I love your videos, Phil! You've ignited a fire inside me of becoming a successful investor. I'm currently building my ecommerce business which is extremely hard and I invest 90% of my disposable income in it. Hopefully, in the next 6 months or so, the business will start having a positive cashflow so that I can raise funds to buy great companies when the next recession comes. I've been hooked to your videos for almost 5 days learning as much as I can, and I even started investing on the simulator provided by Investopedia to practice before I actually start investing my real money. Thank you for all the content you provide here for free. You have a lot to say, but people have to listen :)
Whichever firm you select, make sure you get your insurance from a reputable financial adviser, such as *Jenny Pamogas Canaya,* who has dedicated her career to financial planning. Because they will assist you in escalating, navigating better, and completing the task in a safer manner!~~
"It's quite a surprise that you're acquainted with her as well. I've had the privilege of gaining significant profits while learning and investing under her guidance for the past few months. JENNY PAMOGAS CANAYA truly stands out as one of the most exceptional mentors and traders I've had the pleasure of collaborating with in recent years. Her expertise in navigating various market situations is truly remarkable."
I have a watch list and i have been watching them for over a year now. i managed to buy some of the stocks during the correction and sell them when they go too high. I like your suggestion of keeping wish list and watch list. It makes sense. I learned from your Rule #1 book and it answered many questions I have been collecting during my investing education journey. Thank you Phil.
Nice, Just made my day.. I am quite overwhelmed with a long wishlist... Now, will divide it into tentative and serious wishlist... Just got your book (after loooooonnnng time waiting), I bought both books... I am a Physician from Malaysia. Started to learn value investing.. Thanks for all the videos...
As Peter Lynch said, this is digging for gold. The more you practice, the better and more efficient you can get at assessing bad businesses from wonderful businesses. The harder you dig, the more likely you are to find the golden nuggets!
Love your teachings! One thing I feel I must do is to stay away from any companies that are at all-time highs. I would love to own several like Apple, Lowes, etc. but the high flyers will fall the most. Thank you so much for your common sense teaching.
My WISHLIST (I will make this as brief as possible): ALGN: Meaning (easy to understand), Moat (strong secrets, very strong switching, good brand, talk to any dentist that does this - they are stuck!), Management (zero debt, invested management), MOS/OE (~$180), Event (coordinated "tech" sell-off; concerns over SmileDirectClub low cost competition growth), Inversion (not a tech company; Align owns and supplies SmileDirectClub!) CURRENT PRICE: $215 (close) THO: Meaning (travelled CND/US for 6months in RV), Moat (mid. brand, own BRK+THO = monopoly), Management (low debt, invested, vision), MOS/FC/OE (
How much of a Traditional/Roth IRA balance should be in cash for emergencies and how much for purchasing stocks on your wish list? Is there a rule of thumb? If an IRA has a balance of over $3mil and it is currently all in mutual funds (hey, did not know better). For emergency funds I am thinking 3 years of expenses (about $2-300K). For wish list cash funds about 25-33% of the remaining balance or about $700K. What do you think?
I am putting Ross Stores on my watchlist, I have read the 10-k, (need to reread the 10-k as I am new to this) Googled the CEO, private person, not big on "show boating" my style of CEO. I shop at ROSS a lot, I love deals and think that's why I like Rule 1 investing. I am good at never paying full price but need to learn how to do the same in investing. Thanks Phil.. on to the next video!
The beauty about Ross is that the clothes is so cheap. You can but nice stuff for under $20. All my workout clothes is Ross and I haven't paid more than $15 an item. If times go hard, I would shop Ross. Not JC Penny or Sears. Those are the companies in even more trouble if the market drops.
OMG with all this volatility I have 20 watch lists! lol But I feel things are starting to sattle down and even this is not close to over if watching carefully we can see a PATH and LIGHT and the end of this new "bug" part of our lives!!
Hey Phil, great stuff as always. Some companies I’m keeping an eye on (not strictly in the vein of Rule#1) are CELG, TDOC, TSM, OLED, and CLVLY. One of them i think is very, very special 😜.
My watch list is on its way to reality. The top company on the list is about 1/3 of owner earnings, 1/2 Payback time and 85% rule #1. Time to pull the trigger.
Is there a reason why you haven't set up an amazon affiliate marketing account with links to these books you're mentioning? I'm assuming that most of the people watching these videos (including myself) are heavily considering getting these kinds of books especially because you are recommending them and we are trying to learn about investing.
