Weekend Chill: Love it and buy it? Is it that simple?
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Thank you for participating in the discussion "Would you buy a company's stock for its products or services?" and sharing your ideas.
First, let's see the voting result.
Good to see you again! How's everything going?
Thank you for participating in the discussion "Would you buy a company's stock for its products or services?" and sharing your ideas.
First, let's see the voting result.
87% of mooers would buy a company's stock for its products or services. In contrast, only 13% of mooers hold the opposite view. Does this result surprise you?
Mooers also shared some impressive views.
Let's see what mooers talked about!![]()
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"to answer the question...a big YES!"
Some mooers strongly agree with this idea.
@Peikko : "to answer the question..a big YES! i definitely did this and on my case they are $Apple(AAPL.US$ $Visa(V.US$ $Coca-Cola(KO.US$ my principle is that I would only buy a product that i use and truly believe in."
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And some mooers think it is a good way to start to pay attention to this stock.
@ninor : "The short answer: At least it's a good starting point. "On the surface, it isn't a terrible idea to own stocks if you have a good understanding of a company and its products, and have a good feeling it will be successful," says Robert Broad."
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Many mooers shared their stories of being impressed by the products/services.
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TSLA
@Milk The Cow : "Product:I heard their EV cars are the best. I heard good feedbacks from many reviewers .
Service: I'd also heard that $Tesla(TSLA.US$recalled back faulty cars to fix it (warranty). They are really doing the best for customer services. "
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@Jamesim :" $Tesla(TSLA.US$Is Not Just a Car Company. While Tesla is best known for its electric cars, it is also working on several other products and technologies that could have a major impact on the world."
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Mooers also shared some impressive views.
Let's see what mooers talked about!
Some mooers strongly agree with this idea.
@Peikko : "to answer the question..a big YES! i definitely did this and on my case they are $Apple(AAPL.US$ $Visa(V.US$ $Coca-Cola(KO.US$ my principle is that I would only buy a product that i use and truly believe in."
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And some mooers think it is a good way to start to pay attention to this stock.
@ninor : "The short answer: At least it's a good starting point. "On the surface, it isn't a terrible idea to own stocks if you have a good understanding of a company and its products, and have a good feeling it will be successful," says Robert Broad."
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Many mooers shared their stories of being impressed by the products/services.
Let's check out some stocks they bought!
TSLA
@Milk The Cow : "Product:I heard their EV cars are the best. I heard good feedbacks from many reviewers .
Service: I'd also heard that $Tesla(TSLA.US$recalled back faulty cars to fix it (warranty). They are really doing the best for customer services. "
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@Jamesim :" $Tesla(TSLA.US$Is Not Just a Car Company. While Tesla is best known for its electric cars, it is also working on several other products and technologies that could have a major impact on the world."
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AAPL
@cola1010 :"Yes, I like Apple products very much and also love its shares also.At first, you will need to have a good understanding to the company and its products."
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@steady Pom pipi commented : " $Apple(AAPL.US$iPhone最主要的还是安全性.
苹果手机在这方面非常出色因此它是我的首选。苹果公司产品不断创新加上多元化，因此我也买入了它的股票。"
@cola1010 :"Yes, I like Apple products very much and also love its shares also.At first, you will need to have a good understanding to the company and its products."
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@steady Pom pipi commented : " $Apple(AAPL.US$iPhone最主要的还是安全性.
苹果手机在这方面非常出色因此它是我的首选。苹果公司产品不断创新加上多元化，因此我也买入了它的股票。"
GRAB
@doctorpot1 : "TLDR: I bought into $Grab Holdings(GRAB.US)$, because of its product and disruption I saw. Basically, there won't be a case where we go back on the street to hail a cab in the next few years. Most people will still order in despite huge fee. So everyone will be ordering through GRAB or its competitors. GRAB is a one stop shop, so it probably will win due to convenience to users and the network effect." View more>>
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Do you hold these stocks in your portfolio? Did you select them for the same reason? We welcome your comments.
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"DYODD before investing!!"
Some mooers somewhat disagreed with this idea.
@DwarfCo : " Like any investment, one has to exercise extra due diligence beyond a company’s products or services.
Examine valuation metrics such as EV/EBITA, P/B ratios, P/E ratios, P/S ratios and many other indicators.
