I came across this article from 2012 on Seeking Alpha that is a great write up on the importance of entry point when buying a stock.
I'm learning this lesson more and more as I continue to research for articles I've written and also look back at some of the buys I've made in recent years.
Buy low/sell high is a mantra frequently quoted but rarely put into practice by the talking heads on television, but I've come to realize that buying stocks at a discount to normal fair value usually works out quite well over the long run.
For further point of emphasis, here is the updated FAST Graph for GD, its been a great investment for those who bought around the time of the article.
I'm learning this lesson more and more as I continue to research for articles I've written and also look back at some of the buys I've made in recent years.
Buy low/sell high is a mantra frequently quoted but rarely put into practice by the talking heads on television, but I've come to realize that buying stocks at a discount to normal fair value usually works out quite well over the long run.
For further point of emphasis, here is the updated FAST Graph for GD, its been a great investment for those who bought around the time of the article.