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Sir, I recently applied these 4rules in the coronavirus situation in the Pakistan stock exchange. I bought 10 companies by following your principals, right now some companies shares got 50%, 60% growth in just 3, 4 months, overall my portfolio has got 25% so far and still growing. thank you for teaching these great rules and rule #1 investing style. Really appreciated and thankful to you
Hi Phil, Huge fan! I was wondering if there's a possibility of you doing a video where you record your screen and show the process of you evaluating companies to show us how you do it. Thanks!
@@etcollier Hi. Currently reading Rule #1. Confusing in parts but does it eventually come together in an easy to understand and apply sort of way? And the online calculator?
Hi Phil watching from South Africa. I bumped into your videos on TH-cam while I was searching for anything informative regarding investments. I really think you saved me because the information I found before was too complicated. I like the fact that you encourage people to do investing on their own before watching your video and subscribing I didn't know that I can actually invest all by myself. Although I still have a lot to learn.
I lost maybe 5 or 6 grand in 2016. Decent learning year for me. Probably the biggest thing I learned is that I am NOT hot shit and I need to do more research into companies and businesses that I actually like. I was working in marketing for a biotech company at the time. I thought I was hot shit and bought other biotech stocks and pharma stocks that I didn't know enough about. Once I started focusing on companies and businesses that I actually liked, I started feeling a lot more competent as a researcher and as an investor. Everything started making so much more sense.
I am a fan of this guy! Just changed my entire outlook on investing and stock. His book works for every country , I am from India and it worked for me .
Investing in a company that I didn't love and got burned, Washing Prime Group. That was one of my first buys when I started investing because I only cared about dividend yield. Investing in a company I love because of their morals and management, Twitter and Square. Jack Dorsey is a great leader on the forefront of changing how we interact and pay for things.
Thanks, Phil. I am trying to buy se dividend stocks. I saw one company that had a pretty good dividend. I started reading about the company and it's a tobacco company. I am so against smoking so passed on it. I agree with you. There are some companies I will never sell because I absolutely love the company.
I love Brookfield renewables. Their micro-grid hydroplants will address many of the needs of future generations. I do believe they are overvalued. I still invest in them because I fell positive about their mission and addressing power consumption needs.
Thank you so much Phil... I will share this out for sure. This is a review of our sessions with you when you were here in Toronto a year or so ago. I'm waiting for the right time as the markets are going down daily now... 'Much appreciated as always! Lizzie Chua
Its important to differentiate between (stuff from a) company that you love and the company stock. Although it is nice to own a piece of a company you love (and has nice dividends 😀👍).
Companies I loved investing into are dividend stocks. They are predictable and stable in times of uncertainty. What are your favourite dividend stocks?
@@investingwithaaron9876 I bought some ABBV and DIS already and slowly getting into the market. I like DIS for well the movies etc. Abbv for the dividends 😀👍
Mine is on oil and gas midstream for the dividends. I bought into Mondelez the snack company as it is one of my favourite snacks oreos and cadbury. Another awesome stock that i would love is on recycling business called WM for its growth.
I really respect Phil, seems these type of content is more repeatitive by now. I think you should go deeper and show people how to do it. Mate keep up ths content competition. Thanks
If you want repetition, watch Epic Economist or Money GPS. All doom and gloom and the same message all the time. Phil Town is not only optimistic but in a realistic way prepare you for a strategy in a downturn, which means companies are on sale.
Agreed. The principles are ok. But he just leaves you hanging.. no real examples, no transparency (except for the burrito company he always talks about and whole foods)... "Companies with a mission" ? "4 simple rules"? How about real examples? What gives Phil credibility to talk about investment? Phil, give us your story, not jus regurgitated principles....
ciresica86 the InvestEd podcast he does with Danielle goes into all this. He's got a few episodes of that on this youtube channel too - how i got into it myself. These short vids are just to get people interested in learning more - hard to dive deep in 10-15 min only. And the podcast is free!!
