Small Cap Stock Investing | How to Select Small Cap Stocks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2024
- This week Dale looks at small cap stock investing. He discusses what are small cap stocks and provides you with a number of recommendations of how to select the small cap stocks you want to invest in.
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Thanks for watching this weeks report, this will be the last report for the year. Reports will resume in 2019, thank you all for the support this past year! The Wealth Within team wishes you all a happy Christmas and may 2019 bring you outstanding returns in the market!
Some good tips on small cap investing. There's a lot of things to watch out for in order to invest safely in small caps. There are too many stories of people losing too much like the investor you mentioned in the video. Those kinds of losses can be avoided with the right knowledge.
Well timed plug at 3:25
Thanks Dale, Great read in the recent book. Great idea for Chrissie gifts too 😀. Cheers.
Hi Deb, I am glad you enjoyed my new book Accelerate Your Wealth. I have to agree that it is good Christmas gift. Help people to enrich their life rather than buy them something that will depreciate and or break over time. If you have questions please let me know. Can you do me a favour? Can yo write a review on my book in google please. Just copy this link into your browser. books.google.com.au/booksid=wRg2tAEACAAJ&dq=accelerate+your+wealth&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjXutiPk6rfAhVWfCsKHXirATcQ6AEILTAA Cheers Dale
Hi Dale, your segments are always great and I particularly like your comments about those small caps. Unfortunately there are plenty of people out there always trying to bombard you with the next certain winner. I hope you and all at Wealth Within have a great Xmas and a well deserved break. Peter Simpson
Totally agree with you Peter, you just have to visit any chat forum and watch the bombardment as people attempt to ramp stocks that are just plain rubbish. Thanks for the nice words and see you in 2019!!
Great video, yep so many don't see the pitfalls of small caps and this also applies to cryptos that young people are considering trading.
Totally agree David.
Thx for the video, I noticed that your price/time ratio varies quite a lot while looking at different stocks, do you have any opinions regarding optimal price/time ratios that will allow you to best see chart shape and trend line gradients?
Hi Steven, It seems to me from your comment that you are doing what most traders do and that is to try to fit something into a standard box. For example the majority of traders use a standard moving average or moving average cross over that you can scan all stocks with. This is not something I do as in my opinion it is not a solid strategy as markets and stocks change personality and the good trader needs to shift with them. Using the MA or MA cross over means you will do more trades and not make more money and you will have more losing trades than using other more solid methods of analysis. I would rather trade less and make more.
Time on its own is a big study with many tools to study it with, it is also not something that I can just easily say, do this for optimal performance, because unless you really understand price and time and I mean really understand these, it will not help you much. I do not know you and so do not know what you know, but what I do know is that the majority of traders I meet and talk to do not really understand price (they think they do) let alone time. It is not about fitting the stock to the tool, it is about fitting the tool to the stock as each has its own rhythm or harmonic if you like.
You mention trend line gradients, I am not sure what you mean here. Trend lines measure momentum and so there is no set formula for the angles of them, rather it is understanding the rules and measure the momentum in how to draw them accurately. For example I have five rules for trend lines, most traders have one or maybe two. Regards Dale
@@WealthWithin I feel the price/time ratio is more pertinent to trend analysis than time analysis, you've spoken in the past about the verticality of particular movements in, for instance, CSL, however, it seems that the price/time ratio will be responsible for whether something appears vertical or not. I simply wish to increase my accuracy in identifying trends.
Also, can't gradients give expectations for profit and hence be useful in drawing comparisons between prospects? I like your attitude of keeping the portfolio small but with so many options, some comparisons become necessary.
Thx
Hi Steven, If you simply want to increase your accuracy on trends, then looking at the ratio between time and price is not the way to go. When I am talking time analysis this is very advanced analysis and the context for using time is to determine turning points in a trend with high accuracy. If you do not understand trends well, then adding time into the equation will not help you.
With regards to your second comment, the answer is no. Momentum is just about speed of a move and not necessarily length.
With regards to your third point, again I have to disagree with you. Managing a portfolio is about risk, money management and diversification. Stock selection is something different.
I think it is great you are asking questions, however please excuse me for being blunt. The questions you are asking suggest to me two things. 1. That you may have been trying to educate yourself either through self education via TH-cam, Google or books. Or have done one or more courses from some educator/s that was high level and light weight. Through this you have gained inadequate or conflicting information, but not really got a solid education and built strong trading skills 2. That you have a long way to go in your education.
Steven you can't put a roof on a house until you lay solid foundations, and if as you say, you are trying to increase your accuracy in identifying trends then this strongly suggests to me you lack many of the solid foundations that great trading is built on. If this is the case then attempting to understand time analysis will not assist you, rather it will only distract and frustrate you.
Cheers Dale
@@WealthWithin Isn't the speed of a move determined by the gradient of a TL (where applicable)? I am with you on managing portfolio being about risk, money management and diversification but beyond that, particularly if you're prepared to look overseas, there are many options.
If I rephrase my question since you've talked about hand drawing charts, wouldn't you choose a price/time ratio that will help you to visualise the speed (among other things) of a movement in that chart? If your price ratio is very large then that movement will appear extremely vertical that gives expectations beyond the actual price movement and if your price ratio is very small then it will appear as though the price is not changing significantly, regardless of whether it is or isn't.
I feel this is a good question for beginners and not an advanced question because one could not even draw a proper chart without understanding which price/time ratio to use, is that wrong? I could shift my price/time ratio to what is convenient, however, I wondered if there was a better way.
Hi Steven,
I have already answered your first question in my previous posts to you. Can you accept that you don't know what you don't know, and as mentioned yesterday I believe their is a lot you do not know. The subject matter whilst you may think might require a one sentence answer is too big to simply to do so, and will only confuse you and bring up even more questions.
Unless you fully understand trends first, which it is clear to me that your understanding is very basic, then anything else will not assist you. My advice is it to totally forget about time in your analysis.
Regarding overseas, it seems you are falling into the rookie trap of thinking more is better when it is not. More choice means more work and more confusion for less results.
Regarding your rephrased question, whilst I understand how you might think that, you are not really correct in your assumptions and it is definitely not a beginner subject. Again you do not know what you do not know.
You are trying to over complicate things and your example here in these posts is why so many are confused about trading and struggle for many years getting nowhere. To get anywhere it is not about going down any path, but rather going down the right path. Every day I speak to people who spend hours watching TH-cam videos on trading (and reading books) and 99% are confused, conflicted and going down the wrong paths wasting their time.
Please take my advise and simplify. If all you do is read my book Accelerate Your Wealth you will understand trends more, not to the depth and extent that is in our Diploma of Share Trading course, but you will understand a lot more and realise what I am saying.
Cheers
Dale
Great content ! :)
Here is my list
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Great question YesVeGan we will endevour to answer your question in next weeks report!
Somehow I am guessing that the person you mentioned put it all into 2 pot stocks.
Hi Wild, you would be incorrect in that assumption but good try.