Trading and investing are completely different in nature.
In trading, we don't care about the prices whether it's fair or not.
We buy high and sell even higher.
But in investing, we should only buy a stock near its intrinsic value. No matter if everyone is making money except us. But, price which is justified by fundamentals are sustainable and proved sustainable historically.
"Intrinsic value is upgraded or declined based on fundamental changes. I amend my intrinsic value every year based on the growth of the company."
So here I am with a stock named UPL. According to Sir Benjamin Graham's method of calculating Intrinsic Value, it is worth around ₹ 815 a share.
Coming to the charts, UPL has been consolidating near weekly resistance for around 70 days. It could've already given a breakout if this "corona wave 2" didn't hit the market. Rs 700 is a major hurdle which will act as a resistance. Beyond that, I think my targets will be achieved. Well, this will not happen overnight. It will take months to even years.
Some questions answered:
Q: At what price should I buy?
A: Well, this stock looks undervalued and I suggest to start accumulating shares NOW.
Q: Should I buy shares tomorrow, at on go?
A: Nope. Divide your capital in at least 3 lots. You buy first lot tomorrow, second and third lot after in time gap of 2-3 weeks (as you like).
Disclaimer: The analysis I've shared is just for informational and educational purposes. This must not be taken as an investment advise.
In trading, we don't care about the prices whether it's fair or not.
We buy high and sell even higher.
But in investing, we should only buy a stock near its intrinsic value. No matter if everyone is making money except us. But, price which is justified by fundamentals are sustainable and proved sustainable historically.
"Intrinsic value is upgraded or declined based on fundamental changes. I amend my intrinsic value every year based on the growth of the company."
So here I am with a stock named UPL. According to Sir Benjamin Graham's method of calculating Intrinsic Value, it is worth around ₹ 815 a share.
Coming to the charts, UPL has been consolidating near weekly resistance for around 70 days. It could've already given a breakout if this "corona wave 2" didn't hit the market. Rs 700 is a major hurdle which will act as a resistance. Beyond that, I think my targets will be achieved. Well, this will not happen overnight. It will take months to even years.
Some questions answered:
Q: At what price should I buy?
A: Well, this stock looks undervalued and I suggest to start accumulating shares NOW.
Q: Should I buy shares tomorrow, at on go?
A: Nope. Divide your capital in at least 3 lots. You buy first lot tomorrow, second and third lot after in time gap of 2-3 weeks (as you like).
Disclaimer: The analysis I've shared is just for informational and educational purposes. This must not be taken as an investment advise.
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Disclosure: I have around 5% of my capital in this stock.