Pity that is almost impossible to predict it or entering/leaving with the right moment...we are all good when we look at the past, but not so good to predict the future
SaMe thing happened to me on GE. Bought at $21 on that huge dip, then sold at $18 for a loss. Then bought it again at $15, rode it down to $12. I still get chills every time i think of GE.
@@RyanScribner I still think GE will recover to around $11 as they are diversified with an aviation, medical and industrial sector, also Tesla are in a different situation as Battery Day and SandP inclusion is on the way
Hi, you are totally on point. I was making the mistake of trying to guess when a stock has bottomed but didn't even realise it. Now I am down on my portfolio so I have a lot of making up to do. I certainly shall now look at the 5 year trend before I buy a stock just as a part of my background research. Thank you. for showing a couple of uptrend charts. Wondering if you could do a video on how to find the fair price of a stock with references to sources/tools thanks.
Time in the market beats timing the market every time over long term. Buy good solid companies and hold long term. Dont try to time the market, going in and out when you think recession/bull run coming. Better yet buy index funds
I put $4000 in an index fund 10 months ago. I agree it has been great and I think my largest investment in those 10 months. Unfortunately, they are boring. The greatest entry point for a beginner, though.
I loved it , even being 4 years old , i learned what a falling knife is & how to spot one ! I've held ford now for 3 years , ill check it out on the 5 year & see .
Is there a video explaining the tax consequences on short term capital gains vs. long term capital gains? As a new trader/stock market investor, this would be SUPER HELPFUL. Thanks, been a subscriber for a couple years now.
This is a great video and deserves a way higher view count. Glad to see that on your channel people are more spending less of their time worrying about their next one-time stimulus check and more on learning how to make money in the long run. Looking forward to your fundamental analysis video which will put these charts into context.
I know you got into Shll at a decently high price point, as did I. What are you thoughts on the $17.85 low we saw the stock touch today? Ive been averaging down, but currently its my biggest loss to date.
With all due respect, all the stocks you mentioned were going down all rose by at least 40% these past 6 months. Although the stock market has been drastically increasing, I think reading graphs for long term doesn’t really work out when you’re looking at just the company itself. These companies you mentioned like Apple, Tesla, Shopify, Nvidia, etc. are all companies that will be huge in the next 10 years. Right now the price for Shopify at $1,400 (originally $900) Nvidia at $600, General Electric at $12, Ford at $12, Macy’s at $15, Bank of America at $32, Apple and Tesla doubled its stock price before splitting. Even with a 5-10% correction these stocks will still be significantly more than you predicted them to be
Can u tell me where we get those kind of charts to look at , and what there called? I'm using Robinhood app , are those charts the same as the graph they show us on there site? TKS
Helpful video, first time I’ve seen this exact chart. Although I gotta say, I feel like 90% of tickets are currently in Mania phase! I think we may have a similar trading strategy
I love your views on the Tesla speculative rise, I am new on the stock market but I thought the same. Please make a video on ccxx merging with multiplan
I have been following your videos for over 3-4 years now. Love this channel. I recently bought SHLL Stock (the time of your video on it). Do you know when the merger is happening? Or can you do another video on it? Thanks Ryan
At the same time, it depends on what the company is doing and the competitors. You may know that an awesome product will be coming out next week and the competition might even have a chance. Or, the company officers may be managing the company really well and it zero debt and huge profit. The other traders/people haven’t noticed that. What about Averaging? I usually average both when I buy and when I sell.
Knowing a little technical analysis can help, but it’s no silver bullet. Learn to read RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands and EMAs and you’ll be on the right path.
I think some people here didn't get the idea here. He clearly mentioned to not buy when the decision is solely based on the chart. It means absolutely nothing obviously. He's giving an in-depth look at when are you looking forward to getting into a stock. A lot of people make the common mistake of getting in when it is trending as upward as a wall and then they get caught falling off a cliff that could potentially become a COSTLY mistake down the road.
Brian I love your videos you talk at a very good Pace. there is no fat or small talk in your video. very informative I appreciate it and have subscribed. KEEP MAKING THEM FOR US! Thank you!!
so basically, don't buy high cause it could fall down, down buy low, cause it could continue to go down, and don't buy in the middle cause a falling knife could occur....
