Recently, the stock market has crashed a significant amount due to the spread of the COVID-19 and as a result, there are now many buying opportunities in the market. In this video, I discuss the 3 stocks I'm buying now after the stock market crash. Let me know in the comment section below if you want to see more videos like this.

Three stocks I'm buying because of the coronavirus dip we've got a lot to talk about. So let's get started. The first off in this list is Carnival Cruise Line. I'm buying this stuff because of its low value, high dividend yield fast growth rates and also the fact.

That's a leading player in a growing industry. Let's start with low value with the chilling P + 4 P of 7. This puts it far lower than the sector median of 14. Along with this, CCL also surprised a sales ratio just higher than the sector median of 0.8 in a price to book ratio, 54 % lower than the sector median by these valuations.

I can't pass on the stock. We need to remember that the covered 19 is a short-term cause for concern. Sure earnings for the cruise company are definitely gon na, go down for the next few quarters, but give it a year and cruises will be up and running and you're. Just looking at a phenomenal company on a seriously huge discount right now, a stock that was trading once at the $ 60 range is now over-the-counter for $ 33.

A share Warren Buffett once said be fearful when others are greedy and greedy. Only when others are fearful when it comes to Carnival Cruise Line, we're looking at a company with massive hysteria surrounding the stock and at this time of fear and uncertainty, we're looking at a great buying opportunity for a Carnival Cruise Line and are just another reason. The bike stock is it's insanely high dividend yield when the stock price goes down and the dividend payout stays the same, the dividend yield will increase, and this is what we're seeing right now with Carnival Cruise Line. The Devon yield increases as the stock price goes down.

So you're probably wondering well this divin you'll get cut as a parent ratio is up, 47 percent and the company's not making earnings in the short term shouldn't the divin you'll get cut the only time a dividend has gotten cut for Carnival Cruise Line was in a 2008 recession, unless, if we get into another recession, I can't see Carnival Cruise Line cutting their dividend, especially if the payout ratio is out 47 % and with the company having 20 billion dollars of sales per year. Usually, the growth rates are extremely slow for a company Carnival Cruise on. However, in 2021, their sales are actually expected to increase 7 % year-over-year and for stock dust trading on such low valuations. These are extremely fast growth rates and finally, Carnival Cruise Line is the leading player in its industry.

They control 45 % of the cruise market, and this is an industry that continues to grow as time goes on. Through 2018 and 2020, we've seen a consistent revenue. Growth rate of 4 % in this industry, the second stock I'm buying is Boeing Boeing. The stock I'm buying because it's in a dually own sector has extremely low value and there's incredible demand for its new planes, like the 777 acts allowing Boeing to have very high growth rates for the future.

The airplane manufacturing business is a duopoly owned business, and this is a good thing because it solidifies a moat for the business in order to enter the airplane manufacturing. Business you're gon na need one lots of capital and two lots of hard work to get past. The FAA regulation test, along with plenty of other tests for other countries, and finally, even if you pass the first two steps, you still need to get Airlines to buyer product, or else everything you've done but go to waste. My point is that this is a business that will likely forever be duopoly.
Owned. Boeing also offers extremely low value with a four P of 44 and a paisa sales ratio of two, and this low drop is primarily due to one a huge drop from the 737 max delays, and also the fact that the cv is going to lower earnings for Airlines in the short term, this means that the airlines are going to have less money to pour it into Boeing and with all eyes on the 737. Max people are not looking at the 777x, which has been hugely successful for boeing as they had their first successful flight in the beginning of 2020, and keep in mind that this is going to be an expensive plane. Each of these planes will cost 410 million dollars by far the most expensive plane that boeing has ever sold.

These planes have extremely high demand with already an eighteen point. Six billion dollar commitment from IAG to order 42 triple seven explains after having a huge decline in sales, Boeing is expected to grow at massive rates in the future, with sales expected to grow 20 % plus you of year in the next two years along this earnings Is also expected to skyrocket, with earnings expected to go from four dollars a share to sixteen dollars a share in 2021. This is massive growth, and this just adds on to the fact that you're getting very low value for a company that has insanely high growth rates and with that being said, let's move on to the third stock on this list, which is Tesla. Casso stock has dropped massively because of the CD outbreak and, due to this, we're looking at much more reasonable prices for Tasos stock in 2020.

We're looking at massive model y ramp ups, which will increase sales significantly along the everlasting long term. Growth story of tussle with all these upcoming cars and tons of potential with Tosca's, solar and battery segments that always seems to get overlooked with custo, stop dropping 27 percent since February 19th, tussle stock, now trades first 667 dollars a share, and due to this now we're Looking at a price to sales ratio of four point, eight nine, which is actually a lot more reasonable for high growth company like Tesla, and we look at a company like Amazon, who's, growing a lot slower than tusla their prices. Sales ratio is at three right now. Uber who's losing loads of money.

