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legendary
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January 08, 2020, 10:53:29 PM
#29
well , so far Apple still favoritable choice for investor , no wonder actually, since next project about Apple’s 5G iPhone have a strong demand.
about tesla , of course its not going below $300 again, If Tesla is able to sustain its level of profitability and demand in Europe and China, it could open the door to a new chapter of growth for the company.

Yeah but do you want to buy something that has exceeding it's high position.  That's how people lose money.  Follow the warren buffet rule, buy when everyone is selling and sell when everyone is buying.  Dont be a top buyer.  Invest conservatively this is gonna dip real soon
sr. member
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January 08, 2020, 10:08:07 PM
#28
I don't really think it would be good to buy stocks this year , since you already know about the trending WW 3 due to that it will most probably go down and after that is done you will be in a huge loss , .instead of these stocks I would say it would be good to buy cryptocurrencies because in the time of war they could help , even if the war is not officially official and scary , it would affect a lot of people and countries.
Therefore I think it would be good to stay away from the stock market.
I don't think so. yesterday President Trump made concessions to Iran because he knew that the war was now not good for America's rising economy. Besides, the US also defeated an important general of Iran, so they achieved the goal. so Mr. Trump is very calm and yielding, I think Iran doesn't want war either. In a nutshell, I think WW3 is quite far away, so it is still a good time to invest in technology stocks in the US.
newbie
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January 08, 2020, 09:13:02 PM
#27
Apple is a standard choice, but I'd suggest buying those that are continuously used. Like stocks in the Oil industry or something like that. Only invest in stocks of big companies like Apple/Tesla/Microsoft if you have the money, since they are attacking the world of technology and let's be honest, there's a lot of profit there if they actually manage to do it properly. There's also google, if they manage to perfect the idea and technology of quantum supremacy, hell I believe their stocks would go over the roof. Just recently it jumped to a record high of $1.4k, which kind of says a lot.

Yeah pretty much.
Stocks of big companies are safe enough to put in big amount of money.
Stocks of fresh companies and crypto currencies on the other hand both are too high risk to put in serious funds.
But you should invest in both if you want decent income from your investments.
legendary
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January 08, 2020, 09:06:34 PM
#26
DISNEY! These guys are going to make bank with Disney Plus. Guy in the video is correct.

That sector is getting crowded. Do you think they'll be able to get the movies/series that others don't? Isn't that finally a game where widest selection wins the customers? Or are they coming too late in this game? Would be interesting to hear other's opinions, as I've been considering to buy Disney for a while..

I feel like their Star Wars franchise is getting old. Their last movies were much worse than the previous ones and they are still depending on this saga by launching theme parks and such. They could be an ok investment or not. It's not like they're an obvious choice if you have the money. I'd really prefer Tesla.
I like Chinese companies. Xiaomi is looking like it went through a 2 year long bear market and is recovering, just like Bitcoin. There are many companies emerging from China that could get much bigger and more popular in the smart home industry and such.
newbie
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January 08, 2020, 04:21:39 PM
#25
DISNEY! These guys are going to make bank with Disney Plus. Guy in the video is correct.

That sector is getting crowded. Do you think they'll be able to get the movies/series that others don't? Isn't that finally a game where widest selection wins the customers? Or are they coming too late in this game? Would be interesting to hear other's opinions, as I've been considering to buy Disney for a while..
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January 08, 2020, 03:43:39 PM
#24
You are better off looking at defensive stocks that survive in downturns. Walmart is OK for this. Grocery stores, utilities and oil companies do well in downturns (because people continue buying their products).

That's a pretty good suggestion. Large-scale retailers don't often fold over. I've seen someone suggest investing in pharmaceuticals. Which also makes sense since there's always a market for meds. What do you think about Amazon?

I totally agree with what you say about pharmacy, because the need for drugs now is very much and very needed and people will not be able to stop with treatment because the needs are very vital which will be fatal to humans if they stop treatment. but if I know how to sell it seems like I will not buy even if it's profitable because in many developing countries fraud often occurs with the monopoly of drugs. Amazon is also quite interesting because the development of online business is very advanced and continues to grow.
sr. member
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January 08, 2020, 12:26:18 PM
#23
You are better off looking at defensive stocks that survive in downturns. Walmart is OK for this. Grocery stores, utilities and oil companies do well in downturns (because people continue buying their products).

