Hot stocks to buy? suggestions, recommendations

[wetnose]

Speculative: Air Canada, Cineplex, New Found Gold, Shopify

Slow and steady, with a drip of dividends - buy these and you won't have to panic about each drop of the market.

SRU - they own the real estate that Walmart Canada operates on.

BNS - Bank of Nova Scotia - one of the best banks in Canada.

T - Telus - basically part of a monopoly

CTC - Canadian Tire

BAM - Brookfield Asset Mgmt

MG - Magna

CP - railways - no worries about startup competition

 

[Skyrocket]

Hello to everybody. I'm looking for some extra income. Before starting buying and selling stock, I would like to learn how it works, which kind of book to buy in order to learn about the trade, which kind of stock to buy and how to make profits or maximize it. Anyone willing to help and give me advice is greatly welcome. If you know anyone in this kind of business please let me know or introduce me to the concern person.
The most important is to find a mentor.
Sorry for my English and also not a hobbyist.

Skyrocket

 

[Shan2021]

Hello to everybody. I'm looking for some extra income. Before starting buying and selling stock, I would like to learn how it works, which kind of book to buy in order to learn about the trade, which kind of stock to buy and how to make profits or maximize it. Anyone willing to help and give me advice is greatly welcome. If you know anyone in this kind of business please let me know or introduce me to the concern person.
The most important is to find a mentor.
Sorry for my English and also not a hobbyist.

Skyrocket

If you're new to buying stocks, imo its good to start reading The Intelligent Investor or similar beginner books to understand the overall market, then check out "How to Day Trade for a Living", "Volume Price Analysis" by Anna Couling, and "Trading in the Zone by Mark Douglas (free on Youtube).

I listen to a podcast called PGIR Pennies Going In Raw, this is geared towards swing traders or anyone interested in making significant gains in short period of time.

 

[Skyrocket]

If you're new to buying stocks, imo its good to start reading The Intelligent Investor or similar beginner books to understand the overall market, then check out "How to Day Trade for a Living", "Volume Price Analysis" by Anna Couling, and "Trading in the Zone by Mark Douglas (free on Youtube).

I listen to a podcast called PGIR Pennies Going In Raw, this is geared towards swing traders or anyone interested in making significant gains in short period of time.

To start, more important I'm looking for a mentor. Anyone here. Thank

 

[neverbored]

To start, more important I'm looking for a mentor. Anyone here. Thank

Seriously ?
You got some good pointers.... perfect answers to your initial question from guys that took their own time to reply and this is what you come back with ? Good luck with that man.

Edit: I should have checked your posting history ‍lol

 

[P. Gabriel]

Seriously ?
You got some good pointers.... perfect answers to your initial question from guys that took their own time to reply and this is what you come back with ? Good luck with that man.

Edit: I should have checked your posting history ‍lol

Go for AMC.

 

[Like_It_Hot]

AMC... une bonne façon de tout perdre. 100% spéculatif, 0% rationnel. Sérieusement, si tu veux apprendre, un excellent site éducatif en français; https://bourse101.com/apprendre-la-bourse/
Beaucoup d'information de base, sous forme de vidéos et à mesure que tu avances, tu apprendras beaucoup. Il y a une trentaine de videos gratuits. Si tu le fais sérieusement, tu feras des progrès rapidement. Si tu te débrouilles en anglais, abonne-toi à BNNBlomberg. C'est un poste de Toronto. On n'y traite que d'économie et de la bourse. Mon émission préférée, Market Call. You can also watch their shows here: https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/ Une fonction très utile, tu entre la cote d'une action ou le nom de la compagnie et tu peux suivre sa performance du jour ou passée. Si tu descends un peu sur la page, tu verras différents analystes commenter cette action.
exemple: AC:CT Air Canada

un commentaire de Greg Newman, il y a 17 jours: https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/video/greg-newman-discusses-air-canada~2207252