Hi. Do you think it's better to hold a stock for longer period of time or to sell and reinvest on a regular basis? Let's say a linear stock will go from 100 to 1000. If I buy 1 stock for 100$ and sell at 1000$ I will have a total of 1100$. But what if I sell at 500 and then reinvest the 600$?Will I have more profit by the time stock hits 1000? What if I sell and reinvest every 100 mark? So 9 transactions of selling and reinvesting the profit. Will that be even more profit? Thank you
I jumped on SHLL, and WKHS, a little over a month ago, when Ryan called them. Same with NKLA. Lost a little with each of them; but, NKLA is the most reliable to hold long term (of the three).
Same here with GE still holding :( AMD sold for profit and bought back as you! Tesla on Jul 24 $283 - today $900 (my cost $40) happened to be future of AUTO
At then end of the day and if I don't understand too bad for the beginning, if you invest then it goes down but you leave you money, do not touch it. It can then go back up at some point unless the actual company you invested in bankrupt. Am I right ?
I Apologize if this was already asked, but looking back now, would you have sold Apple when it was that high? It still seems like a good stock to buy, but would you have tried to capitalize on those profits? I am new and genuinely just curious. Thanks.
Hey man I don’t know if you read your comments, but what if the low of a stock on a falling knife is $5 for example, is it worth buying in hopes it might grow again?
That’s the plan but you can never know if the markets of that stick will grow again. It’s unpredictable. It’s a risk you would have to take but then again you can grow gains if the company does climb again. Due diligence is the key. 👍🏽
I dont understand the chart at all like if its peaking at the speculative bubble it means you buy it at a high price then if you sell it, it would be at a low price? So that means you are losing a lot… can someone explain it to me
So I invested in Tesla at $250 last year. Started watching this video and then saw the chart and said to myself let me look at Tesla 1 yr chart really quick. Now you got me nervous and thinking lol. 😅
So are you making all your money off of dividends? I’m quite new to this but have been making money kind of just index trading. Are you selling half of the shares or the whole thing or solely relying on dividends for income?
I sold some of the stocks on e-commerce company that I held for over a year due to no significant progress. But now the stock has gone up 400% in a year due to pandemic. Since there are many news that tells that the vaccine/cure be ready mid 2021, I think there will be a decrease on the stock price as less people will use the service. I'd like to sell that before it happens.. But, after watch your video, I think it's best to do it now. Thanks for your video!
Nice man! Me too. For a spec play I actually really believe in the company and I have a little bit of faith in the CEO also. I picked up some more shares today on the dip bringing my cost basis down to just under £24. Would be nice getting it below £20 however I'm not concerned at all . Good content on the video bro
Ryan. what if you just watch the selling prices and say you buy stock abc at 50 cents a share and next week its 1 dollar a share and you want to sell ,, right??
What if I have a decent amount of money invested on a good average cost but want to add a bit more cash into the stock but the stock is slowly going up for the past 2 weeks
You must have a very good idea how much is going to go up or down in one or two hours increments. (And that's how long you going to leave your money) always remember and consider the commission I think the pros go by the minute it don't matter what the company's name North what the company's doing it only matters what is their money doing you are playing a money game
I actually caught GME $5 (but sold) Ford at $5 and Twitter at $19 its bottom, but at the time I was just testing investing, and all it all tripled, but I only invested $100 😂😭😭
Small nitpick about Tesla. Do I think it's in a bubble? Probably. But your example about how there was that bubble followed by a crash on Tesla earlier this year was a little disingenuous since that was when every stock sold off because of the pandemic.
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Pity that is almost impossible to predict it or entering/leaving with the right moment...we are all good when we look at the past, but not so good to predict the future
I would rather say "Buy High, Sell even Higher"
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Saved me 21mins😂
That simple 👌🏾
Always buy good companies and hold them for life! It's not about trying to time the market, but stay investing and dollar cost averaging into a stock.
Yep.
Buy what you are comfortable with:
reliable companies that have YEARS of positive growth.
The FAANG stocks, and Microsoft.
Also, companies that have distributed dividends to shareholders for the past 10 to 20 yrs are good investments.
