If i were to ask you where you would invest a hundred and one thousand dollars what three stocks would you choose from right, and that is exactly what i am asking a youtuber. This is jordan beau. You have a little bit over a million on youtube and i'm gon na. Let him decide where to invest a hundred and one thousand dollars for me, and i'm gon na give him three different stocks to choose from.

What's getting on team, it's ricky with tackbot solutions. Here with another video - and you guys really liked the previous two videos - and all you have to do - is if you guys want me to continue to make these videos make sure you drop a thumbs up and consider subscribing. So jordan is not only big on youtube, but also has a large following on other social media platforms such as instagram, twitter and, of course, tick. Tock.

You can see some of his dances on tick, tock, huge, huge dance, guy, yeah, huge dance guys. So jordan is also a really big car guy, so i selected three stocks well, two socks that i think align with him as an individual and the third one is a funny surprise. So i really hope that you enjoyed this video but, most importantly, i hope that you learned something new, let's jump on into my screen the first stock that we're going to be talking about jordan, being a big car guy, we're going to select ferrari, of course, but Ferrari is not a good deal right now: oh, we just looked at it yeah. So if you look at ticker symbol race, one of the big things that i like to focus on is overall direction and who likes to overpay for things not at all right.

You actually did a really good job. You bought your porsche gt3 or gt4 yeah and you sold it yeah four whoa a profit. No, i actually never said that on my channel yet because i didn't what bought my gt4 for 98, i sold it for 107.5. Like 13k boom, you know you bought it for a good deal yeah and you sold it for a a better deal for someone else, which means i didn't take risks.

I should have taken more risks. I should have bought high. No, no, no, so the reason that we're not going into ferrari is this is ticker symbol, race, and, if you look at this on the day chart, you can see that it has a very common resistance level right around 225, almost every single time that it breaks Above 225, it pulls on back it pushes up 225 220 pulls on back 220 pulls on back 230 pulls on back. It just hit highs up 225.

It's a little bit more. On the overbought side. The rsi indicator, as you can see right there in the macd, are good indicators to identify when a stock is overbought. So i don't like to overpay for stock and if i'm gon na, let him decide where invest where to invest a hundred and one thousand dollars.

It's definitely not going to be on something that is overbought, but what is a very reliable car manufacturer? What what toyota yup? He told me to try to invest into volkswagen because he's really into porsche and volkswagen owns sports, but i own a jetta too. I just bought a jetta yeah, but you also just bought a no that's, not a jam. Jetta you've seen this white, it's a little photogenic audi. No, it's not um, but the thing that i really like about t-mobile and you guys can.

Let me know in the comments section if you agree, is first off: what's a manufacturer car manufacturer that everyone kind of appreciates right, it runs forever. It's a great quality company. It's been here forever and it's probably not going anywhere. Toyota has been absolutely killing it and, although it has recently pulled on back, it tends to experience lower volume, the thing that i most importantly like to pay attention to are three things direction.

So one thing that i said before is i like to focus on stocks that are bullish, meaning that they indicate signs of an uptrend over a period. Now you have to turn it around, so i could say sorry, sorry they just assumed yeah so bullish, meaning that showing signs of a continuous uptrend pattern with in a very simple you know, example, can be you want to put your money and invest your money in Areas that are showing signs of consistent growth, so looking at toyota, i get that by looking at 108 and seeing where it's at now for the past year, it's done very, very well. The direction is in my favor. The second thing that i like to focus on is consistency.

Is this all of a sudden at 187 and then it pulls on back to you know 108, and then it drops to 50 and then it recovers. No right there's a consistent uptrend pattern and it validates the moving average, which is this light green line where it validates this as a support, and then it pushes up pulls back support then pushes up support pushes up pulls back support pushes up, and now it's pulling Back again to that moving average now it doesn't mean that it's you know not not one indicator is correct 100 of the time, but the idea of an indicator is to use it as a reference so because of the direction because of the consistency and now because Toyota has recently pulled on back if we buy toyota at the current price point that it's at from 173 and if it were to make a recovery to 187, which is previous highs. That would offer about nearly an eight percent return in a perfect trade. There's.

No such thing as a perfect trader so realistically, even if i make five percent out of that eight percent, that's something to work towards now. I already know jordan, and i know that out of the three stocks that we're going to be talking about, that is probably not going to be his pick as he is a little bit. You know he's young he's, okay with taking risk and is even more okay with taking risk when it's my money. So i just want you to understand bullish, consistent yeah, a little bit on the oversold side, so a decent deal, yeah, eight percent.

I also want you to know we would make over eight thousand dollars because we're investing with 101 grand. I want you to know that correct. Just yes, i'm here about the profits here, you know what i mean correct, all right, so that that's eight percent. Why do you call it t-mobile? Did i call it t-mobile you keep calling it t-mobile.