Love ur videos but i am so mad at myself for not understanding the stock market. Ive read books, taken classes and watched vlogs and i dont get them 😣 i am so much better at real estate. One day, Sniff
Hi Phil, found your podcast a few months ago and have been binge listening ever since! You mentioned in an early podcast that if someone is just starting out and has less than 100k to invest, you would recommend trading options using Rule 1 tactics. Do you have any videos/podcasts on this topic, or books you recommend to learn more about options? Thanks!
In podcast they talked about how to use options to secure your portfolio. But as I understand you have to have at least 100 shares of a single company to buy options on it.
I don't use TH-cam much but u mentioned that you left information on what companies big time investors are buying in the tool box and I'm not seeing a link anywhere?
Hi Phil, is there any way of seeing a more accurate timeline of when the gurus buy and sell shares? The annual quarters leave quite a lot of variance and it would be interesting to follow them a bit more closely
Good Evening, If this message can be pass to Mr. Town and/or his advisors, please send it to him. I had a question about the sticker price of Google. Last month the Sticker Price was around 303 to 305 dollars, I checked the price again a couple of days ago and it has done about 1 double and a half over 1100 dollars. How can this happen when the stock was overpriced not even 1 month ago? If anyone can explain this to me, please let me know. Once again thank you for your time and have a great night.
Great video! Is there a limit to how long you will wait for a company on your wish-list to reach your price? And while you wait, how do you make sure these companies remain good wish-list (wonderful) companies? My plan is that once I have identified a wonderful company, while I wait for it to reach my price, I watch for news, and read all quarterly and annual reports as they come out. I want to be sure the story doesn't change causing them to no longer fit my wish-list criteria. Anything else I could/should be doing?
Seems like a great video I like he says you have to do your own research but I'm very new can so some one explain what a mote is or suggest a place to start on how to research what to look for
As they are private they are not listed in the stock market and if you want to invest in them you really have to know someone ranked high in those conpanies or else I dont think there is another option. Thats what a private company means, not for the public to own
Hi Phil, I first want to say Thank you for all you do for your viewers, I really value your opinion and insight! With that being said, do you think that after doing your research, I know many of the big fund managers, etc. Go for "growth" rather than value, especially during a bull market/ economy. My question to you is, would say during a bear market, correction, recession, would you say its better to invest in those growth stocks and really take advantage of the sale price, or would it be better to take advantage of a sale of the value stocks with the potential of the appreciation when the economy recovers as well as the dividend value stocks tend to provide? Thank you again for all your great content!
Phil, how do I become a mentor? Attended (twice), referred numerous people, and signed up for the after course mentoring. Waiting on that call from your "kick in the butt" peeps.
Hi Phil, I'm a big fan. Love your channel and your insights into the matter. Would you be able to create a video on how to do proper and thorough researches on individual companies? PS: Keep up the good work.
I'll be looking into FB, MSFT, AAPL. All companies I bought because I like but I never did a strong analysis. They just turned out to he good (bought in Dec18/Jan19). But then I also bought GE and TSLA without having an understanding and I'm under on those now.
Great reminder to refresh the list... thanks I’ve been focusing more on short term macro stuff due to the market, but need to be ready to buy longs with confidence - and I have a feeling it will take confidence..
I looked into FIVE as well. Great stable company, meeting many Rule# 1 criterias. But they have negative cash flow. What's your thoughts on that? Thanks!
In several of the books I read on finance and investing in general, it says the best time to buy is when the market is crashing and there is fear and panic. On the opposite, the worst time to buy is when the market is on an up trend, when there is optimism and mostly GREED. It makes perfect sense, because historically the market has always recovered from a crash.
Hello Phil. I logged back into my first account that I opened, but did not fund yet, as I had to wait until the new year arrived for tax reasons. I realized that I would build a custom lineup of stocks through watch lists (water technologies, infrastructure, etc.) to add to a "final watch list" of the companies I would want to invest in. My catch is, how in the world am I supposed to find out about how the management is like? I am deaf, so I can't talk on the phone. How am I supposed to conduct this aspect of research?
