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Everyone knows Apple, Amazon, Microsoft...

But how do you find the next $AFRM, $PLTR, or $USPT early?

Here are 9 GREAT resources for finding stock ideas (8 of them are FREE):

 1: ETFs

Look through the holdings of high-growth ETFs

Google the ETF symbol and “holdings”

These are worth cracking open:
▪️ $ARKF / $ARKG / $ARKK / $ARKW
▪️ $FFTY
▪️ $HACK
▪️ $IZRL
▪️ $TMFC
2: Fund Managers

Type a fund you respect into @Whalewisdom

You can see all their holding and get emails of any changes

These funds are worth tracking:
▪️AKre Capital
▪️AKO Capital
▪️Dorsey Asset
▪️Fundsmith
▪️Polen Capital

More funds:
https://t.co/QI7W97ZTpr
3: Newly Public Companies

▪️Direct Listings
▪️IPOs
▪️SPACs

Are a great idea source

Helpful resources:
▪️ https://t.co/jJW01WpJQh
▪️ https://t.co/1XKDKDOGMo
4. Screeners

@Finviz is great for screening by sector/industry

@Stockcard is great for screening by themes (like the mega-trends listed below)
5: Your Family & Friends

Look through your credit card statements

Observe the brands your friends buy

Notice any patterns? Find out if the company is public
6: Podcasts

These podcasts are great at uncovering hidden gems
@chitchatmoney
@investing_city
@motleyfoolmoney
@MFIndustryFocus
@marketfoolery
@RBIpodcast
7: Free Articles / Substacks

@themotleyfool main page has TONS of free content

I like @FromValue & Bert Hochfeld on seeking alpha

@Beth_Kindig has great content

The substacks of:
@jaminball
@marketplunger1
@StockMarketNerd

Are all worth reading
8: FinTwit

TONS of people share ideas on FinTwit

I’ve gotten ideas from:
@LiebermanAustin
@anandchokkavelu
@hhhypergrowth
@Matt_Cochrane7
@jablamsky
@saxena_puru
@StackInvesting
@TomGardnerFool

and SO MANY MORE!
9: Paid services

I paid for:
@TMFStockAdvisor
@TMFRuleBreakers

For YEARS before I worked for them

If you get 1 good idea from a paid service, the subscription more than pays for itself
Finding stocks ideas is one thing

Figuring out if they are worth buying is another

This is where checklists are helpful

Create your own, or download & use mine for free:

https://t.co/3S3eoymaiZ
Want to learn HOW to research a company in detail?

@brian_stofffel_ and I teach this weekly on our YouTube channel

Check it out for free here:
https://t.co/wFMwTR292X
Enjoy this thread?

Follow me @brianferoldi

I regularly tweet about money, investing, and personal finance
Summary:

1: ETFs
2: Fund managers
3: IPOs
4: Screeners
5: Your friends & family
6: Podcasts
7: Free articles
8: Fintwit
9: Paid services

Where else?

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1/ How to review quarterly earnings 🧵

A step by step guide using $DXCM as an example

⬇️

2/ The BIG question: Is the thesis on track❓

Other question:

❓Is revenue growing?
❓Are margins stable/expanding?
❓Profits?
❓Balance sheet?
❓New opportunities?
❓New threats?

3/ I open 4 browser tabs

Tab 1 - Current company earnings report / shareholder letter

Tab 2 - Previous company earnings report / shareholder letter (check guidance)

Tab 3 - Analyst estimates

Tab 4 - Call Transcript


4/ Tabs 1 & 2 - Find the current & previous earnings report

I search "Dexcom Investor Relations"

I click on "press release"

Open the newest quarterly earnings report and last quarter

It can also be a shareholder letter/presentation


5/ Tab 3 - Find the quarterly analyst estimates

Open up $DXCM in yahoo finance

The "news" section usually has a link to reports on whether the company beat/met estimates

