@@yomiflz1287 I am very nee Stock Market. I don't have any and I don't want your Stock. I want to know you have Stock and you want to sell and you can sell someone your Stock? You have Facebook Stock and you can sell to Facebook?
Tesla is the exception. I want more but $500 is insane if you look at the current business financials. Im not selling regardless of where the bipolar price goes.
When you sell and made a profit be happy even if it goes up more don’t be disappointed the goal is to make money not loose money. because stocks goes up and down it don’t stay up forever sell it high and you can rebuy it when it falls down cause it will!
Yeah, I have my mainstays and then I have short term stocks I use to generate revenue! Yes, some of the short term stuff may hit big but so will my mainstays hopefully! Have to temper the greed to stay sane!
@@kelvinjohnson3906 True, that's why it's advisable to seek guidance for more efficient and profitable trades. Buying and selling stocks isn’t as complicated as it seems, i earned $98,000 in 5 months with just $10,000 invested.
When to sell a stock? That part is easy, you sell a stock when it exceeds it's value. The tricky part is calculating the intrinsic value of a business.
why not sell partial amount to recover initial invested capital (and a little bit of profit) and keep some for future growth. that way you can reinvest that money you pulled out while still staying in the stock.
because if the stock you bought is in a business that a true investor would actually invest in its almost always better to hold the stock long term. Read the intelligent investor.
@@daryld1325 Depends on your investment goals & attitude to risk ! e.g i bought shares in Bidstack at 6.75 pence this year & sold some at over 37p a few months later & some of that profit paid for a holiday next month & the rest of the profit i used to purchase shares in Royal Mail at under 200p ( I like dividends ) & i'm still invested in Bidstack - Should it start to rise again :) Not everyone likes massive risk & it never hurts to take some profits at over 400%
YoItsLemonBoy! Keep buying and sell the same good stock with little profit every time along with your capital & stay disciplined with it . This way you wouldn’t loose on its winning streak
If it's a long term stock you believe in, keep forever. If it's a swing trade, have a price target, for example 5%, then sell if it goes below it, keep if it keeps going up.
agreed, i made most of my money just flowing the stream, if people hate it it looses 3 % so i sell of before it happens then when it starts getting positive again i buy back in and it goes up 6 % and over and over and over
A really nice tip I heard was when you make double what you put in sell half. No matter what you won’t lose money and you can sell the rest if there’s future growth.
My best advice is to put a sell order in once you buy. What you find an acceptable and dont look at the stock again unless it becomes and interesting buy again in the future.
Knowing when to sell is one of the most difficult things to learn. It really depends on your goals for the stock. Are you investing long term or short term? If long term you can keep it for quite a while whereas for short term I usually sell it if the stock gains a certain percentage. It also depends on the volatility of the stock. For example a 15-20% gain in tech stocks is usually a good time to sell.
Hey just watched this video and I'm so glad I did! Super, super helpful. I just started getting into the stock market and my biggest question is when to sell and this explains It so well. Thanks so much! :)
Knowing when to sell is a lot harder than knowing when to buy. Understand how intrinsic value compares to price, and assess the headwinds vs tailwinds. Mohnish Pabrai has some great insights about when to sell, but he'll be the first to admit that it's tough.
I just thought to get to stock market and started to watch 20-30 videos but non of them makes sense . They were doing a rocket science videos. Then I found you and your videos made me to get in to the business right away. How simple and interesting video is this. Thanks for educate beginners like me. You are rocking and thanks
I'm trying to remember that 1) there is usually a few days where you see foreshadowing on a stock's trend, and 2) ALWAYS to KEEP 50% of a stock as you are mostly 50% wrong in making the right decision. Let's ask ourself before we press the sell buton: What's my estimated % of being wrong? Take the answer and deduct it from 1. If I'm wrong 45% of the time then I'll be right 55% of the time (1-45%) so we should sell only 45% of that position. I'm an intermediate investor with lot's of bad experience and just being practical.
