So how many of you guys would allow your girlfriend to invest for you what's going on team, it's ricky with tech, but solutions and in this video i'm actually going to allow my girlfriend to decide where i choose to invest 10 000, and i wanted to put A nice twist to this, so instead of these being companies that i personally see valid or that i enjoy using every single day, i actually chose three companies that my girlfriend, i know, is a big fan of, and i'm pretty sure yours is too so, let's go Ahead and get started, we're going to jump right into the weeble platform and start breaking them down like when it comes down to creating any watch list. You want to make sure that it stays effective and i actually created a watch list just for her. The first one that we're going to be breaking down is the holy grail of all girls. It's target right, so tgt you guys could see that on the day chart is super bullish right, there's three things that i really like to focus on: overall direction, consistency and good deals and tgt is pretty much.

All of those tgt has recently uh pulled back. Tgt is the most consistent out of these three stocks, and i would say it's: the the highest quality company tgt is also the one that, i would say, is the most conservative right, so it recently pulled on back and from where we're at right. Now, if it were to recover, it doesn't offer a huge roi, but it's not bad. It's a little bit over seven percent.

If we were to buy it now and it recovers to previous 180 day highs. But again, the thing that i really like about tgt is how bullish it is, how consistent it is and because of it, its recent pullback. It provides a decent dip by opportunity or we can buy it right now and then potentially make the recovery right. So just like any trade, it should be planned out, and what we have here is the ticker callout format, so the ticker symbol is tgt, support and resistance.

What would you say so right now we're trading right around? What is that 245 previous highs at 267.? So we will say, support is at 245 and resistance is going to be at 270 and we can just identify that so 270. Has that resistance, the desired entry point at the end of the day right we never want to buy a stock before it actually begins to indicate signs for recovery because it could still continue to sell off. So you see where it's at right now. If the stock were to pull on back as of right now, it could go to lows of you know two hundred dollars.

So do we want to buy a stock blindly with ten thousand dollars right and then this is considered a conservative stock, because it's above that, what is that called again? The green one moving average moving average yeah. So this green line right here is the moving average. The blue line is the uh ema, so it's the exponential moving average, so uh at the end of the day, the uh ma or the sma is a great indicator uh for overall direction. So we can see that the stock is of right now.

So that's great that you pointed that as right now, the stock is showing signs of it being bullish, making higher highs higher lows and at the end of the day, you want to make sure that you put your money in areas that are showing signs of growth. So this is why i thought that this would be. You know not only a fun stock that we can talk about, but also a company that you know did recently pull on back. That provides a decent opportunity.

So from the entry point i would say that we'd have to wait for the break above the ema line, which is right around 253, so we can set that as 253 and the exit right around that 270 or 267 area when it comes down to stop loss. We always need to take that into consideration. I'd say if it drops below 240, we have to make sure that we manage and mitigate our risk. Why is it that we see value or potential in tgt is due to its consistent pattern and recent pullback? So that's what i'm going to put on the reason.

Why and again it's just uh good to explain the reason why so, anytime, that you go back to your plan. You can kind of have a better understanding other than just a bunch of numbers on why it is that you originally saw valid okay, the next one that we're going to be breaking down is going to be pinterest when it comes down to your work right, um, Pinterest is an application that you use very often uh, which is why i thought we would talk about it now. Pinterest out of the three stocks is the highest risk, but also one of the most rewarding stocks. If it were to make a recovery, so pinterest recently sold off due to earnings, and would you say it's risky because the two lines are switching um? Well it just it shifted direction, as you could see from it was trading above the sma line.

It was treating above the ema line, it reported our needs and then it acted as a negative catalyst, and this is one thing like at the end of the day. It doesn't matter how good technicals might be. It doesn't matter if we're trading above anything when there's certain use, that is being shared, that that trumps, everything right, because that can either act as a positive catalyst where it could have shot pinterest into you, know, uh to new highs and or based off of what It is that they shared uh pinterest peaked during uh pandemic conditions, and they were, you know, talking about their up-and-coming. Like future, it's going to be difficult to be able to like uh, see growth year over year, uh when it comes down to what they experienced in 2020 and early 2021., so that acted as a negative catalyst uh and from where we're at.

As of right. Now to previous highs, that would offer a little bit over 40 percent yeah now, if it pulls on back. We can't just talk about the upside right if it pulls on back to previous highs. That would lose potentially ten percent right.

So if it goes according to planning, it makes a nice recovery about forty percent right. If i put in ten thousand dollars, i could potentially make four thousand that's huge yeah, but i could potentially also lose a thousand when it comes down to managing and mitigating risk. So you can see that this one's a little bit different than target, but it's still attractive. Does that be? What is that or what is that? That's a four to one ratio yeah, so uh pins support is going to be right around uh previous lows, which is right around fifty dollars a share and then previous highs right around seventy dollars, a share desired entry point again: we have to wait for confirmation.

