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COL Investor Summit 2023: Investing Strategies for the Smart Investor
How to Pick the Best Stocks When Everything is Cheap
Charles Ang, CFA | COL Head of Research
Recorded on June 10, 2023
- Introduction [0:00]
- Investing Decisions [1:00]
- How do you know if something is cheap? [3:50]
- Why is a stock price cheap or affordable? [7:18]
- Will a stock's price remain cheap or will it rise eventually? [11:44]
- Four common mistakes investors make [12:33]
- Where to find information that you can use as a guide [31:28]
- Summary of Charles' segment [32:26]
- Is it okay to make mistakes when you are beginning to invest? [34:15]
- What is the best course of action to take when faced with an unexpected situation? [34:58]
- Are there any second tier or market leading companies that are affordable? [37:26]
- How often do opportunities to buy assets at affordable values come along? [42:20]
- Which sectors are resilient or considered defensive in today's market environment? [45:05]
- How should I allocate my investments in different sectors that would benefit the most when the market recovers? [46:08]
- When at a loss, when do you wait under the principle of cost averaging, and when do you pull the plug on a stock? [47:08]
- How do you know when sentiment or the market is about to turn, or when the cycle is about to end? [49:25]
- Would you suggest to avoid global stocks/feeder funds for now and focus more on local stocks/funds given the current situations? [51:14]
- What is the best consumer company? [52:15]
- What do you mean by "no interest"? [52:55]
- How do I identify if a stock is recession-proof? [54:10]
- Can you share which industries, as of this year, is experiencing the so-called "end game" or "declining stage"? [55:03]
- In a "lack of interest" environment, what would attract liquidity in the stock market? [55:50]
- May I know your thoughts on MPI? Do you expect the new valuation company to make the tender offer higher? [57:12]
Check out COLing the Shots for a list of recommended companies and their values!
DISCLAIMER:
This video is provided for informational purposes only. The conduct of this video does not constitute an endorsement, recommendation, or solicitation by COL. Prospective investors must conduct their own research and consult their own advisors as to legal, tax, business, financial and related aspects of an investment in the securities.
The price of securities can and does fluctuate, and any individual security may experience upward or downward movements, and may even become valueless. There is an inherent risk that losses may be incurred rather than profit made as a result of buying and selling securities.
For any questions and concerns, you may send us a message at helpdesk@colfinancial.com. COL Financial is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission. You may contact the SEC’s Markets and Securities Regulation Department at msrd_covid19@sec.gov.ph
#COLFinancial #philippinestockmarket
COL Investor Summit 2023: Investing Strategies for the Smart Investor
How to Pick the Best Stocks When Everything is Cheap
Charles Ang, CFA | COL Head of Research
Recorded on June 10, 2023
- Introduction [0:00]
- Investing Decisions [1:00]
- How do you know if something is cheap? [3:50]
- Why is a stock price cheap or affordable? [7:18]
- Will a stock's price remain cheap or will it rise eventually? [11:44]
- Four common mistakes investors make [12:33]
- Where to find information that you can use as a guide [31:28]
- Summary of Charles' segment [32:26]
- Is it okay to make mistakes when you are beginning to invest? [34:15]
- What is the best course of action to take when faced with an unexpected situation? [34:58]
- Are there any second tier or market leading companies that are affordable? [37:26]
- How often do opportunities to buy assets at affordable values come along? [42:20]
- Which sectors are resilient or considered defensive in today's market environment? [45:05]
- How should I allocate my investments in different sectors that would benefit the most when the market recovers? [46:08]
- When at a loss, when do you wait under the principle of cost averaging, and when do you pull the plug on a stock? [47:08]
- How do you know when sentiment or the market is about to turn, or when the cycle is about to end? [49:25]
- Would you suggest to avoid global stocks/feeder funds for now and focus more on local stocks/funds given the current situations? [51:14]
- What is the best consumer company? [52:15]
- What do you mean by "no interest"? [52:55]
- How do I identify if a stock is recession-proof? [54:10]
- Can you share which industries, as of this year, is experiencing the so-called "end game" or "declining stage"? [55:03]
- In a "lack of interest" environment, what would attract liquidity in the stock market? [55:50]
- May I know your thoughts on MPI? Do you expect the new valuation company to make the tender offer higher? [57:12]
Check out COLing the Shots for a list of recommended companies and their values!
DISCLAIMER:
This video is provided for informational purposes only. The conduct of this video does not constitute an endorsement, recommendation, or solicitation by COL. Prospective investors must conduct their own research and consult their own advisors as to legal, tax, business, financial and related aspects of an investment in the securities.
The price of securities can and does fluctuate, and any individual security may experience upward or downward movements, and may even become valueless. There is an inherent risk that losses may be incurred rather than profit made as a result of buying and selling securities.
For any questions and concerns, you may send us a message at helpdesk@colfinancial.com. COL Financial is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission. You may contact the SEC’s Markets and Securities Regulation Department at msrd_covid19@sec.gov.ph
#COLFinancial #philippinestockmarket