@@manishm9478 really? Which ones have some concrete examples? I listened to all episodes and also read his 2 books and danielle's. There are no concrete examples. Except for, of course, burritos and whole foods. And anothe episode on Tesla from 2017 on how overvalued it was.... And don't get me started on how they completely go off track in podcast.. the title says something eg checklist, but they chit-chat about other things. Happened for the last 3 episodes! And it's not the first time.
I have invested in Exxon Mobil and it didn’t turn out so well, I just wanted those sweet dividends, but my values don’t coincide with the company so I pulled my money out.
XOM downside currently is the high payout ratio of dividends. You may want to consider the alternative Valero or Chevron. I am following in the money with Warren Buffett on Occidental OXY. Hope that Berkshire Hathaway can help to restructure the company. I love companies that are holding by the big boys.
@@Ltpwnface Most welcome. That is the whole reason i created my channel to assess and reflect on my own investment and focus on value investing styles. Hope to see your investments grow in 2020.
That's a noobie mistake chasing the dividends. Not only the share price goes down by the amount of dividends every year making the dividend a wash, but it also usually indicates the company doesn't care about growth anymore. No wonder the stock has gone no where for the past decade.
So I invested in oil companies and a few refinery companies and made a good return but hate their mission. As an environmental engineer I hated the fact I was invested in oil. Now I am evaluating solar, wind, and renewable energy companies that I can love!
Absolutely in agreement with you. The limitation we are facing with renewables is the cost involve in developing renewable energy. Lets hope there is a management that can help manage cost effectiveness for these companies to grow.
Hi Phil, So once you've done the homeworks on the desired stock and wait for the price to buy, how long can you wait before all of your analysis is no longer relavant?
Apple just announced they will be having a stock split soon. I've always wanted to invest in apple. This Is my chance. Once it happens, I'm getting 10 shares and add more from there.
Hi Phil. Are you ever concerned that the historic PE Ratio appears to be claiming in average. According to a Sp500 Cape PE chart over the last 100 years the avg has climbed. Even after the 2008 financial crisis it only dropped to about 14. With Graham being big on companies being below 15,are you concerned that over time as people are willing to risk their cash to invest in companies over pe15, that your method could need adjustment. Or do you just need to remain patient, as that's an avg PE and you can always find great companies on sale? I know you use other factors as I've read your book, but you mentioned Graham and I know he used it as a quick screen. Thanks Phil
I like your book much and trying to apply the big 5 numbers and margin of safety calculation in HK market. It seems working well. Thank you for sharing the investment method.
@@wesmoto2550 for detailed calculation, sure please refer to the book. Recommend to read all through as it's interesting and easy for reading. For calculator, Phil is very good to provide the link in the website: www.ruleoneinvesting.com/investment-calculators/
Hi Phil! Can you please make a video in which you explain in detail the data needed to calculate the margin of safety calculator? Or maybe just explain in detail on the page each data point needed for the computation?
He says about writing a list of things you understand, are good at, and feel passionate about. Then you try to find companies that meet those three criteria. His book Rule #1 investing explains lots of stuff. On Kindle for $3 ish
Hi phil, i wonder what to do with a company that i cannot figure out its moat, apperantly there isn't such a moat at all, but i also see a steady grrowth over long long time period, decades, is there any chance for a "under the radar" moat?
Hi Phil, you didn't mention the 5 big numbers like you did in yoir Rule #1 investing book. You did mention 3 stats to assess managements allocation of capital which isn't in the book. Are these just not mention for brevity or are they not recommended anymore due to the evolution of your processes or a change in businesses/stocks over this last decade since your rule #1 investing book?
Phil if am working with very very small capital do I start investing in big companies or small ones if I want to grow that capital fast I am saving money but I don't known where to start.