Hi Stephanie, great question! I wrote a blog post and talked about understanding The Management Numbers on my podcast InvestED. Check it out here: bit.ly/2RpsYw7
Outstanding video! I'm putting L Brands (Victoria Secrets) on my watchlist. They have a moat as far as branding goes and they have had a HUGE drop in price over the last few years due to competition but I think they're branding is too good. They've already bought the hearts of so many people already. Though I certainly have a lot of research to do on their Management of other M's. What do you think Phil. Thanks!
@@vitaminb4869 Yup, you are right that is a little dumb to put those two together. I guess I'm just trying to say despite the competition, I think their branding will protect them in the long run. But certainly there is more work to be done in analyzing that particular market.
I've heard from a long time user and fan that the quality of their products went down the gutter in recent years. It used to be great products, but now is overpriced crap. No wonder they start to lose steam
What do investors do in a bear market? Do they SHORT stocks or only buy, no matter what happens? AAPL was a great company and now is down 35% from its highs. Would you buy it now?
Hey Daniel! Great questions! I created a 5 Numbers that Determine a Smart Investment Guide that could be helpful for you. Check it out here: bit.ly/2LzSPvM
when first time i buying stocks on sales it felt like demon gripping on my neck demanding me to give him my soul that I sold to him long time ago...a complete HORROR!
I've heard that the stock market is on rocky ground at the moment from what the news says. Do you think a major stock correction is actually starting now? Also if yes, what's the best way profit from this with just a small thimble of money, as I am too young to have a washtub of money at the moment. As for the question, based on amateur future predictions I'd wager Uber is going to do very well in the coming years, based partially on this article from the BBC www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-45786690, I think private car ownership is on the way out and a new system will rise of quasi-public transport that will roll out and be immensely profitable for the company that is in the right place at the right time. Also car manufacturers will want to get in on the action and I think this will speed up the process. May be like 10 years off yet but cars are just too expensive for modern people compared to the coming advancements. Just a theory tho. I've read their stock is currently overvalued at the moment now though, so I'd wait a good while before actually putting money into them. th-cam.com/video/0GIwTG8V-Ko/w-d-xo.html Whats your opinion of Tai Lopez also?
That's too much work for this sloth. I buy a high paying dividend index like vym, vnq, hyg and the stock xom if oil gets down to $30, the div is already at 5% during the meltdown so far. I buy the index so I'll never be wrong about buying an individual stk. Nothing worse than buying a stk that goes nowhere as the industry group goes up.
I love your videos, Phil! You've ignited a fire inside me of becoming a successful investor. I'm currently building my ecommerce business which is extremely hard and I invest 90% of my disposable income in it. Hopefully, in the next 6 months or so, the business will start having a positive cashflow so that I can raise funds to buy great companies when the next recession comes.
I've been hooked to your videos for almost 5 days learning as much as I can, and I even started investing on the simulator provided by Investopedia to practice before I actually start investing my real money.
Thank you for all the content you provide here for free. You have a lot to say, but people have to listen :)
Whichever firm you select, make sure you get your insurance from a reputable financial adviser, such as *Jenny Pamogas Canaya,* who has dedicated her career to financial planning. Because they will assist you in escalating, navigating better, and completing the task in a safer manner!~~
I've come across several positive endorsements of Jenny Pamogas Canaya on various platforms, including TH-cam channels, seminars, and more.
"It's quite a surprise that you're acquainted with her as well. I've had the privilege of gaining significant profits while learning and investing under her guidance for the past few months. JENNY PAMOGAS CANAYA truly stands out as one of the most exceptional mentors and traders I've had the pleasure of collaborating with in recent years. Her expertise in navigating various market situations is truly remarkable."
I have a watch list and i have been watching them for over a year now. i managed to buy some of the stocks during the correction and sell them when they go too high. I like your suggestion of keeping wish list and watch list. It makes sense.
I learned from your Rule #1 book and it answered many questions I have been collecting during my investing education journey.
Thank you Phil.
Great stuff here Phil! Completely agree, it's like creating a shopping list before black friday!
What an awesome video. So detailed.
I love it
Definitely one of Phil's better videos. Really did a good job of pulling a lot together in one place.
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I'm a fan. Every videos has something new to learn. Finding competitive advantage in 10k filing is a key thing I have learnt today.
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Just 30 more minutes 🙏🏿
Edit: Congratulations on 200k subscribers.
Thank you!
Nice,
Just made my day.. I am quite overwhelmed with a long wishlist... Now, will divide it into tentative and serious wishlist...
