[grania]

I don't make much money in stocks. I trade mostly to keep analytic skills intact and because it's interesting. What I've found is that unless you're going to go purely into analytics (graphs, ratios, etc), it's best to know about the companies you're buying stock in. Stay on top of their potential and of outside influences which could lead to success or failure.

I like companies that have an interesting product that is undervalued for its potential. What I'm lousy at is knowing when to sell.

[SteveH]

undervalued per p/e ratio (eg less than 9 or so)? and been around for several years? the buffett strategy?

https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/17/warren-buffetts-investment-philosophy-may-be-about-to-make-a-comeback.html

(netflix? still??)