The key to big returns is not big moving stocks. It's managing risk in relationship to reward. Having the correct size on and turning your edge as many times as necessary to reach your goal. That holds true from long term investing to day trading
I have seen loads of news of *TERESA JENSEN WHITE* on the internet, she must really be that good for she to be talked about in such a way. Is she on TH-cam? please how do I reach her
After selling a couple homes in 2022, I'm anticipating a housing crisis in order to buy inexpensively. As a backup plan, I've been thinking about purchasing stocks. What recommendations do you have for the best time to buy? On the one hand, I keep reading and seeing trader earnings of over $500k each week. On the other side, I keep hearing that the market is out of control and experiencing a dead cat bounce. Why does this happen?
The top experts, however, have access to confidential information and data that is not made available to the broader public. Being knowledgeable enough to use them successfully is quite another. Big returns, not changing stochastics, are the key. Rewards and risks must be balanced. To reach your aim, pick the right size and turn your edge as often as necessary.
I require suggestions on how to restore my portfolio and create more effective strategies in light of the huge declines. Where can I locate this instructor?
I really appreciate videos like this that simply investing and financial metrics for the masses. So many people are left out of the market due to little to no understanding of how it all works. So for that I say: Thanks to everyone at TMF for the great content!
Appreciate the breakdown of the terminology. And I fully agree that the financial industry tends to use some complicated terms which can confuse people. I really love the tables! 👌
These are awesome explainer vids Dylan. Also love seeing the Fool's roundtable conversations and looks like you guys got in some new camera tech too. Keep it up!
Hey Conor, Dylan here. Thanks! We're putting more and more behind TH-cam because it has proven to be a great way to serve existing members and a fun way to teach folks who don't know much, so there will definitely be more good stuff to come :).
s it possible to sell and buy in dexcreenner and earn money ? in a short term time frame like in forex I trade, is the market move in a consolidation or in a trending direction?
I have been following your videos for Months now and i have been wanting to make outstanding progress with my investment. Truly, The SP500 is a self-correcting portfolio, Following this principles, i want suggestions as to a way to protect my portfolio of $580k.
Yes true, I have been in touch with a financial advisor. With an initial starting reserve of $80k, my advisor chooses the entry and exit commands for my portfolio, which has grown to approximately $550k.
There are a lot of independent advisors you might look into. But i work with Nicole Desiree Simon and I have been working together for nearly four years, and she is excellent. You could proceed with her if she satisfies your discretion. I endorse her
@@MiddleclassAmerican-7220 Thanks for sharing, I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an e-mail shortly.
There is no ceiling. Usually, when stock prices get super high the company will do a stock split. In your account, you will have for example 4 times the number of shares, but each share will be priced 1/4 of what it was the day before. This makes the shares more accessible for everyone to buy them, but doesn't change anything about the fundamentals.
I'm looking for a metric i'm not sure what it's called in the stocks world but I initially thought it was market cap, but it's not. The metric i'm looking for is "how do you know how much money has been put into a stock?"
Question. Why is Apples market cap ($3Trillion) so much greater than Black Rock ($100 Billion) when black Rock has its hands in so many companies and industries around the world?
If company A have 100 shares, each share is equal to 1% of the company, If company B has 1000 shares, they have split their company up in more ways (1000>100) and each share is worth 0.1% of the company
Hi. May I know how can we calculate it: If 2 specific cryptocurrencies have a specific market cap(chosen by us, not the real one) then investing an amount in USD would give us this much price... I hope you understand my question. Thank you
Great Clip, j im just stuck , just dont understand where in the begining youve mentioned Market cap = how many shares a company has issued and then when using the example of the 2 companies youve mentioned to get the market cap you need to calculate the outstanding shares, can plse verify is it shares issued or shares outstanding? Thankyou
I like index funds which include small & mid-caps as well, such as the VTSAX (Index funds of US stocks by Vanguard); it captures a good mix of risk, return and sustainable growth potential. Contrast with S&P 500 which has the largest companies around but have historically performed slightly better (9% vs 10% avg annual returns). So, which one would you choose ?
Please, Is market cap the value of the company or the value of its traded shares as not 100 percent of the business is usually traded on the stock exchange?