Just got your book (after loooooonnnng time waiting), I bought both books...
I am a Physician from Malaysia.
Started to learn value investing..
Thanks for all the videos...
Best wishes brother.
My wishlist centres mainly around HK listed companies as their dividends are tax free. Would this course still be appropriate for me?
As Peter Lynch said, this is digging for gold. The more you practice, the better and more efficient you can get at assessing bad businesses from wonderful businesses. The harder you dig, the more likely you are to find the golden nuggets!
Love your teachings! One thing I feel I must do is to stay away from any companies that are at all-time highs. I would love to own several like Apple, Lowes, etc. but the high flyers will fall the most. Thank you so much for your common sense teaching.
Thank you for the break down, so valuable.
Great video Phil. I love it, super helpful. Thanks!
My WISHLIST (I will make this as brief as possible):
ALGN: Meaning (easy to understand), Moat (strong secrets, very strong switching, good brand, talk to any dentist that does this - they are stuck!), Management (zero debt, invested management), MOS/OE (~$180), Event (coordinated "tech" sell-off; concerns over SmileDirectClub low cost competition growth), Inversion (not a tech company; Align owns and supplies SmileDirectClub!) CURRENT PRICE: $215 (close)
THO: Meaning (travelled CND/US for 6months in RV), Moat (mid. brand, own BRK+THO = monopoly), Management (low debt, invested, vision), MOS/FC/OE (
How much of a Traditional/Roth IRA balance should be in cash for emergencies and how much for purchasing stocks on your wish list? Is there a rule of thumb? If an IRA has a balance of over $3mil and it is currently all in mutual funds (hey, did not know better). For emergency funds I am thinking 3 years of expenses (about $2-300K). For wish list cash funds about 25-33% of the remaining balance or about $700K. What do you think?
Thanks Phil. Awesome as always. BTW Just finished reading Rule #1 today. It answered so many lingering questions.
Thank you for watching, and reading!
I am putting Ross Stores on my watchlist, I have read the 10-k, (need to reread the 10-k as I am new to this) Googled the CEO, private person, not big on "show boating" my style of CEO. I shop at ROSS a lot, I love deals and think that's why I like Rule 1 investing. I am good at never paying full price but need to learn how to do the same in investing.
Thanks Phil.. on to the next video!
When there's a recession people typically stop buying clothes (luxury items). I think that's a bad idea
The beauty about Ross is that the clothes is so cheap. You can but nice stuff for under $20. All my workout clothes is Ross and I haven't paid more than $15 an item. If times go hard, I would shop Ross. Not JC Penny or Sears. Those are the companies in even more trouble if the market drops.
OMG with all this volatility I have 20 watch lists! lol But I feel things are starting to sattle down and even this is not close to over if watching carefully we can see a PATH and LIGHT and the end of this new "bug" part of our lives!!
The companies am watching are ICL, LRN, AND IMAC, ALSO I'll be looking into uber, left, and slack. I've already pull the trigger on ICL, and GTN
Hey Phil, great stuff as always. Some companies I’m keeping an eye on (not strictly in the vein of Rule#1) are CELG, TDOC, TSM, OLED, and CLVLY. One of them i think is very, very special 😜.
I think you got it today, CELG sold to Bristol Myers! It was 34% up in the morning Jan3rd 2019
Mrm Trgt it was a good pick, but not my very special pick. 🥳
I wonder if anyone has looked for the potential blockbuster in these 5 companies yet...
My watch list is on its way to reality. The top company on the list is about 1/3 of owner earnings, 1/2 Payback time and 85% rule #1. Time to pull the trigger.
I like this type of organised thought process. Thanks for this video.
Is there a reason why you haven't set up an amazon affiliate marketing account with links to these books you're mentioning? I'm assuming that most of the people watching these videos (including myself) are heavily considering getting these kinds of books especially because you are recommending them and we are trying to learn about investing.
Please make a video of your wishlist... we will research on them
Wow you finally change laptop :D
Love ur videos but i am so mad at myself for not understanding the stock market. Ive read books, taken classes and watched vlogs and i dont get them 😣 i am so much better at real estate. One day, Sniff
Stick to real estate then. You are still an investor just in a different asset class. If it makes you money consistently why do anything else?
Could you direct me to info on how to value a stock ? Basically , how I can come to my on price point for any stock. Thanks in advance!