Meaning: Tesla’s mission says it all. “accelerate the world's transition to sustainable energy”. The switch from ICE vehicles to electrical is only logical as the cost curve declines. Simple enough to understand. Moat: Tesla has far better technology than any other auto manufacturer. This is in the form of batteries, infotainment, and autonomous driving. Tesla is years ahead of the competition in all of these areas. Huge, deep, wide, shark and alligator infested moat. Management: My management concerns have been eliminated now that Elon Musk has chilled out with twitter. Management has been use debt responsibility resulting in a healthy balance sheet. Plus, a good portion of the debt is due to be wiped out as soon as the convertible bonds mature. Management check Margin of Safety: I valued Tesla at $810 based on a based on a combination of 5 year discounted cashflow and projected Earnings. That’s about an 80% margin of safety at $176. Big ole huge margin of safety! Congratulations Ltpwnface
Phil and I both have "deep feelings" for burritos. But they just take us to different places. They take Phil to by stock in Chipotle and they take me to the...lol j/k. No but seriously, great advice. I was keeping you of the relationship puns...lol
I would like to invest in General Electric. I like history of this company and their mission as an idea. The only things that prevent me from doing that are bad management and humongous debt.
I would really appreciate if you could talk about businesses that are majority owned by an individual? Ive found a company that looks perfect at a great price, yet its founders own 70%. I don't know how important this is and what harm the majority shareholder can do. Thanks Phil
I made 40% in Tesla the previous year. This year I have decided to buy at 907$ again and lost all of the gains. So I have made net 0% in 2 years (since I started investing)
I love stocks that make me money. Why would I care anything else about them? If I want to be an activist, I’ll do it with money I make from companies I hate.
Hi Phil, I HAVE A DOUBT : Assume there is a company named XYZ with a stock price of 40 and it is currently struggling to raise money. So, there are quite a few bidders trying to investing in XYZ and they want to do it at lower price say 20 per share. What does that mean in fund raising terms and what happens to the stock price if that is the case? Will the exact opposite thing happen if the said companies are willing to buy the XYZ at a price more than the Current Stock Price. Awaiting your reply.
Invest with steve carlin, phd th-cam.com/channels/rTTBSUr0zhPU56UQljag5A.html The sweedish investor. ( new content every week, not regurgitated principles like here) Stephan graham ( full transparency, not beating around the bush, hiding behind general truths like here)
Respect but repetitive, honestly, he still kind of talking about how he did well on chipotle but many others tec, software, out there have done the same. He should analyze some individual stock and prove it. Proof proof.
Cannot agree more! Sick &tired of hearing the same examples with burritos... but he never tells you the real story . When did he get in, when did he get out, how did he grow his net worth? A bit more transparency, like on Stephan Graham's channel.
Let's make him talk by disliking his Vs. Not as a hater but as his students but needs some more detail, analyst, individual future companies not past or history of chipotle. Shopify has doubled that too. But he deserves respect too.
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⬇️ I WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! Have you ever invested in a company that you didn't absolutely love? How did it work out?
Thanks for the content uncle phil
wow! I just missed this! omg! please do the giveaway again Phil! Oh maan!
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I thought investors shouldn't fall in love with the stocks :)
Sir,
I recently applied these 4rules in the coronavirus situation in the Pakistan stock exchange. I bought 10 companies by following your principals, right now some companies shares got 50%, 60% growth in just 3, 4 months, overall my portfolio has got 25% so far and still growing. thank you for teaching these great rules and rule #1 investing style. Really appreciated and thankful to you
Thanks Phil, am delighted finding your yt channel upon searching about investing in stocks which I love to do.
Thanks for watching, Hezer!
Hi Phil, Huge fan! I was wondering if there's a possibility of you doing a video where you record your screen and show the process of you evaluating companies to show us how you do it. Thanks!
I recommend reading his book "Invested". Danielle does a nice job of walking the reader thru this process.
@@etcollier Hi. Currently reading Rule #1. Confusing in parts but does it eventually come together in an easy to understand and apply sort of way? And the online calculator?
