3 Stocks Trading at 52 Week Lows..... Time to BUY?
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Finding stocks trading at 52-week lows is a good way to search for cheap stocks, but just because a stock is trading at a 52-week low does not necessarily make it cheap. Some stocks could be cheap for a reason due to worsening results.
In today's video we will look at 3 stocks near 52-week low and look more closely at valuations and list my BUY PRICE.
In the comment section below, let me know if you would buy any of these 3 stocks and what your BUY PRICE would be.
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My biggest holding SCHD. I donât know if this is a good thing or bad thing. It hasnât done much lately. Iâm retired and thatâs why I own it.
My portfolio just cracked $50 million this week, I think having a large position in SCHD is a great move in retirement. You are right int hat it has been a pretty lame couple years on the price growth front. But the solid yield and dividend CAGR keep it producing in these times. When the growth/tech run cools off, you'll be a happy camper. SCHD will protect the portfolio value that other holdings have built over the past couple years.
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Thanks for sharing your buy price
Thanks for this video
I'm thinking to put some cash in stocks, I was at Salt Shack and i overheard some friends saying its ripe enough, but Is this a good time to buy stocks? Iâve been sitting on over $545K equity from a home sale and Iâm not sure where to go from here, is it a good time to buy into stocks or do I wait for another opportunity?
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This is definitely considerable! think you could suggest any professional/advisors i can get on the phone with? i'm in dire need of proper portfolio allocation
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Hey Mark thanks for the videos. I'm liking the new visuals as well.
Fantastic video!
Thanks Mark. a lot of variables to consider on these three stocks this weekend.
Which of the 3 do you like best?
Thanks for this video. Have you done one recently on Sofi
Thanks Mark ... I own one of these and was looking at the other two last night, lol so perfect timing!
Glad I could help!
@MarkRoussinCPA could we look at CELH sometime? I drink it daily, lol and have considered investing but on the fence
best of luck!
Good job. Grazie mille
Thanks for watching
I've already started my position in BMY and MCD....just DCAing on dips. Both are close to their 52 week lows! Been looking at PEP and trying to determine where I want to start a position.
Take your money out of all of those stocks
They are trash
$pfe over $bmy
Agree?
Love the vids, thanks
own all 3, ive been trying to buy more as i get the cash. ...i think my most bullish stock at them moment is bmy, then mcd, then pep
Mark; Do you have active limit orders at your desired entry price? Is BMY a yield trap? I am long JNJ & ABBV
I am comfortable with 15.00 a share for BMY ( my full answer in your discord). That stock may seem cheap atm but there is a very good reason for it, just like you tell us in Discord.
Exactly, stocks can look cheap but might be cheap for a reason and that has certainly been the case for BMY
What is the total weight of these three stocks in SCHD?
I do the same thing when setting buy prices. Others say I'm nuts but almost always those stocks will grab that price. And it's usually a great recovery.
If that stock doesn't trigger I let it go. There's plenty of fish.
I love hats
There are many better stocks to invest my money in other than BMY. I do like PEP and would start dollar cost average at $145 but I like CELH better and will start at $50. Moreover, I like MCD too and will DCA into it at $235.
I have a good chunk of CELH right now as well
McDonald is pissing off its customers
First came the higher and higher prices and the elimination of their dollar menus items
Then came the elimination of self serve soda stations.
Donât blame the higher prices solely on inflation. In n out burger raised their prices by like 5% and they have lines that stretch out the door and 10-15 cars in the drive thru
McDonald makes $2b in profits from just coffee every day worldwide. They can pay their workers $15/hr but the y choose not to
Mark - thanks for breaking down the data on these 3 stocks and providing your buy price. It's very valuable info!
Also - you are a magnet for scammers in the comments. I hope they help with the YT algorithm! đ
What are your thoughts on Maxn stock ceo William Mulligan.
BYM, MC Donald , PEP ? Thank you .
Iâm thinking NKE but at a lower price
With you on MCD and PEP all day every day. Pharma stocks besides JNJ make me nervous.
NVO? ABBV? Those have been fantastic owns
I like ABBV the best but not trading near 52wk low
@@prodigygetgud7921 ABBV pretty solid actually. One of the 60 stocks I feature on my channel. I don't mess with non-US stocks so I haven't done anything with NVO but can't disagree whatsoever with it's performance.
@@MarkRoussinCPA agreed. JNJ a much better value right now. ABBV will be cheap eventually, just gotta be patient.
Nice video đdo like all âïž
Thank you
Damn! BMY is really tanking! But they are a solid company. Youâre right though. They need do some scaling or make another pharma acquisition đđđđŸđșđžđđżđ„great video. Thank you đ
I don't see any of these hitting your low buy price. BMY might drop a little more but $33? And both PEP and MCD have enough support to stay above your low buy price. Of course, if any of the 3 do dip to those lows I am buying bigly!
I am sure people said that about the current price of BMY 12mo ago and look at where we are now.
@@MarkRoussinCPA I was selling covered calls on BMY with a strike price of $82 not too long ago and came close to them executing (wish they would have...)
But seeing BMY, WBA, T, GE a few years ago, and so many more "good" companies/stocks tank is why I don''t buy into the low-yield/growth stock fervor. Eventually Apple, Google, etc. will all be mature companies unable to compete with market changes and adios. I have shifted into high-yield REITs and ETFs and am banking all the proceeds, no DRIPs for me. Yes, I still have many BMY type holdings, the blue-chippers we all know and love, but new money goes into high-yield ETFs. There is risk in ALL stocks, might as well rack up big dividends.
Bought Mcd at an entry price point of $249. But parking this in my Roth IRA rather than my taxable brokerage. And itâs for real estate exposure in the Roth IRA.
Considered ADC but itâs trading too high to begin a position in it.
Roth has fidelity large cap (fidelitys s&p 500 w/ no expense ratio), SCHD (~20% as a floor, when/if broader market goes sideways), and now Mcd.
Brokerage account -
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What about WBA
Garbage.
PEP debt is worrying. Yes it is a dividend king that has an established global consumer base. But growth has plateaued
Hope BMY does better soon
PepsiCo will never hit $145. It will go to $200 when interest rates start getting cut. Theyâre one of the best companies out there. Only reason they are down is some of the large hedge funds sold some to invest in NVDA.
3 strong companies and honestly can't argue with any of these price targets. Great stuff man!
Thanks for watching
You haven't heard McD is not cheap choice anymore, 2.7% dividend yield isn't too appealing either, I'd pass.
McDonald is not a cheap meal anymore, it still fast and easy, but not cheap. Thatâs what changed here. In a recession, they will go badly đ
Brystol Meyers hasn't lost the 2 main drug patents yet (24.X billion, and the new ones(25 billion) will just make up for the loss - so what you see is what you get, from all the forecasts I've looked at today.
Good God with these bot ads.
3.3%? Meh......... MCD? People are falling out of love with sodas and soft drinks. Fast food? Left Russia, rising costs for ingredients and labor, Meh... PEP? Carrying parts for Teslas now? Shrinking market. Meh...
If you want a real estate companyâŠmaybe you should buy one, a REIT. To buy McDonaldâs, with its low yield, you must be wanting growth. Really? You think McDonaldâs has more to grow? I donât think it has much to offer besides itâs dividend and then Realty Income would be better as itâs price has been under pressure and yields 6%.