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In this episode, we discuss why you need to be cautious about automatically purchasing the dip. While it might seem like a great opportunity, underlying business problems, sector-wide issues, and wider economic issues can turn this method into a pricey mistake.
Understand how poor profits, management changes, and financial obligation levels can indicate deeper concerns within a business.
Learn about sector-wide issues and how they can affect stock efficiency, using examples like coal and retail markets.
Explore how more comprehensive economic issues, such as economic crises and geopolitical stress, impact stock prices across different sectors.
Discover how technical analysis can indicate more decreases, with insights on indicators like RSI and moving averages.
Uncover the mental elements and emotional biases that can lead to unreasonable investment choices throughout market volatility.
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Don’t get my wrong. If you’re able to buy a great company on a dip, that’s ideal. But far too many people just jump on adding to a position when the price drops, with virtually no plan or thought process. This video will give some extra perspective on when you might want to be a bit more cautious before just jumping into the deep end.
Enjoy the video! Don’t forgot to comment and share your thoughts. 👍👍
@beaviswealth I think with companies like WCN , VISA or AMZN GOOG that buying the dip is generally a pretty damn safe bet for the long term..
I have some cash to deploy and the little dip we had has not enticed me at all. Think there is more to come in the next 6 months.
Or it could go up 25%
Or it could just level off
Or it could go down 50%
Or we could see the worlds biggest rally in 100 years
I learned from pasts “dips”. Going to add slower this time.
my dad bought Nortel stock during “a dip”. Turned out it was the high…LOL. He also bought Bre-X. Maybe he was just terrible at stock picking!
Buy TD though. It’s on sale. They aren’t going anywhere.
TD is facing huge legal issues in the US ,fines and bans, stock will most likely drop, I do own it pays good dividened
@@Mechone11 it’s already dropped. i think it’s stabilized. The talking heads are saying a 4 billion dollar fine in the USA but we will see. Even if it drops from where it is now, that’s an even better reason to buy. They’re not going to go bankrupt or be forced out of the US market. With TD, you’re going to get capital appreciation through the stock price and a nice dividend. I concede that a big, big fine might cause a dividend cut.
My dad sold some near the high but not all. I still have 200 shares showing in my portfolio as a reminder lol
Yes, buying the dip without knowing why is like gambling. What looks like a dip today may not be a dip over a longer time period. There’s a reason why someone else is selling the stock at a cheaper price.
I plan on buying the market for long-term 20+ years, I understand there have been decades of poor performance, but is there any issue with buying dips in the market?
Buying the dip have always work for me. Media always portrayed buying the dip is dangerous. Always buy when there is blood in the street even if it is yours.
Buy boring, diversified ETFs on the dip. Spread out the risk. Individual stocks can be very risky.
Exactly, when a company dips, you need to do some research as to why, the risks associated and if you think it will recover. When the whole market dips, just buy it and it will recover
I enjoyed seeing some technical analysis during the video and how you view potential opportunities
Thanks and look forward to future content
fantastic video would love to see more videos like this with historical examples
I just buy XEQT and it dip too
10:20. I remember CM going down during the sub prime issue, or all Canadian banks dropping, even though they didn’t have any exposure to the sub prime issue…in retrospect it was a great time to buy CM!
When is the story on A&W coming out ? 😉 A great ‘Canadian” institution!
*time in market is more important then timing the market*
*zoom out & chill out*
(stock chart long term view)
Great video, Mark – Fantastic detail and neighborly helpful.
Yep, cant be just looking at the shape of a graph and throw money at a stock. I suspect even thats more research than the average tesla stock holder does before buying.
Buy the tip works for stable indices, broad etfs, value stock etfs. If you buy fluff etf then no point. Like don’t buy ev etf, space etf, lithium etf, even AI etf…. etc. Etc.
What platform do you recommend for learning about a company’s key fundamental indicators if you don’t have the time to invest gathering the data fully yourself? Is there any trustworthy and complete platform?
I like your examples. They say never buy on a down trend. Sometimes we win, sometimes we learn. Thanks Marc.
I don’t think buying the dip in the S&P 500 is a bad idea. It’s actually great