So valuable and simple to remember.. thank you Phil👍
Hi Phil watching from South Africa. I bumped into your videos on TH-cam while I was searching for anything informative regarding investments. I really think you saved me because the information I found before was too complicated. I like the fact that you encourage people to do investing on their own before watching your video and subscribing I didn't know that I can actually invest all by myself. Although I still have a lot to learn.
🤣🤣 I like this guys humor
Money won't buy you love,but neither will poverty 🤣🤣🤣🤣Sold
I'm tuning in 🤣🤣
Actually this video is the principal of all investment.
I lost maybe 5 or 6 grand in 2016. Decent learning year for me. Probably the biggest thing I learned is that I am NOT hot shit and I need to do more research into companies and businesses that I actually like. I was working in marketing for a biotech company at the time. I thought I was hot shit and bought other biotech stocks and pharma stocks that I didn't know enough about. Once I started focusing on companies and businesses that I actually liked, I started feeling a lot more competent as a researcher and as an investor. Everything started making so much more sense.
Meaning (of the companies business), Moat, Management, and Margin of Safety are 4 easy ways to find compnaies you will love. Great video!
I am a fan of this guy! Just changed my entire outlook on investing and stock. His book works for every country , I am from India and it worked for me .
Thank you so much, I'm enjoying your videos,watching from South Africa 🌿🎖📚
I bought CenturyLink last year for the 10% dividends. When CTL slashed the dividend to half, the stock crashed 15%. I learned my lesson right there!
Doubt you learned anything, otherwise you'd steer clear of all dividend stocks.
Investing in a company that I didn't love and got burned, Washing Prime Group. That was one of my first buys when I started investing because I only cared about dividend yield.
Investing in a company I love because of their morals and management, Twitter and Square. Jack Dorsey is a great leader on the forefront of changing how we interact and pay for things.
Thanks, Phil. I am trying to buy se dividend stocks. I saw one company that had a pretty good dividend. I started reading about the company and it's a tobacco company. I am so against smoking so passed on it. I agree with you. There are some companies I will never sell because I absolutely love the company.
Phil has an obsession with burritos....
....this burritos is delicious but it is filling.
I love my burritos!
If Phil have a company, will invest 100%
Thanks for the compliment, Alex 😉
Amen Sir
Phil you are such a gentleman, thank you for your knowledge and advice.
I love Brookfield renewables. Their micro-grid hydroplants will address many of the needs of future generations. I do believe they are overvalued. I still invest in them because I fell positive about their mission and addressing power consumption needs.
I love investing in companies I believe in.
I also invest in companies where I don’t use their products.
Hi. Do you know of a very easy explanation and example of how to do all necessary calculations?
Phil, can you start analyzing specific companies?! We have heard your fundamentals many times now!
it easier not to be specific, just telling stories, so I wouldn,t count on it
Passionate talk Phil. Great sharing. Thanks!
Sir, I am your big fan from India. I wish you celebrate 1M subscribers soon.
Thank you so much Phil... I will share this out for sure. This is a review of our sessions with you when you were here in Toronto a year or so ago. I'm waiting for the right time as the markets are going down daily now... 'Much appreciated as always! Lizzie Chua
Its important to differentiate between (stuff from a) company that you love and the company stock. Although it is nice to own a piece of a company you love (and has nice dividends 😀👍).
Companies I loved investing into are dividend stocks. They are predictable and stable in times of uncertainty. What are your favourite dividend stocks?
@@investingwithaaron9876 I bought some ABBV and DIS already and slowly getting into the market. I like DIS for well the movies etc. Abbv for the dividends 😀👍
Mine is on oil and gas midstream for the dividends. I bought into Mondelez the snack company as it is one of my favourite snacks oreos and cadbury. Another awesome stock that i would love is on recycling business called WM for its growth.
I really respect Phil, seems these type of content is more repeatitive by now. I think you should go deeper and show people how to do it. Mate keep up ths content competition. Thanks
If you want repetition, watch Epic Economist or Money GPS. All doom and gloom and the same message all the time. Phil Town is not only optimistic but in a realistic way prepare you for a strategy in a downturn, which means companies are on sale.
