consultations for first timers.
I find it refreshing your not screaming "buy" each episode and leave it to the viewer to reason for themselves.
I watch almost all your videos and learn something every time. For example, in this video you remind us that it's not that simple to give a buy recommendation that fits everyone. It's great that you keep emphasizing that everyone has to decide their own investing strategy. Keep up the good work, you're definitely different from most other investment channels on RUclips!
Yes, exactly
I would also love to know all the stocks that will only go up in price so I can buy them …. Unfortunately this does not exist. Sven, your opinions and insights do help make things a little bit easier.
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Most people want to make easy money. They don't want to put in the work and do the research themselves. They want somebody to tell them what to buy.
Exactly
People also want to have someone to blame for their mistakes. If it goes up after buying from Sven recommendation -> wow I'm so good. If it goes down -> Sven is an idiot. Simple victim strategy to evade "mental" responsibility.
most people, but we here are not most people :-)))
Pls Just Tell me what to buy!!! 😢😢
@@konraddepunkt3411 Buy a good book on investing and start learning. Invest in yourself ;)
The ironic thing is: the people who need to hear your message the most, are the ones who listen the least.
Furthermore, they usually lack the emotional attitude for long term investing...
Good video again Sven, thanks for your contribution to learning about investing. We sometimes need the mirror! 😊
The first half of your message is 🤷♂️ 😂
People just want to ignore the basics and chase the latest shining object 💎💎💎
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Bought ADM after you brought it to my attention and I done further research. Now 19% up. People like myself are thankful for your videos. I am learning from you. Thank you
Great to hear!
Thank You for Rubis, up 30%! Selling now a bit, to much of a rocket ship now=)
I'm also a January buy in Rubis, and nicely up close to 40%. I'm planning to hold, but if you really want to benefit, I would hold till we get closer to ex-dividend date to further benefit of this good trend
Enjoy!
Always a great video! I say if you have to ask what stocks to buy, then you should just be investing in a fund. Learn how to invest and find your own companies. It's much more fun! Keep up the good work Sven!
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The only yt channel i watch every single video.
thanks!
Same here. So much value! He always re-centers me as a lonely retail investor
Really enjoy your videos Sven, thank you! Maybe one day I will join your research platform!
Love your content Sven! Thanks for helping me guide my own investing. I have never bought a "Stock to buy" from you "didn't have capital at the time sometimes" but it has helped me so much with the risk reward analysis of the ones I do buy and add. Thanks for helping me make realistic expectations for different sectors and companies. Also in helping me understand ETF risks as I am primarily an ETF investor until I develop better analyzing abilities. I play with some portion of my portfolio as a learning and developing skills for myself. It also helps determine my psychology of investing. Thank you for your content.
great to hear!
I have invested in several businesses discussed on your channel, after doing my own research of course, that I am happy owning. You have definitely made us aware of, and given your insights into, many opportunities over the years. I'm up 205% on Netflix and 45% on Berkshire. Your other videos are even more important, helpful, and educational. So thank you for all your great content!
Thank you, happy to hear that!
Appreicate you and your level-headed advice over the years Sven. Thank you.
My pleasure!
Sven, thanks for keping the great work and not taking in account people that are not intended for this tipe of content, information and formation.
I appreciate that!
I love your stock analysis and buy suggestions
Thanks
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Sven i Just want you to be yourself! It's more than enough! Best regards and admiration from Pizzaland! 🍕🇮🇹💟
Grazie Davide!
Great points Sven, it's a long-term process. Every week could be a new opportunity, but what happened in 1 week? Outside of a significant earnings announcement, a government decision, a product/service breakthrough, or a geopolitical event, company fundamentals probably haven't changed much. Analysis and tracking should be done all the time, but it's not a like a new batch surfaces weekly, out of the market oven.
Hi Sven there are two things that I learned following your videos. First to think about the company and their business before I buy and not after the purchase of their stock. Investing your money means that you are optimistic about the future but there is a difference between whishful thinking and educated guess. Second when to not buy or to sell stocks. I missed a lot of good opportunities like Netflix, Tesla or NVIDIA in their heydays but that’s fine I also missed a lot of bad opportunities like beyond meat or game stop. I’m not comparing these companies but I have no clue how the microchip market or the new age fancy food market functions and therefore I avoid investing in it. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and see you on the next video.