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
hmm I see this a little problematic because selling a share when it's peaking doesn't mean you can't buy it right back when it bottoms out again. your 8 dollar stock probably went up and down many times. I see nothing wrong with riding some waves here and there. You're not trying to really time the market, but if you stay invested all the time through all the troughs, that money is just sitting there doing nothing, in fact it's harming you by not allowing you to have money available to invest on something else that is moving. What if I could invest that money in something else that is going up, and when the original stock turns around, you can buy right back into it and catch the next wave.
Great video. I have a fundamental question to ask. How to grow a stock position? Like I bought a 20 shares of a stock at $100. The stock is at $180 now. Should I have increased my position? My cost average would have gone up. I am long into this stock.
Thanks a lot for your great videos. QQ - so, when I am buying low price and selling higher price Shares of Microsoft, Tesla, GOOGLE etc - broker can stop this? Did I get correctly your thought? Thank you.
So I take it if you invest into a company it should be with the intentions of owning that stock forever. Because if it is a reliable stock it will always be worth more even if it dips it will bounce back, infact buy the dip?
Excited you did this one. I already had a solid buying plan. My problem is I'm a little greedy and need to learn how to sell to maximize profits. Thanks again Jeremy!
Hi Jeremy , I would love if you could do a video focusing on P/E Ratios. I still do not have a proper grasp of the concept in terms of determining if a stock is worthy to invest into.
P/E is simple. It's just the price of the stock divided by the earnings per share. It's telling you how expensive those earnings are to buy. Say the current stock price is $200 and the earnings per share is $10. Then the P/E is 200/10 = 20 and means that for every $1 of earnings you have to pay $20 to buy the stock. Is that a fair price? It depends on the industry, but it's probably not a bargain to write home about. A bargain is more like a P/E of 15 or even 10. Truly pricey stocks may soar to a P/E of 50 or more. Some stocks have no earnings at all so their P/E can't be computed. Buyers of those stocks are buying the growth narrative and ignoring any current earnings or loss. Generally the more growth potential a stock has, the less important the current earnings are to the stock price.
Is there a good rule of thumb for selling percent wise? Like my Boeing stock is up 15 percent.. Sale? Then rebuy when it drops 15 percent? Also is there a good website that is good at predicting prices that you trust like maybe 5 year predictions? I have 50 holdings on m1 right now valued at 650 dollars. Any suggestions would be helpful
I use SMA cross overs. Seems to work most the time (appx85% of the time) and candlesticks. Some times you get out too soon but when right it keeps you from losing too much. Good for options and short term trading.
So for example if i bought 10 shares of something for $20 a share and then a week later it goes up $2, and if i buy more shares for $22, that number will be added to the number of shares i already have right?
The point of investing is to save for your future. The point of stocks is having faith in the companies. Put money in, and leave it be until you retire.
Can I get some opinion on what do to? I’m new to investing so I’m open to learn. I bought 2 shares of Tesla for around $466. The highest I’ve seen the stocks go is around $1000. Should I sell then? Or hold them for longer to see if it will ever go higher than that?
great video, but if the stock price goes up to much I think selling calls on them is a better strat than selling outright unless I have no cash and I have other good deals I just cant afford.
This exactly is where I'm at with Tesla it's 75% of my portfolio. I want to be able to take my gains but I also don't want to lose my shares and miss out on higher gains in a few years. So basically there is no easy answer. You have to basically pick an amount or % you are happy with and then sell. Knowing buying back isn't ideal. ?? So with my tsla shares I was going to split my 100 shares keep 50 for long term and sell 50 when it's made 50%-100% as I will need money to buy a house soon.
Good video, overall. However, it's really hard to ever tell specifically when to sell a stock. When long term investing I would just say don't get scared out of it because it drops a little but also I would say just hold on until the fundamentals change.
Yeah true. Plus if it goes up selling might be a bad idea because of capital gains tax - so ideally it just does so well that you’d never have to sell 😄
I bought FB at 21.60 a few months after the IPO plummet and still have my 300 shares. Trading at 200 a share now. Also still have my Microsoft shares I got at 31 dollars back in 2012 and now trading for 160. Investing for the long term is great!
