Understanding Market Volatility & Why We Need It | Phil Town

[@PhilTownRule1Investing]

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[@hcmd8768]

Liquidity

[@MapAtlass]

You gotta love the stock market volatility of 2020, at least if you are young and investing for the long term.

[@christianandrews7764]

Also if you’re an option seller

[@giuseppecapilli4914]

Volatility come from the Latin "volare" which means "to fly". Of course you can fly up and down, but you need the wings, i.e. the knowledge and the right character.

[@MoementumFinance]

Mr. Town, you have the gift of explaining stock market concepts so well to investors of various levels of experience. I believe volatility is constant in the stock market investing but it can vary depending on the type of stock one invests in. As an investor who does their research, volatility is the best thing which allows buying shares of quality companies at a discounted price.

[@makesaveinvest1401]

Volatile provides dips in the market that some of us use to buy on sale!!

[@InvestorCenter]

“Stock market volatility is the long term investor’s friends” -Warren Buffett

[@baoho6691]

Your books and workshop are wonderful. Thanks again teacher.

[@mindsinmotion2825]

Volatility is great for those looking to buy and have a long term outlook for the market.

[@konceptzincere9134]

I want to understand the Stylized facts of financial instruments. Thanks for nice presentation

[@matteog4290]

Volatility is like a wave It can be dangerous, or fun if you understand how to ride it

[@InvestorCenter]

Great analogy!

[@luisrivera-os1fe]

how can i learn how to ride the wave and have fun?

[@BrigetGstar]

Putting well-earned money into the stock market can't be over emphasised for first-time investors, unlike a bank where interest is sure thing! Well, basically times are uncertain, the market is out of control, and banks are gradually failing. I am working on a ballpark estimate of $2M for retirement, and I have a good 6-figure loaded up for this, could there be any opportunity for a boomer like me?

[@NoahNollens]

Personally, I would say have a mentor. Not sure where you will get an experienced one, but if your knowledge of the market is limited, it seems like a good bet.

[@OyunBabus]

Mind if I ask you to recommend this particular coach you using their service? Seems you've figured it all out.

[@OyunBabus]

She appears to be well-educated and well-read. I ran a Google search on her name and came across her website… thank you for sharing

[@TrippleNine666]

Thanks Phil i was so concerned about the volatility since i am new to trading but from what I’ve seen on your video i been talking good steps like you mentioned i hope good companies go down so we can all take a good chance to get rich or richer Good luck to all ✌🏻

[@sbamatsa989]

I love this man I’m subscribing

[@hansdoreen]

Volatility = opportunity. Great angle Phil, on volatility =/= danger.

[@PhilTownRule1Investing]

Nailed it. 👍🏼 Thank you for watching!

[@geoffreycoombe7424]

Great explanation.

[@chanakasasa]

Thanks you sir. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@watsonhakeem7005]

Wow, very understandable

[@nextgalaxyoverinvestments6508]

Learned a, lot from this, going to use some of your arguments against regulation of market volatility in my graduate class here in Miami if you don't mind? Tim

[@kingtob330]

Thanks for the information

[@Je.rone_]

First volatility keeps people on their toes, also it can lead to higher probability of mispricing of securities

[@bharatbhartikumar8135]

Thank you very much.

[@cyenkwang]

Golden as always

[@maureenbennett809]

Great content! Is low volatility good for back testing?😄

[@David_Quinn1995]

loving this volatility I picked up T for under $30, KO for $41, and F for $5.50ish today and holding T and KO selling F when it hits $12 again.

[@cranberryeater7459]

If it hits $12 again. Who knows. Maybe bankruptcy? Previous depressions took 30 years to break even.

[@nolimitbanks7318]

Glad to see people in ford. An American company that needs us Americans to invest into them.. if ford fails America fails. All these other foreign car company's are way up there in price.$100s $200s + We need ford to succeed no matter what the haters say about it. Invest in America people. If it goes down in the $4 range, I'll buy 1,000 stocks. If we can get 10 million+ people to buy 1,000+, 10,000+ stocks. Our country will be in better shape..

[@jengcua]

great explanation Phil. Thank you as always for great value that you are giving. As a ruler, yes, this is the volatility that we are waiting for. 👌

[@APC-pm2on]

Great video Phil. Would love to hear your thoughts on Virgin Galactic (SPCE) 👍

[@AmrutaAkut]

Hi Phil. What is the difference between ROP and Roct Put and also between ROC and Roct Call. Which one to execute when ? I missed Austin's session during your workshop , it will help a lot to know this difference. Thanks

[@mikecole1664]

Phil I consistently learn something from your videos. Thanks. A friendly suggestion: I can’t be the only person who finds the background music to be a distraction. I guess that’s more of a statement 🤷🏻

[@smithraymond09029]

I love volatility. I have a a few stocks I sell and buy almost like clock work as the price rises and falls. Getting nice gains each time. Volatility is a good thing.

[@zacheryp813]

Like what? 😅😘

[@lynnrielFWWM]

When will the Rule One Toolbox Guru Stocks be updated to include 2021Q1 and 2021Q2, I am waiting on this information, please post it soon.

[@susantisayekti4153]

“Risk comes from not knowing what you're doing.” Market volatility is an opportunity if we know what we’re doing.

[@suvarnalade682]

please explain uncertainty and volatility with special reference to a hedge funds. thank you

[@francopelucci6627]

Thank you for enriching my ife

[@marianadavila323]

Great explanation

[@BoomerFitness]

Great video!