I buy when a TH-camr tells me too and sell when a TH-camr tells me too. Can't go wrong with free online advice
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There are so many , which one you use?
Whom do u follow
That's just silly. Everyone knows the best advice is in the comments. Buy Myspace🚀🚀🚀🚀
The first stock video on TH-cam that teaches how apply yourself. Good job man
Interesting, the method you are describing is called position trading where you combine technical analysis with fundamentals
SaMe thing happened to me on GE. Bought at $21 on that huge dip, then sold at $18 for a loss. Then bought it again at $15, rode it down to $12. I still get chills every time i think of GE.
@@RyanScribner I still think GE will recover to around $11 as they are diversified with an aviation, medical and industrial sector, also Tesla are in a different situation as Battery Day and SandP inclusion is on the way
Why not just hold it ?
It is easy to analysis a chart when it is done...
Facts
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hhhhhhh that is right
All the charts are done technically
When he posted the video it was real data at the time
Hi, you are totally on point. I was making the mistake of trying to guess when a stock has bottomed but didn't even realise it. Now I am down on my portfolio so I have a lot of making up to do. I certainly shall now look at the 5 year trend before I buy a stock just as a part of my background research. Thank you. for showing a couple of uptrend charts. Wondering if you could do a video on how to find the fair price of a stock with references to sources/tools thanks.
Thanks Ryan. By far the best explanation of stock market charts on TH-cam.
Invest what you believe in-simple as that. Great video buddy!
Time in the market beats timing the market every time over long term. Buy good solid companies and hold long term. Dont try to time the market, going in and out when you think recession/bull run coming. Better yet buy index funds
I put $4000 in an index fund 10 months ago. I agree it has been great and I think my largest investment in those 10 months. Unfortunately, they are boring. The greatest entry point for a beginner, though.
I loved it , even being 4 years old , i learned what a falling knife is & how to spot one ! I've held ford now for 3 years , ill check it out on the 5 year & see .
Yes I would like to see how you study the fundamentals of your picks. Thanks much
Is there a video explaining the tax consequences on short term capital gains vs. long term capital gains? As a new trader/stock market investor, this would be SUPER HELPFUL.
Thanks, been a subscriber for a couple years now.
This is a great video and deserves a way higher view count. Glad to see that on your channel people are more spending less of their time worrying about their next one-time stimulus check and more on learning how to make money in the long run. Looking forward to your fundamental analysis video which will put these charts into context.
When to buy GE? Never.
When to sell GE? ASAP.
I’d sell that GE position and move it into a better stock!
I know you got into Shll at a decently high price point, as did I. What are you thoughts on the $17.85 low we saw the stock touch today? Ive been averaging down, but currently its my biggest loss to date.
Ryan Scribner have you been averaging down as well? Or just playing the waiting game?
I was going to say the same thing. I'm holding my shares for at minimum 3 years. Who knows how it will play out.
With all due respect, all the stocks you mentioned were going down all rose by at least 40% these past 6 months. Although the stock market has been drastically increasing, I think reading graphs for long term doesn’t really work out when you’re looking at just the company itself. These companies you mentioned like Apple, Tesla, Shopify, Nvidia, etc. are all companies that will be huge in the next 10 years. Right now the price for Shopify at $1,400 (originally $900) Nvidia at $600, General Electric at $12, Ford at $12, Macy’s at $15, Bank of America at $32, Apple and Tesla doubled its stock price before splitting. Even with a 5-10% correction these stocks will still be significantly more than you predicted them to be
Can u tell me where we get those kind of charts to look at , and what there called? I'm using Robinhood app , are those charts the same as the graph they show us on there site? TKS
Sell when an "unsustainable bubble" event occurs! That's Pivotal information to me! Thank U in the highest regard, Ryan! 🍀
Anyone else rocking that Himalayan salt lamp in their house?
Interesting, so you actually say to escape from nikola, shll, solo and all these type ones since their graph looks like that now...
I always welcome a new face and new information, thank u .
Helpful video, first time I’ve seen this exact chart. Although I gotta say, I feel like 90% of tickets are currently in Mania phase! I think we may have a similar trading strategy
Very helpful information on choosing! Thanks!!
What is your opinion on Slack Technologies Inc Thank You Sir!