All shares are public but the ones held by people who aren't selling are not currently being traded. So the market cap is the market value of the entire company, even accounting for the shares held by insiders.
Motley fool is called motley fool because they constantly contradict themselves and make a fool out of themselves...I say this because all your writers say different things about the same stock. One says it's a waste of your money while the other says you can't miss this opportunity. Make up your minds, or just be a fool.
not necessarily. There's a lot of companies with more shares outstanding than Apple but Apple has the highest market cap right now. check this one out: th-cam.com/video/trucIdrTWso/w-d-xo.html
@@IntelligentStockInvesting Take a look at AVGR for example. For around $50M you could be majority owner of a company expecting close to $1B in sales in the next 2-4 years. Great investment IMO
@@al1383 It's kind of how Warren Buffett's berkshire came to be. he accumulated enough shares to gain control of a textile manufacturer. I don't think there was a shorting first strategy involved, but it was trading below it's net current asset value and had okay profits at the time
@@IntelligentStockInvesting Interesting. It seems real easy to tank a stock by shorting it.. Even bulls want the lowest price available when buying shares.Any purchase below market helps to drop the SP. Partners shorting a stock could sell shares back and forth to each other. A penny below market price each time.They could do this endlessly. Example, Stock for AAA is selling for $1 a share. Partner A borrows a million shares. He sells 100k at $0.99. and Partner B buys them for $0.99 (after all the shorts need to give the borrowed shares back eventually. Buying and selling shares allows shorts to always have a million shares between them. This will save them if the price rises drastically). Partner A continuously sells as Partner B buys them, getting SP down to $0.90.After he sells a million shares Partner B sells (only below SP) while Partner A now buys them. Repeat......Getting SP lower and lower. It seems to be a safe way of not getting burned by a sudden SP increase. I know I'd be nervous ah shorting a stock. I would want to always have the number of borrowed shares in my possession.
@@al1383 Ya very interesting! Probably a rule against doing that lol. but you're right theoretically it should work. If the company itself starts buying back shares though you'd have a battle on your hands.
If i could start my dream portfolio today it would have BLK, JPM, LMT, CHD, NESTLE ADR, AMT, NIK, AAPL, AMZN AND O. Etfs i would get would be UFO, HERO, NOBL, WOOD, HACK AND SPDR HEALTHCARE. Great vid!
@@rainmaker704 I'd recommend you get a managed portfolio right away and still move on with your precious metals. I've got a portfolio with some huge 6 figures set to copy the trades of my financial adviser, she's a pro FINRA regulated broker. A genius in wealth management. 30% monthly returns ain't bad at all. If you wouldn't have her manage your funds on contract, you can copy her trades. The choice is yours.
@@thesteveprichard you speaking of dividend stocks? Well I believe there are better and aggressive approaches to face the market. I prefer to go for growth stocks instead and have your funds diversified carefully. Just a hire a portfolio manager. I have one already and I earn 30% returns monthly. If you'd wanna get in touch, hit me back. Cheers!
What I gather from this video is that Market Cap represents the relative SIZE of a company compared to its peers in the stock market - or its 'equity value'. But with stock prices swinging up and down daily-seemingly at the whim of investors-'Market Cap' doesn't always reflect a company's true VALUE. Case in point, how is that TSLA is trading upward of $700 today when just six months ago it was hovering around $200? Did the intrinsic value of the company increase 3X+ over 6 months? Probably not. My question then is how do we "actually find the value of a company" (as the video's title says)?
Hey Mike -- Market cap is the company's true value, based on the overall investing community's sense of what it should be worth. Stocks move for a variety of reasons, but any publicly traded company will have its actual value fluctuate by the minute because the stock market is a real-time market. For every company there are also thousands of valuations that individuals have worked to on their own thanks to spreadsheets and their own calculations. Those are all theoretical, they're based on assumptions and estimates of where a company could go. If you were to aggregate all those, you basically have the current market cap of the company, because all those individual valuations are effectively people's opinions of what something is worth and the value of a company that is publicly listed is generally a reflection of what investors think will happen to that business. Sorry if that's a confusing answer, but it's a tricky topic.
