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Investors often quote Warren Buffett's advice of ' Be Greedy when Others are Fearful' to get a great deal by buying stocks that have fallen way below their previous highs

However, what is often overlooked is to only buy HIGH QUALITY stocks that have declined during a market correction. HIGH QUALITY stocks are the top 1% of businesses that have consistent growth in revenue, free cash flow and net income, a sustainable competitive advantage (pricing power), conservative debt, high return on capital, secular growth drivers etc...

Buying HIGH QUALITY stocks during market crashes almost assures great returns over the long run. HIGH QUALITY stocks always rebound to new highs once the market correction is over

Unfortunately, the great majority of investors blindly buy LOW QUALITY stocks during market corrections. These are the stocks that may never rebound or may keep declining over the long run.

Knowing the DIFFERENCE is crucial to successful investing!


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  • quixi
    ·04-16
    Buying low-quality stocks in the hopes of a quick rebound can be risky.
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  • Helps you make bank in the long run, know what I mean?
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