State of the Market 2019 | Phil Town

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I’m having a hard time being patient. Healthcare stocks seem like a decent buy right now

Everything feels overpriced, with the exception of Kraft Heinz.

say what you want about Trump but I do believe as long as he's in office stock market will not correct now if he loses the selection I think the minute he said he isn't going to win it the stock market will tank

Hardest part is evaluating a company, how much a share is cheap, how much a share is expensive, how high is high, how low is low…..all these adjective words are confusing human all the time. That's why the wealth is owned by less than 10% of the population

How do you know that a company would be larger 10yrs down the road? What are the indications?

And after you make a watchlist, how do you know about what price to wait for or where the price should be?

Really informative video!

S&P500 at 1800 would be the magic number to heavily invest in my opinion

so far so good Patrick Brown is the best , two weeks of trading with him huge profits achieved

people should be pretty bullish right now. The markets are going to have a good year. All you waiting for a crash… you'll be waiting awhile, 1-2 yrs. Then the markets are going to go down for a few weeks and people are going to be piling in. That's where people are getting it wrong, at that point they should be selling cause the next time this goes down it will be for a min of 2 yrs. and 50% so if you can stomach that go on ahead and buy when it start crashing.

“A Random Walk Down Wall Street” Burton G. Malkiel is a brilliant book for new investors, this book has helped me manage my finances and understand the season to make best investments.

It will crash just wait a bit!

I have to take exception to your comment that the united states is the strongest economy in the world right now. Please take a look at these countrie 1st. The world's fastest-growing economies, according to the IMF are Ethiopia, Rwanda, Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, Senegal, Benin, Kenya, Uganda, and Burkina Faso.

Phil, while we've never met, you are the best mentor I've ever had.

I am saving it and still learning to find a wonderful business.

Hi Phil, I'm Brazilian and people are excited about the market here. What do you think?

Good fundamentals

Just wanted to say thanks Phil. Needed this

What’s your view on dividend stocks in a Roth, dividend stocks like T, MO, Verizon, etc

Thank you Phil, keep up the good work. I've done my analysis & surely it resonates with this video. But I've been battling with FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) from returns from the market. But the risk-reward is not worth jumping into an almost all-time market.

Sir I have a question, when we invest through mutual funds, the AMC would place an order in the exchange and purchase the required number of shares. When DII/FII purchases shares on behalf of us, in case of any voting rights who would be voting for the shares held in the funds?

One of your best videos I have seen so far! Great tips! Especially to build a great stock wishlist

Today’s buy Biogen. BIIB.

Buy gold

hi Phil, isnt the market rather about 140% of GDP today ? You said 175% and in history this has never been reached. By the way being close to 150% is crazy high and nobody should buy there, better go in cash i perfectly agree! We can see it here https://www.gurufocus.com/stock-market-valuations.php

The part about Warren Buffett's investing when the market was 20% of GDP vs. now of 175% is very illuminating! So, Buffett had 1) time 2) extremely low market valuation 3) a sharp eye for quality businesses 4) low/declining interest rate 5) economic boom both in the US and abroad after world war 2 and into the 70s/80s. All those factors were on his side in is investing career. None of those factors are available to the average investor. So trying to replicate his achievement is futile.

Excellent tips!

And who the frack knows what's going to happen in China over the next year or two… Any predictions?

Words of advice for anyone new to investing,
I would say enter the market but be very conservative. Say you had $10,000.00 that you wanted to invest into a company, start a 10% position. I know it seems redundant in the short term, but would you rather throw 100% on your position in betting that this companies stock will never go down or start a very small position, this way you're in it, and in the event that the stock gets cheaper, you just add to your position? I could not sleep at night knowing 100% of my money was stuck at a loss in a market crash, nope no thanks.
I started investing back in September, I went 100% in on the market on companies that were near 52 week highs. I know the exact feeling when you're first getting into the market, you see the dollar signs and that's it. Being 25, I felt I could be a lot more risky with my money and that's what a lot of people were telling me "You're young, take chances…yadadada". Listen, it doesnt matter the age, if you're not the type of person who can watch your money fluctuate knowing that you have no more money to be able to average out, then do not do it. I'm glad I got to see the downsides of investing very early on, even if I haven't even see the really ugly horrors that some people are still plagued with to this day (Bitcoin for example).
I bought into one stock back in November, I liked the companies goal and saw the potential in the long term. I went 90% in one on this one stock as it was making new 52 week-highs. My FoMo got the best of me, I thought this stock was gong to the moon- guess what? It didnt. Only a month later, the stock had crashed 60%, I essentially had bought into a pump n dump. I watched as my initial $5000.00 investment went down to only being worth $2000.00. What did I do? I bought more shares at the bottom with the last 10% of money I had, why? I still believed in this company, and fundamentally the company had not changed, in fact I was reading google reviews and people were pleasantly happy with the company.Recently, they announced their revenue which sparked a massive bull run making this stock run up. Yes I watched this stock make a 150% gain from its December lows only to break even. I still believe in this company, but I see a common trend now in stocks, when they make a massive run up, most times the stock has to cool off which is why I feel I can get in at a lower price and a much smaller position.
I know some investors are reading this thinking how much of an idiot I am, or thinking I'm being way to conservative or being too risky but at the end of the day, this is what works for me and I think thats what you have to find when you're starting out.

have to say when the market crashed in 2008 the economy didnt get better it was stuck together with a band aid of free money from the fed, this has created an economy that has not been allowed to let the weakness come out, and more importantly new things have been allowed like stock buybacks that companies are allowed to do that were illegal only a few years ago this is whats holding the market up free money and buy backs, i wont be buying this crapcake advice thats for sure,the market is a joke at the moment and the shoe shine boy is laughing at it.

So this guy only makes money when the market is going up? He doesn't know how to short stocks or buy put options?

Phil, why not the 10 year bond? Recession is likely and the fed will have to cut if that happens. The 10 year yield will come down. As a result you have a nice upside. Assuming yields come down to 1.6% again, that’s a massive upside actually. What am I missing? Cheers!

This market is running on cheap money. 100%. It amazes me that the fed tells the investing community that the economy is not strong enough to raise rates anywhere close to a normalized rate and the market reaction is to go up. Rates this low are a true sign of serious trouble IMO. The interest rates should double from here to balance inflation but if that happened you would see massive corporate and municipalities going bankrupt. We are painting ourselves into a corner and sooner or later we will pay. Find strong companies with strong balance sheets.

Can you tell us what date the crash is? I'll get out the day before.

Is it the American economy that you shouldn’t bet against or is it central banks?

Big bucket and not a thimble.

Scared stiff. Watching closely, thanks for your advice and teaching

Some guys just keep predicting how and when the market is gonna crash …for years…eventually they’ll be right… ain’t this a bit old now ? So old….