Jim Roppel: Top Growth Stocks To Watch In 2021
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- čas přidán 16. 12. 2020
- Hedge fund manager Jim Roppel joined the podcast this week to discuss his bullish outlook on the current market and lessons he’s learned from recent trading mistakes. Plus, we take a look at top growth stocks on Roppel’s 2021 watchlist, including PayPal (PYPL), Etsy (ETSY) and Qualcomm (QCOM). For the video version, show notes and charts, go to investors.com/podcast.
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Pearl Jam, AC/DC, Motor Head. What more do you need. The best podcast I ever seen. Thanks for being real and breaking stocks down to the core.
Wow ... can listen to you guys everyday. Thank you
Always enjoy listening to Jim's wisdom
Never heard of Jim before. He is fascinating to listen to.
Always great learning from Mr Jim Roppel !!!!! Thanks for the interview
The Market is also the ultimate ego deflator. What a great life teacher.
Great interview Irusha, getting to the heart of what matters!
What a great interview! Thank you guys for this one.
Holy cow...what a great inspiring show...well done.
Great interview Irusha. Jim is so upbeat and inspiring!
Great interview! I will check out Jim Roppel. Thank you
Irusha, I love your interviews but you really need to invest in a higher quality microphone. Jim’s microphone/audio was perfect, but yours, however, has a lot of distortion and odd noises.
Study. Patience. Passion. Super interview.
I really loved this interview, especially the end where he talks about being in it to win it. Loving life and enjoying it, not just grinding the time away.
Irusha,
Jim is an awesome investor and a trainer.
Focus on long term winners versus short term gains.
Must watch.
VERY GOOD INTERVIEW.. THKS
JFC.....LOVE THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LFG!!!!!!
At about 47:00 Jim mentions hedging $SE as it gets extended. What method would Jim use to hedge that trade? Thanks!
Maybe Buying Put options
@@heshamnaser2012 that’d work.
Total legend
1:03:28
let contrast that, I am doing this for 30 years......... BURE GOLD
IBD n Lemmy - does it get any better ? NO Freakin Way !!!
Really good interview wish i had money to leave in a stock, i have to wait to make a profit then sell and leave my profit in and move on to next one trying to build up a portfolio.
Dollar cost average?
@@dreerable NOOOOOOO!
if there is only one guy you should listen to, this is the guy. So much passion and wisdom, amazing!
Any time I am going through a difficult period in the market I come back and listen to Jims interviews, always puts me back on track.
It’s interesting how different traders can be. This is like the exact opposite of Brian Shannon’s method.
ht shpw Irusha. listening to u and your guests is amazing and getting so many good tips
I had 2,000 shares of NVDA at $16 in 2013 or so in my IRA and sold it for only a small gain. I should have just left it in there and not thought about it but having been burned a lot, I took the gain quickly. :(
Classic
I wonder if Jim uses stop loss to protect his capital?
I'd imagine he uses mental stops. Being a fund I don't think he would be willing to put in actual stop losses. But he definitely respects risk and cuts his losses short and quick, he's not a buy and hold no matter what investor.
Us regular people with jobs and mortgages and kids can’t buy meaningful positions in stocks that cost $SE $192 a share. Huh? Who is he talking to? Particularly if you are trying to round out a portfolio of 8/10 names. Great advice that’s not necessarily actionable for most people. In any event, thank you and all my best
It's totally unimportant if a share costs 10 or 200$, it's basically the same..
@@dennisams4763 Exactly, if you have $10,000 and the share's price is $1000 you buy 10, if it is $10 you buy 1000, what matters is the percentage that it moves, the other guy is just making excuses.
Most of the great investors today started out small. It's entirely possible to even with a small sum of money, don't be put off by thinking you need a mega sized account to get started. Even Jim used to borrow money from his mother to go to IBD seminars before he made it in the industry. Keep working 👍
30% a year ? ... Sad ...
I enjoyed the interview. But, man, he was so whiny. Almost every sentence, was like," you people just don't know anything. What are you all doing? You HAVE to do this to take a private jet. What's the matter with you?" Good advice, but the delivery. It was almost as if you were beating yourself up for making mistakes along the way and we were just here to observe you do this. Need a delivery change.
He goes to the shrink monthly or more. Not all bad but it will make you talk that way.
7 socialists here 🤣