Read Rule One Investing! It really goes into detail. Hard copy/kindle. Not audio.
I second that!
Hi Phil, found your podcast a few months ago and have been binge listening ever since! You mentioned in an early podcast that if someone is just starting out and has less than 100k to invest, you would recommend trading options using Rule 1 tactics. Do you have any videos/podcasts on this topic, or books you recommend to learn more about options? Thanks!
In podcast they talked about how to use options to secure your portfolio. But as I understand you have to have at least 100 shares of a single company to buy options on it.
I have Security Analysis on the queue of books to read. Isn't it exactly aimed at how to value a company and spot the good deals?
Phil's first book Ruled One Investing Is very analytical on the topic too. Don't get the audio version. Get the book book if you do.
Very informative. Great video!
Is it ok to short list company's eg. no P/E it doesn't hit any list?
What's in your wish list Phil?
check out his 13 F filings
Excellent video!
I don't use TH-cam much but u mentioned that you left information on what companies big time investors are buying in the tool box and I'm not seeing a link anywhere?
Hi Phil, is there any way of seeing a more accurate timeline of when the gurus buy and sell shares? The annual quarters leave quite a lot of variance and it would be interesting to follow them a bit more closely
Good Evening,
If this message can be pass to Mr. Town and/or his advisors, please send it to him. I had a question about the sticker price of Google. Last month the Sticker Price was around 303 to 305 dollars, I checked the price again a couple of days ago and it has done about 1 double and a half over 1100 dollars. How can this happen when the stock was overpriced not even 1 month ago? If anyone can explain this to me, please let me know. Once again thank you for your time and have a great night.
Thank you for your advice.
Great video! Is there a limit to how long you will wait for a company on your wish-list to reach your price? And while you wait, how do you make sure these companies remain good wish-list (wonderful) companies? My plan is that once I have identified a wonderful company, while I wait for it to reach my price, I watch for news, and read all quarterly and annual reports as they come out. I want to be sure the story doesn't change causing them to no longer fit my wish-list criteria. Anything else I could/should be doing?
What's a tool box you mentioned?
It is a great resource for investment research on my site! Sign up now for your free toolbox account today: bit.ly/32WxOTa
Seems like a great video I like he says you have to do your own research but I'm very new can so some one explain what a mote is or suggest a place to start on how to research what to look for
Hey Phil,
What should I do about private companies? How can I invest in those companies?
As they are private they are not listed in the stock market and if you want to invest in them you really have to know someone ranked high in those conpanies or else I dont think there is another option.
Thats what a private company means, not for the public to own
Great video!
Hi Phil, I first want to say Thank you for all you do for your viewers, I really value your opinion and insight! With that being said, do you think that after doing your research, I know many of the big fund managers, etc. Go for "growth" rather than value, especially during a bull market/ economy. My question to you is, would say during a bear market, correction, recession, would you say its better to invest in those growth stocks and really take advantage of the sale price, or would it be better to take advantage of a sale of the value stocks with the potential of the appreciation when the economy recovers as well as the dividend value stocks tend to provide? Thank you again for all your great content!
Phil love your videos, but hate the music at the background. I am here to listen to you not the music.
is it normal for me to take around 6 month to finish completely my research on a company, knowing I research around 30 min a day?
How to you feel about the cannabis industry and the legalization occurring around the globe?
Phil, how do I become a mentor? Attended (twice), referred numerous people, and signed up for the after course mentoring.
Waiting on that call from your "kick in the butt" peeps.
Hi Phil, I'm a big fan. Love your channel and your insights into the matter. Would you be able to create a video on how to do proper and thorough researches on individual companies? PS: Keep up the good work.
I'll be looking into FB, MSFT, AAPL. All companies I bought because I like but I never did a strong analysis. They just turned out to he good (bought in Dec18/Jan19).
But then I also bought GE and TSLA without having an understanding and I'm under on those now.
Daniel Sanchez I hope you held onto TSLA 😊
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE GUIDE ME WHERE IS THE TOOLBOX OF ALL THE COMPANIES THANK YOU... NICE VIDEOS PHIL
subscribe to toolbox- or if you are registered for the confernce in Atlanta- you get temporary access- its worth the subscription - amazing tools
Good info
Thank you 🖤🥀
Great reminder to refresh the list... thanks I’ve been focusing more on short term macro stuff due to the market, but need to be ready to buy longs with confidence - and I have a feeling it will take confidence..
how do you know when a company is on sale?