I agree. Not useful anymore. Time to find new youtube channels and new podcasts. Any recommendations?
Agreed. The principles are ok. But he just leaves you hanging.. no real examples, no transparency (except for the burrito company he always talks about and whole foods)... "Companies with a mission" ? "4 simple rules"? How about real examples? What gives Phil credibility to talk about investment?
Phil, give us your story, not jus regurgitated principles....
ciresica86 the InvestEd podcast he does with Danielle goes into all this. He's got a few episodes of that on this youtube channel too - how i got into it myself. These short vids are just to get people interested in learning more - hard to dive deep in 10-15 min only. And the podcast is free!!
@@manishm9478 really? Which ones have some concrete examples? I listened to all episodes and also read his 2 books and danielle's. There are no concrete examples. Except for, of course, burritos and whole foods. And anothe episode on Tesla from 2017 on how overvalued it was....
And don't get me started on how they completely go off track in podcast.. the title says something eg checklist, but they chit-chat about other things. Happened for the last 3 episodes! And it's not the first time.
I dont celebrate valentines but I like your moral approach to investing
I have invested in Exxon Mobil and it didn’t turn out so well, I just wanted those sweet dividends, but my values don’t coincide with the company so I pulled my money out.
XOM downside currently is the high payout ratio of dividends. You may want to consider the alternative Valero or Chevron. I am following in the money with Warren Buffett on Occidental OXY. Hope that Berkshire Hathaway can help to restructure the company. I love companies that are holding by the big boys.
Investing with Aaron Thank you for the advice! I appreciate it :)
@@Ltpwnface Most welcome. That is the whole reason i created my channel to assess and reflect on my own investment and focus on value investing styles. Hope to see your investments grow in 2020.
Investing with Aaron Thank you, I hope the same for you :)
That's a noobie mistake chasing the dividends. Not only the share price goes down by the amount of dividends every year making the dividend a wash, but it also usually indicates the company doesn't care about growth anymore. No wonder the stock has gone no where for the past decade.
So I invested in oil companies and a few refinery companies and made a good return but hate their mission. As an environmental engineer I hated the fact I was invested in oil. Now I am evaluating solar, wind, and renewable energy companies that I can love!
Absolutely in agreement with you. The limitation we are facing with renewables is the cost involve in developing renewable energy. Lets hope there is a management that can help manage cost effectiveness for these companies to grow.
I feel the same for just about every burrito...
😂😅
I Love Tesla before it was 800 a share I bought at 214
So, what's it value?
Hi Phil,
So once you've done the homeworks on the desired stock and wait for the price to buy, how long can you wait before all of your analysis is no longer relavant?
Hi. Do you know of a VERY easy explanation and example of how to do all necessary calculations?
I spent 50 yrs in produce business I love APPH but will the management ever come out of debt
You're awesome Phil!
Thanks for the info!
This is great stuff Phil!! Truly appreciate!! Especially that first "M"
*Great stocks are always there. You just need to do the proper research.* 😉
where do you get the margin of safety calculator? Is it in your book?
Phil, the stocks are down.. a lot. what to buy?
Apple just announced they will be having a stock split soon. I've always wanted to invest in apple. This Is my chance. Once it happens, I'm getting 10 shares and add more from there.
Phil's videos got such a big moat, compared to similar content in here, that I click like before the intro is even done.
Thanks Phil
Hi Phil. Are you ever concerned that the historic PE Ratio appears to be claiming in average. According to a Sp500 Cape PE chart over the last 100 years the avg has climbed. Even after the 2008 financial crisis it only dropped to about 14. With Graham being big on companies being below 15,are you concerned that over time as people are willing to risk their cash to invest in companies over pe15, that your method could need adjustment. Or do you just need to remain patient, as that's an avg PE and you can always find great companies on sale? I know you use other factors as I've read your book, but you mentioned Graham and I know he used it as a quick screen. Thanks Phil
Great video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and passion with us!