That's a pretty good suggestion. Large-scale retailers don't often fold over. I've seen someone suggest investing in pharmaceuticals. Which also makes sense since there's always a market for meds. What do you think about Amazon?
legendary
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January 08, 2020, 12:20:56 PM
#22
Financial companies are always a good way to invest your money because in the best case they make profits, in the worst case they get bailed out by the country and they end up being bad for a while but recover, look at bank of america, they almost got bankrupted but then recovered now.

I would say including some wall street ones, pfizer is a good choice, insurance is good choice as well, right now depending on how this war thing will continue having some weapons companies would be a good idea as well, mineral mining companies are always a risk that may yield profitable if they struck gold (literally and figuratively) aside from that I believe gaming companies that haven't created a new game in few years could be good as well, depending on if they have any games releasing soon.
legendary
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January 08, 2020, 10:11:54 AM
#21
well , so far Apple still favoritable choice for investor , no wonder actually, since next project about Apple’s 5G iPhone have a strong demand.
about tesla , of course its not going below $300 again, If Tesla is able to sustain its level of profitability and demand in Europe and China, it could open the door to a new chapter of growth for the company.

What profitability of Tesla are you talking about? They had been making loss every year since 2010 [source]. However their stock is performing well despite this, so I'm not saying it's a bad investment.
hero member
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January 08, 2020, 07:24:47 AM
#20
Apple is a standard choice, but I'd suggest buying those that are continuously used. Like stocks in the Oil industry or something like that. Only invest in stocks of big companies like Apple/Tesla/Microsoft if you have the money, since they are attacking the world of technology and let's be honest, there's a lot of profit there if they actually manage to do it properly. There's also google, if they manage to perfect the idea and technology of quantum supremacy, hell I believe their stocks would go over the roof. Just recently it jumped to a record high of $1.4k, which kind of says a lot.
hero member
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January 08, 2020, 06:27:41 AM
#19
I'd go for Apple and Sony. Kind of a solid choice at this point, and just like what others have said, Sony is going to release a brand new model for the ps series, the ps5, so they may be kinda worth to buy. Apple is standard with how its reputation is quite well known to others already. You can also try Checking out Disney and Coca-Cola, but if asked to pick between the two, I'd go for Disney. Maybe a biased choice tbh, my childhood was there and there after all.
I dont think 2020 is a good year to buy any stock. Well unless a huge war start then ofcourse buy weapon company stocks. But then you will not be able to use your profits for long.
Why not? I mean, any year is good as long as the company releases new products and remains quite steady with its influence across the globe. And why wouldn't you be able to use the profit from weapon company stocks? Cause of the war? Then why'd you invest?
legendary
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January 08, 2020, 06:25:21 AM
#18
What are your top 10 stocks? I saw five good ones in this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5b_09iD229U&t=0s

Guy seems to make sense. I would add Tesla (I don't think it's going below $300 again), Sony (PS5 launch will be big), Apple and Walmart.


Thoughts???

Tech stocks are pretty close to their all time highs. I wouldn't touch Apple and co with a bargestick.

You are better off looking at defensive stocks that survive in downturns. Walmart is OK for this. Grocery stores, utilities and oil companies do well in downturns (because people continue buying their products).
hero member
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January 08, 2020, 05:22:36 AM
#17
well , so far Apple still favoritable choice for investor , no wonder actually, since next project about Apple’s 5G iPhone have a strong demand.
about tesla , of course its not going below $300 again, If Tesla is able to sustain its level of profitability and demand in Europe and China, it could open the door to a new chapter of growth for the company.
hero member
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January 08, 2020, 04:00:33 AM
#16
None. Buy Bitcoin. Be smart.

