[Event] How To Pick Quality Companies When It Is In The Dip?

Since the beginning of the year, the market has been continuously declining, with the S&P 500 losing $5 trillion in value over 16 days. The price-to-earnings ratios of several star stocks have dropped to lower levels. While Nvidia's forward PE remains around 25, its PEG is only 0.73, indicating it is undervalued. For companies that are not yet profitable, one can look at P/S or P/B ratios. Additionally, ROA and ROE can be used to filter undervalued, high-quality companies. Do you have any tips or indicators for selecting good companies during a market downturn?

avatar1PC
03-14
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check historical top line and bottom line data to show consistent growth. calculate fair value based on expected growth. check chart to get support levels to buy in. wait for correction and buy in at the supports. don't all in, do a few but ins and follow allocation. that's how to do it.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ is my pick as i had already bought some when it dip to less than $230.

[Event] How To Pick Quality Companies When It Is In The Dip?

Since the beginning of the year, the market has been continuously declining, with $S&P 500(.SPX)$ losing $5 trillion in value over 16 days. The price-to-earnings ratios of several star stocks have dropped to lower levels.While $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ forward PE remains around 25, its PEG is only 0.81 (according to bloomberg estimates)PEG is used to measure the reasonableness of a company's price-to-earnings ratio relative to its future earnings growth. Typically, a PEG close to or below 1 indicates that the company's stock price is relatively reasonable or undervalued. Nvidia's PEG is the only one below 1 among the MAG 7 companies, meaning the company is currently undervalued.Additionally, ROE is a good indica
[Event] How To Pick Quality Companies When It Is In The Dip?
avatarSpiders
03-14

How to Pick Quality Companies When They Are in a Dip?

Investing in a company during a dip can be a great opportunity if you choose wisely. A dip in stock price doesn’t always mean a bad investment—it could simply be a temporary decline due to market conditions. Here are key factors to consider when identifying quality companies during a dip: 1. Price-to-Earnings (P/E) Ratio One of the first things to check is the P/E ratio, which helps determine if the stock is undervalued. A low P/E ratio compared to its industry peers or historical average could indicate that the stock is trading at a discount. However, it’s essential to compare this against industry norms, as some sectors naturally have lower or higher P/E ratios. 2. Past Financial Performance A company’s historical financials can provide valuable insights into its stability. Look at: Reve
How to Pick Quality Companies When They Are in a Dip?

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US Stocks: Short-Term Buying Opportunity, but Medium-Term Outlook Remains Concerning

By Bo Pei,US Tiger ResearchI didn’t write my Market Commentary for the first three days of this week—partly because I felt the timing wasn’t right yet (the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ hadn’t dropped 10%) and partly because I was taking time to think and analyze how this market downturn might play out.To get straight to the point: in the short term, I believe this could be a good opportunity to buy the dip in U.S. equities, as the market is likely to see a rebound. However, the medium-term outlook (over the next few months) remains concerning.Short-Term OutlookHere’s why I think a short-term rebound is likely. First, let’s look at historical probabilities.The $S&P 500(.SPX)$ has now declined 10% from its recen
US Stocks: Short-Term Buying Opportunity, but Medium-Term Outlook Remains Concerning
$Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.B)$  &$SPDR Gold Shares(GLD)$   PCT: Blood Everywhere Finding Refuge? v2.0 : PCT = Pandas Coffee Talk. Warren Buffett: never lose money. So why not BRK.B? I am sticking to GLD. Last nite the safety returns are same for GLD & BRK.B. Homework: Because you must have some stock picks to buy during dips to rebound. So now before the dips rebound. Analyze these stocks which by right YTD% is the biggest. META NFLX PLTR SOFI GEV TSM AVGO. Magnificent 7. TQQQ & MSTR. 1. Peter Lynch: knows your stock picks. So analyze stock picks where you are comfortable with
$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ I lost about 1%. I have 80% of my funds in etfs (with the rest in about 20 stocks) and spread across styles and geographic locations - us large, us small cap value, 3 x us div growth funds, us short term cash etf, us cash flow etf, emerging nations, total world, and world ex us. I think my diversifcation helps with lower volatility while still doing ok long term on the return front. Hope everyone else's losses weren't too bad either. 

