Which stock has caught your eye most recently - and why?
For me, it would be Trade Desk, which provides a platform for buying digital advertising. Shares of $TTD are down more than 50% this year, but the fundamentals remain great and the company has a lot of room to grow over the long term.
How do you determine a fair share price? Do you have your own spreadsheet for this, or do you estimate it from a chart?
I used to do a lot of calculations via spreadsheet, but now it doesn't make much sense to me. As far as fair prices go, Bulios helps me with that now. Otherwise, sometimes I don't really care about the fair price and buy on a significant correction, like $TSLA ...
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Netflix could be quite interesting, and if the results were worse and the stock fell, I might buy.
The S&P 500 ($^GSPC) is up -10% year-to-date, while $BRK-B stock is already up more than 14%. The current negative sentiment hasn't touched this company much, which is amazing. I'm still invested in the S&P 500, but I'm thinking of buying $BRK-B quietly at a lower price .
What's your take on $BRK-B?
Recently, Chinese stocks have also plunged because of Trump. Yesterday they were up, but even so, over the last month, for example, $BABAhas lost over 20%, $NIO about 25% and $JD about 13%. I'm not currently buying much Chinese stocks, but I still have $BY6.F on my watchlist , which I would like to buy at a lower price.
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For me, China is a risk because of the politics and the current situation isn't ideal either, so I won't be buying.
There may be too much going on lately and crazy Trump is moving stocks back and forth. In the beginning, stocks were rising and it looked like Trump would help US companies and the markets would rise, but now it is exactly the opposite. Personally I think Trump doesn't want to be seen as the president that made stocks fall and hopefully next year will be better.
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It's as you write, Trump wants those stocks to go up and companies to be profitable, but it's just tough right now and in the short term stocks may still fall.
Will anyone be buying $NVDAstock again ?
The stock has skyrocketed in the past year and a lot of investors have made good money on this stock. But so far this year, it's lost over 29%, and I think the valuation is getting interesting again. I've bought $AMDso far , but $NVDA is already looking tempting too.
I'm shopping for that $AMD now and I might buy some more. We'll see how these companies do now.
Bitcoin is too volatile for me and given the current situation I wouldn't be surprised if it drops below $70,000.
Mistakes in investing are not a very popular topic, but they belong to it and one can learn a lot from them. My main mistakes were, for example, that I started investing according to analysts or youtubers and chose stocks mainly according to their past growth.
What mistakes did you make in the beginning or during the investing process?
I didn't study as much fundamentals and business of companies and took maybe more risks than I should have.
We all know it was mostly tech stocks that fell yesterday, but I was very surprised by the drop in $BAC and $JPM. Bank of America stock was down more than 11% yesterday. I have $BAC in my portfolio and I'm happy, but I may overbuy now after the drop.
Will anyone be overbuying bank stocks after the drop too?
Shares of $TSLA were down 10% in aftermarket trading yesterday. This was likely due to a drop in Tesla vehicle deliveries and the introduction of new tariffs. I'll be overbought other stocks today, but if the price drops again to $220, I'd still buy.
Will anyone be overbought on $TSLAstock today , or will you focus on other titles?
It's finally calmer, but I've been shopping around that $220 a lot. Now I'm looking forward to robotaxi😃
Are you inspired by Warren Buffett and his investing?
He's one of the best investors and it's definitely good to keep track of what he's doing and what stocks he's bought or sold on a regular basis. For example, I was inspired by investing in $AAPL, so I bought the stock a few years ago and am currently making a nice profit on it (it was also the first stock I bought).
He's a big role model of mine, so it's also thanks to him that I started investing and focused on value investing.
Shares of $JNJ fell 4% today after a US judge rejected Johnson & Johnson's proposal to settle tens of thousands of lawsuits for $10 billion. I don't have $JNJ stock in my portfolio and I certainly won't be buying it, because its growth is lousy and the business isn't doing very well either.
Does it make sense for anyone else to invest in $JNJ?
Business is probably good, but the stock just isn't growing and it's not very interesting. The company has some issues and the stock will probably still go sideways.
That Google is sinking pretty good. On Friday, the stock was down 4% and the price was down to $156. That's an 18% drop this year alone, but fortunately the fundamentals haven't changed, which I see as a great opportunity, so I'll be overbought.
What do you think of the current valuation of $GOOG? Are you overbought?
Great business and with a P/E of 20 it's really cheap. We'll see what the stock reaction is tomorrow.
Lately I have been interested in the financial sector and have been following $SQ and $SOFI.