Every single quarter has a price to sales ratio of 2.8, not too far from Tesla. When we look at a stock like a V saw at least as a solid company, but it's not going as fast as Tesla. It has a price to sales ratio of 17 and, as far as the model y ramp up Elon Musk has once said that the mother, why would sell more vehicles the Model S model 3 Model X combined, and this is a reasonable estimate to make, because the Suv market share is not only growing, it's also humongous, there's so much market share in the SUV market and when Tosca approaches a market. This big we're gon na see nothing but a massive vehicle delivery boom for Tulsa and next few quarters, and this is where the price to sales ratio is pretty reasonable if Tess is able to double their sales with them, along with the release of the road through Semi, this would have the price to sales ratio and make Custer's price to sales ratio be around 2.4 and finally, with the release of the cyber truck houses, sales in the future are bound to increase significantly whatever Tulsa produces is going to sell the tussle cyber truck.
Already has five hundred twenty three thousand pre-orders, and this does even capture the whole market that would buy a console cyber truck. The cyber truck design is genius. It will lower production costs and increase production capabilities. The cyber truck ramp up will be quick and cheap, which is everything a car manufacturer wants.

I can imagine gross margins going through the roof on this vehicle, and that concludes the video three stocks on buy because of the stock market crash. If you enjoyed this video, please hit that like button subscribe and I hope to see you in another video, you.

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17 thoughts on “3 stocks i’m buying now during the stock market crash”
  1. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Guillermo Martin says:

    CCL is 12.00 today, 16.67% dividend yield…

  2. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Albin Martinsson says:

    The first 2 stocks are reasonable picks…. but tesla…. Your way off pitching the stock is the same way the dot coms where pitched. High volume/growing sales in themself cannot be attributed to sustainability. Just like wework/smiledirect or any of the dot coms their sales were going through the roof. Also to say that the shares of tesla will return good long term value is doubtable. Looking at the share dilution (which i do alot as i study junior gold miners) tesla has no long term option to return value unless MASSIVE buybacks are made. Which i doubt unless debt and profitability becomes reliable issues to solve.

  3. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars The Space Strategist says:

    TSLA is great, Iโ€™m worried about Boeing though, I think they donโ€™t have the same engineering talent they once had. Theyโ€™ve become too big and less innovated. Star liner, SLS, and Vulcan are all over budget and behind schedule

  4. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Jurgen Vesst says:

    Great presentation! Similar to my pick. Iโ€™m going with CCL, DAL, TSLA (only if it goes to 580 and more if it goes to 400s.) also looking at FB,SHOP, BYND,TSM,QCOM,DIS … going on a buying spree but I donโ€™t thing we are at bottom yet. So will average in slowly

  5. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Jason C. says:

    Three stocks I shorted this past week that tripled my portfolio. Itโ€™s only the beginning sorry bulls.

  6. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Zensei says:

    What about amazon(AMZN)

  7. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Will Green says:

    Do you use Robinhood if not what do you use

  8. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars John Scriver says:

    Great video…..be Cool if you did astocks you are buying each month, as an ongoing monthly series

  9. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Mr. Dividend Investor says:

    Great picks of to buy stocks! You got a new subscriber! I hit that like button! Great video!

  10. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Angel investor says:

    3 stocks to lose your money LOL

  11. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Metal Bum says:

    isnt the PE ratio based on trailing earnings 12 years? Well if the earnings drops to just 25% of before then wouldn't that turn that ratio into 75% less so the pe would go up a lot

  12. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars David Waddell says:

    Are you buying any Biotech/CV stocks? If so, which ones? Please please please

  13. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Chris Glaze says:

    I canโ€™t see a dividend cut in the future with a 47% payout ratio

  14. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars defmos says:

    3 super risky stocks to buy. i think you should do a deeper analysis before committing. especially carnival and boeing may take up to a year to recover IF there is no recession. because if a recession hits, there will be way less people taking cruises and less orders for aircraft. and it is already happening now because of the virus

  15. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Ben Andersson says:

    I think all 3 are pretty stupid stocks to buy really. I advise you to do a deeper analysis.

  16. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Power Napster says:

    Boeing is a really bad bet. They have been badly managed for the last couple of years. Only short-sighted stock buybacks to serve the management. They neglected R&D. Even if Trump starts war with Iran to win the election, other stocks will perform better. Lockheed and Raytheon for that matter. Boeing will go down for quite some time to come. I'd buy Microsoft, Amazon, Paypal, Disney, Alibaba, Apple

  17. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Geoffrey Hodies says:

    I wouldnโ€™t buy Boeing. I really believe that stock is going to go to zero. I buy all the TSLA I could and hang on for 5 to 10 years

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