Falling knife v stocks on sale

How do you determine the difference between a companies stock having a bad day, stock on sale or a premature purchase of a stock, price collapsing, catching a falling knife? I seem to be too timid or not convicted enough to pull the trigger.
Thanks for this board and all the info it’s disseminated. It’s been like going back to school.
Howie

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If there was a sure fire way to differentiate we would all be gazzilionaires. All I would tell you is that there is no fundamental change in our companies or in the way they are doing business. If you bought at a higher price, then anything else must be a bargain.

What we are seeing is market speculation about whether the wfh trends are going to change and whether our stocks are going to suffer. I think, of our stocks, the only one truly impacted by the wfh trend is zoom, and perhaps Peleton.

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