The "analysis" tab is a good source, but sometimes it updates to the next quarter too quickly
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@BrianFeroldi
My inflation strategy:

Own businesses with recession-proof demand and pricing power
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@BrianFeroldi
I have an MBA in finance

But I’ve learned 10x more about investing from listening to podcasts than I did in school

Here are 24 podcasts that I regularly listen to that will make you a better investor⬇️

1/ Acquired -- @AcquiredFM

This podcast "tells the stories of great companies"

Ben Gilbert & David Rosenthal do a great job of talking through acquisitions & have a stellar list of guests

2/ Animal Spirits

@awealthofcs & @michaelbatnick break down financial news, share insights that they are thinking about, and recommend TV shows & movies

3/ The Business Brew

@BillBrewsterSCG does long-form, in-depth, discussions about capital allocation and the psychology of investing/business

4/ Capital Allocators

@tseides has an amazing series of guests that discuss all facets of investing

His recent book -- Capital Allocators -- takes all of the top learners from his interviews and condenses them into a book
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@BrianFeroldi
My investing style: Buy and hold high-quality businesses

Here are 15 traits that tell me I've found a great business ⬇️

1/ Recurring Revenue

Types:

Business Services $MCO
Contracts $AMT
Consumables $MNST
Exchange $MKTX
Franchise $WINA
Membership $TDOC
Platform $ETSY
Razor/blade $DXCM
Real Estate $STOR
SaaS, PaaS, IaaS $TWLO, $NOW, $FSLY
Subscription $NFLX
Tollbooth $BIP


2/ Recession-Proof Demand

Great companies sell products/services that are in-demand in good times and bad

That allows them to grow regardless of what is happening in the broader economy


3/ Organic Growth

"Organic" growth: Growing by increasing sales of internally developed products/services

"Inorganic" growth: Growing from mergers & acquisitions

Organic Growth > Inorganic Growth


4/ High & Expanding Gross Margin

Indicates that the company’s products/services create a huge amount of value for the customer

Rising gross margin also indicates pricing power
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@BrianFeroldi
1/ My most popular tweets of 2020 by month (thread)

January:

A reminder of @morganhousel cash strategy.

For every $1,000 in cash:

More: ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️


2/ February

If you've truly found the next $AMZN, $AAPL, or $NFLX and can hold for years, it's nearly impossible to overpay.

But finding them is hard.

3/ March

Millennials have seen tech crash, 2008, and now #COVID19

I'm worried that many of them will swear off the stock market -- the greatest wealth-building device ever -- for life.

4/ April

Want to see the checklists used by

Buffet
Dalio
Fischer
Graham
Greenblatt
Klarman
Marks
Munger

and

5/ May

When the P/E ratio is:

Useless (Stage 1, 4) - $MDB, $SHOP, $PINS, $GME, $JCP

Semi-useful (Stage 2) - $TTD, $NFLX

Useful! (Stage 3) - $MSFT, $AAPL, $V

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There are countless ways to make watchlists. Each trader looks for particular things in a setup that fits their style. There is no science here. My goal is to share a simplistic strategy on how to become SELF-SUFFICIENT with watchlists. 🤝

There are 3 points I want to speak to:

1. I have extensive stock watchlists based on tickers I have either played in the past or have been watching with the intent of playing in the future. Especially with options, it is hard to jump into a stock not knowing how it acts.

For me, is crucial to study the price action of a stock, as well as how its premium and options spreads move before I am fully comfortable trading it regularly.

Start with sector watchlists. In addition, have one "general" watchlist with assortments of familiar & trending stocks

2. Now that I have a large sample size of stocks I have kept an eye on for some time, I will shuffle through their charts when looking for possible high risk/reward plays.

I look for charts with significant breakout or breakdown potential. If it is easy to identify both

support AND resistance targets without too much choppiness in the chart (small distance between targets), I would consider it high risk/reward. When a chart displays ample movement in the past, they can be great plays either way, which is why I give both call and put targets.
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