30. What is Stock Volume

[@kentjewelrystudio]

finally understood what volume is. Thank You!

[@ElliotBrownJingles]

This is my favourite lesson so far, and I've watched them all up to this point. This really puts perspective on how arbitrary the price can be compared to a stock's intrinsic value. I loved the part where you explained that such a tiny proportion of people trading the stocks are responsible for current trading price. I've never invested in stocks before but I'm going to try to master all these lessons before I do. Thank you again for imparting your wisdom sir!!

[@ElliotBrownJingles]

+Elliot Brown Another thing I have to say, briefly, is that once you've explained all these lessons they seem so ridiculously simple! It's mostly terminology that keeps these concepts so seemingly arcane. I guess the hard work is in researching exhaustively a plethora of companies out there and making sure they stack up to the concepts learned in these lessons. Currently reading An Intelligent Investor and these lessons are great study aid.

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[@PrepOLGC]

Every week I make a suggestion to my favorite discord to add to the stock education channel . Thank you for these videos. Liked Subscribed and Suggested!

[@MelissaGasia]

Thanks for making it easy to understand!! I needed a simple explanation like this

[@markymarc6447]

Outstanding video. The way you explain things makes it very easy to understand. Keep up the great work.

[@frankwhite2013]

I just stumbled onto this channel so I must say very interesting.

[@T3NDI3M4N]

So the lower the volume compared to past volume, its the best to buy?

[@Artur960426]

What an exquisite explanation!

[@jakem291]

Your a saint thank you so much! No one else got this to click fore

[@virgiltibbs6971]

That was the best explanation yet. Thank you

[@deandreholman8332]

Great lesson. Very informative. 👌

[@samwheller]

Thank you Sir.

[@mario6998]

Superb explanation.

[@farisal-noaman5542]

most useful explanation of volume on youtube, thank you

[@louischan880]

Love your books and videos! Thank you so much for making them. :)

[@quirkyquester]

amazing lesson, thank you so much Preston!

[@Steelmanmario]

Some questions. If there's a high volume would it mean that a lot of people sold or bought their shares? or is it both? Secondly, this might be a personal question but do you personally generate a lot of income for yourself? Do you have enough income that to the point it'll pay you in retirement? You are an amazing teacher, and I have learned so much from these videos. I think I speak for everyone when I say, that everyone is grateful for these videos that explain difficult concepts easily.

[@verabudennaya5437]

It's amazing! How easy to understand all this information. Thank you Preston.

[@BrotherAbrahamMuhamm]

What an excellent video. Thanks.

[@miketurany2082]

I just wanted to write you to thank you not only for this video but your channel and your free cores (that I thought was going to be expensive as all get out )

[@Mygoldandsilver]

Thanks for video. 👍

[@nikunjgattani999]

Thanks for the knowledge sharing. I have a question. What is the good debt to equity ratios for banks/finance companies?

[@honeyresearch]

Great Study! Thanks for the perspective with the "circle!" :)

[@malikjohnroshankhan3965]

Grate teacher👍

[@MrJonRio]

Hi Preston, Given the different debt/equity ratios between industries and between companies in the same industry what in your view is an acceptable debt/equity ration for a bank?

[@Intothemarket101]

Thank you so much for sharing this useful data! Greatly appreciated.

[@kaaazaaahm]

What’s the title of the video you mentioned that talked about when or when you’re not in the top of the price?

[@AlexandarTheGreat]

Preston, I like this video and graphic you used to make a point.

[@robertocanales1201]

Thank you very much! 😑🙏🏼

[@lostgoat]

Any chance your books will reach audible?

[@TheHeatProducer]

Hi Preston, Are trackers and index funds the same? Thanks a lot. Nico

[@dancingak47]

Great work!

[@timothycheng1938]

amazing video!! thanks Preston :)

[@Mdkabir-tq1sx]

what should be the maxmum D/E ratio for banks?

