I have seen loads of courses/guidance videos about stocks here on YT and you guys are by far my new favorites! Thank you for keeping things light, simple, and straight to the point. I can't wait to watch more
You guys stuck to the title of the video and went step by step, details to details without a long speech on how y'all got started and failed or giving some long history on how people used to trade!.. for that, I'm liking 👍🏿 this video and subscribing!! Keep up the great work!!! 💯
Cheers for taking the time to write this feedback J! Exactly what we like to hear as you've basically summarised why we wanted to do this video in the first place 👍Really appreciate it and thanks for subbing. - Ste
This is great guys thank you! :) I'm really interested in stocks but all the numbers and jargon give me a headache sometimes. It's really helpful to have it all broken down like this.
Excellent video guys! I was completely lost on how to interpret the quantitative aspect of the analysis, and you guys really delivered. No fluff, straight to the point and pretty comprehensive. Definitely subscribing.
Thank you sir! We appreciate that. Slowly but surely we're building up the channel :) Let us know if there are any other topics you'd like us to cover and subscribe if you'd like to continue to help us grow 👍 Thanks for watching - Ste
Thanks for watching, Jeffrey! Of course, stay tuned. Are there any particular elements of stock analysis that you would like to learn more about? - Cian
Hey Caleb - Great question, and although I can't give you the 'right' answer, I can give you the choice that I (Ste) made. I went with TIGR Brokers at the time of recording. I still hold those shares, but since publishing, the stock has performed horribly 😆 That being said, FUTU also has been struggling - largely due to the regulatory pressures and rumours surrounding Chinese discount brokers. At the time of the video, TIGR was the smaller of the two and I liked it's growth trajectory. I also felt TIGR was more of a pure-play trading app whereby FUTU has a few more bits to its business than just trades (neither a positive or negative necessarily, just an observation). Anyway, I plan on riding the storm for now - but safe to say I haven't made money from TIGR just yet! - Ste
Amazing video. very clear explanation! well done guys. you have got a new subscriber. plz keep updating with these kind of videos to help people to invest their money wisely 👏👏👏
Welcome along the journey, Will, thank you for subscribing. 👍 Glad you found it so helpful and we will do more analysis videos in the future. Any stocks you're currently researching or thinking of investing in? - Cian
now after 2 years of this video this shares for both company are drastical down :) , Who got it at the time of this video , i m sorry for them..., this is the big problem with investing in shares, you can louse everything very fast, especially when you buy fractions of the shares...
Wow very interesting information....What is better? To save money for bigger capital then buy a stocks or buy a stocks then add money from your savings? Thanks!
Hey Jesus, thanks for watching. Time in the market generally outweighs the amount of money you have to invest. So I'd suggest getting started with whatever you have, and then add to it over time! No doubt you'll make plenty of mistakes along the way, but at least you'll learn as you go 👍 - Ste
Great video guys. Love all your videos. One question. How do I analysis the growth estimates on yahoo. Take this as an example. Current qtr = -74% est growth. Next qtr = -28% Current year = -2% Next year = +26% Next 5 years = +36% Obviously it’s going to grow. But when do I buy based on this info. How to analysis this. Should I buy now. Or buy next quarter.
Hey Jerry - love it, thanks for following along. Out of interest, what stock did you use for your example? I'd like to take a look. In short though, it depends on your investing horizon. The old adage really applies here i.e. time in the market is better than trying to time the market. If you plan to hold for the long-term (3, 5, 10+ years...) then one quarter to another will make very little difference over the long run. If you like the company, you believe in what they do, and you only see them getting bigger - there's no reason why you shouldn't take a nibble of them now. Buy a piece, perhaps give it until next quarter, buy another bit, see how the company is performing, add a bit more...at least that way you average in to the position. Alternatively, you could just buy it all now, sit back, and forget about it. It's really up to you! - Ste
@@TheLearningsReport hey ste. Cheers for the reply. I totally get and agree with what your saying but I’d still like to get a handle on how to analysis this particular bit of information. Obviously I will DCA over time in all investments but when I first come across a stock I’d like to be able to work this bit out better. Personally I think One should buy in a dip. So if the analysist say current qtr is minus and next qtr is minus then should I buy now or next qtr to begin my DCA. I suppose that’s my question. Thanks so much again for the reply. Wasn’t expecting one to be honest. Love the channel.
