 Hey, what's up you two? I'm Zeke and welcome to the Dream Green show. As we're entering inside a recession, you are going to start to find stocks that has a 40% swing from that all-time highs to that all-time lows. You are going to start to find stocks that you are comfortable investing to inside your own price range. Now if we take a look at the S&P 500, took us some of SPY over the last year that down 16, almost 17%, but they still have a little ways to go to pull all the way back down to the pre-COVID era. So hopefully by the time this video comes out, the S&P 500 could pull back even more because as investors, we do not want to invest into good quality companies at their all-time highs. We want to invest into good quality companies at a fair value or near to a fair value. And that's what we're going to be doing today, guys. In this video, I'm going to show you guys seven different companies that either had a significant pullback or near their 52-week lows. We're going to take a look at those companies. I'm going to be dollar costing averaging in on those companies. Dollar cost averaging is when I buy a certain stock, no matter what the price point is, I could be buying one share a week. No matter what the price point is, that is called dollar cost averaging. So when the price is up, I buy one share and then when the price pullback, I buy one share and then that kind of averages out my price. But when companies do pull back inside a certain price range that I am very comfortable with throwing in a large lump sum of money, that's when I go in and buy maybe 10, 20, 100 shares worth of a certain company when they reach a certain price point that I'm comfortable buying these stocks in. So I'm going to show you guys what seven companies that had a significant pullback in this video. So put out your pens and papers. Subscribe to this channel so you don't miss out on any crucial information and stay to the end of this video because I'm going to show you guys seven good quality stocks. These are not penny stocks. These are not meme stocks. These are good quality stocks that many investors already have inside their portfolio. So hopefully we could get them at a good price at a fair value so we can maximize our return on our investments. But before we dive into this video, this video is about to be by Weeble. Sign up now. Click the link down in the description to deposit any amount of money you receive up to 12 free stocks. Those free stocks, you can keep them inside the platform and decide to use it or you can sell those free stocks with all of your money. Guys, it's literally free money. Also, I'm going to leave a link in the description to Moomoo. Sign up to deposit $100. You get 15 free stocks. Once again, you can keep them inside the platform and use it or you can sell it. It's free money, guys. Do not miss out on that amazing opportunity. But enough talking, let's go ahead and dive straight into this video. Welcome back dreamers. Here we are. The first one is Disney Tickle Sum with D.I.S. Now, Disney is probably now their largest streaming platform that is out there. They have Hulu. They have Disney Plus and they also have ESPN Live. Now that means they're going to end up making a lot of money in the future. Now, if we take a look at them over the last year, they are down 45%. Now, I know a lot of you are saying, hey, this is a good quality company that is down 45%. But we take a look at the five year. They still could pull back just a little bit more. So even though Disney is a steal for me under $94, I'm not going to throw in the large slum sum until it's under around $80, $79, $78. That's when I really see Disney at amazing value. For me personally, that's why I see Disney at amazing value. And I will go in and buy up a bunch of their shares. Now, Disney, if you take a look at the PE ratio, this is another way that you can find out if a company is over or under value, depending on the sector. I did a PE video not too long ago. That will make this video too long. But the PE ratio right here is 54.82% for Disney. So right now, it's still a little bit over value. If we take a look at the Disney 52 week high, that was up to $179. And the 52 week low is $90. So they're near that 52 week low. It could pull back a little bit underneath that. That's what we're hoping for. So we could get a good quality company at a fair value. So let's move on to stock number two. Okay, stock number two is Apple over the last year. They are down 3%. Over the last five years, they are up 256%. I do see Apple as under value. But if Apple do pulls under $100, let's say around the $99 price point over the next couple of months, Apple is going to be a steal for me at $99 right now is at $137. I'm going to continue to dollar cost average in on Apple. I'm going to buy a share here there every single week until I'm comfortable enough throwing in a large lump sum. But Apple is another company that I have on my radar that over the last month, they have pulled back 12%. A lot of new investors going to say, Hey, it's down to a percent. I need to buy up true. You could dollar cost average in, but I do think that it has a long way to pull back so that Apple could have a fair value. You will probably never buy Apple at the true fair value because they are monopoly. But 137 for me is still overpriced. I'm still going to just buy one or two shares here and there until it pulls back to a certain price point to where I'm going to throw in a large lump sum of money and buy up Apple. So let's move on to stock number three stock. Number three is Nike over the last year. They're down 42% as well. If we take a look at their 52 week high, it was up to $179 and 10 cents. 