Hey guys, sorry I haven't updated in a while. This post I'm bringing up here strays a little from comedy, but one of my new interests, stock investments.
I was viewing a couple of stocks, and I came across Ralph Lauren (RL). I soon realized a pattern. Here's my analysis below.
First off I have the neatest hand writing in the world. If it's hard to read I understand, so I'll do some explaining. Basically using the google finance software, I analyzed the rise and falls of RL. I quickly started to notice that around August and fall the stock drops, making it a good time to buy, and rises to a climax around the end of November making it a good time to sell. I have here that on October 10th should be the date to buy, and November 28 is the date to sell. The stock market is open on both days, however during school so kids be sure to make sure you execute the trades before 4:00, right when you get back from school.
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Ralph Lauren Stock Graph by Google and Yahoo Finance |
This is all an analysis from me so don't go huge on it, but according to my calculations, you should be able to make a 5-10 dollar profit. If you go on Google finance (just look up RL stock) you can explore the stock more. You can then see every October 9,10,11,12 the stock is good to buy and every November 27, 28, 29, 30 the stock is good to sell. Notice this is a quick buy sell stock and DEFINITELY not a safe long term investment. Then by averaging the dates I could conclude with an exact date.
I've also done in the little graphic organizer the analyzation of the balance sheet using the Assets - Liability = Equity formula. I found the balance sheet on NASDAQ. Click here to find it. Through that, I made the conclusion that RL is not in too much debt, (or in other words does not have too much liability to pay off) so they're stock reports are most likely true.
Logically I can't exactly explain why the stock goes up and down there, my best guess would be holiday shopping but comment below to let me know what you think.
Remember: Buy October 10th and Sell November 28th (2017)
Happy investing and looking forward to hearing your thoughts in the comments.