Best Stocks For Beginners 📈 Top 5 Picks For New Investors! #Best Education Page #Online Earning

- How's it goin' today guys, welcome back to the channel,

hope you're having a great day so far.

So what we're gonna be talking about in this video

are the best stocks out there for beginners

who are looking to start investing in the stock market.

Now I just want to preface this

before I get into my picks here as far as

what my opinion is on some of the best stocks.

I want to preface this by saying

what is the goal here as a beginner

looking to enter the stock market for the first time?

Because a lot of people who want to start out

with investing in the stock market

will often be looking at companies that are going public,

they'll be looking at penny stocks,

and they're looking to become a millionaire overnight

by investing in the stock market,

and I'm just gonna be honest with you guys

that is not how it works for most people.

I want you to have realistic expectations

when you go into the stock market,

and I have a lot of resources for beginners

who are looking to invest.

I have a 45 minute video on stock market for beginners.

I will link up to it so you guys can check that out

if you're looking for more information

on investing in the stock market,

but I just want you guys to have realistic expectations

and what you're looking for as a beginner

is low risk exposure to the stock market

because the truth is, if you are a complete beginner,

you have no idea what you're doing,

and you're probably going to make mistakes

because you're new at something

that you've never done before,

and so I would much rather see somebody

getting low risk exposure in the stock market,

as opposed to investing in some kind of IPO,

or crazy tech growth stock or biotech stock.

This is going to allow you to have

a better chance of success here with the stock market

and hopefully avoid a really bad experience

and a learning lesson.

So your goal when entering the stock market

for the very first time as a beginner

is not to become a millionaire,

it's not pick up the next big growth stock

or the next crazy tech stock,

it's to get low risk exposure,

to get your feet wet with the market

and to basically understand what it's like

to hold individual stocks.

And I want to give you guys an example

of where some beginners could have easily gotten burned

really bad with the stock market.

Looking at a company that went public

back in 2014 called GoPro.

Now back in 2014 this was one of the hottest IPOs,

the action camera accessory company GoPro,

and this stock had a run up to around $90 a share in 2014.

So a stock market beginner could have saw that

and said okay, this company went public,

the stock shot up like a rocket,

I better buy some and get in on that hot tech stock.

Well guess what here we are five years later,

and that stock is trading at six dollars per share.

So it went from $90 a share down to six dollars per share.

Imagine for a second if a beginner

had bought that stock at $90, and in five years,

they saw their money go from 90 per share

to six dollars per share.

Are they ever going to invest again?

Probably not because they had a terrible experience

with the stock market and that's not what I want

to happen to you guys as a beginner looking to invest.

Now compare that on the other hand

to investing in Coca-Cola, which is the number one

stock here on my list in no particular order.

Coca-Cola in 2014 traded for around $40 per share,

and now here we are in 2019,

and it trades for $45 per share.

Did that person become rich investing in Coca-Cola?

Absolutely not, but they did experience some growth there

of that stock while earning that dividend in the process.

So when you compare with somebody

who took the conservative approach,

the low-risk approach to entering the stock market

to somebody who went out there

and bought into the latest and greatest IPO,

I just want to encourage you guys

not to take that gamble unless you are investing

what you are willing to lose,

'cause I don't want you to have a bad experience

with the stock market that's going to turn you away

from it forever.

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Okay number one here on my list here is Coca-Cola

as we mentioned earlier in this video,

and I just want to say this as well guys,

obviously don't just go out there

and buy these five stocks after watching this video

without doing any of your own research.

I am not a financial advisor,

I'm giving you my best assumptions here

as far as what my thoughts are on these stocks

and what would buy these stocks at myself,

but ultimately, you're in control of your investments,

you decide what you're going to do with your money,

so don't be investing based on some random

YouTube video that you see from me or anybody else.

Always go ahead and do your own research

before you invest in anything out there.

But number one on my list here is Coca-Cola stock.

It is one of the best stocks out there

for beginners in my opinion just because

it's such a safe and consistent investment,

and this is a company that has a massive moat,

and the moat is basically the barriers to entry

for new competitors, so if you were to go out there,

and you were trying to make a new beverage company,

competing with Coca-Cola would be such a difficult task

because of the strength of that brand,

their distribution channels and how large this company is.

Now is there massive growth potential with Coca-Cola?

Not really, but they are a very consistent

and boring investment, and it's a great way

for beginners to get low risk exposure

to the stock market, and it's a company that's been around

for over 100 years, so if you're a complete beginner,

in my opinion, I would look to buy Coca-Cola

at around $40 per share.

It's a little bit higher than that right now,

but it's also a dividend payer,

meaning that you can be paid in two different ways here.

Number one if Coca-Cola stock

goes to a higher price after you buy it,

you can sell it for a capitol gain,

and number two, you're going to earn that quarterly dividend

for the duration that you are a shareholder,

and so I love stocks that have the potential there

to pay you in two different ways

and a lot of the stocks here on this list

are going to be dividend paying stocks as well.

Number two on the list here is a pick

between two of my favorite stocks here.

Facebook and Google.

Now you might be saying to me right now,

wait a second, technology stocks, isn't that high risk?

But I think these two companies have become

so dominant in their industries that they are

no longer these high risk growth stocks,

and they are more of a conservative investment

that's not nearly as high risk as some of these

other technology companies out there,

and overall I like the space here of digital advertising.

