I really like your book summaries! One suggestion: You could also do a one two page sheet summary, which everyone can download. Then you could also collect Email-Addresses and write a newsletter, that would be cool too!
I bought this book in 1999. The secrets of trading are in the fine print. Because if you get to that level you will know how to trade and when to trade.
Thanks much for this video review! Definitely appreciate your time & resources invested! 🙏🏼 🙌🏼 Only noticed a minor misquote, when referencing the publish year of the book, which was originally 1988 (1st Edition). The latest (4th) Edition was published in 2009. Nonetheless, thank you, again, for this video! Learning a lot! 🤓📈 Happy Holidays & Many Blessings! 😁
Hi, swedish investor, this is one of the best summary till date i have come across on the O'Neils canslim methodology.. And not to forget the superb animations also.. Thank you a lot for your efforts and the teachings..tq..😊
Very concise and well summarised. I read the book and was making notes along the way; currently re-reading it; your summary would be fantastic to have. Is this available in separate slides or as one large poster?
Hello Sir! I didn't found your summary on trading in the zone by Mark Douglas! Pls provide the link if it is still available. Thanking you in anticipation!
The only point where selling stocks at 7 to 8% decline is debatable. Reasons try to find out if issues are internal or external. If external stock will surely bounce back . Secondly if you already sold out stocks you would lose opportunity to earn dividends, stock splits , bonus shares etc during downtrend. Thirdly every time you buy and sell stocks on 7 to 8 % decline ...brokers will eat up your majority of profits through charges.
Capital IQ is exception, but exceptionally expensive too. Yahoo Finance is free but doesn't provide much data. Screener.co is quite cheap, but is a little bit difficult to wrap your head around. I'd actually recommend a Swedish site called borsdata.se (it works in English too)
If a stock is fundamentally correct still should we cut our losses or book profit. It's kind of contradictory to Warren Buffett hold forever statement.
I'm by no means an expert but at university we looked into it and our prof showed us statistics that indicate that the highest ups in % are often the day after the biggest downs so if you sell as soon as it goes down you may miss out on the big upswing.. and I think following buffet's advice can't be too bad either🤷🏽♂️
There's a much easier way. Just find products you really like, that others like too. The first time I used Google, I loved it. First time I tasted a beyond meat burger - I knew that would be the future. First time I used Android, I fell in love. So find products that are really great and invest the companies that are making those products/services.
Hi my swedish friend. Can you do some videos about alternative investing. Such as renting out good and drink dispensaries. Other investments that people know less about. Noone explains things like you. Please do this for the channel, its so awesome. I like the jokes too.
When investing for the long-term, just hold on to the stock as long as you think the business is worth more than the price in the market. When trading, there are multiple suggestions on who to handle this, but most suggest that you should "cut your losses short". So sell quick if the trend isn't with you.
This is trading, a perfect way to lose money on the long term. If you were investing, you should never sell if the intrinsic value is over the current price.
Yep lol. It was a very good summary but William O'Neil trying to suggest that you can time the markets with teacups is just as silly as reading tea-leaves.
Hey bro i am fed up and confused whom to hear and whom to not totally devastated bro sorry to say. i have my statergy to buy every dip and hold an index fund forever i follow pe and marcap to gdp ratio can i be a good investor for long term plz reply sorry for big question "every time i want to start i come with new things what to do plz help"
I don't think that there's a single way to become rich from investments, and so, my tip for you would be to research a lot of different methodologies - from those that already are rich from investments and that have a long and proven record. Then you must try them out yourself to see what works for you. Keep studying and trust in the process!
@@TheSwedishInvestor thank u bro but their are some things that all are common for example buy low sell high u and i cannot change it so can i make my own stragery and follow???
The video is great, except for the pace. My opinion is that the presentation flows a bit too fast. The speed is too fast to take in information enjoyably. Good thing I can pause & write things down.
Very good video a lot of stuff to learn I'd rather continue with low cost total market index funds max out the IRAs and More monthly thus dollar cost averaging not have to worry about buying and trading.
Ur animated explanation for all videos,is nice ,ok but can u sort these into a more explanatory "complete " video or in 2. Videos so that we understand and get into?!do u understand that all ur videos must give an end up in a more complete single video?checkthat!?its needed?!u wd grow in also
Raviteja Cheruvu, thank you for the suggestion! I might do something similar to that in the future, although that will make for a very very long video, and perhaps a book is a better format, or a long series of videos maybe.
This book should better be titled "How to lose money in stocks". Trade often, buy high during exuberance and sell low during bear markets? It is almost the exact opposite of Ben Graham's books.
Yes, and that teacup thing was silly. Nobody knows exactly when a share price is going to go up or down. If anyone did, they would be the richest person to ever live.
I usually don’t comment on RU-vid but this one seems important. Because I have been in exact same place where you are and I was looking at it all wrong (and so are you) You got it wrong the moment you compared O’Neil philosophy with Ben Graham’s. Although you are absolutely correct that it is exactly opposite of graham’s, but that doesn’t mean either of them are wrong. Both are correct, one can make money following either, but one CANNOT make money if they try to mix them up O’Neil’s approach is suited only for people work trading mindset who would supplement it with proper risk management, position sizing, stop losses. Don’t think holding time of forever here.
sorry, you're too fast for me buddy! I'd get a headache trying to listen to this. Also, as English is not your native language, this adds to the headache effect!