 

[Nerd666]

@Skyrocket:

This book is a solid overview of all the investment financial research :

Amazon.ca

This book is a solid overview of Quebec fiscal rules, which (on the long run) is almost more important than you investments :

Amazon.ca

If you are a ''youtube'' person I would recommend this channel :

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDXTQ8nWmx_EhZ2v-kp7QxA

 

[Doggyluver]

Hello to everybody. I'm looking for some extra income. Before starting buying and selling stock, I would like to learn how it works, which kind of book to buy in order to learn about the trade, which kind of stock to buy and how to make profits or maximize it. Anyone willing to help and give me advice is greatly welcome. If you know anyone in this kind of business please let me know or introduce me to the concern person.
The most important is to find a mentor.
Sorry for my English and also not a hobbyist.

Skyrocket

If you want to try doing this for yourself buy "The Intelligent Investor " by Benjamin Graham (Warren Buffet's mentor ) I am a stockbroker and have read that book probably 6 times and always glean something out of each read. It's a heavy read but worth it in the long run.

 

[P. Gabriel]

AMC... une bonne façon de tout perdre. 100% spéculatif, 0% rationnel. Sérieusement, si tu veux apprendre, un excellent site éducatif en français; https://bourse101.com/apprendre-la-bourse/
Beaucoup d'information de base, sous forme de vidéos et à mesure que tu avances, tu apprendras beaucoup. Il y a une trentaine de videos gratuits. Si tu le fais sérieusement, tu feras des progrès rapidement. Si tu te débrouilles en anglais, abonne-toi à BNNBlomberg. C'est un poste de Toronto. On n'y traite que d'économie et de la bourse. Mon émission préférée, Market Call. You can also watch their shows here: https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/ Une fonction très utile, tu entre la cote d'une action ou le nom de la compagnie et tu peux suivre sa performance du jour ou passée. Si tu descends un peu sur la page, tu verras différents analystes commenter cette action.
exemple: AC:CT Air Canada
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un commentaire de Greg Newman, il y a 17 jours: https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/video/greg-newman-discusses-air-canada~2207252

Je comprends tout ce que tu dis et je l’applique. Par contre en ce moment il faut voir que ça change et que ça va dans une direction qui est très différente. Amc acheté à 5$ rendu à 55$…. J’ai même déjà récupéré après avoir doublé la mise initiale et le reste est plusieurs milliers de plis.

 

[Like_It_Hot]

Et celui qui l'a acheté à $55, il lui arrivera quoi? Bravo d'avoir eut le flair d'acheter à $5. J'ai aussi eu la chance d'acheter du BB à $6 en décembre et j'étais bien content de le revendre 1mois plus tard à $25, il n'y avait aucun rationnel pour que ce stock monte si vite, 300% en 6 semaines... Évidemment c'est du gambling et non de l'investissement rendu là. Ci-bas, le titre de Blackberry sur les derniers 6 mois.
Début 2020, avant COVID, AMC voulait acheter Cineplex (CGX). CGX est monté à $33. Après COVID, AMC a retiré son offre, évidemment. J'ai acheté CGX à $5, il est remonté à $16 de façon graduelle et je crois qu'il pourrait aller à $20-25 avec les réouvertures. Évidemment si AMC voulait de nouveau acheter cineplex, Bingo! Bonne chance!

Une chance que je suis mon portefolio quotidiennement.

 

[Numerati]

Hylan (HYLN)

 

[sharkman]

Let’s not forget how heartwarming some of this is, in the respect that it burns this damn short sellers.

Short selling can destroy a company.

Shorts post bullshit about the future health of a company all the time to drive down the stock price and maximize their profit.

A troubled company that is low in cash and needs to use its stock as incentive pay has trouble doing so when the stock always goes down and there is little hope of a recovery due to short sellers.

Same issue with that company needs to issue bonds convertible to stock. There is less demand for the bond if there are concerns about the future stock price. So higher interest must be paid on the bond.