Develop an adequate understanding about a company’s income statements and balance sheets are equally essential to understand the direction of the company and its financial strength. Profitability, debt levels, assets and liabilities and free cash flow are extremely important to any company."
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@ClydePeternuts : "Investing in what you know has several potential downsides: You may get caught up in a feedback loop that reinforces questionable investment decisions, you may have blinders on to what’s happening elsewhere in the market, and you may be heavily concentrated in certain sectors that fall in and out of favor. Alone or combined, these factors put your portfolio’s performance at risk."
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@Rockyturki : "Actually, don’t let your loyalty to a company cloud your judgement about the stock, Stovall says. “Even if you like the company, if there’s no more upside potential for the stock, then just enjoy the company but don’t buy the stock."
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@LalalanaRI : "We have to be able to look past our individual tastes and preferences in order to have an understanding of what the returns might be. For me, this meant going back to the office and performing investment due diligence, focusing on the company’s valuation and financial strength. In short, you have to evaluate the business like you are going to be an owner."
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After reading the posts, are you impressed by any of them? Do you have anything else you'd like to explore? Please leave your comments below to let us know.![]()
Reminder: Investment involves risks. Keep in mind that you should always do our own due diligence before making any investment decision.
Once again, thank you all for your participation. Happy investing, and see you next time!![]()
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@doctorpot1 : "TLDR: I bought into $Grab Holdings(GRAB.US)$, because of its product and disruption I saw. Basically, there won't be a case where we go back on the street to hail a cab in the next few years. Most people will still order in despite huge fee. So everyone will be ordering through GRAB or its competitors. GRAB is a one stop shop, so it probably will win due to convenience to users and the network effect." View more>>
Some mooers somewhat disagreed with this idea.
@DwarfCo : " Like any investment, one has to exercise extra due diligence beyond a company’s products or services.
Examine valuation metrics such as EV/EBITA, P/B ratios, P/E ratios, P/S ratios and many other indicators.
Develop an adequate understanding about a company’s income statements and balance sheets are equally essential to understand the direction of the company and its financial strength. Profitability, debt levels, assets and liabilities and free cash flow are extremely important to any company."
View more>>
@ClydePeternuts : "Investing in what you know has several potential downsides: You may get caught up in a feedback loop that reinforces questionable investment decisions, you may have blinders on to what’s happening elsewhere in the market, and you may be heavily concentrated in certain sectors that fall in and out of favor. Alone or combined, these factors put your portfolio’s performance at risk."
View more>>
@Rockyturki : "Actually, don’t let your loyalty to a company cloud your judgement about the stock, Stovall says. “Even if you like the company, if there’s no more upside potential for the stock, then just enjoy the company but don’t buy the stock."
View more>>
@LalalanaRI : "We have to be able to look past our individual tastes and preferences in order to have an understanding of what the returns might be. For me, this meant going back to the office and performing investment due diligence, focusing on the company’s valuation and financial strength. In short, you have to evaluate the business like you are going to be an owner."
View more>>
After reading the posts, are you impressed by any of them? Do you have anything else you'd like to explore? Please leave your comments below to let us know.
Reminder: Investment involves risks. Keep in mind that you should always do our own due diligence before making any investment decision.
Once again, thank you all for your participation. Happy investing, and see you next time!
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Disclaimer: This presentation is for informational and educational use only and is not a recommendation or endorsement of any particular investment or investment strategy. Investment information provided in this content is general in nature, strictly for illustrative purposes, and may not be appropriate for all investors. It is provided without respect to individual investors’ financial sophistication, financial situation, investment objectives, investing time horizon, or risk tolerance. You should consider the appropriateness of this information having regard to your relevant personal circumstances before making any investment decisions. Past investment performance does not indicate or guarantee future success. Returns will vary, and all investments carry risks, including loss of principal.
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steady Pom pipi :
Jamesim :
NANA123 : Apple
Milk The Cow :
whqqq : If a company keeps good service for a long time, then I think it may be a good company worth investing in.
Siausin : I follow successful investors to build my portfolio…like I have concentrated position in Apple, American Express and Bank of America because I’m a big fan of Warren Buffet’s investing strategy of concentrating on the good stuff. I’m a big fan of Google products and services so I have position in Alphabet too…
Life not simple : The company’s financials is the most important criteria in deciding whether to buy its share.
A good product or service will lead me to research on its financials before making a decision.
Bubblebunny :
不死神 : Okay.
不死神 : It depends on the division of market and brand.
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