@@MotleyFool, thanks for the explanation. After reading your reply it does makes sense to me that the actual value would be whatever the market is willing to pay. I guess I'm just skeptical because the "market" doesn't show its work ;-)
The key to big returns is not big moving stocks. It's managing risk in relationship to reward. Having the correct size on and turning your edge as many times as necessary to reach your goal. That holds true from long term investing to day trading
May I ask which stocks are good? I've been looking at a few different ones but want others' opinions as well
what i think you need is a Financial Adviser, who can help you get in and out of any stock you buy at any time and you'd sure be in Profit
who would you recommend?
*TERESA JENSEN WHITE,* That's whom i work with
I have seen loads of news of *TERESA JENSEN WHITE* on the internet, she must really be that good for she to be talked about in such a way. Is she on TH-cam? please how do I reach her
After selling a couple homes in 2022, I'm anticipating a housing crisis in order to buy inexpensively. As a backup plan, I've been thinking about purchasing stocks. What recommendations do you have for the best time to buy? On the one hand, I keep reading and seeing trader earnings of over $500k each week. On the other side, I keep hearing that the market is out of control and experiencing a dead cat bounce. Why does this happen?
The top experts, however, have access to confidential information and data that is not made available to the broader public. Being knowledgeable enough to use them successfully is quite another. Big returns, not changing stochastics, are the key. Rewards and risks must be balanced. To reach your aim, pick the right size and turn your edge as often as necessary.
I require suggestions on how to restore my portfolio and create more effective strategies in light of the huge declines. Where can I locate this instructor?
Thank you so much! Found her webpage and left a message. Hopefully, she responds.
stock is an investment that represents a share, or partial ownership, of a company. Stocks are one of the best ways to build wealth
For me stock is outdated,I enjoy crypto with my best broker that makes huge profits
Good investment brings a good
Satisfaction, good write up they don't understand...The reason for investment
You're all right
For me employ what brings gains...I employed
Cryptocurrency trading
Yes exactly, crypto is the world trending online
Investment now, that's what The news said and lots of people are involved
I really appreciate videos like this that simply investing and financial metrics for the masses. So many people are left out of the market due to little to no understanding of how it all works. So for that I say: Thanks to everyone at TMF for the great content!
I really don't like Motley Fools advertising but I sure appreciate this video
Appreciate the breakdown of the terminology. And I fully agree that the financial industry tends to use some complicated terms which can confuse people. I really love the tables! 👌
You got it Kurt -- we're all about the KISS principle. Keep it simple, stupid. Haha.
These are awesome explainer vids Dylan. Also love seeing the Fool's roundtable conversations and looks like you guys got in some new camera tech too. Keep it up!
Hey Conor, Dylan here. Thanks! We're putting more and more behind TH-cam because it has proven to be a great way to serve existing members and a fun way to teach folks who don't know much, so there will definitely be more good stuff to come :).
@@MotleyFool Yes, TH-cam is awesome for education and I really see you guys as educators.
Really good video! Could we have one explaining how to actually value a company and compare it to its stock market valuation? thank you.
Anyone who can successfully do this will become a millionaire very quickly.
Have a crystal ball
Great video. The last example comparing two companies should have been introduced earlier on. It solidified the usefulness of the market cap concept.
Been tracking and trading the gap up short pattern, Thanks Dux!
Outstanding explanation!
Thanks!
Great breakdown, simple & straight to the point. Thank you.
Thanks a lot! Very clear!!
s it possible to sell and buy in dexcreenner and earn money ?
in a short term time frame like in forex I trade, is the market move in a consolidation or in a trending direction?
Thanks buddy that was very helpful and simple 👍👍👍
I love mega-cap stocks.
I am little bit confused, when share price will be up market cap will also increased. Then small cap become mid cap company.
GTE is the one I want to know more about
sometimes, you will need this, because a company's listed market cap just doesnt make sense
So buy high market value stocks that pay dividends?
I have been following your videos for Months now and i have been wanting to make outstanding progress with my investment. Truly, The SP500 is a self-correcting portfolio, Following this principles, i want suggestions as to a way to protect my portfolio of $580k.