It's a trend that I would like to be on.

I own Facebook stock, I've owned Google in the past,

I did very well with those shares,

and I see a lot of potential for these companies

to make more money as more and more advertisers

shift towards the digital age and digital advertising,

and not only that, these two companies

have fantastic balance sheets,

which means they have a lot of cash, a lot of assets,

and they don't have a lot of debt,

and that is something that is very attractive

from a long term investing perspective.

Now when we talk about the price of these stocks,

Facebook shares are still at a bit of a discount

compared to where they have been,

and Google shares are up right now.

But in my opinion if I was looking to buy

either of these two stocks,

I would look to buy Google

at around $1100 per share or less.

When I initially bought these shares,

I bought them for around $950,

since then I have sold them.

And then Facebook, if you can get Facebook

for around or under $150, in my opinion,

that is an attractive price to pay for these stocks.

So you might have to be patient with some of these,

and wait for that price to come up,

and then you're going to spring,

and put some money into these stocks.

In the long term, I believe you would do well

with any of these companies, but I always look to buy stocks

at a relatively attractive price,

and I look to take advantage of sales in the market,

and I don't ever like to buy stocks

when they're at or nearing an all-time high.

Number three on my list here is another stock

that I own within my investment portfolio,

and that is Apple.

Apple is largest publicly traded company for a reason.

I've said this in other videos,

there's a reason this is an Apple computer right here

and not an HP or Toshiba,

they have a massive loyal following for their brand.

I'm a user of the Apple product.

I love these products, and there are so many people

that are incredibly loyal to this brand

and they're always buying

the next latest and greatest Apple products.

Now right now they're in a bit of a lull here,

the latest and greatest iPhone

wasn't necessarily a best-seller,

and so the share price did come down

for a period of time, but now again,

they're nearing $200 per share.

So personally I would look to buy Apple stock

at around $175, which is the price I paid for this stock

when I added it to my portfolio,

but right now that stock is creeping up,

and I would wait for there to be

a pull-back before entering a position in Apple.

Number four on my list here

is a pick between two companies.

It basically comes down to your beverage preference,

and that is either Starbucks or Dunkin' brands.

I like both of these investments

because of how much people love both of these products.

I'm very loyal to Dunkin' Donuts,

I'll typically stop there

three or four times a week for a coffee,

or some kind of beverage, and as you know,

millennials love their Starbucks,

and so that makes these two very consistent investments,

and they're also in the category of consumer staples,

which is basically the everyday essentials,

things that have become a part of our everyday routine.

That's like food and beverage companies,

so there's very consistent spending

for both of these businesses,

and the other thing I like about both of these stocks

is that they are both dividend payers,

meaning again, you have that potential there

to be paid in two different ways.

Now again as much as I love both of these companies,

the share prices are quite high right now

compared to the past five years,

and so I wouldn't necessarily dive headfirst

into these companies right now,

but if there was a pull-back with Dunkin' Donuts,

it's absolutely on my list here

of stocks I would like to buy.

Dunkin' brands, and personally I prefer Dunkin'

over Starbucks, so maybe I wouldn't buy that company.

I just really love Dunkin' Donuts, Dunkin' brands,

I think being in the Northeast,

it's a little bit more popular here,

but I just see this as a solid company

that a lot of people are pretty much addicted

to their products and buying them every single day.

So as far as prices go for Starbucks,

I would look to buy that company at around $55 per share

or less if I was interested in Starbucks,

and Dunkin' Donuts stock, which is on my radar,

anything under $60 per share in my opinion

would be a fair price to pay for that stock.

And then fifth and finally,

I wanted to make sure I also included stocks on this list

that were at a good valuation or a good price

in my opinion, and that is both

Walgreens and CVS, another two companies

that I think are solid picks for beginners,

and these are again, both dividend paying stocks,

and the reason I like these stocks

is because the healthcare industry overall

is a very consistent and defensive industry,

and what I mean by that is regardless of

what the underlying economy is doing,

whether or not people have a lot of extra spending money,

or they're paycheck to paycheck,

you're still going to buy your prescription drugs

because a lot of us need these things to survive.

And so because of that reason,

there a relatively defensive and boring investment,

but the valuation and the share price

of both of these companies is attractive

at this point in time.

And so that makes number five on my list here.

Now the one thing I will say if you are buying a stock

that is at a 52 week low,

or a stock that is falling,

you always want to consider that that stock

could fall further in the short term,

so you wouldn't buy a stock like Walgreens and CVS

and expect it to go up like a rocket tomorrow.

It may continue to fall because it's possible

that that sector or industry is out of favor

by the market right now.

So you're going to want to be patient

with any investment, and if you're not able to stomach

a five, 10, 15 or even 20% drop in the short term,

you may not want to be an individual stock investor.

But ideally, by buying some stocks that are defensive,

that have a well-established track record,

you're going to avoid that exposure

to a massive loss and in the long term,

I believe that these would be relatively safe

investments for beginners as long as you have the patience

and the risk tolerance to be an individual stock investor.

But anyway guys that's gonna wrap up this video,

I hope you enjoyed it.

Let me know in the comments section below,

what are your favorite stocks for beginners,

do you own any of these companies?

And also if you did want to grab that

completely free stock courtesy of Webull,

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But thank you guys so much for watching this video,

I hope you enjoyed it,

and I will see you in the next one.

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