Great video. I have a quick question. I am an aspiring trader, I am looking study some traders and earn off their expertise rather than investing myself and lose money emotionally. Whats your take on copy trading? Do people really make money? Just looking for some reassurance..
Focus on long term investments in property, stocks, and bonds. Avoid copying, daytrading and 'chart astrology'. Diversify across different geographies, industries, and value chain stages - to reduce your risk. You can do this with ETFs, or by selecting different stocks yourself. This is the best way to invest for more than 90% of people
How can I participate in this? I sincerely aspire to establish a secure financial future and am eager to participate. Who is the driving force behind your success?
I read Shoe Dog. Great book! As I was watching your video, I kept thinking about SBUX. Interestingly, both have similar numbers in terms of valuation etc., and both are trading at 2Q 2019 levels. Please correct me if I am wrong. Both have wide moat! I think NIKE wins in terms of insider ownership. I think it depends on which one you want to bet on. I am a share holder of SBUX.
You may be right. The biggest differences I see are: ownership, bigger debt for SBUX, and when I look at the valuation SBUX also seems more expensive currently. Also they are in different industries so that is definitely something to consider. Next video is going to be the one that you asked for: Starbucks vs Chipotle. 😊
Everything is going south these days. I assume it is a long due small correction. And as another commenter mentioned bots and algorithms make the markets worse…
I brought Nike on the large dip, but just recently liquidated all of my shares. I was holding both NKE and SBUX, then I thought both have too much exposure to China. I kept SBUX mainly because I'm down and not ready for a loss. I would buy NKE again if it falls under $70.
I’m slowly loading up I think if it break down around 73 it might goes back to 60 range. If that is the case then I’m all in. Nike is not going anywhere (need to hold this for at least one or two year)
thanks for this video - love your content. i would love to see your take on AIRBNB sometime. i'm still a beginner, but from what i can see the numbers look good and i'm optimistic about their model vs. hotels in the long term, but it seems like more of a question of whether it's currently overpriced, coming off a couple years of huge growth numbers and a big IPO.
Great companies are always overpriced! I don't think you should wait for a pull back. If I like a company a lot, I take a position with a small amount of money and I want the price to go down at least by 50%. That will give me an opportunity to add more.
@@galenjamesreynolds Also, just to make it clear. I put a sufficient amount of money with an assumption that there is a possibility the stock could down by 50%. Your portfolio shouldn't be affected too much if this happens. And if it does really happen, you should be excited because now you can deploy more money into your favorite company with a much better price. This is something I always tell to anyone who talk about any of their favorite companies being overpriced. Hope this helps.
I'm testing two thumbnails. One with the founder and one with Terry Smith for whom it is 2.4% of the portfolio and who is selling the stock every quarter for the last year. That is why you are seeing different versions.
Make your own decisions in life, young man. Buffett is his own man. He's old, and he wouldn't listen to you. Do your diligence and stick with what you believe in
buffet only buys shares of the companies that are necessity to daily life companies that is essential and has a tight grip to the industries they're on that's why nike who's flagship product is selling shoes is never a buy for him because humans can buy cheaper alternatives and would survive a year without buying any shoe from nike
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Great video. I have a quick question. I am an aspiring trader, I am looking study some traders and earn off their expertise rather than investing myself and lose money emotionally. Whats your take on copy trading? Do people really make money? Just looking for some reassurance..
Focus on long term investments in property, stocks, and bonds. Avoid copying, daytrading and 'chart astrology'. Diversify across different geographies, industries, and value chain stages - to reduce your risk. You can do this with ETFs, or by selecting different stocks yourself. This is the best way to invest for more than 90% of people
How can I participate in this? I sincerely aspire to establish a secure financial future and am eager to participate. Who is the driving force behind your success?
Ashley Airagahi is her name. She is regarded as a genius in her area and works at ALGO LAW FIRM. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
Thank you for this tip. It was easy to find your coach. Did my due diligence on her before emailing her. She seems proficient considering her resume.
I read Shoe Dog. Great book! As I was watching your video, I kept thinking about SBUX. Interestingly, both have similar numbers in terms of valuation etc., and both are trading at 2Q 2019 levels. Please correct me if I am wrong. Both have wide moat! I think NIKE wins in terms of insider ownership. I think it depends on which one you want to bet on. I am a share holder of SBUX.
