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The Top 5 Stocks Smart Money Is Buying In 2022

Hello everyone, I am Daniel Pronk and in todays video I discuss the top 5 stocks the superinvestors and smart money is buying in 2022. it has been a year of corrections and downtrends, and in this video I show where smart money is seeing value.

These are stocks Warren Buffett, Ray Dalio, Charlie Munger, Guy Spier, and Michael Burry are all buying.

00:00 – Intro
01:18 – Stock #1
09:17 – Stock #2
14:20 – Stock #3
19:01 – Stock #4
24:46 – Stock #5

Disclaimer: I am NOT a financial advisor, and nothing I say is meant to be a recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument. I will NEVER ask you to send me money to trade for you. Please report any suspicious emails or fake social media profiles claiming to be me. Don't invest money you can't afford to lose. There are no guarantees or certainties in trading or investing.

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[sunshineonme]

After studying the trajectory of great assets like real estate, dividend paying stocks of blue chip companies, gold, etc my conclusion is that most great assets never come down to the price that you want them to so you can buy just buy the ones you can afford today.

[Patriciacraig]

Buy dividends such as: SAFT, PSX, NKSH and PM all yielding good. Some analysts predicted otherwise but look at where we are now.

[helenoliver]

When the market goes down then it's buying opportunity. If the market goes up then you are making money. If you stay invested and ignore the market's ups and downs, you'll make a lot of money in the long run; however, a severe market correction causes a lot of margin calls and sell-offs, driving the market even lower. currently, I'm up 13% in my diversified portfolio. As crazy as it sounds some still make enormous returns from this seemingly unknown market. gotta be greedy when others are fearful

[phil]

Great video! I am looking to buy FB for long term investment as well but unsure to buy in whether in USD or CAD through CDR. What are the pros and cons? Thanks again

[arigutman]

I am not surprised in the slightest by the list and have been making similar purchases myself during this period of volatility. META being down is temporary and honestly the shake up provided for a great opportunity for us all.. While I am more an AAPL fan, I can see MSFT performing well and think both are of solid investment grade! Finally, V is a stock I am becoming more about recently and think it will continue to perform well, especially as we struggle, people tend to charge more to credit... for better or worse, but heck, why not profit from the mayhem!

[russomaster]

Hi, you didn't mention the google a Split? how will affect the company in the future

[Jimmerca]

Consumer sentiment is at a 10 year low oil is at an all-time high so I definitely feel this 10% or so move up will be a erased. I’m waiting for the VIX to reach 40 or higher before I start buying any stock in this environment. When it does these stocks will be worth buying at a better price. Best of luck everyone make sure you’re holding some cash💰💰💰✌🏻

[larse]

Hi Daniel. I normally find your videos interesting but in this one you only look at one side of the equation. Try looking at dataroma at what "smart money" are selling. E.g. more funds sold Google than bourght, so concluding that "smart money are byuing the dip on tech" is a bit of a stretch at best. The stocks mentioned are simply among the stocks most own so have highest turnover.

[alex.sandr]

Notification gang!

Hey Daniel, can you do a review on FIGS Stock? I just started investing in this company and I I'd love to hear your thoughts on it.

[fxa]

Daniel, one question. What happens if earnings go down during a recession? What happens if growth prospects go down as well? I don’t think either the market or you yourself are pricing this in at all...

[angelsancheese]

What a great video. Please keep doing it for more ticker symbols

[Watdamarin]

I just can’t get behind FB as an individual stock pick idk why the whole social media business is a cyclical business Tik tok is a good example of that is come out of no where and taking over. Metaverse isn’t proven so can that really be a relatable venture for Facebook?

[azzakean]

1) Please stop saying Stock N Lock.
2) Offer bear a case.
3) Keep up the good content.

[oanavoica]

I really like your content! It's very productive and it helps me a lot! But I would also like a Tesla analysis! There are so many fans who would like this ...It would be a big win for you and many other fans!Thank you very much!!!

[sagig]

Hi Daniel, good video as always. I was blocked a few times in your last video, tried to make some comments about AVGO. Do you know why I was blocked?

[michaelphillips]

Morning star has Microsoft valued at $350 a share today. 🤷

[demurgetroid]

So basically buy QQQ! Great insight duh!

[ShaunTrades_]

Surely FB cash flow will diminish as they spend more money on the Metaverse and the fact people are leaving / not joining their social media platforms??

[heinzyketchupy]

Daniel can u do one for SQUARE and NET

[Max_Gao]

Here's just a bit of my personal advice and opinion.
Do not use the help of a financial advisor unless you have absolutely no clue what you are doing.



Not only do many of them take a large percentage of your profits, but all the market guessing they do is based on mostly speculation, backed up by numbers.

Here's what I suggest.


1. Don't use a financial advisor to help you choose stocks. Choose stocks yourself.


2. Invest about 60% of your portfolio in a broad index fund such as VOO or VTSAX or VTI, because these are the ones that track the overall economy (you can do your own research on broad index funds if you want).


3. If you want to select and forget, just invest a fraction of your portfolio into different index funds, such as 20% in VOO, 20% in VTI, 20% in VUG, etc. (these are all popular index funds). Do this is you don't like the hassle of having to select individual stocks and therefore individual companies. They are the proven safest way to invest.

(Please don't throw your entire portfolio directly into the market, as you could have done it at a bad time, and your investment could lose value. Read on to see my recommendations)


4. Set up a recurring payment. Because, as EVERY famous stock expert says, NOBODY CAN TIME THE MARKET (please remember this). Nobody can time the bottom of the market, or the perfect time to sell at the peak, even the best professionals. So what you want to so instead, is only invest in very popular and broad index funds, and if you want to invest in individual companies or stocks such as APPL (apple), or DBX (dropbox), then make sure that YOU PERSONALLY believe that what they are doing is right. This ensures that you are more likely to hold when the stock inevitably goes down.


5. Because of the points labeled in the 4th point above, not being able to time the perfect time to guess the bottom and top of the market means that instead, you should Dollar Cost Average. Dollar Cost Averaging means that you set up a payment that automatically (or manually) invests a certain amount of money, maybe $20, into a certain stock, every week, or month or year. This has been proven by thousands, to be the best way to invest your money and multiple studies have been done on this method. Make sure you do a bit of research on how to properly dollar cost average though!


To conclude, I can't dictate what you do with your money, but my recommendation is to please, do not use a professional advisor and stock "picker" for you, as they take incredibly large margins that you could have for yourself. Invest safely by allocation a large part of your portfolio into index funds, and make sure you select individual companies carefully. Do NOT try to time the market, no matter what you do (this is the most important point). And don't sell off the moment the stock goes down. The economy always recovers, and if it was an individual stock that went down, then that's just too bad, however if you chose a solid company with good financials, they are all likely to recover.


Well, that was quite a mouthful, but I hope you got my point. Have fun investing!