Many of you know that the simplest strategies for investment success are often the best. And they’re so obvious that you often overlook them. So, we want to share with you a no brainer strategy for investing.
And, no, I’m not referring to “buy low and sell high” strategies.
Ironically (or NOT) that’s the most basic strategy of all times.
However, you should apply the “buy low/sell high” concept to what I’m about to show you.
This will help you filter out most of the garbage you read in overhyped newsletters like, “Ancient Samurai Techniques for Beating the Markets.”
LOL!
To get the most from this “No-Brainer” strategy you must remember some basic truths that cause people to make mistakes by ignoring them.
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The markets are not complicated.
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You must LISTEN to the markets.
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The markets move in the direction that frustrates the most people.
Okay, with that in mind, let’s look at four key words that give you more investment wisdom than any ancient Samurai ever could.
Ready?
Here they are:
Buy What You Use
Okay, what’s that supposed to mean?
It’s simple…buy companies that make things that YOU USE.
In the last several years, some of the most obvious examples of this strategy include Apple, Google, Amazon, Netflix, META, and Nvidia.
Am I saying these particular stocks are cheap right now?
No. They’re far from cheap.
However, there’s always sectors of the market that are overlooked and offer you great value.
Example: Consumer Staples…meaning things you buy everyday and continue to buy regardless of the economy.
To further illustrate my point, how many Apple phones did you buy this week?
On the flip side, how often did you use toilet paper this week? Or put gas in your car? Groceries? Etc.
