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many people often ask - what stock is the safest to buy? I want to buy certain
stocks and avoid price fluctuations that are too high.
Answer: There is no stock that is very safe, let alone a risk-free stock.
"But sir, aren't there blue chip stocks with stable prices and good
fundamentals? Aren't these stocks very safe to buy?"your reply.
I personally think that blue chip stocks and consumer goods stocks are safe
stocks. I agree that stocks that perform well, stocks whose products are always
needed by the community are stocks that tend to be safe, but no stock is too
safe.
This is because all stocks experience price fluctuations, regardless of whether
they are blue chip stocks or not. There are many reasons why stock prices fall.
Some of the main reasons because the stock has gone up high. Second, the
negative market sentiment that causes many stocks to continue to fall.
This means, if you buy shares at a price that is already too high (incorrect
momentum and analysis), or you buy shares when the JCI condition is in
disarray, it is very possible that the price of the shares you buy will fall.
Well, if you want to look for stocks that tend to be safer, in the sense that
you want to buy stocks while minimizing the risk of fluctuations and falling
stock prices that are too high, then choose:
1. Liquid stocks
Stocks that are liquid (and preferably backed by good fundamentals), are stocks
that tend to be safer to buy. Because liquid stocks have a lot of enthusiasts
(traders), so when the price goes down, the stock will be easier to rebound. In
addition, liquid stocks have patterns that are easier to analyze.
Examples of liquid stocks you can see in stocks in the LQ45 index and the IDX80
index. As a stock trader, I have experienced this personally, where liquid
stocks are safer than buying stocks whose movements are uncertain and the trend
is random.
2. Technically good stock
Buying liquid shares is certainly not enough. You have to do an analysis also
before buying stocks. If you want to trade, you have to look for stocks that
are good technically.
Because no stock is immune to correction, no stock is anti-down. With technical
analysis, you can see stocks that have good patterns to buy, and see stocks
whose movements are risky, so you can sort out which stocks tend to be
profitable to trade, and which stocks are risky and should be avoided.
3. Stocks that perform well, with long-term time frames
If your goal is to buy stocks to avoid fluctuations, then it's a good idea to
become a LONG-TERM STOCK INVESTOR, by choosing stocks with good fundamentals,
for example blue chip stocks.
In the short term, stocks will certainly fluctuate and it is very likely that a
stock's price will drop drastically either because of a correction or market
sentiment at that time. However, companies that have good performance, their
shares will rise in the long term (above 1 year).
So from now on, don't assume that by buying certain stocks (which Si A says, SI
B says good), your stocks will be 100% safe, no loss, and definitely
profitable.
As I explained above that there is no risk-free stock. If you buy random
shares, buy shares just because the company is well-known without conducting
technical or fundamental analysis, not doing market analysis, then it is very
possible that the shares you buy will go down.
If you do this (buy shares without analysis), this is nothing more than
gambling / gambling, which in the end will only cause greater losses and risks.
That is why before plunging into the stock market, each of you must have prior
knowledge, namely to learn and understand the practices of technical analysis,
fundamental analysis, bandarmology (additional) and market reviews / JCI that
can affect stocks.
If you already have the right knowledge, it will be easier for you to find the
safest stocks to buy based on screening and personal analysis.
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