I’m having this problem, I just made 15% on a stock I really like, now it’s been slowly dwindling back down and I’m like uhh should I sell or do I hold onto it and wait for it to jump up again and consider buying more in the dip even though it’s higher than my average price.
"Let your winners win", Just as Buffet said and also "'I buy stocks, to hold them forever". If you're a swing trader then you can follow these tips, but if you really believe in a company and nothing changes with the fundamentals of the business, don't sell it and ride the profits until you just really feel like you've made enough money to go and just enjoy that money. (unless it's a swing trade).
Why would you not Sell on that first spike and get right back in as soon as it dips? That way you are locking in your profits by increasing your share holdings based off the interest gained.
Awesome video. I learned that it is important to fully understand the company you're investing in, and that if they are are worth investing in, they are worth holding even during stagnant periods because they have tremendous upside.
I pick stocks that are in an uptrend and swing trade to maximize profit. For example if I buy a stock at $15 and it goes to $15.50 I would sell. Then I'd wait til the stock goes below $15.50 and buy even more shares with the profit from the last sell.
Yes, I was there when AAPL was at 60 before all the splits :) LOL , yes, and I sold ISRG just before the 2009 march bottom at 128, and I did similar on BAC at 2.88 while still making $600 in a few days, and on and on. I swear that at "THE NEXT BIG DUMP" I'll buy the fancy ones (FB, NFLX, AMZN, TSLA) and simply cash out the stock certificates and put them under a mattress or into a bank deposit box. $50 s/charge to the bank per year is a small rental price to pay to keep them certificates safe. I'm not in USA where banks put into the fine print that they can clean out your bank box when the gov't says they can.- SO let's plan for 2018 Nov to take out some certificates .. unfortunately at a s/c from the broker at hundred bucks per certificate out and the same amount when you're ready to bring them into your account, for a two hundred buck round trip, .. I guess it's better to stall your property taxes and take the money to finance the in and outs of those certificates.
I know you are not a day trader, but one could argue you do sell on pops and rinse and repeat. Sure, you could have made a substantial amount more holding Facebook, but buying and selling on pops over the course of 5-6 years vs holding I bet you make a ton more % actively selling on pops. This is coming from a day trader of course.
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When should I sell my Microsoft stock?
@@yomiflz1287 I am very nee Stock Market. I don't have any and I don't want your Stock. I want to know you have Stock and you want to sell and you can sell someone your Stock? You have Facebook Stock and you can sell to Facebook?
Tesla is the exception. I want more but $500 is insane if you look at the current business financials. Im not selling regardless of where the bipolar price goes.
Your link is broken.
Good video. One question is that orange thing under your whiteboard a life preserver? 😂 Thanks and subbed
When you sell and made a profit be happy even if it goes up more don’t be disappointed the goal is to make money not loose money. because stocks goes up and down it don’t stay up forever sell it high and you can rebuy it when it falls down cause it will!
THANK YOU, I was having major seller's regret but I did make a little profit, so I need to remember this. :)
Yeah, I have my mainstays and then I have short term stocks I use to generate revenue! Yes, some of the short term stuff may hit big but so will my mainstays hopefully!
Have to temper the greed to stay sane!
This is an incredible way to think of it! Thank you from a new investor
@@SaraFJones a lot of $ or barely anything?
always keep 500 shares in case of unicorn... set GTC to 1000x
Buying and selling stocks can sound exciting and complicated, it's essential to know and understand the world of stocks investing before you jump in.
That's right
Stock trading requires more hands-on action and knowledge
Traders need to remain focused on learning more each day, trading is a very demanding occupation.
@@kelvinjohnson3906 True, that's why it's advisable to seek guidance for more efficient and profitable trades. Buying and selling stocks isn’t as complicated as it seems, i earned $98,000 in 5 months with just $10,000 invested.
How were you able to achieve that? @Arti
I made my first stock buy in 2009, $80 worth of sirusxm @ $0.39 -today it is over $7. still holding it
Fucking sell it
@@christopherblackhall2832 😩😂😂
for $80 you made about $1400 back. man sell that shit and bail
I took my profits reinvested half them and held the shares..