Read Rule One Investing. He goes over it in detail.
Really Good video!
Five Below Inc is my choice!
I looked into FIVE as well. Great stable company, meeting many Rule# 1 criterias. But they have negative cash flow. What's your thoughts on that? Thanks!
Nice video. Very very helpful.
In several of the books I read on finance and investing in general, it says the best time to buy is when the market is crashing and there is fear and panic. On the opposite, the worst time to buy is when the market is on an up trend, when there is optimism and mostly GREED. It makes perfect sense, because historically the market has always recovered from a crash.
I'd love you to let us in on at least one or top three stocks that are on your wishlist for the upcoming crisis. Outside of BRK :P Cheers
You can read those on his SEC filings :)
Hello Phil. I logged back into my first account that I opened, but did not fund yet, as I had to wait until the new year arrived for tax reasons. I realized that I would build a custom lineup of stocks through watch lists (water technologies, infrastructure, etc.) to add to a "final watch list" of the companies I would want to invest in. My catch is, how in the world am I supposed to find out about how the management is like? I am deaf, so I can't talk on the phone. How am I supposed to conduct this aspect of research?
Hi Stephanie, great question! I wrote a blog post and talked about understanding The Management Numbers on my podcast InvestED. Check it out here: bit.ly/2RpsYw7
You inspire me to improve myself. Thank you
I love my hobby: investing in index ETFs and stocks.
Great thank a lot
Outstanding video! I'm putting L Brands (Victoria Secrets) on my watchlist. They have a moat as far as branding goes and they have had a HUGE drop in price over the last few years due to competition but I think they're branding is too good. They've already bought the hearts of so many people already. Though I certainly have a lot of research to do on their Management of other M's. What do you think Phil. Thanks!
You say moat, and then price dropping due to competition. Sounds like you went off somewhere. Back to the drawing board.
@@vitaminb4869 Yup, you are right that is a little dumb to put those two together. I guess I'm just trying to say despite the competition, I think their branding will protect them in the long run. But certainly there is more work to be done in analyzing that particular market.
I've heard from a long time user and fan that the quality of their products went down the gutter in recent years. It used to be great products, but now is overpriced crap. No wonder they start to lose steam
What do investors do in a bear market? Do they SHORT stocks or only buy, no matter what happens? AAPL was a great company and now is down 35% from its highs. Would you buy it now?
Hey Daniel! Great questions! I created a 5 Numbers that Determine a Smart Investment Guide that could be helpful for you. Check it out here: bit.ly/2LzSPvM
@@PhilTownRule1Investing hey the link is not working
Watch list
Forex is the best trading. I have made a lot
Can you share his contact? I’ve seen a lot of good reviews about him
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when first time i buying stocks on sales it felt like demon gripping on my neck demanding me to give him my soul that I sold to him long time ago...a complete HORROR!
Some companies will be huge. Many will fail.
I've heard that the stock market is on rocky ground at the moment from what the news says. Do you think a major stock correction is actually starting now? Also if yes, what's the best way profit from this with just a small thimble of money, as I am too young to have a washtub of money at the moment.
As for the question, based on amateur future predictions I'd wager Uber is going to do very well in the coming years, based partially on this article from the BBC www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-45786690, I think private car ownership is on the way out and a new system will rise of quasi-public transport that will roll out and be immensely profitable for the company that is in the right place at the right time. Also car manufacturers will want to get in on the action and I think this will speed up the process. May be like 10 years off yet but cars are just too expensive for modern people compared to the coming advancements. Just a theory tho. I've read their stock is currently overvalued at the moment now though, so I'd wait a good while before actually putting money into them.
th-cam.com/video/0GIwTG8V-Ko/w-d-xo.html Whats your opinion of Tai Lopez also?
That's too much work for this sloth. I buy a high paying dividend index like vym, vnq, hyg and the stock xom if oil gets down to $30, the div is already at 5% during the meltdown so far. I buy the index so I'll never be wrong about buying an individual stk. Nothing worse than buying a stk that goes nowhere as the industry group goes up.
Like Mr buffet says if you're not going to learn how to invest.... Buy the index (or etf )
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Costco!
What's your buy price for Costco? It's a really great company but so overpriced for now in my opinion
who knows what is Phil Town's net worth?
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Coke!