I love your views on the Tesla speculative rise, I am new on the stock market but I thought the same. Please make a video on ccxx merging with multiplan
This is the best video you made so far.
I have been following your videos for over 3-4 years now. Love this channel.
I recently bought SHLL Stock (the time of your video on it). Do you know when the merger is happening? Or can you do another video on it?
Thanks Ryan
It's on hyliion 's Twitter. They said September. Price will go up big time I think
Had a lot of fun checking all the stocks you mentioned now in 2023. You were right in most of your predictions except maybe 1 or 2.
if you follow any of these charts literally today you want buy any stock because of how the market is moving right now.
You predicted Shopify 👏 Awesome video. Thanks!
Although it took almost two years, he really did 😂
At the same time, it depends on what the company is doing and the competitors. You may know that an awesome product will be coming out next week and the competition might even have a chance. Or, the company officers may be managing the company really well and it zero debt and huge profit. The other traders/people haven’t noticed that. What about Averaging? I usually average both when I buy and when I sell.
Technicals are So important along with fundamentals ....glad you look at both 👍
Knowing a little technical analysis can help, but it’s no silver bullet. Learn to read RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands and EMAs and you’ll be on the right path.
Thank you for this video. Question.
When looking at the chart why do you not look at the max?
Bro was so right about shopify
I think some people here didn't get the idea here. He clearly mentioned to not buy when the decision is solely based on the chart. It means absolutely nothing obviously. He's giving an in-depth look at when are you looking forward to getting into a stock. A lot of people make the common mistake of getting in when it is trending as upward as a wall and then they get caught falling off a cliff that could potentially become a COSTLY mistake down the road.
Great video, Ryan! Some of us have a habit of buying high and selling low, haha!
Good luck w your charts. I like to stick with fundamentals of the company
Brian I love your videos you talk at a very good Pace. there is no fat or small talk in your video. very informative I appreciate it and have subscribed. KEEP MAKING THEM FOR US! Thank you!!
so basically, don't buy high cause it could fall down, down buy low, cause it could continue to go down, and don't buy in the middle cause a falling knife could occur....
Hi. Do you think it's better to hold a stock for longer period of time or to sell and reinvest on a regular basis?
Let's say a linear stock will go from 100 to 1000.
If I buy 1 stock for 100$ and sell at 1000$ I will have a total of 1100$.
But what if I sell at 500 and then reinvest the 600$?Will I have more profit by the time stock hits 1000?
What if I sell and reinvest every 100 mark? So 9 transactions of selling and reinvesting the profit. Will that be even more profit?
Thank you
Like dropped! Please do a fundamental side for AAPL, thx!!!! BTW, I lost on SHLL but still plan on holding it for the next months.
I jumped on SHLL, and WKHS, a little over a month ago, when Ryan called them.
Same with NKLA.
Lost a little with each of them;
but, NKLA is the most reliable to hold long term (of the three).
Same here with GE still holding :(
AMD sold for profit and bought back as you!
Tesla on Jul 24 $283 - today $900 (my cost $40) happened to be future of AUTO
Great information and presentation. Thank you very much for sharing.
Got to learn so much from this video....when to buy and sell is the most important event....thanks #ryan.
At then end of the day and if I don't understand too bad for the beginning, if you invest then it goes down but you leave you money, do not touch it. It can then go back up at some point unless the actual company you invested in bankrupt. Am I right ?
Thank you for sharing this info. Great job!!
Yes. Please do a video on how you dl fundamental analysis 🙌
Where can we find these charts?
Brand brand new to this. 🌿
I Apologize if this was already asked, but looking back now, would you have sold Apple when it was that high? It still seems like a good stock to buy, but would you have tried to capitalize on those profits? I am new and genuinely just curious. Thanks.
Hey man I don’t know if you read your comments, but what if the low of a stock on a falling knife is $5 for example, is it worth buying in hopes it might grow again?
That’s the plan but you can never know if the markets of that stick will grow again. It’s unpredictable. It’s a risk you would have to take but then again you can grow gains if the company does climb again. Due diligence is the key. 👍🏽
I dont understand the chart at all like if its peaking at the speculative bubble it means you buy it at a high price then if you sell it, it would be at a low price? So that means you are losing a lot… can someone explain it to me
Awesome video Ryan! Thank you.
