Trading Ideas: Investing Wisdom
Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading ideas with you!
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What is Valuation? $S&P 500(.SPX)$
Infographic with title What is Valuation? in bold letters at top, featuring Brian Feroldi logo and definition text explaining estimation of market value of an asset. Central section lists reasons for valuation including maximizing business value, needed for sale or purchase, and required by law for tax accounting and SEC. Bottom section details methods: Discounted Cash Flow DCF model with future cash flows icon, multiples method with company present value divided by earnings EBITDA or free cash flow, net asset value with assets minus liabilities, reverse DCF starting with market price. Icons include money symbols buildings cars houses and arrows connecting elements.
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Peter Lynch Investing Rules
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Bad investing thinking I'm 100% guilty of:
"It’s so cheap -- it can’t go lower."
"It’s so expensive -- it can’t go any higher."
"I'm too late -- I missed it."
"When it rebounds to my purchase price, I’ll sell."
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Accounting is the language of business.
40 confusing terms explained simply
finance terms
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A stock isn’t a winner because its price is up this day, week, or quarter.
A stock is a winner when it consistently executes against its opportunity, widens its moat, outperforms its expectations, and sets itself up for sustainable long-term growth.
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