Shorts are like a pack of animals who pile on to their prey. They can take a company completely down that would have otherwise recovered via stock incentive plans for management and the issuance of convertible bonds at a reasonable interest rate.

These attacks on short sellers by the Reddit pack are heartwarming. The hunters become the hunted, as the shorts face a higher interest rate to borrow shares and face margin calls if they shorted on margin (as the brokerage firms that allow shorting start to get nervous when the share price goes way up.).

Prior to posting bullshit and regurgitating shit from the media try - if you can - to find out what is really truly going on!...LoL! Lol! Lol!

 

[cloudsurf]

Has the Biden Market bloodbath begun this week ?

 

[Like_It_Hot]

Has the Biden Market bloodbath begun this week ?

COVID case rising in almost all US states, more in those which voted republican. But more important in Japan, UK, France and around the world. The subject of this thread is STOCKS TO BUY - SUGGESTIONS - RECOMMENDATIONS. For now my advice is 1- Don't panic 2- Don't sell and keep as much CASH as possible. There will be great buying opportunity soon. As predicted by many, were due for a 10-15% correction. Reopening is going on. It will be a 1-2 years process. By the way, Biden"s bath was at record high so, no surprise a correction happen. But it takes some knowledge to recognize those stocks ups and downs and there are always some trolls around trying to mislead people.

 

[wetnose]

Has the Biden Market bloodbath begun this week ?

Bloodbaths start @ 20% down, not 2%. Anything less than 5% is just a buying opportunity.

 

[No_Church_InThe_Wild]

a “bloodbath” at 2% is a bit funny and overdramatic.....
anyways I got no stock picks to give , just want to say that a lot of times it pays to be more passive,,, to actively look for opportunities that are not there is counterproductive.... what I’m trying to say is that the stock market is a funny game and the less involved you are at times the more successful you are going to be , it’s a “side hustle “ for a reason .....
now having said that I have no clue or advice to give as to were I think the market is headed... obviously there is profit taking which is one of the reasons for the decline ... its only natural that people are selling and contemplating of exiting their positions after such a run ..... but the point I want to make is that deciding to remain in the market now wouldn’t seem that risky if one had gotten in during the crash ... and I know that I’m sounding like captain obvious here but nothing is as important as the “entry strategy “ , because if you get that right then the exit strategy isn’t as important or risky ... I’ve always believed on being opportunistic when the markets are at their lowest ( crash ) ,,, that’s when the percentages favour you as an investor/buyer for obvious reasons ,it’s the “safest “ time actually... strange thing though it is exactly at that time that the public decides to run for cover ... there would be no need to be overly cute with picks or look hard for winners if one understood early on the true value of contrarian investing , anyways just some thoughts and GL to all

 

[cloudsurf]

I never wrote that there is a bloodbath ......I asked a question for discussion purposes if one is starting this week. I wish some of you guys would learn to read past one word sentences.

 

[cloudsurf]

Actually yesterday and to-day the market is a day traders wet dream. If you know the stocks you are trading then your chances of making Benjamins are much better than at the Casino.
With paper money being printed like there is no tomorrow. Bitcoin dropping below 30,000. Ten Year US bonds dropping daily. Gold is one of the safest bets. Gold mines are at yearly lows for no logical reason.

 

[No_Church_InThe_Wild]

In my opinion day trading is a terrible idea ...but I understand the appeal it has for many because of the non stop action ( pretty exciting no ? ) ... me personally I would NEVER recommend it as a trading strategy , especially to beginners ... day trading has nothing to do with knowing the company’s shares you are trading ...it’s more about having the temperament and discipline that’s needed to give you a chance to be successful ,,, and it sounds like something cool to do but in reality it is difficult to sustain gains consistently even for experienced traders .... angels weep when they hear how day trading ends ,,, but buying gold never hurts