Thanks!
Bought ADM on your reasoning and saw it as a special situation that would correct and run on as a value buy. Did my own take on it it via additional research. Good run so far and hoping for a good cyclical pick to play out if justified by hopes being realised. Would never have thought about it without your video as a nudger. Merci.
Great video Sven. The people who just want a buy are the same ones who will curse you when the stock doesn't turn out the way they want. There is some risk involved in every single stock. You can't shut your brain off and think of stocks as good or bad. Sven gives you the information, but its your money so the decision and risk has to be yours. This is real life
Thanks!
I've looking at ACOMO stock. I think you commented it a year ago and I've been following it since then. Looks good to me, but im waiting for it to drop to 16's (big margin of safety, but it's a small cap; 500m market cap) to start a significant position. Thanks for the vids, Sven!
Honestly what you do is hard work. Being asked "what stocks should I buy today"? Is a hard question. Amd being asked by a RUclips audience, meaning people you don't know, is very hard, espescially if you are honest and don't want to sell crap like "finance breadtubers".
ty sven! nice rally on rubis!
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That Archer Aviation "advice" is an excellent example of the dangers of blindly following market "gurus"!
Thank you Sir for making quality videos. Can you please share your thoughts on SPGI/MCO and V/MA. Thank you.
nice video. thx Sven.
Glad you liked it!
I am up 50% on Rubis, thanks Sven for bringing it to my attention:)
Really interesting. Thank you :-) So it is like you told trusting the company to be good. If I buy, and it sinks a lil bit, I buy more because it is good business and will make it in the long run.
as I always say, see how it fits you!
I bought Vonovia at 16 and sold (too early) at 21. I bought MWP at 3 and sold at 4,3. In both cases I used 1000 eur which I was willing to risk. And I made a 30% profit. Thank you Sven for the tips!
Good stuff
Some time ago you said people never say thanks for the tips, but they make sure to chastise you if they lose money. So a big thanks from me! Also, I am 60% up with Rubis, another nugget that you've suggested. Bought at 21-22 when you presented it and then loaded up when it went down to under 20 some weeks ago. There! I've said it: thanks, Sven!! Print this post and frame it
Thank you Sven
thx for clarifying that!
that's why i like health and tech stocks - low risk, high rewards - given the increase in the last 10y for: sales, profits, FCF, Roic, low debt! ;) dividend increase is pure profit, in the conditions mentioned above! ;) staples, industrials and discretionary also look good!
i try to avoid cyclical and heavy debt sectors (like materials, energy, reits) - although I add a few sector leaders, when highly undervalued...
hello Sven, i ve been doing some research about japanese stocks and i ve found great value in there, however im a bit concerned about the japanese economy that seems to insist into quantitative easing although the results are far away from positive. Would you do a video exploring some japanese stocks and the effect that the japanese economy might have in the future? Thank you, and by the way really love your videos, keep going
I enjoy very much your deep and critical analysis of company business and their valuation. Also you identify interesting trade opportunities. Really good stuff. But if you compare to Buffets one in a decade buys, these are long term compounders at a fair price. While the potential buys you are presenting like adm, wbd, hpq, are turnaround plays and not necessarily good long term holds. China stocks I assume also to be dumped after a sentiment change and valuation recovery. I see all these as good potential trades, but it would be interesting if you could also identify some strong buy and hold investments in the current market. It does not need to be one a week. Or are no such investment opportunities and it is all about finding undervalued average quality stocks that nobody wants to have and trading on sentiment change?
A buffett type long term buy comes around rarely! Last time march 2020
I’m very happy if I find one buy option every 8-12 months, a value stock priced for the worst case scenario (in an earnings model). Also, I like the concept of increasing one’s money over business cycles/increasing your lower level of wealth over business cycles - you mentioned it also in the last video and I think I haven’t heard you use it before. It made me think differently about investing and watching my buy-prices even more (also as I made mistakes in the past, buying to high). Risk is of the highest importance when it comes to investing.
