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Strategies & Market Trends : Value Investing

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To: Paul Senior who wrote (69880)3/3/2022 3:11:59 PM
From: Spekulatius  Read Replies (1) of 78821
 
It shouldn't be that I buy ABC and somebody says why is it better than XYZ? And now the monkey is on my back to defend my purchase against XYZ, a stock I may know nothing about
I do this A- B test (as i call it), especially if my thesis is ,more general. if I think for examples that car manufacturers will do well, then the question is how do I express this. Should I buy Ford, GM, Mercedes, VW, Porsche holding , Honda and why.

I think it is an important too to verify ones thesis, if you like a particular stock. Sometimes, there is a simpler and less risky way to express a thesis. I do this often myself, mentally when I start to like a stock , then I try a similar peer, learn a bit about it and then try to justify why I like A more than B.

It's also a way to generate new ideas. Sometimes I decide I buy both because I think thee are equally good and in this case I just diversity to spread risk.
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