During a market downturn, I focus on business fundamentals over short-term price movements. Instead of reacting emotionally, I look for companies with:
1️⃣ Strong Free Cash Flow (FCF) – A company that generates consistent cash flow can weather downturns without excessive debt or dilution.
2️⃣ Resilient Business Model – Companies with pricing power, high margins, and recurring revenue streams tend to perform better in uncertain markets.
3️⃣ Long-Term Secular Growth Trends – I invest in businesses positioned in high-growth industries, ensuring long-term demand remains strong.
My pick? $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ . While tech stocks have taken a hit, Alphabet remains a cash-printing machine with dominant businesses in search, AI, and cloud. With one of the lowest forward PEs among big tech and steady revenue streams, it’s a classic example of a stock I’d want to own for the next decade.
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