Hello YouTube, Todd Ault here, and Welcome to Wall Street Words! Today's Wall Street term is "Buy the Dips"
"Buy the Dips," you say? Yes. If a stock's in an uptrend and it has a small correction, a pullback, some people subscribe to the theory of "Buying the Dips." Now, I consider the relative strength of a stock, relative to the market, before I buy dips. One example of this is if the stock is up trending for a long period of time and has these little course corrections, you can buy those dips with the hope that that relative strength kicks in and that stock resumes its uptrend. Now, I'm going to give you a real world example of "buying the dips." In the 90s, Jack-In-The-Box killed people with E. Coli Burgers. It was called food maker at the time, and people died on the West Coast. The stock got collapsed and it went from 18, I think, to three dollars. However, over time, they came out with the safest food delivery system around and the stock rallied and it rallied all the way up to about eleven dollars over many years. And then one day, McDonald's came out with the fifty-five-cent hamburger because why? It was their anniversary. Fifty-five years! And Jack in the Box got whacked for 15 percent. And I bought the dips because I thought, well, they're not going to keep the hamburger at fifty-five cents forever. And sure enough that stock not only came back after buying that dip, but it went on to go to twenty-eight dollars and beyond. That stock had high relative strength and had a moment in time where the market got a little spooked, but the uptrend continued. Today's word is "Buying the Dips." It can be very profitable if you understand what you're doing, who you're following, and what stocks you're buying if they have high relative strength.
"Buy the dips" is a common phrase investors and traders hear after an asset has declined in price. Buying the dips has several contexts—and different odds of working out—depending on the situation. Some traders say they're "buying the dips" if an asset drops within a long-term strong uptrend. They hope the uptrend will resume after the drop. Others use the phrase when no uptrend is present, but they believe an uptrend may occur in the future. Therefore, they are buying when the price drops in order to profit from a potential future price rise.
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