When to sell a stock? That part is easy, you sell a stock when it exceeds it's value. The tricky part is calculating the intrinsic value of a business.
Hamish Hodder - Stock Market Investing how do you do that??
Serge Rivest yeah I’ve realized valuation is all perspective. What I might be willing to pay might be very different from the overall market.
Use the margin of safety calculator
Its easy. Just average out the graph from the past ten years.
Now I can leave this video💯
why not sell partial amount to recover initial invested capital (and a little bit of profit) and keep some for future growth. that way you can reinvest that money you pulled out while still staying in the stock.
because if the stock you bought is in a business that a true investor would actually invest in its almost always better to hold the stock long term. Read the intelligent investor.
@@daryld1325 Depends on your investment goals & attitude to risk !
e.g i bought shares in Bidstack at 6.75 pence this year & sold some at over 37p a few months later & some of that profit paid for a holiday next month & the rest of the profit i used to purchase shares in Royal Mail at under 200p ( I like dividends ) & i'm still invested in Bidstack - Should it start to rise again :)
Not everyone likes massive risk & it never hurts to take some profits at over 400%
Lee .Finney you sound dumb
YoItsLemonBoy! Keep buying and sell the same good stock with little profit every time along with your capital & stay disciplined with it . This way you wouldn’t loose on its winning streak
This is the exact strategy that I follow
If it's a long term stock you believe in, keep forever. If it's a swing trade, have a price target, for example 5%, then sell if it goes below it, keep if it keeps going up.
agreed, i made most of my money just flowing the stream, if people hate it it looses 3 % so i sell of before it happens then when it starts getting positive again i buy back in and it goes up 6 % and over and over and over
How'd the twitter buy go for you?
it's not bad, it's higher now but sold it at a small profit.
5%??? Is it a joke !!! It's about the setup not %
might just want to move your s/l up to 4%, risk that 1% and let the rest ride.
Or whenever Cramer says it’s a strong buy
That's always been my philosophy
He is more like, if the stock has been going up then he says it's a buy and if the stock has been going down it's a sell.
cramer is a hack and sellout...he gets paid to say what he says. never follow anyone
I laughed way to hard at this lol
Lmao on point
Lol you're dating stocks, not marrying them ... Haha
Totally agree!
Dating metaphors work well for a lot of things lol
This was a great analogy, Michael Myers was as well.
What about a 1 night stand
@@InfinityDsbm simp
A really nice tip I heard was when you make double what you put in sell half. No matter what you won’t lose money and you can sell the rest if there’s future growth.
Sears is 17 cents as of 7-9-2020
1 cent per share gain noice
Buy
25 cents as of 1-5-21
0.22 as of 9 April 2021
Isn’t it out of business???
My best advice is to put a sell order in once you buy. What you find an acceptable and dont look at the stock again unless it becomes and interesting buy again in the future.
I also do that but i keep looking and adjusting that order based on how it's going.
I try and take small profit over time not sell everything all at once and buy if there huge crash
Cyberworld 7 - Stock Market Investing exactly. Not all in, not all out. If you want to, sell just half, make back your investment, let the rest ride.
@@TheBooban .
In my opinion, your past two videos have been the most informative and best ones I've seen from you
Knowing when to sell is one of the most difficult things to learn. It really depends on your goals for the stock. Are you investing long term or short term? If long term you can keep it for quite a while whereas for short term I usually sell it if the stock gains a certain percentage. It also depends on the volatility of the stock. For example a 15-20% gain in tech stocks is usually a good time to sell.
I really respect your honesty. Talking about mistakes you've made takes some confidence
Hey just watched this video and I'm so glad I did! Super, super helpful. I just started getting into the stock market and my biggest question is when to sell and this explains It so well. Thanks so much! :)
i bought FB stock at 38. and still have it. got AMD at 2 bucks. and still have it. only regret is not buying more.
Knowing when to sell is a lot harder than knowing when to buy. Understand how intrinsic value compares to price, and assess the headwinds vs tailwinds. Mohnish Pabrai has some great insights about when to sell, but he'll be the first to admit that it's tough.