I like your book much and trying to apply the big 5 numbers and margin of safety calculation in HK market. It seems working well. Thank you for sharing the investment method.
where do you get the margin of safety calculator? Is it in the book?
@@wesmoto2550 for detailed calculation, sure please refer to the book. Recommend to read all through as it's interesting and easy for reading. For calculator, Phil is very good to provide the link in the website: www.ruleoneinvesting.com/investment-calculators/
Hi. Reading his book at mo but very confusing in places. Does it all tie up neatly in the end when Ill need to apply the technical side of it
I watched the whole video (totally not lying)
Hi Phil! Can you please make a video in which you explain in detail the data needed to calculate the margin of safety calculator? Or maybe just explain in detail on the page each data point needed for the computation?
Reading his book now. Confusing in places. Does it make more sense towards the end?
Yes great info. for looking at a stock but no info. for How to Find a Stock You Love!
He says about writing a list of things you understand, are good at, and feel passionate about. Then you try to find companies that meet those three criteria. His book Rule #1 investing explains lots of stuff. On Kindle for $3 ish
Hi phil, i wonder what to do with a company that i cannot figure out its moat, apperantly there isn't such a moat at all, but i also see a steady grrowth over long long time period, decades, is there any chance for a "under the radar" moat?
Brilliant 👌
You are awesome
What do you think of SPCE
Am learning this just to help people with the money that I will make we need people to help more..........in Africa
Hi Phil, you didn't mention the 5 big numbers like you did in yoir Rule #1 investing book. You did mention 3 stats to assess managements allocation of capital which isn't in the book. Are these just not mention for brevity or are they not recommended anymore due to the evolution of your processes or a change in businesses/stocks over this last decade since your rule #1 investing book?
I over diversified and some of the stocks I didn't 💕, but they held a monopoly position such as utilities. But I didn't buy it at a discount.
VERY NICE SPEECH , I LOVE IT, THANK YOU
Don’t they say you should separate your emotions from your investments?
I get Chipotle Burritos.
Love your advice & taste in food.
Subscribed.
Phil if am working with very very small capital do I start investing in big companies or small ones if I want to grow that capital fast I am saving money but I don't known where to start.
Tesla met all 4 criteria at $176 😅
You cannot do honest valuation of Tesla. It is not the type of investment that fits Rule 1.
Meaning:
Tesla’s mission says it all. “accelerate the world's transition to sustainable energy”. The switch from ICE vehicles to electrical is only logical as the cost curve declines. Simple enough to understand.
Moat:
Tesla has far better technology than any other auto manufacturer. This is in the form of batteries, infotainment, and autonomous driving. Tesla is years ahead of the competition in all of these areas.
Huge, deep, wide, shark and alligator infested moat.
Management:
My management concerns have been eliminated now that Elon Musk has chilled out with twitter. Management has been use debt responsibility resulting in a healthy balance sheet. Plus, a good portion of the debt is due to be wiped out as soon as the convertible bonds mature.
Management check
Margin of Safety:
I valued Tesla at $810 based on a based on a combination of 5 year discounted cashflow and projected Earnings. That’s about an 80% margin of safety at $176.
Big ole huge margin of safety!
Congratulations Ltpwnface
Thaks a lot mr Phil
I know about moneyfarm as a place to invest. Can anyone suggest any other website/company please?
Phil and I both have "deep feelings" for burritos. But they just take us to different places. They take Phil to by stock in Chipotle and they take me to the...lol j/k.
No but seriously, great advice. I was keeping you of the relationship puns...lol
You could say the US dollar has an exceptional competitive advantage/ moat, right?
You didn't said "Now go play". Can I go play anyway?
I would like to invest in General Electric. I like history of this company and their mission as an idea.
The only things that prevent me from doing that are bad management and humongous debt.
GE is a dead company as far as investment is concerned.
Vitamin B based on what exactly? Seems like Larry Culp has solid plans?
