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Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:24 How I like to buy assets 0:51 How do you tell if a stock is trading at a discount? 3:17 How do you find undervalued companies? 3:48 How to use Seeking Alpha to find stock and option trades 5:52 How do you buy stocks at a discounted price? (3 tips) 7:30 How to buy stocks at Low-Low prices 7:50 Example trade in UGI 9:02 How do you buy stocks at a BIG discount with options? 9:57 Words of caution (3 tips)
Investing made easy: whether you're tuning in today or a decade from now, these steps will guide you through the process of smart investing. Stick around until the end—I've got a nifty technique for snagging stocks at rock-bottom prices.
Step 1: Spot the Discounts Start by identifying stocks or sectors trading at a perceived discount. I use Google to find charts showing sector performance. Look for sectors with a low percentage of companies trading above their 200-day moving averages—that's your potential goldmine.
Step 2: Seeking Alpha Magic Dig deeper into individual companies using Seeking Alpha. Filter top-rated stocks in the utility sector, for example. Research and pick companies you're comfortable with. Seeking Alpha can be your treasure map (Discounted link: https://www.sahg6dtr.com/B37MNP/R74QP/)
Step 3: Get Aggressive or Stay Cautious Decide your strategy. Will you buy at market price or set a limit to snag a discount? The more aggressive you get with the discount, the longer it might take to get filled. So choose wisely.
Bonus Move: The Low-Low Price Technique For the bargain hunters, consider selling cash-secured put options. Example: UGI stock at $17.50 strike price. Get paid upfront and wait for a potential 20% discount. Caution: Learn about options before diving in. Stocks can surprise you, so be prepared for the unexpected.
Final Words of Wisdom: Stocks can be unpredictable. Technical analysis helps, but it's not foolproof. Markets can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent. Be patient. Avoid excessive risk. Using margin or leverage is like playing with fire—handle with care.
Happy investing! Randy Perez
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