Don't Fall For These Traps
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A stock can either provide great value or be a value trap. The line between the two can be blurry. But landing on the right side can be the difference between a comfortable retirement, or wading through years of losses.
Today, we discuss value traps – how to spot them and how to avoid them. We’ll even give the names of a few stocks we recommend steering well clear of. Be sure to catch it all below.
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Brad Thomas is the Editor of the Forbes Real Estate Investor.
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Flat Broke
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We are basically holding a dog. But, when they talk about holding non-growing “losers” too long…what happens when you sell and Pfizer acquires or merges? Then, it’s too late to invest in a growth story…which can happen at any time, correct?
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Frank Higgins
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1 month ago
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That's pretty much the case for retail to have been investing this long. Better be starting soon cause we are worn out.
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Flat Broke
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1 month ago
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#Starbucks ($SBUX) rose 20% by announcing a new leader. #UnitedHealth ($UNH) dropped 50% (perhaps due to the abruptness of the leader leaving + guidance pause + WSJ hit job article)…so it could go either way with replacing Bourla.
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