You are either brainwashed or joking right now. Basics of investments is - do not put all eggs in one place if you dont want to lose most of it.
At least invest in Btc and some other cryptocurrency
you can also put gold as another option too. It looks like it's much better to guarantee our amounts rather than stock as so many uncertainties caused by the middle east conflict will still give bad impact to the stock market.  Roll Eyes
sr. member
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January 08, 2020, 03:23:28 AM
#16
What are your top 10 stocks? I saw five good ones in this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5b_09iD229U&t=0s

Guy seems to make sense. I would add Tesla (I don't think it's going below $300 again), Sony (PS5 launch will be big), Apple and Walmart.


Thoughts???
I usually do not choose too many stocks to speculate at the same time, because I know the growth is not divided among many businesses. That's why I chose 3 stocks and held it for 1 year. I certainly will not choose stocks for manufacturing services because there is a possibility that a small war between the United States and Iran will take place, so production will be affected. I choose only information service companies like Google, Yahoo and Daily News. That is, companies will really grow in the coming years because I believe that the world will become more and more flat and when there is a war these businesses will not be affected too much.
legendary
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January 08, 2020, 12:39:50 AM
#15
This is a very interesting place to be asking this question, because most people are going to say -- DONT BUY STOCKS, BUY CRYPTO IT'S THE WAY OF THE FUTURE AND IT'S GOING TO GO UP 1000000X VERY SOON.

But come on guys, no sane person is going to dump their retirement savings into a speculative asset like Bitcoin that is very volatile. That's not something that people should do anyway. If anything, make it a few percent of your entire portfolio and be ready to lose it all if this all goes to shit.

Onto the topic of stocks though. The best thing you can do for yourself is to buy funds from Vanguard. I'd go through some of the Bogelheads info (John Bogel is the founder of Vanguard, the low cost index investing company) See here - https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Lazy_portfolios

That's the best thing you'll ever do for your retirement. Not kidding at all. Please do this for yourself, everyone reading. You'll kick yourself in 20-30 years if you dont do this.
hero member
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January 07, 2020, 03:21:40 PM
#14

I dont think 2020 is a good year to buy any stock. Well unless a huge war start then ofcourse buy weapon company stocks. But then you will not be able to use your profits for long.

Could you please expound your reason why you think stocks are not a good buy for this season? Because I myself won't generalize the whole stock market because I know performance of each stock unlike the crypto market still depends greatly on each of their company's performance respectively. They aren't like the crypto market where Bitcoin can influence majority of the cryptocurrencies in the stock market some stock can outperform the rest since they can be good performers as a company.
legendary
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January 07, 2020, 02:32:31 PM
#13
Best Stocks to buy this year?

I dont think 2020 is a good year to buy any stock. Well unless a huge war start then ofcourse buy weapon company stocks. But then you will not be able to use your profits for long.

Election year is typically a good stock year but other trends have been broken during this past 3 years.  I'm a large subscriber of what goes up must come down, the market cant indefinitely go up with a little relief valve deflating things a bit.  I would stay conservative in 2020 and definately not jump on the apple bandwagon this late in the game at $300 a share. Dont be a top buyer
legendary
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January 07, 2020, 02:02:06 PM
#12
Best Stocks to buy this year?

I dont think 2020 is a good year to buy any stock. Well unless a huge war start then ofcourse buy weapon company stocks. But then you will not be able to use your profits for long.
legendary
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January 07, 2020, 01:31:35 PM
#11
Its hard to make predictions on gains, with US markets at or near all time highs.

It could be worthwhile to short tobacco and e-cigarette stocks if that vaping ban goes through.

Uber might be worth a short if its business model continues to decline. And if its market is taken over by electric scooters.

Its been said FedEx could fail and be bought out in the near future due to amazon's delivery services depleting its business. Not certain what the circumstances or eventualities surrounding that are but there could be $$ to be made.

There was an article I read a few days ago claiming US telecoms are "teetering towards bankruptcy":

https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20191111/14172643362/apathy-isnt-business-model-major-us-telcos-teeter-toward-bankruptcy.shtml

That could work in the favor of telecoms like AT&T which are more diversified. They could potentially buyout their failing competitors at rock bottom prices. Trump wasn't able to block the sale of Time Warner to AT&T on grounds of anti trust. Which could setup AT&T to further consolidate and monopolize the telecom industry.

This is a superficial and cursory overview on my part, I can't say I did much to research whether or not AT&T might be a good buy like the video in OP says btw.
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