This is so true, I'm finding I have a hard time selling my stock then buying.
"You're dating this stock, not marrying them."
lol I will ALWAYS remember that
To be fair Jeremy, this was a very honest video - esp surrounding your FB sale. Nice vid.
“You’re dating the stock, not married.” Good point. :)
This helped a lot. Thanks man. Subscribed.
I always been wanting to invest in stocks I have been doing my research first and I have to say that your videos have been very helpful.
I just thought to get to stock market and started to watch 20-30 videos but non of them makes sense . They were doing a rocket science videos. Then I found you and your videos made me to get in to the business right away. How simple and interesting video is this. Thanks for educate beginners like me. You are rocking and thanks
I'm trying to remember that 1) there is usually a few days where you see foreshadowing on a stock's trend, and 2) ALWAYS to KEEP 50% of a stock as you are mostly 50% wrong in making the right decision.
Let's ask ourself before we press the sell buton: What's my estimated % of being wrong? Take the answer and deduct it from 1. If I'm wrong 45% of the time then I'll be right 55% of the time (1-45%) so we should sell only 45% of that position. I'm an intermediate investor with lot's of bad experience and just being practical.
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
Reinvest on regular basis
hmm I see this a little problematic because selling a share when it's peaking doesn't mean you can't buy it right back when it bottoms out again. your 8 dollar stock probably went up and down many times. I see nothing wrong with riding some waves here and there. You're not trying to really time the market, but if you stay invested all the time through all the troughs, that money is just sitting there doing nothing, in fact it's harming you by not allowing you to have money available to invest on something else that is moving. What if I could invest that money in something else that is going up, and when the original stock turns around, you can buy right back into it and catch the next wave.
Hi Could you please explain No. 2 again? How do you know if it has gone up too much? How much growth is ok ?
i AM a beginner & very thankful for these!!!!!
Hi, new to the game bought a 1 GE share for $13 and then reach 102 for 1 share what should I do sell or stay. I wish I would have bought more.
When u sell do you get charged to sell??
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Great video. I have a fundamental question to ask. How to grow a stock position? Like I bought a 20 shares of a stock at $100. The stock is at $180 now. Should I have increased my position? My cost average would have gone up. I am long into this stock.
It really helps understanding and knowing the company youll be investing to
Thanks a lot for your great videos. QQ - so, when I am buying low price and selling higher price Shares of Microsoft, Tesla, GOOGLE etc - broker can stop this? Did I get correctly your thought? Thank you.
Tesla is at $2000, would you sell based on what you said in #2?
I don't understand number 2. Is it cos its likely to crash later or you will buy more of the stock later with your profits???
So I take it if you invest into a company it should be with the intentions of owning that stock forever. Because if it is a reliable stock it will always be worth more even if it dips it will bounce back, infact buy the dip?
F it. Buy good companies and hold them forever 😃
Why
Companies change
Chewing gum and coke for life
U can sell stock whenever u want?
But remember you can't time the market. Hind sight is 20/20.
Yeah Warren Buffett said if you’re just looking at the price you’re not investing 👍🏼
Love your video. Thanks for all the info.
Putting yourself right up there with Warren Buffet. Cheeky!
Gotta respect the confidence
But warren buffet NEVER sells hus stocks, he buys a holds
Haha yeah I thought so too and then wondered if he has ever seen a balance sheet or knows what fundamentals are. So much generic talk.
This guy is a tool! Warren Buffet is irrelevent nowadays anyway lol
@@mep6014 Hey, why do you think he is irrelevant nowadays?
Excited you did this one. I already had a solid buying plan. My problem is I'm a little greedy and need to learn how to sell to maximize profits. Thanks again Jeremy!
Selling may result in capital gains tax ... so if you’ve found a great company you may perhaps never want to sell 🙃
So is GameStop an example of a number two reason to sell, the price has gone up to high?
Ive checked and Pandora highest was @ 37.20 and today its back at 7. So whats the deal?
Hi Jeremy , I would love if you could do a video focusing on P/E Ratios. I still do not have a proper grasp of the concept in terms of determining if a stock is worthy to invest into.