[@PierceJPeterson]

Expect turbulence with stock market investing! ✈️

[@AmitSingh-re4te]

After learning from you, I like volatility.

[@AverageAngel]

Does anyone know a good website to track the BMI, big money index technical indicator? I cannot find one but it is very accurate

[@Rohit-dq1ud]

Nice 👍🏽 Can you review the Wilshire GDP in the context of current market dynamics?

[@norvikvoskanian4294]

Can you do an episode on shorting specially during market bubbles. Thank you

[@lixingpan4059]

I was hoping to understand what is a reasonable range of Volatility. For example, if volatility is over say 10%, it might raise some concerns because it might indicate A, B, and C.

[@keesdenheijer7283]

Volatility, I could not do without it. ;)

[@PhilTownRule1Investing]

Us Rule #1 investors love a volatile market. 💪🏼

[@flamming_arrow]

I love to know about return on book value

[@philipprichardt8057]

Is the PEG-ratio an indicator you are taking in account?

[@MagnusNilssonTOP]

I have heard so much about VIX, what is it and how can I use it?

[@PassiveIncomeTom]

*Volatility kills the new investors because they panic and sell.* 😉

[@candicainn0]

Is it within the right of a stock brokerage firm to restrict transactions siting market volatility? To be more specific, I'm wondering it if was legal for Robinhood, TD AmeriTrade, and Charles Swab to stop investors from buying shares in GME, AMC, and others?

[@richardnowel4838]

Trading has been profitable to me ever since I met with Mr Harris Stewart. He’s trading services/guidance has been of great help to me

[@cynthiawillfred8271]

Is he still taking in new traders? And please what’s his start up amount. I’m definitely trading with him.

[@cliftonclive]

Agile Banking?

[@josephcalapati2918]

I am new to stock market and I would like to ask this basic question: What if I purchased a share of Apple Stock at $120 and I invested $5,000. What would happen to my money/investment after 5 years and the price of Apple Stock remains at $120? Will I earn anything or nothing at all?

[@CaseyBurnsInvesting]

Volatility just means the market is pricing things incorrectly. It’s a beautiful thing.

[@PhilTownRule1Investing]

Absolutely true. 💯

[@jonathanlangford4291]

People only say volatility is “bad” when the direction is down. Noobs couldn’t care less about real volatility

[@sewaksingh6189]

why people stay on value investing yet instead of growth investing? plz, answer sir LOVE FROM INDIA :)

[@desaturated6049]

TVIX make me quite decent amount of cash due to the extreme fear in the market :)

[@robbybobby6277]

You may only hope to mitigate or minimise risk or volatility. There's no such thing as a risk free investment anyway. It seems that's what some people want though. If you're waiting for 'risk free' investment with an almost entirely stable stock price, before taking risks you won't get very far. Especially in this economic environment.

[@stanleyfujiwara1394]

I've been kinda unsure about the market due to its usual volatility, at the same time I still feel it's the right time to make profit because of the price decreases, heard someone speaking of making over $400k from selling S&P500 he bought at $90k since the pandemic and I'm driven to ask what techniques/skillset is needed to achieve this.

[@tylereveridge-realtor7402]

R.I.P. TVIX you will be missed 😢

[@cranberryeater7459]

... being delisted.

[@xx3868]

Volatility is risk and when the Vix goes up, you can sell out, hold and if the Vix goes to 70-80, then CRASH, you then can buy up all the stocks cheap including the ones you held. Holding through any crash is stupid and financially illogical and only the timing is the problem as exiting too early and you miss out on div's. However, if you get it pretty close, the amount of div;s you lose is way less than the big chunk of extra shares you pick up after the crash giving you way more divs after. just common sense and remember maths dosent have feelings, only YOU do... Silly humans!!

[@alextitaus]

So have you bought anything yet? Please tell us :)

[@PhinAI]

All of this hyperbole sounds great, but I am not finding any opportunities in any companies that I like or care about. The businesses I shop at have stock prices that are at or near all-time highs, have leadership that I do not like, or are disqualified either through Rule 1 principles or my own personal values. The book demonstrated research resources that are no longer available. I think this whole thing is incredibly frustrating and a huge amount of pie-in-the-sky. The companies that are holding our economy together are exorbitantly priced, and poised only to continue going up. I'm spinning my wheels for nothing.

[@Mossberg930]

Patience is the name of the game. You might only make one trade a year with this method, depending on the market. I don’t see anything in the buy range either at this time. If something is overpriced, it’s bound to come down eventually.

[@cranberryeater7459]

Volatility = Opportunity. But how to determine the value of TSLA? seems that the retail investors are just going mad and throwing their $1200 checks into it. Elon himself laughs at us for being so foolish and driving up the price on it.

[@makesaveinvest1401]

Yeah!! I agree with you!! Tesla is such an awesome company but they still have a price limit worth paying for!!

[@joephysics5469]

From a pure valuation standpoint I'd buy TSLA under $20.00. Run the numbers. Rule one investors buy companies that are as close to a sure thing as possible. Even at $20.00 it would be absolutely speculation because of it's huge debt. In other words, TSLA is not a rule one type stock.

[@Mossberg930]

Tesla doesn’t turn a positive EPS. How does one objectively value it?

[@arielmatinez]

There ain’t going to be an upward volatility, pretty much this economy is done! Between the political suicide that is coming and hyper inflation is just over. My 2 cents