@@jerrywarren9304 hey Jerry, Got it, so are you effectively trying to skip the worst of the growth decrease based on the analyst's estimates? As a general guidance, we would advise people to not try to time the market. As you're aware, it is very difficult to predict a dip or what will happen in the future. Analysts' estimates are a great indicator but they are estimates at the end of the day. The growth could continue to decline after you buy next quarter for example. It probably comes down to when you feel confident that it is the right time to buy. And of course, as you and Ste mentioned, DCA is a way to mitigate the risk of timing the market but also taking advantage of the growth. Glad you're enjoying the channel! We do want to do more analysis videos in the future so stay tuned. :) - Cian
@@Hurls Genomics space is definitely one to watch. CRSP is one we've been looking at also. An exciting but scary space when you hear of some of the things we'll be able to potentially do with gene editing! 😬
Hey JP - it's a freemium service. You can use most of the functionality for free, but they have some paid tools that you can upgrade and get access to. Personally, I find the free version more than enough! - Ste
Thanks for watching! Where are you seeing it removed? For example, when I checked Microsoft here I could see it: financials.morningstar.com/ratios/r.html?t=MSFT - Cian
@@tomfisher327 interesting For REITs, there would be other considerations so I don't think you could apply the exact same method. We have a video on REITs coming so stay tuned. - Cian
Questions? Leave a comment and we'll try help you out!
I have seen loads of courses/guidance videos about stocks here on YT and you guys are by far my new favorites! Thank you for keeping things light, simple, and straight to the point. I can't wait to watch more
@미국 자매 Thanks a million for watching and for the feedback - glad to have you on the journey! :)
- Cian
You guys stuck to the title of the video and went step by step, details to details without a long speech on how y'all got started and failed or giving some long history on how people used to trade!.. for that, I'm liking 👍🏿 this video and subscribing!! Keep up the great work!!! 💯
Cheers for taking the time to write this feedback J! Exactly what we like to hear as you've basically summarised why we wanted to do this video in the first place 👍Really appreciate it and thanks for subbing.
- Ste
This is great guys thank you! :) I'm really interested in stocks but all the numbers and jargon give me a headache sometimes. It's really helpful to have it all broken down like this.
Glad we could offer some help!
Excellent video guys! I was completely lost on how to interpret the quantitative aspect of the analysis, and you guys really delivered. No fluff, straight to the point and pretty comprehensive.
Definitely subscribing.
It's interesting. Three years later neither FUTU nor TIGR are doing well on the charts. Hope no one used this vid as a stock tip!
You deserve more views
Thank you sir! We appreciate that. Slowly but surely we're building up the channel :)
Let us know if there are any other topics you'd like us to cover and subscribe if you'd like to continue to help us grow 👍
Thanks for watching
- Ste
I've learned a lot, thanks guys, I made a step by step list recalling every move- I recommend you do too!!!
Can you guys make more videos like this. It's very interesting and very well explained. I will sub definitely
Thanks for watching, Jeffrey! Of course, stay tuned. Are there any particular elements of stock analysis that you would like to learn more about?
- Cian
Great video lads, going to watch this a couple more times and take notes.
Nice one, John, glad you liked it and thanks for watching.
Any questions, you know where to find us. 👍
- Cian
Much thank you, it's really well explained
Thanks for watching, Danilo, glad it was helpful. 👍
- Cian
Great videos guys - all very informative. Looking forward to seeing more!
Thanks, Karl - Do let us know if there are any topics (beginner or advanced) that you'd like us to cover!
Awesome. Just awesome.
So which one would you choose and why based on the this analysis?
Hey Caleb - Great question, and although I can't give you the 'right' answer, I can give you the choice that I (Ste) made. I went with TIGR Brokers at the time of recording. I still hold those shares, but since publishing, the stock has performed horribly 😆 That being said, FUTU also has been struggling - largely due to the regulatory pressures and rumours surrounding Chinese discount brokers. At the time of the video, TIGR was the smaller of the two and I liked it's growth trajectory. I also felt TIGR was more of a pure-play trading app whereby FUTU has a few more bits to its business than just trades (neither a positive or negative necessarily, just an observation).
Anyway, I plan on riding the storm for now - but safe to say I haven't made money from TIGR just yet!
- Ste
13:51 - Morningstar is starting to put some of these numbers behind a pay wall.
Amazing video. very clear explanation! well done guys. you have got a new subscriber. plz keep updating with these kind of videos to help people to invest their money wisely 👏👏👏
Welcome along the journey, Will, thank you for subscribing. 👍 Glad you found it so helpful and we will do more analysis videos in the future.
Any stocks you're currently researching or thinking of investing in?
- Cian
now after 2 years of this video this shares for both company are drastical down :) , Who got it at the time of this video , i m sorry for them..., this is the big problem with investing in shares, you can louse everything very fast, especially when you buy fractions of the shares...
Really well presented and well produced video
Thank you!
Lads could u recommend any podcasts that are out there for beginner investors?
Wow very interesting information....What is better? To save money for bigger capital then buy a stocks or buy a stocks then add money from your savings? Thanks!
Hey Jesus, thanks for watching. Time in the market generally outweighs the amount of money you have to invest. So I'd suggest getting started with whatever you have, and then add to it over time! No doubt you'll make plenty of mistakes along the way, but at least you'll learn as you go 👍
- Ste
@@TheLearningsReport Thanks!... I learned a lot from your videos, its worth sharing.
