While Wall Street chased complexity, Peter Lynch built one of the greatest track records in history. Armed with little more than common sense, a sharp eye, and a yellow legal pad.
Peter Lynch – The Art of Knowing What You OwnCONTINUE READING
What if you could read the market like a map. Knowing when to buy, hold, or sell just by understanding where you are on the journey? Stan Weinstein did exactly that by creating a system known as Stage Analysis – A method that has helped amass vast fortunes ever since.
Stan Weinstein’s Stage Analysis: Mastering the Stock CycleCONTINUE READING
Finding a superstock with record gains is the holy grail for many investors. But often the opportunity to buy these stocks is at the start of a trend or on a pullback.
”If you’re driving a truck across a bridge that says it holds 10,000 pounds and you’ve got a 9,800 pound vehicle, if the bridge is 6 inches above the crevice it covers, you may feel okay; but if it’s over the Grand Canyon, you may feel you want a little larger margin of safety…”
The F-score strategy was invented by professor Joseph Piotroski. And its returns have been nothing short of amazing, with a 23 percent annualized return, between 1976 and 1996.
F-score and the treasure hunt for perfect stocksCONTINUE READING
Finding a stock that returns ten to one is like finding a big lump of gold in the Mississippi river, in the late 1800s. But what many people don’t know is that they frequently get dwarfed by their badass big brother. The 100 bagger.
Healthcare stocks have been rallying hard after the big crash in Mars. And compared to many other sectors they held up well during the crash in Mars.
Could Healthcare stocks soar during the Corona crisis?CONTINUE READING
Amazon’s revenues are increasing at a rate of around 25-30 percent a year. And that growth rate is increasing. Further, the margins are increasing. If that growth continues, Amazon’s stock could soar.
The FAANG stocks have lost in strength during the last 18 months. But in early 2020 they are showing signs of strength again. Suggesting that they might come back, in one last roar of this bull market.
The purpose of the PEG ratio is to find that elusive superstock that grows into the stratosphere that a simple PE ratio would miss.
Searching for superstocks using the PEG ratioCONTINUE READING