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for the good analysis and content. How about commercial paper? Short term debt and credit instruments? Do you ever add those assets to your portfolio? In other words .... credit assets that produce high yields with high liquidity and low volatility.... there are ETF's that hold these assets, provide liquidity and high yield and have low volatility. Just curious if you consider these in lieu of stocks. Perhaps a video on these investments?
Dear Sven, perhaps you have a look at : MPC container shipping. It's high risk, how ever your opinion will be valuable.
Retail investors do not have billions to invest. Thus, there are much more options to invest also in smaller firms than Warren has. Warren Buffett has at one point to much capital too invest.
good point!
Rubis is 35% up + dividends Thank u Sven!
Sven, you're right, it's hard to sit on our hands...
Hey Sven, hello from Australia, any chance you could review some LNG producing companies. You’re always saying buy when things are bad, and LNG is almost at an all time low. Couple that with the predicted electricity supply shortages I’m wondering if you think some of these companies might be a buy. Many thanks. Ben
Good suggestion!
You forgot to mention Rubis which I discovered thanks to you Sven
Great stuff! Great explanation. It's hard to find great companies that are great buys. Opportunities like ADM getting slammed 35% in one day are rare. I'm convinced Kathy Wood does not understand how businesses work. Air taxies are a great idea, but they are several years away from being a profitable business.
Hi Sven, what is your take o recent Rubis rise? Where is the logic in that - debt is rising, they are selling family silver (joint venture), but still up 25% ?
looks like somebody recognized the cash flows
Have you looked at MPW recently? I like the risk and reward a lot at below 6$
I can't figure out which I like more, your analysis or your accent 🤔
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More commodity videos please :-) I like your insights in the commodity space.
when the time comes!
Great video as always! Interesting that those who are asking " tell me, what to buy", they will have also no clue when to SELL. So they will probably sell at the worst time since they have no clue what they actually own. So it's maybe better for them just to open Savings account and put money there. Less losses.
good point!
Sven, 😂 I really like that you have been generous with your RUclips posts but, I know you see that there's a lot of people in need and they are very eager for reward.
Anyway, I just want to thank you. I'm still watching your channel.
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Very nice information
Best Channel on RUclips
thanks!
Great content!
Thanks
Im still adding to my fat position in BATS. buybacks of 700m pounds this year, and additional 700m in 2025.
thanks for sharing!
I bought some bats too, its beaten down. And yesterday I bought knaus tabbert.
How much money I need to invest to cover the research platfor cost?
quick answer: if you ask, then likely it doesn't :-(
Copper Prices have recently increased and copper miners such as Taseko Mines (TGB) have also done well. Is this the bull run in Copper we've been waiting for, or just a another false start?
I might point out that if a value channel doesn't have a huge volume of recommendations then the market is probably overbought. "The cheapest stock in an overpriced market may still be too expensive!".
Rubis great buy last year👍
Simply the best❤please never change
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Hi Sven! I've been thinking about lithium supply-demand balance lately. With Chinese carmakers attacking the market with cheap EVs (BYD, Tesla) can we end up having a much faster than expected transition to EV's and a surge in lithium prices again? Of course, this will depend on US and EU not bullying Chinese car manufacturers which I guess will happen soon. It's fine if Amazon sells cheap stuff and kills small stores around the world, but if Chinese car markers can kill EU/US car industry, that cannot happen. The US/EU like free market when their products are competitive, but if someone outcompetes them, they don't like free markets anymore.
I don't know, somehow I feel the lithium story will not go as fast as people expect, we will see!
I remember Rick Rule said in his conference "now we have tried to teach how to catch the fish. That's not the crowd wants. Crowd wants us to catch the fish, clean the fish, fillet the fish, cook the fish, prepare some nice side dish and garnish for it and then serve the fish in a nice outfit in a nice place". I guess Sven has found out these people are not ready for discussing single securities with this mindset..