I meant toyota and i get very confused. Well, i'm really happy you actually one point. I think you said tia mobile toyota. Maybe you guys.

Let me know on that. I was yeah, you know where i think this is coming from. I see tm and i used to work at t-mobile. You did you're trying to sell a phone right now i was i was trying to sell you a phone man all right and i'm not buying a t-mobile phone because yeah i have verizon now.

Can i cuss sure good, thank god? Okay, all right! Moving on to the next one, big social guy huge, what recently was announced about social media - we just talked about it. You heard about it before i don't know the specifics and i'm gon na butcher it. I just know something that made apple look good and everyone else look bad for the future, so apple just announced that it's a specific term um and i think it's like att, but uh the whole idea behind what they announced is that it's their privacy policy. They are no longer right apple.

Being a manufacturer of these devices is no longer allowing third-party platforms, such as social media platforms, pinterest facebook, instagram well, facebook owns instagram google twitter to track and collect that data to more accurately target for marketing purposes. These individuals, so because of that restriction that apple is implementing that is causing those five different platforms: pinterest, google, facebook, twitter and pinterest. I think you said pictures twice: that's okay, though we like pinterest, so i think they deserve it yeah. I think they deserve it.

So um we're no longer allowing those platforms to target uh these individuals as aggressively by collecting third-party data, and now people are also theorizing that, because of all the information, apple has recorded that they're going to start their own search engine one day and they're. Also going do uh some sort of marketing uh platform, so i think that's that's where you that's, where you took it as um. You know that was an incentive for apple versus something just a future assumption which is probably causing people to yeah. That's from your news.

So correct, but this is what is causing you know, facebook being down five point: six percent. If you actually think about it, facebook has a market cap nearly of one trillion dollars, so it's 910 billion it pulling back. Five percent is pretty significant right. It's one of the most valuable companies in the world, but again, let's get down to the basics.

I love facebook and, let's be honest, it's probably not going anywhere. It's bullish, the direction's in my favor right just like we talked about with t-mobile, making higher highs higher lows, it's consistent and, most importantly from 384 to where it's at right. Now it's a decent deal so from where we're at right now at 322, if it were to make a recovery just to previous highs, not continuing increasing in value, but just that previous highs. That's nearly 20 percent roi, something worth taking into 20 21 000.

If it were to make a full recovery in a perfect world, not bad right, it's facebook, one of the things that i really like sharing on this channel, is how i would choose to take advantage of it right. So i'm talking about working with a hundred thousand dollars, people watching this video might have more money or might be starting to invest with less money. So if let's say you have a thousand dollars the way that i like to invest or the way that i like to trade is, i don't want to just buy all at once, a hundred thousand dollars or 101 000. The way that it would make sense.

So jordan is yawning over there. You're boring me dude yeah. I can tell all your money at once. No well! Let me explain to you one of the main reasons and how it is that i like to do it a very common mistake that a lot of people make is they buy when a stock is still selling off facebook's selling off right now going all in, and Then guess what happens if it continues to sell off, and if i have no more money left over to buy more then all i'm hoping for is for it to recover and if it doesn't and it continues to sell off, then i become an emotional mess because Now i'm questioning my original intention is facebook actually going to recover where, in my opinion, one of the things that i always like to talk about with my lpp team is the three stages of a reversal.

I like to put money - and i really like to step on the gas when the direction is in my favor, so i wait for the rejection and i wait for consolidation before i go all in between these two stages. The most that can be invested is 20. An example would be with 101 000. I can be capped out at 20 000.

and then, when it does indicate signs of an uptrend. I can then really invest the difference, because the direction's in my favor, the example with the one thousand instead of you going in with one thousand at once, the max you will do as it's consolidating or as it's rejected is 10 to 20 and then once it Begins to recover, showing and proving indica indication of a recovery, then that's when you can go in with the remaining 800. So that's what i call the three stages reversal. That's what i would specifically look for and if you look closely jordan, you can see my different alerts right here and that would then indicate if it breaks below or breaks above.

A certain price point yeah reminded me and alerted me when a stock actually begins to recover now the last stock. Can you guess what would be the last stock? I would i would select you were laughing, so it has to be because i know i know you know the company okay, but it would not be one that aligns with almost anything. It has nothing to do with social, nothing to do with cars. We talked about crux crocs.