[@cjcjesse]

i would suggest avoiding use of standard reference numbers like D/E < 0.5 and to actually research the industry average yourself. the courses here give a very basic outline of benjamin graham's and warren's opinions that are for the most part, dated. ratios will change as market conditions change so ratios like these are often much more useful when comparing to industry averages and understanding what is going on in that particular sector or the economy as a whole

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[@tradeswithjohnnie]

I counted every dot 1:43

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You are a God's sent!

[@jram0001]

How did you get that book value??? I got a diferent book value for that year

[@sz3788]

Hi! Is it possible that the increasing stock volume would move stock price to go up? and is there any case where the stock volume increases but the stock price didnt move that much?

[@nottherealsc.]

Hi Preston, where i could find out the book value of the company?

[@alex741321]

Msn money, Key ratio, 10 year summary, on the bottom of the page

[@PGMP2007]

Very nice video

[@a.koirala3234]

What if there are no more outstanding share left. ? How can you buy if no other are willing to sell.? If i trade in market price who buys my stock. Company or another trader?

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[@chandrahas6908]

Amazing videos! ***** Very helpful and saves a lot of time. Great work - Much appreciated! I have a question, though - You mentioned a 'Debt to Equity Ratio' of 2 for finance sector is extremely low, what is a fair 'Debt to Equity Ratio' for cement sector? In fact, I'd like to know your opinion on fair 'Debt to Equity Ratio' for all sectors. Please advise.

[@edvango]

Thank you

[@ravitejacheruvu2365]

How to get these all intelligent I nvestors books explanations from ur huge pile of videos?

[@ChafikNajahi]

i wanna ask if someone with a huge budget of money can raise the stock price puting a huge green volume using that money the way is getting in (buy) at the begining of the day and out (sell) at the end of the day with profit after the price raise?

[@thequantitychannel1299]

Learn some technical analysis if you are interested in thus.Otherwise fundamental analysis ia more of a long term amd really disregarts dayly pumps and dumps

[@BabyTap2010]

Thank you !!!

[@lolman1234ful]

You're amazing.

[@yunglang3243]

I'm watching this while in a confused state of mind. I don't know anything about the stock market but I want to learn. This is going to be a long journey :(

[@bt3801]

is the following correct? in undervalued stock, intrinsic value>market price>book value

[@shubhankarmote9726]

Only Intrinsic>market

[@Frassmac]

I am new. thanks...

[@raulpereira8876]

First: congratulations and thank you so much for producing the video courses, the calculators and the books. I think it's only fair to say your work can be at least considered educational public service. I've being learning loads with you and I think your work deserves to be praised. Second: You insisted in the 0.5 D/E ratio as a rule of thumb; now you're saying that a D/E ratio 2.17 for a financial company is acceptable; you justify it by saying those ratios change from industry to industry. I get all that and I don't dispute any of it. But I do have questions, which derive from the fact that I ignore which ratio may be considered appropriate for different industries. Is there any book addressing that? How can I learn the specific reference D/E for different industries? Is there any website, book or article addressing that? Does any of this I'm saying make any sense? Many thanks, Raul

[@rocknroller167]

Google it.

[@connormurphy516]

Basically, look at other companies in the same industry and get an idea of the industry average.

[@vanessamaillot507]

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[@tristianwilson8158]

But was very informative.

[@jordanbronner3752]

In short volume is just an past tense analysis of the company pretty much let’s you know if it’s popping or nah lol 😂 then you say hmmm damn so many people are interested in this stock and let’s you know if you should trade it for short term or not to make a buck lol

[@ChafikNajahi]

that's perfect thx dude

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[@aminozuur]

Thanks Preston!!

[@deanward5396]

thx very informative'

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i just started trading in the stock market thank you so much

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[@tristianwilson8158]

be basically contradicted everything that he initially said.

[@bernardting3361]

Excellent analysis

[@nelw818]

thank you