@@jesusdennisdespuig7061 Glad you're learning from them - any questions, you can always comment to get us. 👍
- Cian
Very helpful! Thanks guys
👍👍👍
This is a great video. Keep it up guys!
Cheers Mesh, really appreciate it! Thanks for watching
- Ste
Great video guys. Love all your videos.
One question.
How do I analysis the growth estimates on yahoo.
Take this as an example.
Current qtr = -74% est growth.
Next qtr = -28%
Current year = -2%
Next year = +26%
Next 5 years = +36%
Obviously it’s going to grow. But when do I buy based on this info.
How to analysis this.
Should I buy now. Or buy next quarter.
Hey Jerry - love it, thanks for following along. Out of interest, what stock did you use for your example? I'd like to take a look.
In short though, it depends on your investing horizon. The old adage really applies here i.e. time in the market is better than trying to time the market. If you plan to hold for the long-term (3, 5, 10+ years...) then one quarter to another will make very little difference over the long run.
If you like the company, you believe in what they do, and you only see them getting bigger - there's no reason why you shouldn't take a nibble of them now.
Buy a piece, perhaps give it until next quarter, buy another bit, see how the company is performing, add a bit more...at least that way you average in to the position.
Alternatively, you could just buy it all now, sit back, and forget about it. It's really up to you!
- Ste
@@TheLearningsReport hey ste. Cheers for the reply. I totally get and agree with what your saying but I’d still like to get a handle on how to analysis this particular bit of information. Obviously I will DCA over time in all investments but when I first come across a stock I’d like to be able to work this bit out better. Personally I think One should buy in a dip. So if the analysist say current qtr is minus and next qtr is minus then should I buy now or next qtr to begin my DCA. I suppose that’s my question. Thanks so much again for the reply. Wasn’t expecting one to be honest. Love the channel.
@@jerrywarren9304 hey Jerry,
Got it, so are you effectively trying to skip the worst of the growth decrease based on the analyst's estimates?
As a general guidance, we would advise people to not try to time the market. As you're aware, it is very difficult to predict a dip or what will happen in the future. Analysts' estimates are a great indicator but they are estimates at the end of the day. The growth could continue to decline after you buy next quarter for example. It probably comes down to when you feel confident that it is the right time to buy.
And of course, as you and Ste mentioned, DCA is a way to mitigate the risk of timing the market but also taking advantage of the growth.
Glad you're enjoying the channel! We do want to do more analysis videos in the future so stay tuned. :)
- Cian
Happy to take a quick dive into the growth estimates you're looking at. Let us know what company it is you have your eye on!
- Ste
@@TheLearningsReport thanks so much Cian. Great advise. 👍
Fair play to lads, as always great quality vid!
Thanks, Alessandro, we really appreciate the feedback. See you in the next one 👉
- Cian
Quality content lads keep it up!
Thanks, Alan, glad you liked it! Any interesting companies that you are planning on analysing?
- Cian
@@TheLearningsReport Thanks Cian - Planning on researching Bionano Genomics - the genomics space has massive upside.
@@Hurls Genomics space is definitely one to watch. CRSP is one we've been looking at also. An exciting but scary space when you hear of some of the things we'll be able to potentially do with gene editing! 😬
@@TheLearningsReport Great company already built a position there. Working in this area also helps understand growth potential! :)
@@Hurls I'm sure! Invest in what you know eh?
How lucky i am to land on this goldmine
Great video! Is morning star free?
Hey JP - it's a freemium service. You can use most of the functionality for free, but they have some paid tools that you can upgrade and get access to. Personally, I find the free version more than enough!
- Ste
Cheers mate
No problem, Matt. Glad you enjoyed it. 👍
- Cian
*The full key ratio* Option on Morningstar to find Gross Margin is removed. How do i find it then?
Thanks for watching!
Where are you seeing it removed? For example, when I checked Microsoft here I could see it: financials.morningstar.com/ratios/r.html?t=MSFT
- Cian
@@TheLearningsReport I found the solution, Thanks for reaching out🙌🏻
No worries - out of curiosity, what did you do?
Happy investing!
- Cian
@@TheLearningsReport I found another site, that gave the same information😂
That is not quantitative analysis, this is fundamental analysis don’t mix the two .
I have a feeling I'll be looking at Tesco in the coming weeks 😂
Haha nice.
@@TheLearningsReport I looked into Tesco.. no analysts on the stock at the moment...
Do these analyses apply to REIT s?
@@tomfisher327 interesting
For REITs, there would be other considerations so I don't think you could apply the exact same method. We have a video on REITs coming so stay tuned.
- Cian
Up Fintech not doing great since this was posted.
Must be our fault…