Has done really well something that not a lot of people know it's it's almost like a fad right. Does it have to do with that concept of a company? That's doing well that most people don't know are doing that yeah. I i yeah, you won't guess you will not ask me, you won't guess: okay, kroger, really, okay, i would have just assumed kroger's always doing well yeah, but it's also such an old company, where you might have assumed that it's outdated, yeah kroger in the past year Has been absolutely killing it and one of the main things that i'm paying attention to is yeah, it's bullish. Yes, it's consistent and coming from previous highs of 47.88 from where it's at right now, it's actually beginning to indicate signs of an actual recovery right.

So in the consolidation phase and almost into the new confirmation out of the three stages, we're going from two to three right, which i'm really happy that you brought up 100. So if we were to make a full recovery, that's about 19. But the reason i thought that this would be interesting is this was kind of my curveball to you. This offers a very similar roi to facebook, correct, yeah, so you're saying which one should we invest in out of the three which one i'd say: safety.

You invest! Your money in facebook, okay, but adam, is there a specific reason that if this was you, you would feel the most comfortable investing in facebook versus kroger. I would say what about facebook is most attractive to you, a i feel like market cap's important on that there's. So many people in facebook that it's going to be a lot less volatile, whereas you look at kroger kroger's had days where it just pumps to the moon and back down more easily pushed yeah. So this marquee cap is 29, almost 30 billion versus facebook being at 910 billion.

I don't think a lot of people on facebook have bought and absolutely lost their ass as much as they had on kroger. I can see that so kroger's a little bit more volatile. So you could say that facebook is a little bit more consistent and the same, offering or both offering very similar potential. Yeah i'd, say facebook yeah safer, but i like to take risks.

So we should maybe just do kroger here. Wait. Correction is okay. Here, let's make sure here, because i might be this up - kroger food yeah, it's the like! They like they always own, like all the cereal and stuff like that too right, yeah yeah, it's very distributed.

Oh i like cereal, though this this changes. Oh, my god, i put my money in cereal ricky, so facebook and i hate facebook, no, okay, that's my workplace! I don't like it so out of the three yeah which one would you choose uh, probably t-mobile you get it um could go back to toyota. I forgot toy yeah, but we weren't gon na make a big return on twitter, but we were gon na. We were definitely gon na make a return market cap, 240 billion i'd, say best bet.

If it was me at home sitting at home. I am more of a long-term trader and i know that goes against everything we're doing here today. I would just put my money in facebook because i know it's no, i like it. I i really do agree with you where, if it were me actually, facebook is one of the stocks that i've brought up to the previous people that i've made these similar videos with, and they not one has ever selected facebook, because either there's one that offers more Roi, but i do agree with facebook, at least on the fundamental aspect, and not just the technical aspect in very simple terms.

I don't see facebook going anywhere they're only getting bigger and yeah. They might experience hiccups like this, just like any company. These are short-term catalysts that bring the price down, but overall big picture. We know that facebook is about to enter one of the busiest times of year for marketing and where do people market most, google and facebook correct right, paid traffic, and i think that they're set to have a very strong performing q4 as they've been able to have Year over year, so it's something that i would really look forward to now.

Do i expect facebook to make a full recovery in a day in a week in a month? No and the beautiful thing just like you said, is we don't need it to yeah right? So i love the opportunity. I love the roi. I love the direction and um. I think that we would be getting it at a decent price.

I facebook's got to be what top 20 market cap in the market. I think it's top five yeah. Okay, i want to be safe, you know what i mean, but it's got to be it's up there, dude yeah, it's like like we're talking about it like it's. Just it's like and most people get in stocks would throw their money in facebook yeah.

But it's i'm really happy. You brought that up, but one of the things that people need to understand it's the whole purpose of these videos is we're trying to make this in like a fun and creative way, but it's not just about investing in companies just because you like them, but knowing When to invest them due to proper timing, finding facebook is easy, anyone can do it or buying facebook. Anyone can do it. The idea is buying when it makes sense and when the actual opportunity presents itself, and one of the things that i like to do most is, while everyone is selling and people panic, because the stock is down five percent.

I view that as a sale and as an opportunity for a short-term catalyst that drove the stock price down, where i can load up on it at a cheaper price and ride back the recovery. It's thinking big while others are thinking small. What is this that looks like a christmas tree? What's happening, weeble platform, so uh? This is the time in sales. This is allowing you to buy, sell are all the greens, people buying and all the rents people selling yeah.

So that's like these are active buyers. So this is right now, there's a lot more selling pressure than there is buying pressure so yeah. I have a whole video on youtube that talks about my setup. I'm gon na go watch it.

They should too, but um yeah. That's really just it. So, by the time that you guys are watching this video, you should be able to see that i've purchased over a hundred thousand dollars a hundred and one thousand dollars into facebook thanks to jordan, make sure if you guys haven't followed him on his social media platforms, That is linked down below one of the things that i did want to invite you guys to is. You did hear me talk about them in this video.

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