P/E is simple. It's just the price of the stock divided by the earnings per share. It's telling you how expensive those earnings are to buy. Say the current stock price is $200 and the earnings per share is $10. Then the P/E is 200/10 = 20 and means that for every $1 of earnings you have to pay $20 to buy the stock. Is that a fair price? It depends on the industry, but it's probably not a bargain to write home about. A bargain is more like a P/E of 15 or even 10. Truly pricey stocks may soar to a P/E of 50 or more. Some stocks have no earnings at all so their P/E can't be computed. Buyers of those stocks are buying the growth narrative and ignoring any current earnings or loss. Generally the more growth potential a stock has, the less important the current earnings are to the stock price.
Is there a good rule of thumb for selling percent wise? Like my Boeing stock is up 15 percent.. Sale? Then rebuy when it drops 15 percent? Also is there a good website that is good at predicting prices that you trust like maybe 5 year predictions? I have 50 holdings on m1 right now valued at 650 dollars. Any suggestions would be helpful
I like how you explain everything... where are you based brother?
I use SMA cross overs. Seems to work most the time (appx85% of the time) and candlesticks. Some times you get out too soon but when right it keeps you from losing too much. Good for options and short term trading.
Hi jeremy pls do a similar topic on buying and selling for STOCK OPTION...thank u👍🏼
So for example if i bought 10 shares of something for $20 a share and then a week later it goes up $2, and if i buy more shares for $22, that number will be added to the number of shares i already have right?
The point of investing is to save for your future. The point of stocks is having faith in the companies. Put money in, and leave it be until you retire.
Reason number 4 to sell: you really need the money bro!
So the lesson is hold long term no matter what
If a rock raises say 100%, the way you make that money is to sell everything right?
This would be interesting to see GE used as an example.
How to you search for company balance sheets to determine their health before buying their stock?
Annual reports I've heard
Can I get some opinion on what do to? I’m new to investing so I’m open to learn. I bought 2 shares of Tesla for around $466. The highest I’ve seen the stocks go is around $1000. Should I sell then? Or hold them for longer to see if it will ever go higher than that?
Sell one and keep one. You have won by doubling your money plus you still have a share
Donyeal Griffin it’s now worth $1875 good thing I kept it but now idk what to do
Thank you !!!! Great video! I’m new to investing in stocks. Your video has been VERY helpful 🤗
Why would someone dislike? They are just jealous of how awesome and successful you are!
I really wish I would have watched this BEFORE investing. I learned these lessons the hard way. Smh
Amd is Michael myers to intel, Tesla is Michael myers to nio, Amazon is Michael myers to ebay.
Appreciate your honesty and insight from past mistakes👍
great video, but if the stock price goes up to much I think selling calls on them is a better strat than selling outright unless I have no cash and I have other good deals I just cant afford.
You are honestly a really funny and awesome guy! Keep making videos man, appreciate it!
what do u think about apple stocks?
When do you put money in your pocket?
As soon as your up 20/30 sell dont be greedy even 10/15 dollars
It adds up over time
Awesome analogies! Best video on this topic. Thanks so much brotha!!!
But what about the dividend you get from crazy high stocks ?
I learned valuable information so thank you!
Buy stock in coty over next few weeks im gonna be buying as much as possible. It wont stop growing. Great advice. I made 1200 bucks in a few days
This exactly is where I'm at with Tesla it's 75% of my portfolio. I want to be able to take my gains but I also don't want to lose my shares and miss out on higher gains in a few years. So basically there is no easy answer. You have to basically pick an amount or % you are happy with and then sell. Knowing buying back isn't ideal. ?? So with my tsla shares I was going to split my 100 shares keep 50 for long term and sell 50 when it's made 50%-100% as I will need money to buy a house soon.
Sell when you make nice gain n wait to buy more shares when it dips n repeat
Example you buy one share for dollar it goes up to 2.50 sell
When it dips back down to 1.50-1.75 buy more
Is Lowe’s a good stock to invest in?
