christmas is the season of giving and with victor with his christmas tree, the season of giving lasts year round. let's hope the market is that generous, too!
Thanks for breaking down your analysis. It's very helpful for me to start performing my own. Question, is it possible that we are less likely to see a spike in FINRA because margin interest rates have gone higher? Perhaps there will be a peak without margin investors actually entering the market?
Good question, there are a few things to consider. High interest rate is one of the reasons investors are not using their margins, but very interest rate is low a lot more investors will use their margins especially during a large bull market like now. Also many investors still have a lot of money in money market funds. I think the FINRA margin debt will still spike near the peak of the market because investors tend to speculate a lot and borrow a lot from margins when they see their stocks/crypto investments keep going up. Greed/FOMO will make investors use margin debt more during the peak, similar to what happened in 2020 and 2021 and what happened in the previous few bubbles.
Lol, true. But I don't consider it a FOMO if I know how much Nvidia is worth and I buy it when it's undervalued. I would consider it a FOMO if I just buy it regardless of the price.
Buying the dip is like trying to catch a falling knife! It makes no sense, cause it can keep dipping... One should only buy the dip after the stock has bottomed out and has shown reversal signs! FOMO -- is also buying MOMENTUM, if you don't enter a stock going on a mega run, when it has started to show momentum, and you keep waiting for a crash, that crash may come much HIGHER and at a higher price than what you would have got in at, if you had jumped on a rising stock! Just imagine if you DIDN'T BUY NVIDIA, AND WAITED FOR A CORRECTION, YOU STILL WOULD BE WAITING! So many paradoxical statements in this video!
Bro, you didn’t watch the video at all. A good way is to buy in when the stock is traded below its intrinsic value, and you can sell to take the gains when the stock is above its intrinsic business value. Warren Buffett does that when he buys stocks. He often buys wonderful businesses at a fair price or an undervalued price. During a market downturn, that’s the best time to buy because most stocks are undervalued. During a huge bull market, it’s more risky to buy because most stocks, like tech stocks, are overvalued such as now. But you can still buy in if the stock is below its intrinsic value.
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christmas is the season of giving and with victor with his christmas tree, the season of giving lasts year round. let's hope the market is that generous, too!
You're right you are an intelligent Investor but more importantly you have the right temperament for long term investing
Thanks!
Also anchoring the price you want to buy at and then not adding later when price rises
Great timing of this video!
No problem Thanks for watching!
hi victor love your videos would you ever make a video on unh ? do you believe in it ? or why do you not buy into it
As always, amazing content.
Thanks for watching!
Waiting for your Shopify video 🙌
Victor, great videos as always! Kudos for you 🎉
Thanks my friend!
Thank yoy for the fantastic video Victor!
Thanks for watching!
I woild love to hear your take on ULTA
Thanks for breaking down your analysis. It's very helpful for me to start performing my own. Question, is it possible that we are less likely to see a spike in FINRA because margin interest rates have gone higher? Perhaps there will be a peak without margin investors actually entering the market?
Good question, there are a few things to consider. High interest rate is one of the reasons investors are not using their margins, but very interest rate is low a lot more investors will use their margins especially during a large bull market like now. Also many investors still have a lot of money in money market funds. I think the FINRA margin debt will still spike near the peak of the market because investors tend to speculate a lot and borrow a lot from margins when they see their stocks/crypto investments keep going up. Greed/FOMO will make investors use margin debt more during the peak, similar to what happened in 2020 and 2021 and what happened in the previous few bubbles.
do you take short positions on grossly overvalued stocks too?
No I don’t do shorts. I only go long.
thanks for the fast reply, found your channel through synopsys vid. keep up the good work! subbed@@TheIntelligentInvestor
What’s ur price target for nvidia
Mine is not really a price target. If Nvidia drops below $2T, I’ll likely buy more shares. Not advice.
@@TheIntelligentInvestor if ur buying at 2t means nvidia has plenty of room to go
Avoid FOMO & turn around buying more NVDA. Hahaha
Lol, true. But I don't consider it a FOMO if I know how much Nvidia is worth and I buy it when it's undervalued. I would consider it a FOMO if I just buy it regardless of the price.
Buying the dip is like trying to catch a falling knife! It makes no sense, cause it can keep dipping... One should only buy the dip after the stock has bottomed out and has shown reversal signs! FOMO -- is also buying MOMENTUM, if you don't enter a stock going on a mega run, when it has started to show momentum, and you keep waiting for a crash, that crash may come much HIGHER and at a higher price than what you would have got in at, if you had jumped on a rising stock! Just imagine if you DIDN'T BUY NVIDIA, AND WAITED FOR A CORRECTION, YOU STILL WOULD BE WAITING! So many paradoxical statements in this video!
Bro, you didn’t watch the video at all. A good way is to buy in when the stock is traded below its intrinsic value, and you can sell to take the gains when the stock is above its intrinsic business value. Warren Buffett does that when he buys stocks. He often buys wonderful businesses at a fair price or an undervalued price. During a market downturn, that’s the best time to buy because most stocks are undervalued. During a huge bull market, it’s more risky to buy because most stocks, like tech stocks, are overvalued such as now. But you can still buy in if the stock is below its intrinsic value.