Well the bigger the risk, the bigger the reward and such impeccable decisions are better guided by professionals
Yes true, I have been in touch with a financial advisor. With an initial starting reserve of $80k, my advisor chooses the entry and exit commands for my portfolio, which has grown to approximately $550k.
@@MiddleclassAmerican-7220 I’ve been looking to switch to an advisor for a while now. Any help pointing me to who your advisor is?
There are a lot of independent advisors you might look into. But i work with Nicole Desiree Simon and I have been working together for nearly four years, and she is excellent. You could proceed with her if she satisfies your discretion. I endorse her
@@MiddleclassAmerican-7220 Thanks for sharing, I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an e-mail shortly.
So doge is medium cap?
BITF aka BFARF. Mind blowing growth for a new company. Read there last quarter report and know it’s too late to catch that train
Dear brother a nice presentation indeed.
Thank you Dylan, great video!
Cute video, but I think you meant to say that Market Cap = Company Price, not it's worth.
is it possible to determine the ceiling price, the maximum price the share price can go for a stock ?
That's my same question
There is no ceiling. Usually, when stock prices get super high the company will do a stock split. In your account, you will have for example 4 times the number of shares, but each share will be priced 1/4 of what it was the day before. This makes the shares more accessible for everyone to buy them, but doesn't change anything about the fundamentals.
@@IntelligentStockInvesting Ok Thanks Richard
I'm looking for a metric i'm not sure what it's called in the stocks world but I initially thought it was market cap, but it's not. The metric i'm looking for is "how do you know how much money has been put into a stock?"
Question.
Why is Apples market cap ($3Trillion) so much greater than Black Rock ($100 Billion) when black Rock has its hands in so many companies and industries around the world?
Great video! Cheers guys!
great video - subscribed!
6:15 - can u please explain what you mean about the company splitting up in more ways? Thanks
If company A have 100 shares, each share is equal to 1% of the company, If company B has 1000 shares, they have split their company up in more ways (1000>100) and each share is worth 0.1% of the company
Thank you
Hi.
May I know how can we calculate it:
If 2 specific cryptocurrencies have a specific market cap(chosen by us, not the real one) then investing an amount in USD would give us this much price...
I hope you understand my question.
Thank you
Rivian please
Great Clip, j im just stuck , just dont understand where in the begining youve mentioned Market cap = how many shares a company has issued and then when using the example of the 2 companies youve mentioned to get the market cap you need to calculate the outstanding shares, can plse verify is it shares issued or shares outstanding? Thankyou
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I like index funds which include small & mid-caps as well, such as the VTSAX (Index funds of US stocks by Vanguard); it captures a good mix of risk, return and sustainable growth potential. Contrast with S&P 500 which has the largest companies around but have historically performed slightly better (9% vs 10% avg annual returns). So, which one would you choose ?
Neither, do your own work and pick individual stocks to build your own portfolio. That's how you get 20%+ returns a year.
What about companies with dual class stock?
Wing finance token is a big project and it should be at least 2000 dollars, 520 dollars will come soon.
Tesla?
What about TNDM stock?
Hey what do you think about orla mining?
What is orla mining?
Do your own research buddy
Of course no doubt, but getting another insight from somebody more knowledgeable about stocks can only help me
@@thesteveprichard mining company based in Ontario, canada
Stay away. Don’t trust Canadian stocks
Animating software used?
Please, Is market cap the value of the company or the value of its traded shares as not 100 percent of the business is usually traded on the stock exchange?
All shares are public but the ones held by people who aren't selling are not currently being traded. So the market cap is the market value of the entire company, even accounting for the shares held by insiders.
@@IntelligentStockInvesting Thanks for the response
I subscribed
OH- it was that simple
Motley fool is called motley fool because they constantly contradict themselves and make a fool out of themselves...I say this because all your writers say different things about the same stock. One says it's a waste of your money while the other says you can't miss this opportunity. Make up your minds, or just be a fool.
so a higher market cap means that the company has the most shares.
not necessarily. There's a lot of companies with more shares outstanding than Apple but Apple has the highest market cap right now. check this one out: th-cam.com/video/trucIdrTWso/w-d-xo.html
What stops shorts from tanking a stock, accumulating 51% of the cheap shares, and taking control of a company?
