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This sub sucks

Be friends with Donald Trump.

If you see Microsoft down 33%... you fucking buy that shit.

Stop listening to these assholes on Reddit.

You need to understand what the market consensus is for the stock and have a variant view on some part of that consensus.

Example, revenue above consensus, margins expanding beyond consensus, etc.

That’s it.

Long term?

You buy an SP500 Index fund. Never sell, just add to it regularly. Long term you are in great shape.

As simple as this.

I fell over. Then I fell into the Boglehead hole. It’s really nice. VT and chill

Ancient John Bogle proverb “don’t try to beat the market, be the market”

Research companies to find long term compounders. Read earnings reports and analyze financial statements

Purchase those compounders at reasonable prices.

Wait a decade or two.

Or just buy VOO and hold

Stop reading value investing and Boglehead forums and you'll be on the right track

Pick ones that are good

A lot of trial and error, and a lot of painful losses can help you build discipline and patience. In the past, i would invest in a stock based on recent news, gut feeling about the company's prospects, and whether a stock has fallen a lot (simply so i'm not buying high). Of course, that approach didn't work out very well. Now, once I have a list of stocks i'm considering, I would add them to my stock tracker, and check their techinicals daily and fundamentals weekly or so. I'm using [Stock Table](https://www.stock-table.com) as my stock tracker, and the table format makes it easy for me to compare technicals and fundamentals [like this](https://www.stock-table.com/fundamentals?public_uuid=72418151-a606-4b33-90df-30b21a66d4a1). Once i get closer to making an investment in a particular stock, i would use Gemini or Grok to help me further evaluate the future business prospects for the company. Honestly speaking, it's so much easier to do homework on a stock now compared to before. You just need to put in the work and stay disciplined.

My man just look into ETFs and save yourself the heartache. You want tech? Buy ETFs like VGT. You want broad market exposure? Buy VOO

This is my opinion, don't put too much weight on it. I personally think most humans are capable of identifying a good company that provides a necessary product that people would otherwise not like to live without. The PROBLEM is that only a fraction of these people are capable of being PATIENT. Patience is really key to making a lot of money with individual companies. I'm talking about real wealth generation, not making a few thousand dollars and being overjoyed about that. For said wealth generation, patience is key.

But the problem with patience is - you don't want to be stuck with a crap company that *may* deliver big, while a DCA method into a sexy index fund like VTI/VOO is chugging along and giving you 7-9% yoy when looking long term. There's beauty in such a simple DCA approach as well, sleep being one of them.

Google Blue Chip and FANNG. Then pick the ones you are willing to follow.