$Bbig

[hmgROCK]

So BVPS its a tool to gauge face value of a stock price. We’re doing good here. Im gald you pay attention to market cap and shares outstanding.




Market Cap/ shares outstanding= BVPS




Now I plug in a number for Company XYZ

1 million market cap/ 1 million shares outstanding= $1 stock.

Company XYZ stock at book value is $1.




A tool to find undervalue stocks.

i always thought it was share divide by outstanding share
what you describe is like income/revenue
don't over think too much about RATIO
its useless info if you got nothing to compare to


https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/bvps.asp

[hmgROCK]

I know. You’re talking about their small float because they never diluted their shares.

you see Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Class A share
it's like $481,000 per share

ahahah 

[Pretend_Vanilla]

you see Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Class A share
it's like $481,000 per share

ahahah 

Yeah, Mr Buffets company. He didnt want scrubby people to daytrade his company. He wanted shareholders to be long-term investors.

[Pretend_Vanilla]

i always thought it was share divide by outstanding share
what you describe is like income/revenue
don't over think too much about RATIO
its useless info if you got nothing to compare to


https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/bvps.asp

My badd your right its BVPS= Equity/Shares outstanding.

My analogy of the lemonade stand was the equity vs income.

Market cap tends to be inflated valued compare when you look at the annual revenue of the company. If company was to liquid then BVPS is the bare bone of what the face value of the share is worth.

[hmgROCK]

My badd your right its BVPS= Equity/Shares outstanding.

My analogy of the lemonade stand was the equity vs income.

Market cap tends to be inflated valued compare when you look at the annual revenue of the company. If company was to liquid then BVPS is the bare bone of what the face value of the share is worth.

Don’t look at RATIO too much
They don’t mean jack
Tesla has a really high p/e ratio
I think its like 900 something

Look at good steady revenue and good company
Buy when they dip and sell when its high

$fb

Should think about buying this dip

[Pretend_Vanilla]

Don’t look at RATIO too much
They don’t mean jack
Tesla has a really high p/e ratio
I think its like 900 something

Look at good steady revenue and good company
Buy when they dip and sell when its high

$fb

Should think about buying this dip

I’ll stay in $Bbig for now. Im trying to build up my bankroll then move on to daytrading. Right now Im just doing little swings.

[hmgROCK]

I’ll stay in $Bbig for now. Im trying to build up my bankroll then move on to daytrading. Right now Im just doing little swings.

hmmm...

you should maxing be out your ROTH IRA $6,000 for you and $6,000 for your spouse = $12,000
it's tax free account...
you should max those contribution out before you start day trading

 

$12,000 is already hard for alot of hmong people
hahaha\

i've been playing this stupid white man game for a while
so it's nothing to me

[Pretend_Vanilla]

hmmm...

you maxing be out your ROTH IRA $6,000 for you and $6,000 for your spouse = $12,000
it's tax free account...
you should max those contribution out before you start day trading

 

I need to find out about IRA. I just dont know who to talk to or where to set it up?

[hmgROCK]

I need to find out about IRA. I just dont know who to talk to or where to set it up?

IRA are just type of trading account
when you open a account
it will ask if you want a roth ira or regular brokerage

ROTH IRA are tax free account
REGULAR BROKERAGE is tax account

you want to max out your ROTH IRA account cuz all gains and dividend are tax free
$6,000 for you and $6,000 for your spouse even if they work or don't work

SCHWAB, FIDELITY, VANGUARD are good ROTH IRA
because they offer target date index...
it's all automatic
you chose a date that you want to retired...
and they buy and allocated stock and bonds for you

[Pretend_Vanilla]

IRA are just type of trading account
when you open a account
it will ask if you want a roth ira or regular brokerage

ROTH IRA are tax free account
REGULAR BROKERAGE is tax account

you want to max out your ROTH IRA account cuz all gains and dividend are tax free
$6,000 for you and $6,000 for your spouse even if they work or don't work

SCHWAB, FIDELITY, VANGUARD are good ROTH IRA
because they offer target date index...
it's all automatic
you chose a date that you want to retired...
and they buy and allocated stock and bonds for you

Webull offers IRA too. Do you get to control your stocks in IRA??

[hmgROCK]

Webull offers IRA too. Do you get to control your stocks in IRA??

yeah

you can do whatever you want in IRA
just like how you can do with a regular brokerage trading account

the differences is TAX FREE
uncle sam will tax your gains and loss in a regular brokerage account

YOU REALLY DON'T WANT TO BE TRADING BRO
i dont think webull offer target date index

[Pretend_Vanilla]

yeah

you can do whatever you want in IRA
just like how you can do with a regular brokerage trading account

the differences is TAX FREE
uncle sam will tax your gains and loss in a regular brokerage account

YOU REALLY DON'T WANT TO BE TRADING BRO
i dont think webull offer target date index

Ok when I make some gains Im guna move them over to IRA.

[hmgROCK]

target date index
these fund can only be bought at certain brokerage
pick a year that you want to retired and contribute

it is set and forget
everything is allocated and manage for you

fidelity 2050 retirement fund

https://fundresearch.fidelity.com/mutual-funds/summary/315793869


my ROTH IRA is at schwab
i have this one

https://www.schwabassetmanagement.com/products/swymx


vanguard 2050 target date index fund

https://investor.vanguard.com/mutual-funds/profile/VFIFX

[hmgROCK]

Ok when I make some gains Im guna move them over to IRA.

you have till april 15  to contribute to year 2021..... thats $6,000
and you can contribute for 2022 $6,000
and some brokerage... 2023 $6,000


get these done first
before you day trade


BRO...

i've been investing for a long time

[Pretend_Vanilla]

target date index
these fund can only be bought at certain brokerage
pick a year that you want to retired and contribute

it is set and forget
everything is allocated and manage for you

fidelity 2050 retirement fund

https://fundresearch.fidelity.com/mutual-funds/summary/315793869


my ROTH IRA is at schwab
i have this one

https://www.schwabassetmanagement.com/products/swymx


vanguard 2050 target date index fund

https://investor.vanguard.com/mutual-funds/profile/VFIFX

Nice. I dont want to manage too much. I let those guys do it.