52 week low is $82 and 33 cents. And right now Apple at the recording of this video is at $82 and 87 cents. Once again, once this video come out, I hope that is at a lower price than $82 and 87 cents. Could it go up? Yes. Could pull back. Hopefully that's what we're hoping for. But I am a consumer of Nike. I do buy their shoes. I do buy their clothing line. So it's another one that I need to have inside of my portfolio. So for me, if Nike does pull back to around the 67, 68 underneath $70, I will buy up Nike in a large lump sum at that price point. But right now at $82, I think it does have a little more to pull back on to give us a better value on Nike. All right, the next company is Visa via SA. There it goes. Now on Visa, over the last year, they are down 20%. Over the last month, they're down 10%. They had an all time high over the last 52 weeks of $236 and 96 cents and the 52 week low of around $174 and 83 cents. I want to have more of Visa inside of my portfolio. I don't own much of any right now, but Visa, everyone have them inside of their wallet. Everyone have them inside of that purse. This is a company that's going to be around forever. This is a real known high value good quality company. So Visa does continue to pull back, let's say to around $150. That's why I'm going to go in and start building my position on Visa. Now I know a lot of you guys are saying, Hey, what if these companies don't pull back? What if they don't pull back to the price point? You're not comfortable buying that. So that basically saying that yes, I am going to miss out on some good quality companies because I was afraid to buy them at a certain price point. Yes, I am going to miss out on some good quality companies. So Visa never pulls back underneath 150. This is probably be a company I would never have inside my portfolio. But I love investing and having good valued companies inside of my portfolio at a good price to maximize my return on my investments to make it less risky inside of my portfolio. I learned my lesson over the years, other just throwing in large sums just because it's a hype stock and I want to get it no matter what the price was. I learned my lessons. So if these price points don't pull back, then I might not own a couple of these inside of my portfolio. Now a lot of other YouTubers won't say that inside of their videos, but I'm here to help you guys out to learn from my mistakes. I'm not a financial advisor, but I'm telling you guys how I've been successful inside the stock market over the last couple of years. The next one is Google tickle symbol GOOGL. Now Google underneath $100 is a really good deal for me right now. Google is right now Google is at $95.82. And over the last year, they pulled back 28%. Now right now, this is a pretty good time for me to invest into Google. It's a good quality company. It's underneath $100. So I might actually buy up a couple of shares over the next couple of weeks. As long as the price point stays under $100, I'm going to continue to buy up Google. So this is one that you could add to your list and do your own research on. The next one is one very similar to Google. That's Microsoft MSFT. Here we are on Microsoft. Microsoft over the last year is down 17%. 52-week high was $349.67. 52-week low is $232.73. So we're very near the 52-week low. This is another great quality company that we want to take a look at and add to our watch list. Because if Google pulls back under $220, $210, $215, if it pulls back underneath that price point, $215, $220, then that's going to be a good time for us to go in and dollar cause average. The reason I like Microsoft is because they're a great company and they have stock buybacks every year. So the less stocks that's out there, the more value they add to the stocks that you do have inside of your portfolio. Well, the shares, shares not stock shares. The less shares that's out there, the more value it adds to the shares that's inside of your portfolio. In the last month guys, Costco over the last month, they're down 9.65%. They're still not in my buy range. So if Costco pulls back a significant amount, let's say around the $300 ish price range around $310. That's still be a little bit overvalued for me. But if Costco does pull back all the way to around the $300 price range, that's why I'm going to go in and probably scoop up a couple of their shares. They had a 52 week high of $612 and a 52 week low of $406. So they still have a little ways to go from the 472 all the way down to the 52 week low of 406. So remember guys, during recession, when these stocks are pulling back, we want to find good quality companies at a fair to undervalued price. If you guys want to find some good quality companies at a fair value, you could use Weeble with the link down in the description. You can hit search. You can hit screener right there. And then you could create a new screener. You could set it by market cap anything over a billion dollars. You could search it by the PE ratio. Or you could look under the technical indicator under the RSI, the relative strength indicator. And you can look for anything that's oversold. I mean, it's undervalued and you can live for good quality companies. That way you can hit done and start your screener. And the list of companies to come up that way. You can find good quality companies at a fair value. And Weeble will give you everything in that list as well as Moomoo. Both of those links are down in the description. So yeah guys, that's how I find good quality companies at a fair price by using those screeners. And though in the seven that I brought you today with some of the ones that popped out. So don't go in and rush and buy a penny stock or a hype stock just because you feel like you have to have them inside your portfolio. If you feel that it's overvalued, just wait. I promise you the price will pull back to a price point that you're very comfortable investing to that same exact stock, that same exact company at a cheaper price. So when you miss out on a couple of stocks inside of your portfolio, yes you will. But when you get some good quality companies at an amazing value, that is the game that we call investing. And that is how we win the game is investing to good quality stocks at a fair value. If I miss any stocks on this list, let me know down in the comment section. I'd love to check out what stocks I miss and what companies you guys are investing into over the next couple of weeks while the stock market has been pulling back. Don't have to hit that thumbs up button and subscribe to this channel so you don't miss out on any crucial information. 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