Anyone here invest in stocks?

Wildcat · 07-05-17, 11:15 PM

What's your method, what are your favorite stocks, and how did you learn the market?

I basically have 3 "mentors" - Benjamin Graham, Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch. I use a combination of value and value-growth investing.

My favorite stocks (no particular names) are companies that produce or handle primarily a single product or service that relates to a single or several related products, have few rivals and that have share prices below what the company value is worth.

I tend to watch undervalued companies closely to avoid getting sucked into value traps but buy in when losses start creeping closer to profits, or when profits start to go up after management changes. I buy with intent to hold for years at a time and check up on the stocks every few months at the quarterly reports and don't generally worry about sinking prices unless the reports start to show that the company's book value is significantly changing for the worse.

I trade on the US, Canada, HK and Japanese markets.

What about you guys?

07-05-17, 11:15 PM	#1
Wildcat Engineer Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 215 Downloads: 69 Uploads: 0	Anyone here invest in stocks? What's your method, what are your favorite stocks, and how did you learn the market? I basically have 3 "mentors" - Benjamin Graham, Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch. I use a combination of value and value-growth investing. My favorite stocks (no particular names) are companies that produce or handle primarily a single product or service that relates to a single or several related products, have few rivals and that have share prices below what the company value is worth. I tend to watch undervalued companies closely to avoid getting sucked into value traps but buy in when losses start creeping closer to profits, or when profits start to go up after management changes. I buy with intent to hold for years at a time and check up on the stocks every few months at the quarterly reports and don't generally worry about sinking prices unless the reports start to show that the company's book value is significantly changing for the worse. I trade on the US, Canada, HK and Japanese markets. What about you guys?