Was It Buffett Selling AAPL Again?

When the broader market first changed, AAPL was a bit firmer than the expenses, but after the broader $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ experienced a sharp drop of -4%, AAPL started to plummet instead.Every time $Apple(AAPL)$ goes down this way, I get the feeling that it's Long Only money like Warren Buffett's that's shipping out the moneyOne piece of evidence:All top tech weights were on Monday's plunge, but the NDX average volume was similar to or slighly more than the average volume over the past 5 days;AAPL was already on volume when it plummeted on Monday and continued to plummet on volume on Tuesday. $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ $ProShares UltraP
Was It Buffett Selling AAPL Again?
Not as much as 2022…
avatarPatmos
03-11
$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ I was down more than 5% equals about $6,000 buying more NTAP stock 
avatarDiAngel
03-11
Past 1 week I didn’t check on my stocks as busy preparing for my vacation. Last night busy packing for Kazakhstan. This photo was taken in the plane. No clue the name as it was 17-20mins prior to landing. I noticed OCBC & UOB have some corrections today. As busy flying, decided not to put my q in case another heart attack. Last month, I was in q for a SG counter. Didn’t expect it to hit my price as I was busy attending a training. During lunch break, I was hit by 2 orders even though I only have sufficient fund for 1 order using SRS. In the end, I have to call my broker firm to ask them to convert one of the orders to cash. I was so fret out!
avatarECLC
03-11
Not losing sleep over paper losses. Looking to buy opportunities with available funds.
$COIN 20250417 200.0 PUT$ Sold put just before BTC nosedive, when COIN was at MA200 of $238. Yesterday, COIN was at its recent low of $172. Almost wanted to close position. Today recovered a bit. Going to hold and šŸ™ hard. šŸ˜…šŸ˜†
avatarAqa
03-11
Suggest Buy the dip but wait a bit for it to dip further. The present U.S. stock market crash is largely due to the U.S. Trade policy uncertainty. This has also lead to the global stock markets falls. Though market crashes have varying lengths and levels of severity, the markets always recovered and will go on to new highs. Many of us see our portfolio currently in red. Some investors are taking this chance to short the market. Let’s hope that $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ which has currently recovered 0.11% rebound soon. Thanks @TigerEvents @icycrystal
avatarAqa
03-11
Yesterday was truly a Black Monday. The Nasdaq had its worst day since September 2022, falling 4% and tumbled into correction territory. The present U.S. stock market crash is largely due to the U.S. Trade policy uncertainty. This has also lead to the global stock market fall today. @Tiger_Contra recommended good and stable stocks such as $DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$ $Wilmar Intl(F34.SI)$ and $Haw Par(H02.SI)$. Though market crashes have varying lengths and levels of severity, the markets always recovered and will go on to new highs. Many of us see our portfolio currently in red. Some investors are ta
avatarMHh
03-11
I have never bought Tesla and believed that it is too risky given the unpredictability and stiff competition. While I believe in the long term outlook of Nvidia, I did not buy the previous dip as I think it is still too expensive and the big uncertainty of geopolitics and policies between the US and China which could send the price crashing. I prefer in ETFs which is safer and requires less effort. Of course, even with ETF, my US holdings dipped after last night. I will choose to hold for now and watch. If the price drops another 5%, I would add. If price can recover half of yesterday’s lose, I would rethink about whether to sell to lock in profits.
avatarBibou
03-11
The funny thing i still find the stock i want to buy overvalued. Lets go down more 🤣
7.3% down but don't worry. it's temporary. now it's shopping time. pick your favourite stocks, buy at support levels, wait for the rally.
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