That's an interesting thought experiment
@@IntelligentStockInvesting Take a look at AVGR for example. For around $50M you could be majority owner of a company expecting close to $1B in sales in the next 2-4 years.
Great investment IMO
@@al1383 It's kind of how Warren Buffett's berkshire came to be. he accumulated enough shares to gain control of a textile manufacturer. I don't think there was a shorting first strategy involved, but it was trading below it's net current asset value and had okay profits at the time
@@IntelligentStockInvesting Interesting.
It seems real easy to tank a stock by shorting it.. Even bulls want the lowest price available when buying shares.Any purchase below market helps to drop the SP.
Partners shorting a stock could sell shares back and forth to each other. A penny below market price each time.They could do this endlessly.
Example, Stock for AAA is selling for $1 a share. Partner A borrows a million shares. He sells 100k at $0.99. and Partner B buys them for $0.99 (after all the shorts need to give the borrowed shares back eventually. Buying and selling shares allows shorts to always have a million shares between them. This will save them if the price rises drastically).
Partner A continuously sells as Partner B buys them, getting SP down to $0.90.After he sells a million shares Partner B sells (only below SP) while Partner A now buys them. Repeat......Getting SP lower and lower.
It seems to be a safe way of not getting burned by a sudden SP increase.
I know I'd be nervous ah shorting a stock. I would want to always have the number of borrowed shares in my possession.
@@al1383 Ya very interesting! Probably a rule against doing that lol. but you're right theoretically it should work. If the company itself starts buying back shares though you'd have a battle on your hands.
If i could start my dream portfolio today it would have BLK, JPM, LMT, CHD, NESTLE ADR, AMT, NIK, AAPL, AMZN AND O. Etfs i would get would be UFO, HERO, NOBL, WOOD, HACK AND SPDR HEALTHCARE. Great vid!
I've just been buying physical gold and silver lately.
I would look for 8 stocks that are increasing revenues per quarter for the last 3 years.
@@rainmaker704 I'd recommend you get a managed portfolio right away and still move on with your precious metals. I've got a portfolio with some huge 6 figures set to copy the trades of my financial adviser, she's a pro FINRA regulated broker. A genius in wealth management. 30% monthly returns ain't bad at all. If you wouldn't have her manage your funds on contract, you can copy her trades. The choice is yours.
@@thesteveprichard you speaking of dividend stocks? Well I believe there are better and aggressive approaches to face the market. I prefer to go for growth stocks instead and have your funds diversified carefully. Just a hire a portfolio manager. I have one already and I earn 30% returns monthly. If you'd wanna get in touch, hit me back. Cheers!
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I thought it was pronounced Mote-lee, not Mot-lee 🤣
This is more complicated
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What I gather from this video is that Market Cap represents the relative SIZE of a company compared to its peers in the stock market - or its 'equity value'. But with stock prices swinging up and down daily-seemingly at the whim of investors-'Market Cap' doesn't always reflect a company's true VALUE. Case in point, how is that TSLA is trading upward of $700 today when just six months ago it was hovering around $200? Did the intrinsic value of the company increase 3X+ over 6 months? Probably not. My question then is how do we "actually find the value of a company" (as the video's title says)?
Hey Mike -- Market cap is the company's true value, based on the overall investing community's sense of what it should be worth. Stocks move for a variety of reasons, but any publicly traded company will have its actual value fluctuate by the minute because the stock market is a real-time market.
For every company there are also thousands of valuations that individuals have worked to on their own thanks to spreadsheets and their own calculations. Those are all theoretical, they're based on assumptions and estimates of where a company could go.
If you were to aggregate all those, you basically have the current market cap of the company, because all those individual valuations are effectively people's opinions of what something is worth and the value of a company that is publicly listed is generally a reflection of what investors think will happen to that business.
Sorry if that's a confusing answer, but it's a tricky topic.
@@MotleyFool, thanks for the explanation. After reading your reply it does makes sense to me that the actual value would be whatever the market is willing to pay. I guess I'm just skeptical because the "market" doesn't show its work ;-)
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downvoted cause of motley fool , good otherwise
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