That's going to be the break above the ema line, which is right around 57.58, um, so 58, and then anytime, that we get close to the sma line. I wouldn't hesitate that would be like we would. It would be considered a critical area where the estimated line used to act as a support level, and it can now act as a resistance level. So i wouldn't be hesitant to lock in profits there.

So we'll put it at 70. But of course, if it continues to hold above and pushes above 70, then we can just follow with a trailing stop loss but overall stop loss, we're going to say if it drops below uh 50 a share, we'll cut losses there so 50 a share and then Why do you see potential uh, because it's amazing earnings drop yeah? Well, no uh yeah! Why do you see potential on just using pinterest but uh? The last one that i want to talk about is going to be urban outfitters, one of your favorite places, yeah your favorite place for sure um, so urban outfit urban outfitters, of course, um is a very trendy place but very expensive place, and the only thing that I would ever consider buying is actually the stock and it's actually, they reported earnings they recently pulled on back, and the thing that i really like about this is that it offers a horizontal pattern. So it's very easy to understand the low points, high points or low points. High points does that happen.

Often when it goes horizontally, it happens often for it's happening, often for pinterest, but no not for a lot of stocks. Uh there's not this consistency. Aspect too, too often right and from where we're at right. Now, if we were to make a full recoveries of previous resistance levels, that's about 17.

But if we break below the sma line, we can manage risk at about two percent right. So let's go ahead and set up our plan, so this is going to be urban right. Support is going to be 35 a share and then resistance is going to be forty dollars a share right when it comes down to desired entry. Let's say 36 desired exit.

Let's say: 40. stop loss because the support is right. Around 35, let's say something around 32.: we cut losses if it breaks below 32 or 33 dollars, and then why do we see potential just based off of recent earnings it pulled on back. So how often do earnings come off every quarter, all right there we go so the really cool thing about this is um.

Every quarter, a company releases its earnings based off of that quarter and based off of expectation uh, it's one of my favorite times to tr. It's one of my favorite time of the year to trade, not that i like holding during earnings, but the stocks that do pull on back. There's companies like amazon right that have recently pulled on back, but also not all stocks or companies pull on back during earnings. Some of them actually do.

You know uh, do very well report very better than expected earnings and shoot up yeah. So those are like. I always hear you talk about earnings too, so yeah, it's it's! I love focusing on good quality companies and getting them at a good deal and when they release not as good as expected earnings, they tend to pull on back, which allows people like myself to be able to buy the dip and ride the recovery. But all right.

So we talked about urban outfitters, we talked about pinterest and we talked about tgt, we didn't calculate or we did calculate the potential upside right for urban outfitters so for urban outfitters uh from previous or for current lows. If it were to make a recovery. That's about sixteen percent, so if i put in ten thousand dollars that would be about sixteen hundred dollars in potential profit versus you know a two percent downside, which is about two hundred dollars. So i would say in comparison to the three we have tgt, which is more of a two to one ratio where it's not the best, but it's also the most conservative.

It's the most consistent. We have something like uh pinterest: that's the highest risk highest reward that one's a four to one ratio which definitely isn't bad right very attractive, but a lot more risky. And then, when it comes down to urban, this one is a 16 to two. So we'll just do an 8-1 okay.

Well, since i don't trade automatically, my mind goes to target yeah because it's a little bit more conservative, of course um. But since it's not my money, i'm like, let's take a risk, no kidding um. I feel like i feel like i want to choose urban outfitters, just because you know it's hard going straight and it's getting relatively closer to that line. So when it starts to show an uptrend, that's when we would want to do it right, yeah.

So as of right now, a lot of them are still pulling on back right, uh, they're, still not shooting above the ema line or indicating signs of a recovery. But i do have to say: yeah. Pinterest is probably like a a good in-between. It's not as conservative as tgt, but it's also not as risky as pinterest.

So it's a nice in-between, it's a very consistent pattern and it's the lowest risk in the sense of if i put ten thousand dollars and with that tight of a stop loss right around thirty three dollars. I really only have about two to three hundred dollars at risk. When i have the potential to make you know, sixteen hundred dollars, yeah and the other one's a potential to lose is a lot greater right, of course, yeah on that uh pinterest. I would potentially lose about 1200 to 1500 versus make on this one that much, but on pinterest i also have the potential to make four thousand dollars so high risk high reward, but i do agree with you.

Urban is one of the better um i'd, say the better of the three as it's conservative, but not as conservative as tgt that which allows us to make the trade a little spicy. Okay, sorry, are you ready to.