Not really right now. I have Lowe’s stock through work. But it’s crazy high. It won’t get higher than what it is. It’s actually dropped in price
Hey just wondering what everyones thoughts were on micron? Is this a stock you sell prior to their next earnings?
You’re very entertaining and you have good content lol
Good video, overall. However, it's really hard to ever tell specifically when to sell a stock. When long term investing I would just say don't get scared out of it because it drops a little but also I would say just hold on until the fundamentals change.
Yeah true. Plus if it goes up selling might be a bad idea because of capital gains tax - so ideally it just does so well that you’d never have to sell 😄
Jeremy you see this, tell me this. Sell CCL or hold till they come back.
please tell me current situation of the market stopping losses as it is down very fast
Do you think Amazon is a Michael Myers to Fed Ex ?
I bought FB at 21.60 a few months after the IPO plummet and still have my 300 shares. Trading at 200 a share now. Also still have my Microsoft shares I got at 31 dollars back in 2012 and now trading for 160. Investing for the long term is great!
Great Video!!!
I’m having this problem, I just made 15% on a stock I really like, now it’s been slowly dwindling back down and I’m like uhh should I sell or do I hold onto it and wait for it to jump up again and consider buying more in the dip even though it’s higher than my average price.
Hi, been 3yrs since you wrote this... did you find your way out?
Am stuck here. But in the now.
Yes, it starts with the basics -- more please!👍
"Let your winners win", Just as Buffet said and also "'I buy stocks, to hold them forever". If you're a swing trader then you can follow these tips, but if you really believe in a company and nothing changes with the fundamentals of the business, don't sell it and ride the profits until you just really feel like you've made enough money to go and just enjoy that money. (unless it's a swing trade).
Why would you not Sell on that first spike and get right back in as soon as it dips? That way you are locking in your profits by increasing your share holdings based off the interest gained.
Hello, I live in Spain. Can I buy US stocks? Or its better to buy Spanish stocks?
Awesome video. I learned that it is important to fully understand the company you're investing in, and that if they are are worth investing in, they are worth holding even during stagnant periods because they have tremendous upside.
Any opinion on Thor Industries Jeremy? Forward PE under 9 for what seems a solid and growing company to me?
Don't agree with doubling down after a stock goes red on you.
I've seen people blow accounts out that way.
I love your channel man!
Very happy to hear that!
Any chat room or slack channel recommendations? I'm coming out of the crypto market to a more stable one... currently invested on fb, amazon and baba.
I wonder if NIO is going to knock down FORD soon?
good point. ntflx is 500 now
Thank you much!! 💚💚👊🏾👊🏾
I pick stocks that are in an uptrend and swing trade to maximize profit. For example if I buy a stock at $15 and it goes to $15.50 I would sell. Then I'd wait til the stock goes below $15.50 and buy even more shares with the profit from the last sell.
This is called Short Trade, good luck 👍 one day you'll lose everything
Can you make a video on how you analyze companies based on fundamentals?
Yes, I was there when AAPL was at 60 before all the splits :) LOL , yes, and I sold ISRG just before the 2009 march bottom at 128, and I did similar on BAC at 2.88 while still making $600 in a few days, and on and on.
I swear that at "THE NEXT BIG DUMP" I'll buy the fancy ones (FB, NFLX, AMZN, TSLA) and simply cash out the stock certificates and put them under a mattress or into a bank deposit box. $50 s/charge to the bank per year is a small rental price to pay to keep them certificates safe. I'm not in USA where banks put into the fine print that they can clean out your bank box when the gov't says they can.- SO let's plan for 2018 Nov to take out some certificates .. unfortunately at a s/c from the broker at hundred bucks per certificate out and the same amount when you're ready to bring them into your account, for a two hundred buck round trip, .. I guess it's better to stall your property taxes and take the money to finance the in and outs of those certificates.
you are so so awesome thank you for the education I'm new to stock
I know you are not a day trader, but one could argue you do sell on pops and rinse and repeat. Sure, you could have made a substantial amount more holding Facebook, but buying and selling on pops over the course of 5-6 years vs holding I bet you make a ton more % actively selling on pops. This is coming from a day trader of course.