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The Big Lie That Keeps Many Investors PoorToday we’ll bust a big lie about investing. This big lie keeps many investors down. Belief in it is a tall hurdle to building wealth. How many times have you heard a statement like this? “The only way to make big profits is to take big risks.” This is the conventional wisdom. It gets repeated in classrooms, on TV, and by stockbrokers over... and over... and over again. The problem is, it’s complete nonsense. Why This Lie Spreads Like many lies, people tell this one for one of two reasons. Some genuinely don’t know any better. Others are happy to spread it because it’s convenient for them. Mediocre financial advisors hide behind this lie. It’s the perfect excuse for when they fail to generate strong returns on their clients’ money. Most academics embrace this lie too. A finance professor who’s never bought a stock won’t hesitate to lecture you on why markets are “efficient” and trying to beat the averages is a foolish waste of time. You can see why this lie has become conventional wisdom. It has powerful friends. Folks who take the lie seriously fall into one of two groups. Group one thinks: “Well, I’m not willing to take a big risk, so I guess I’m destined to earn small returns.” Group two thinks: “Well, I’m not settling for mediocre returns, so I’ll load up on risky stocks.” Both of these mindsets are a shame. They blind investors from great opportunities to make big profits in safe stocks. If you give me three more minutes, I’ll prove to you that it’s wrong. I’ll also show you how to collect big returns without risking big losses. So What Exactly Is a “Risky” Stock? Most folks would agree risky stocks carry a few key traits: 1. Expensive—stock price is high relative to earnings 2. Small—company lacks financial resources of larger competitors 3. Volatile—stock price swings around unpredictably 4. No dividend—suggests company’s profitability is shaky You most definitely do not have to buy stocks with these risky traits to make big returns. To prove it, let’s flip this on its head. A safe stock should be the opposite of a risky one. It should be cheap, big, stable, and pay a dividend. Few companies fit the bill better than Disney (DIS)—a stock I’ve been recommending since July 2018. You can read the most recent investment case here. To recap, Disney is a huge company—bigger than McDonalds (MCD), Wells Fargo (WFC), and Goldman Sachs (GS). Its stock traded at just 15-times earnings, which was cheaper than the average US stock. Disney’s stock price is stable. It pays a reliable dividend in the neighborhood of 2%. And it has increased its dividend by 21% per year, on average, over the past five years. No Reasonable Person Could Call Disney (DIS) “Risky” By any definition, Disney stock is safe. Yet it recently leapt 30% in just four weeks. And since the fall of 2016, its stock has gained 52%—far better than the S&P’s 36% gain. This combination is possible because Disney is a disruptor stock . The big leap in Disney’s stock price came when it unveiled details of its disruptive new streaming project that’s threatening Netflix. I’ll give you another recent example of a safe stock exploding higher. Like Disney, Qualcomm (QCOM) Is Very Safe, and Yet… I first wrote about computer chip giant Qualcomm (QCOM) late last fall, telling readers it was a “buy.” Even I was surprised when it rocketed 55% in two weeks recently, following news of a favorable legal settlement. Like Disney, Qualcomm is big. Bigger than Starbucks (SBUX), American Express (AXP), and Lockheed Martin (LMT). Its stock isn’t quite as cheap as Disney’s. But at 15-times next year’s earnings, its valuation is reasonable. Its standard deviation is low—which means its stock is not volatile. And it pays close to a 3% dividend, which it’s raised for each of the last eight years. Like Disney, Qualcomm stock is unquestionably safe. Also like Disney, it has handed investors big, quick profits recently. And ALSO like Disney, it has tapped into a disruptive megatrend. As I explained a while back , Qualcomm makes cutting-edge hardware that will be powering 5G phones and computers. The coming launch of 5G in America is the most disruptive event of the decade. Clearly big, safe stocks can hand you big profits, if they’re on the right side of disruption.
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by StephenMcBride
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QCOM Potential set upsAfter a less than stellar earnings, which hit the $90 called for in my previous analysis of QCOM, Price action was too mixed at open for it to be good. -Earnings couldn't change MACD, RSI is still overbought, and looking a lot like consolidation. -Potential for either a rising wedge or an ascending channel. Both of which tend to break with gravity. I'm loading cheap puts right now. Looking for the $84 may 24th or further out to hit under $100 a contract. Already holding some for the 17th.
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by MichaelMF
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Qualcomm to drop by 15% ? Possibly even 25-30% within the year?Qualcomm overall is a solid company and usually performs bullish in the longer holding time frame.. BUT.... I have seem to come across some shorter to mid time frame bearishness. First I' noticed QCOM forming a Head & Shoulders with weak looking shoulders that decline from the L.shoulder over to the R.shoulder. A gap also occurred from the L.shoulder over to the R.Shoulder within the same price region showing weakness here. On Balance Volume shows that there are low exchanges of hands and could be signaling weak buying power and a sell off to come. OBV to price also shows a Bearish Divergence. Last but not least, we seem to be in the process of forming a descending triangle (iHVF) with flat bottoms and that is low slung. Only sign of slight bullishness would be in the weekly time frame in which QCMON is bouncing within a channel that we seem to be within the bottom region of. QCOM has exited this channel before but usually tends to be extremely volatile when done so. Could this be a sign of another series of hyper volatility and a hint of the temporary health of the overall market? QCMON to see around $48 soon and possibly even mid $30's within the year
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by KennySniper
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PARTY LIKE ITS 1999"Those Who Do Not Learn History Are Doomed To Repeat It." Qualcomm is mimicking the Chart Pattern it took during 1999-2000. QCOM just spiked over 45%, similar to the meteoric rise it experienced during the Dotcom bubble. The correction that Qualcomm is experiencing will reverse quickly after Chinese impose their retaliatory tariffs. (June 1st) So Before July 19th we should see another pulse upward in-between 5-15% that replicates the spike in 2000 after the initial price action. MACD, RSI, volatility and time cycles all play key factors here. After the pulse whether QCOM rises or falls depends on the trend of AAPL and the market.
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by kingmidasLXIX
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QCOM Weekly AnalysisQCOM reversed down from a parabolic wedge. The obvious bear target is below the 56 bull spike, making it a poor stop location. The bulls want to keep this gap open and defend the prior low around 49. A two legged correction is likely from the wedge before the bulls and bears will begin to buy again. (Bulls to re-establish longs and bears to take profits). This market is in a large trading range, and has a tendency to create climactic rallies which lead to deep pullbacks (see year 2000 rally and sell off). However there is a broad but weakening bull channel within the trading range. If the bears break below the 49 low, they will likely get a test of the start of the channel around 32.
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by tradersmentality
QCOM - Great RR setup, 20% zipper in coming monthMorning traders, On mondays open I plan on opening a middle June to end of June put spread on this asset. Let's dive in. 1) Weekly shows signs of clear exhaustion and indecision, we have a doji print. 2) RSI is exhausted and printing downwards 3) Slowstoch is at the peak and is bearishly crossing 4) VFI has flattened out, likely the high of this move with downside coming next week. 5) MACD is bullish, but expecting the first negative tick next week. 6) Stoch RSI shows it's about to correct. With a RR of 3.76 and a 19.53% potential return, this is a juicy short. Last week QCOM had the highest amount of shorts opened, and I expect that to continue once it gets going. I'm targeting the major support zone which also coincides with the 0.618 @ 69.03 China news can propel this thing at any moment, so it should be an interesting, and profitable week. As always, if you enjoy my content hit that like / follow button, and I always post @ www.twitter.com
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by ant187
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