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?
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).
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.
Do you address moral considerations and ethics when investing in stocks?
Personally, I more or less don't address that when investing because every company does something wrong, and I couldn't invest anywhere with that attitude. On the one hand, I understand that it's not ideal and that it's not pretty, but on the other hand, I don't mind investing in companies like $MO or $LMT...
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What do you think about $VOW3.DEstock ?
Volkswagen has been underperforming for some time now - results have been poor and the stock was down significantly last year, by about 20%. This year, however, the stock is already up 11%. I have $P911.DEin my portfolio, but I don't and won't invest in $VOW3.DE.
The European car companies are not in the best situation right now, but when things calm down again, these companies could prosper again.
I also have only purchased $CNDX.L, but for retirement I would like to include some ETFs that contain high dividend stocks in my portfolio.
Anyone investing in $3CP.F? Would you rather invest in $AAPL, $SMSN.L or $3CP.F?
Xiaomi is a Chinese technology company focused on electronics and smart devices. It's product portfolio is really broad, and one of its main competitors is $AAPL, for example . But it's a growth Chinese stock, which can be quite risky. The price is really high at the moment, but after some...
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Apple isn't doing so well anymore, but it still strikes me as a better and higher quality company than $3CP.F.
Things have calmed down quite a bit now and it looks like the stock could slowly start to rise.
There are much better opportunities on the market right now, and this stock is not cheap at all.
What do you think of the $NKEresults ? Will anyone be buying in today after a 7% drop ?
Nike reported results yesterday that beat expectations, but the stock fell about 7% in the aftermarket. The drop was due to news that the company expects a significant drop in sales. Fortunately,I don't have$NKEstock in my portfolio, but I believe the company will recover over time and...
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I have honestly never been interested in this sector and there are better opportunities on the market right now. I'd rather focus on the technology stocks right now.
Shares of $BA rose 7% yesterday after upbeat comments from CFO Brian West, who said Boeing expects less cash outflow this quarter. I don't have $BA stock in my portfolio and won't be buying it. The company has several problems and I don't see much reason to invest in such a company.
What's your take on $BA? Do you invest in this sector?
Do you give P/E a lot of weight, or do you prefer to focus on other metrics?
P/E (price to earnings) is one of the most commonly tracked metrics when analyzing stocks, but sometimes I think it can be misleading and doesn't necessarily determine whether a stock is expensive or cheap. I do track this metric in my analysis, but it's certainly not the only factor I look at. There...
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I wouldn't give too much weight to this metric and would rather focus on the company's financial health, competitive advantage, management and then address these metrics.
Lately I've been thinking about including $TSMstock in my portfolio . TSMC is a great and very important company that is performing well and still has great potential. The stock has fallen nicely since the beginning of the year and the P/E is not that high either.
Are you buying $TSMstock on the current downturn or are you buying other stocks in the sector?
He's a big role model of mine, so it's also thanks to him that I started investing and focused on value investing.