So I invested in Tesla at $250 last year. Started watching this video and then saw the chart and said to myself let me look at Tesla 1 yr chart really quick. Now you got me nervous and thinking lol. 😅
So are you making all your money off of dividends? I’m quite new to this but have been making money kind of just index trading. Are you selling half of the shares or the whole thing or solely relying on dividends for income?
What do you think about WBA stock in accordance with the falling knife?
Released 2 years ago. Changed the tile to 2023. New video now😂
On what site or apps can i buy and sell as well as look at the stocks
This is exactly what Burton Malkiel said in his book "A random Walk Down Wall Street" I don't know if you read it or not it's a good book
Ryan Scribner Thanks I hope you do a video about it it is extremely important book
Would you say that ARKK is a speculative bubble or would it not apply to ETFs?
Thank you. Buy during the consolidation phase.
I sold some of the stocks on e-commerce company that I held for over a year due to no significant progress. But now the stock has gone up 400% in a year due to pandemic.
Since there are many news that tells that the vaccine/cure be ready mid 2021, I think there will be a decrease on the stock price as less people will use the service. I'd like to sell that before it happens.. But, after watch your video, I think it's best to do it now.
Thanks for your video!
Damn, up 400% & you have already sold out?
When I sell my stocks even in higher next day continue to get higher 🤷♀️
I wish I would’ve bought Bitcoin when you made this video
hey bro! you still bullish on SHLL? Nice dip buy today if so?
Nice man! Me too. For a spec play I actually really believe in the company and I have a little bit of faith in the CEO also. I picked up some more shares today on the dip bringing my cost basis down to just under £24. Would be nice getting it below £20 however I'm not concerned at all . Good content on the video bro
What do you think about AMAT, Applied Materials.
I am a rookie matter fact I have a bone in the stock but I am confused after buying stock when am I allowed to sell
Great Work !! Great Video !! This is what i was looking for. Thank you Ryan. Stay Safe
Would the speculative bubble apply to QQQ? The chart looks similar, but it wasn't mentioned if this rule applies to etfs.
Best investment vid yet
How do i?
Stocks are currently dropping... would you pull out& sell or hold on what u have in
So how do you actually identify the graphs you showed in the begging
Do you use selling calls and buying puts as part of your long term strategy?
Can you do a video on how to balance finances and fitness?
Brk B or VTI what do you like Ryan?
I was looking at Samuel Adams sudden surge, today (over 25%);
after months of minimal gain.
Thoughts?
Valuable info. I’m thinkin about investing sum small money.
Ryan. what if you just watch the selling prices and say you buy stock abc at 50 cents a share and next week its 1 dollar a share and you want to sell ,, right??
Afraid you got NVDA somewhat mistaken. Very difficult stuff.
Very helpful Thank you
Glad to hear it!
What if I have a decent amount of money invested on a good average cost but want to add a bit more cash into the stock but the stock is slowly going up for the past 2 weeks
This video says 4 years ago , but it's about how to buy & sell stocks in 2024. ????
Very informative thank you
great video - can you discuss more videos pertaining to common mistakes?
May the stonks be with you
You must have a very good idea how much is going to go up or down in one or two hours increments. (And that's how long you going to leave your money) always remember and consider the commission I think the pros go by the minute it don't matter what the company's name North what the company's doing it only matters what is their money doing you are playing a money game
So how do I find stocks before the media? I get most my stocks off Reddit
I'm learning about the stock market. I know "NYSE" is new york stock exchange. Can someone tell me what "NYS" is ?
Now this was q very valuable information
I actually caught GME $5 (but sold) Ford at $5 and Twitter at $19 its bottom, but at the time I was just testing investing, and all it all tripled, but I only invested $100 😂😭😭
Fantastic video! This helped me a lot!👏🏼
what's a 52 week high and low?
Wanna look at your M1 portfolio 😊. Would you share it please?
Great info! Definitely want to see more
Small nitpick about Tesla. Do I think it's in a bubble? Probably. But your example about how there was that bubble followed by a crash on Tesla earlier this year was a little disingenuous since that was when every stock sold off because of the pandemic.
Is General electric not trading at $80 now?