square, visa, paypal all looking very tempting but how do they make money if small businesses are shut and people dont spend much. Do you think these stocks are a good bargain right now? #investments
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PYPL, Visa will face same weather like other stocks and since they know the drill, they may survive. Square is a different story, Square have got no experience of riding on such wave, they will have to prove it.
It will go lower
I’d be more bearish on square given their small business exposure.
Some will prefer to buy when things are safe, volatility (vix) is low but by doing so you are missing out on the initial rapid increases that take place in a market recovery. Nothing wrong with it and feels safer.
I am buying small amounts on declines now, doubling down on each 10% drop. Some simple calculations show this strategy will produce a lower average cost than waiting for the rebound and buying on the rise.
Already bought some at 40.