You may be right. The biggest differences I see are: ownership, bigger debt for SBUX, and when I look at the valuation SBUX also seems more expensive currently. Also they are in different industries so that is definitely something to consider. Next video is going to be the one that you asked for: Starbucks vs Chipotle. 😊
@@BaldInvestorthat will be an interesting one.
Price drop is temporary. NKE is still overpriced. $50-54 is a nice every point.
Lol
Agreed.
And if their net income & FCF erode over the next few years, which it probably will, we could see the share price compress much further.
@@theyomie5482 rubbish, 93usd by the end of the year or before, possibly a quick dip to 60
Fashion is fickle.
Other brands are surging.
Nike’s quality is dropping.
Direct to consumer sales was a bust.
Agreed. NKE is a good brand. Nice to see fumbles occasionally so I can get in.
Thank you for the video. Universal Music Group also drops - what do you think about this 24% correction?
I will have to take a look at it. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for this
My pleasure.
Thanks for covering
Thanks for watching.
DO NOT listen to the bots & scammers in the chat report them. I must look out for my bald brother #baldgang
Thank you 😊. They are blocked. 👍
It’s already a very nice buy at current price level I think! 😊
trip map from the beginning suggests you are from Poland 😊 Am I right? 😊
Yes 👍
@@BaldInvestor
Me too 😊
Everything is going south these days. I assume it is a long due small correction. And as another commenter mentioned bots and algorithms make the markets worse…
Fantastic opportunity
Can you please make a video about Royal Caribbean 🙏
I will take a look at it. Thanks for the idea.
Very nice video as always. Could you look into Danaos cooperation (DAC) ?
Thank you. I made a video about Danaos: th-cam.com/video/sX48nqjxdwA/w-d-xo.html
but it is an old one. I probably should create an update.
I brought Nike on the large dip, but just recently liquidated all of my shares. I was holding both NKE and SBUX, then I thought both have too much exposure to China. I kept SBUX mainly because I'm down and not ready for a loss. I would buy NKE again if it falls under $70.
I’m slowly loading up I think if it break down around 73 it might goes back to 60 range. If that is the case then I’m all in. Nike is not going anywhere (need to hold this for at least one or two year)
Can you maybe analyze sofi stock?
I will add it to my list. Thanks for the idea.
thanks for this video - love your content. i would love to see your take on AIRBNB sometime. i'm still a beginner, but from what i can see the numbers look good and i'm optimistic about their model vs. hotels in the long term, but it seems like more of a question of whether it's currently overpriced, coming off a couple years of huge growth numbers and a big IPO.
Thank you very much. I'm glad you like it. And thanks for the idea I will add it to my list.
Great companies are always overpriced! I don't think you should wait for a pull back. If I like a company a lot, I take a position with a small amount of money and I want the price to go down at least by 50%. That will give me an opportunity to add more.
@@BaldInvestor thank you!!
@@mididoddi thanks for sharing your POV! i'll definitely take it into consideration
@@galenjamesreynolds Also, just to make it clear. I put a sufficient amount of money with an assumption that there is a possibility the stock could down by 50%. Your portfolio shouldn't be affected too much if this happens. And if it does really happen, you should be excited because now you can deploy more money into your favorite company with a much better price. This is something I always tell to anyone who talk about any of their favorite companies being overpriced. Hope this helps.
Can you check United airlines?
Thanks for the idea. I will add it to my list.
Nike crashing -20% and more ?? Adidas celebrates!
Using Terry Smith on the thumbnail was Evil! Im unfollowing
I’m seeing Phil Knight and not Terry Smith. What am I missing?
I'm testing two thumbnails. One with the founder and one with Terry Smith for whom it is 2.4% of the portfolio and who is selling the stock every quarter for the last year. That is why you are seeing different versions.
I bought Nike after I saw Bill Ackman entered on the stock. Big company with a solid moat!
Sweat shop shoes and hypocrites wearing them
But why Buffet say he will never buy NKE? Can you explain ?
Make your own decisions in life, young man. Buffett is his own man. He's old, and he wouldn't listen to you. Do your diligence and stick with what you believe in
Doesn't understand shoes and clothing sales well enough. Do you?
buffet only buys shares of the companies that are necessity to daily life companies that is essential and has a tight grip to the industries they're on
that's why nike who's flagship product is selling shoes is never a buy for him because humans can buy cheaper alternatives and would survive a year without buying any shoe from nike
But not necessarily
So they gona going down,till two years from now,so every one make heis own goal 🥅🙏👍