Sunday, January 17, 2021
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Friday, January 1, 2021
HOW TO PICK A SHARE IN STOCK MARKET
Hi friends in this video I'm going to show how I choose a share in the stock market.
before that, I want to choose the sector. Let's start from this
Nowadays everybody has a cell phone it’s become essential In our daily life
you pay the mobile bill every month
how much we pay a month
The basic plan starts from 35 dollars and it goes high to $85 or more
So I am going to the communication sector
in that Telus is my choice for today.
so here is their Revenue
you can see it's growing organically for the last 3 years so the profits are
now their net income also in increasing mode but they just missed a little bit in this year as everyone knows it's because of the pandemic
Telus communication is owned by Telus Corporation where the headquarter is in Vancouver
Today prices are 25 dollars $0.21 and it's paying a dividend off 4.94percentage which I want to hear
now let's go see what the experts say
most of them Recommending to strong buy and buy and few of them recommending to hold it
you can see none of them is recommending to sell or underperform so I definitely go with the expert’s advice
the price ranges are - high price is 32 dollar where 24 is the low price and the average is 26.77
the current price is $25 so it's a good chance to buy this company right now but I’m looking for a long term investment so I am waiting to get it a little bit down to $20
what makes the difference if buying at a low cost will have a chance of a huge profit when the price go high and
even if the price goes low it doesn't hurt too much
1 minus point in Telus is, they r a little behind on the race of 5 g when comparing to its peers.
Still, they have time to take a leadership position in the race. It is my own opinion.
Their Revenue, earnings, profit, and future plans are convincing me to buy it.
The next step is going to compare with their peers and the final step is to invest.
Here v can c the dividends paying by telus
They keep on increasing it even on the pandemic year