@@whtaccizdis based on their stock price going no where.
VALUES+ INVESTING AMAZING AMAZING AMAZING
That's where I'd like to say that my love is quite expensive for me at this moment.
as someone who bought Canopy Growth when it was $58.77...feels bad man
Thank you 🖤🥀🥀
I would really appreciate if you could talk about businesses that are majority owned by an individual? Ive found a company that looks perfect at a great price, yet its founders own 70%. I don't know how important this is and what harm the majority shareholder can do. Thanks Phil
Competitive advantage: Nike, Walmart, Google
Yes I did, I didn't fully like them, cause I figured they have major debt! I now know not to go with companies with major debt!
"Om Nom Nom Nom" burritos so good
Tesla meet all the 4 Ms when decided to buy at 200 per share. Great video Phil!
Really? Tesla had a margin of safety?
My favorite stocks are mostly the dividend aristocrats and defensive dividends. What are yours?
I made 40% in Tesla the previous year. This year I have decided to buy at 907$ again and lost all of the gains.
So I have made net 0% in 2 years (since I started investing)
Wow, you're nuts. I'd sell it while you still can. Wait for at least $400.
Do you love Elon Musk?
@@apteryx01 no
Great advice
Tania U Salam
*I like stocks that make me money*
Your wife is really looking after you! No McDonalds, no Coke... man! :) I'll have a bacon egg and cheese biscuit with a Coke for you, sir.
I love Altria
i would like to invest in Spacex, sadly there is no simple way
I love stocks that make me money. Why would I care anything else about them? If I want to be an activist, I’ll do it with money I make from companies I hate.
Phil you should talk more about Tesla stock. Separate fiction and reality for us
Goran Trtanj he did in an a podcast. Phil is a classical value investor so tesla is too risky according to him.
Hi Phil,
I HAVE A DOUBT :
Assume there is a company named XYZ with a stock price of 40 and it is currently struggling to raise money. So, there are quite a few bidders trying to investing in XYZ and they want to do it at lower price say 20 per share. What does that mean in fund raising terms and what happens to the stock price if that is the case?
Will the exact opposite thing happen if the said companies are willing to buy the XYZ at a price more than the Current Stock Price.
Awaiting your reply.
Love this 🤣
Money won't buy you love! XD
Lots of repetition lately. Any recommendation for other utube channels and podcasts?
Invest with steve carlin, phd
th-cam.com/channels/rTTBSUr0zhPU56UQljag5A.html
The sweedish investor.
( new content every week, not regurgitated principles like here)
Stephan graham
( full transparency, not beating around the bush, hiding behind general truths like here)
Learn to Invest (Jimmy); Jazz Wealth's The Closing Beat has great information.
Haven't watched yet but by the looks of the comments, he likes Chipotle?
*Loves* Chipotle 😂 😉
I love TESLA
Take it from the experts and do your own research before buying stocks.
the Delta moat has not aged well
Mixing emotions and business....mmm not so sure.
Can we see a Graham Stephan collaboration video?
Money won't buy you love.... but neither will poverty, lol
Great advice but unfortunately its the same watching the dog whisperer... 20 minutes of advice repeated over and over.
...and over more than 20 videos talking about the same thing again and again, without any practical steps and examples shown.
Respect but repetitive, honestly, he still kind of talking about how he did well on chipotle but many others tec, software, out there have done the same. He should analyze some individual stock and prove it. Proof proof.
Cannot agree more! Sick &tired of hearing the same examples with burritos... but he never tells you the real story . When did he get in, when did he get out, how did he grow his net worth? A bit more transparency, like on Stephan Graham's channel.
Let's make him talk by disliking his Vs. Not as a hater but as his students but needs some more detail, analyst, individual future companies not past or history of chipotle. Shopify has doubled that too. But he deserves respect too.
Apple was mine I hate them but got in sold at a loss to teach myself a lesson moved it to a company I do love GE at 7.20 a share
Seems like Phil has some drug issues 08:08