How I Won Big on Chipotle | Phil Town

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Hey, I've got a question. So you mentioned how you had determined a margin of safety for Chipotle when their share price went down to $250/share from $760/share. At that time their EPS was $6 give or take while their EPS before profits declined following the E-coli outbreak was $15. Now their share price is back up to around $750/share yet their EPS is around $7, with a P/E of over 100, which is ridiculous especially since chipotle has such strict health guidelines which makes expansion difficult. It is clear that what has been driving Chipotle's stock price up is rich valuations instead of fundamentals. Not to say that $250/share wasn't a bargain, or that Chipotle is incapable of fixing its problems, but so far they're still struggling to meet the margins they once could achieve. How much of this win was driven by pure fundamentals vs. high valuations? And if it was because of valuations how reliable is this as a method of long term investing?

When you say to invest in a good company stock that is on sale now due to some problems that will take between 1 and 3 years to fix…
1. How do you know how long the problems will take to fix? And
2. This sounds exacly like GE right now but people say that's not a good investment. It seems GE will be turned around and making a profit within 3 years right? I'm confused

That was good about the > 1 year and < 3 years problem

Alibaba is on sale! The biggest ecommerce company of China can not stay undervalued forever, it will bounce back.

Thanks Phil. However this info would have been more USEFUL 3 years ago! (:

PCG

Phil, your investing strategies make sense, LITERALLY! I look forward to meeting you in the near future.

Hi, in 2018 I bought 92 shares in a Uk (where I am from and live) television broadcasting company, then about 2 weeks later all the reports of this being the right time to buy the company started showing up as it was going through a hard time but was being turned around. I am a media graduate and do media as a hobby, but I knew the television and company quite well even outside investment study and practice. It was on mega sale. Also did the same for a pet corporation which was on mega sale and having pets and an uncle who has a business in pet and wildlife, I was pretty clued in and prepared when my uncle mentioned in passing last summer about this pet corporation looking like a good investment.

Hey Phil do you have any thoughts on abbvie? I feel like it is undervalued currently but I’m not sure about the bio pharmacy sector as a whole

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would you be will to talk about the different stocks that you own and the value you see in them?

why you don't make your 3 days offline program online???I am a college student from India how can I reach to you…its cost too much for me to attend your offline program,,,in morden age of internet why you dont make your program online???Plz reply..

More case studies please! it helps us understand your book, rule no 1, much better.

Thanks for sharing your story Mr.Phil

Have there been any videos regarding Rule Number One's best practices for exiting a stock? How do we calculate a target exit number or identify when a stock has become too overvalued? Thanks – Josh

Etsy 1.5 yrs ago. 3 yrs ago I became Etsy seller so I learned it’s a good company. Damn was Etsy on sale! Up 220% now it’s about fair price

Love the cartoon/animation thumbnail u use. What program/software is it do u use?

I think Boeing right now is one of these companies with the two plane crashes. Stock is down 10% over the past 2 days. If it dips below 20% for the week, I think hammer it as a buy.

Congrats on Chipotle today!

Sure the problem might get fixed in 1-3 years, but the damage to their reputation doesn't. When I think of Chipotle now, I think of food poisoning.

I thought about buying Chipotle when the stock IPO'd but got scared off when I learned McDonad's owns them. McDonald's isn't exactly synonymous with quality food.

As an investor, i’d say the bitcoin is actually my most profitable financial asset but i have had my very bad bitcoin moments especially during the peak of the bearish market experienced last year. I have been hodling bitcoins since 2014 and it was so fulfilling watching it ride with the bulls but then i lose almost all of it last year. Watching a video on YT got me interested in trading bitcoin but then i lost some more money trying to trade on my own. Thanks to a particular forum online, i got to read about some very successful trader and notable among them was Mark Hall. After contacting him and having a very informative but simple discussion with him, i got to understand all the reasons i had failed by hodling and what i did wrong as a trader. After using his signals and trade strategies for just a few months, i covered my losses of a whole year and made additional significant profit. He is just the best and you can reach him on markhall279@gmailcom for any questions or inquiries you may have in order to be a more profitable trader.

I jumped in an event. I bought at 106.80€. It's now at 123.30€. 5 weeks later. The Rule #1 price was at about 113 €.

Great video as always…thank you Phil! ?

Great video. It is great to hear about real life scenarios of growth. Keep it up!!!

how did you ascertain that the company was at least $500-600 per share?

Thank you very much for your video!!  Before investing to the company ; Understanding the business,  check the company wheather It has durable  competive advantage or not, the company has a good management team!! Thanks & have a great weekend!!

Congrats on the gains , Mr Phil

The obvious 2 for me this year are Apple and Facebook. Looking at users for FB they didn’t leave after all those privacy “scandals” and their earnings didn’t go down after EU regulation. This stock could easily go to over 200 again relatively soon if sentiment and PR changes. I really hope it goes down again though so I can buy more again in the 140-150s. The competitive moat is the user base and a free addictive product so I see them growing earnings in the long term by at least 15-20 percent. Management has created a corporate structure that is data driven not personality driven which I think makes it innovative faster in a conservative calculated way which is key for long term success so I pray for negative press!

Recently bought Apple at $150/share. If they get 5G in the next few years that'll be a 3-4 bagger easy.

I think this is probably the most helpful out of your training's. Please provide more real examples of companies and why you would consider investing in them. Thanks!

Thanks so much for going through the whole thought process with one company, very helpful!

I don't invest in chipotle i eat chipotle

Hunter Douglas, I bought a 42€ and sold by 74€

I m from india sir
New in market.
Interest in long term investment.
Any rule for me.

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