As Warren Buffet says most are best served by owning good index funds. That’s OK. TBF many are struggling now to put food on the table and pay bills incl those with some left over to invest. Most aren’t lazy they’re scared of losing what money they have and not having enough for the future. That’s reality for billions in our world now.
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Have you looked at Sampo?
not yet
Vonovia probably goes up because they stopped investing in new developments and are selling some of their realestate (probably to deleverage)
I believe it went up because they were able to sell some of their assets at book value. This showed to the market that their book value may be real, and if they are traded much below their book value, then you really get one dollar for 50 cents.
High leverage is always very volatile
any idea about Alibaba, since China is in recession ?
Where do you guys get the info tha China is in recession?
@@Value-Investing not exactly in recession (technically) however there is a significant economic decline.
Thank you for keeping it real with us. We're all
getting hit over the head with these prices, the good thing is being in a position to pay these prices. I feel really bad for those who are not in the position to pay for their basic needs. God bless Donald Onida imagine inviting $2,000 and getting $10,760 in 5days
That's a mind blowing results which coin do you buy can you recommend
Onida's assistance was instrumental in my journey, Starting with my remaining resources, it proved to be an excellent decision.
Great testimony I always say it as a newbie Never claim to know: Ask questions and it's best you work with a financial advisor
You're right a good trading system would put you through many days of success
Nice to see this here, Onida's understanding of market indicators is impressive. Che knows exactly when to enter and exit trades for maximum profit. I still make $30,500 weekly
Nobody can know which stocks will go up in price. Sven gives us risk/reward-analysis. Whether or not it's a buy depends on your own risk-reward profile. A buy for me may not be a buy for Sven.
Sven's hot stock tips channel. 😅
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FXPO is a buy now ✊
Sven, analyze Daqo New Energy please, it’s dirty cheap. Probably the cheapest company I’ve ever seen.
We need an update on JD !! please!!
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It's undeniable that this year is shaping up to be more challenging. Reflecting on the past year, my investment choices proved to be costly, driven by my excessive worry about my portfolio. I struggled to weigh the decision between investing further or pursuing homeownership. Ultimately, I opted to sell my investments, only to find that the house I purchased required more renovations than expected. It's becoming increasingly uncertain how much longer I can navigate these circumstances
We all made mistakes, ride it out.
It is crucial to have a varied exposure in your portfolio, including companies generating current cash flows. I had my portfolio revamped by a planner that I hired late 2022, and in the last ten months, I have made well over half a million across multiple markets. If 2023 has taught us anything, it’s that good times don’t always last. When things are looking up, we should direct more energy into planning for the worst-case scenario
Who is this planner that you employ? I'm getting to the end of me. Really, I'd also like to take the path of having one
Janet Rae Maher. You are most likely to find more info when you look her up
Thank You for the lead. I searched her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon
At the end, if you'd give a stock a day to buy, people would just end up buying the typical SP500 ETF or a world etf
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I’m glad that you do not buy into sexy talks of Wall Street talking heads instead stick with your fundamental analysis! Keep up the good work!
Sven... China is high risk as you can not predict if and when there will be a war or crisis over Taiwan. It could happen in April or May with a coup or something... or it might never come. who knows. You could not get a clear warning. I think your picks are usually good... But your risk assessments are off in regards to geopolitical risks.
thanks for sharing
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I think Sven means if you do something very well, never do it for free. You want his research pay him his money. A like, a sub and a view aren't enough I guess.
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We dont buy Stocks, we buy companies for a long while.
Better for generations and Take dividend
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Short everything ark buys ! 😂 she's the worst !
Come on bruh a stock isn’t a buy because someone buys it thats not what that means aiaiaiaiajajajdjaiiii
thanks for sharing!
I was happy with your LUG buy a while ago. and your NWH.UN 'sell'. I like ASML because they 'make the machines that make the chips'...I have sold things that have gone up but I am still happy with the sale because the business just didn't seem good.
Fun fact, I've never asked you for a stock to buy Sven. I have in fact given you a suggestion for a buy (EVO.ST).
I appreciate all your videos though :)