Ummm something which looks overbought as indicated by RSI and shows a reversal Candle pattern and also has an overall upward trend.
Thats what i do but i could be doing it wrong
Ummm something which looks overbought as indicated by RSI and shows a reversal Candle pattern and also has an overall upward trend.
Thats what i do but i could be doing it wrong
yep............ your the only real trader here
3 key factors:
- A pack of cards
-WeatherBill
-His good friend JC.
run outside, check the moons alignment with the universe, do 3 cartwheels, check it again, run back inside, refer to my deck of cards, pull 3 random cards out, if they are a 6, 1 and 9 then I go long.
just a general discussion on what leads you up to buying a stock.
I scan thousand of stocks, a handful or so landed on my screen every so often... I then look at the business model....a bunch of criteria run against these handful, maybe 3 or 4 stocks left in the pile...
I then spend a good amount of time learning each business after this maybe 2 stocks are left I want to buy...I work out their intrinsic value
When it trades at a discount to intrinsic value I buy regardless of timing nor economic condition.
The wide the gap the less risky the stock becomes and the rewarding is staggering but that going against the analyst based on Beta value
its intrinsic value are long term measure 5-10 years horizon not short term 3 months or 2 years.
That the core of my portfolio, I do buy some stocks with little research
for speculation play like BAU.... but this is like 5% of my money so if it goes pear shape
it's pocket change and the dividend and growth from the core portfolio covers this many time over
I scan thousand of stocks, a handful or so landed on my screen every so often... I then look at the business model....a bunch of criteria run against these handful, maybe 3 or 4 stocks left in the pile...
I then spend a good amount of time learning each business after this maybe 2 stocks are left I want to buy...I work out their intrinsic value
When it trades at a discount to intrinsic value I buy regardless of timing nor economic condition.
The wide the gap the less risky the stock becomes and the rewarding is staggering but that going against the analyst based on Beta value
its intrinsic value are long term measure 5-10 years horizon not short term 3 months or 2 years.
That the core of my portfolio, I do buy some stocks with little research
for speculation play like BAU.... but this is like 5% of my money so if it goes pear shape
it's pocket change and the dividend and growth from the core portfolio covers this many time over
just a general discussion on what leads you up to buying a stock.
following its chart, recent announcements, or straight from the mighty movie
the castle do you pick up on the vibe ? lol
interested in your thoughts.
jc
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