The Best Trick To Buying Your First AI Stock!

So, how to buy your first share. What's going on, guys? It's Ricky with Tech Solutions, and I just talked about this on my Instagram. So many of you guys requested for me to like elaborate a little bit more on this. So, here it is. What's going on? It's Ricky. If you're new to my channel, I really hope that you learned something new. The whole point of this video is to encourage you to invest. It's not to trade. It's for those that have never really even opened up an investment or a trading account. I'm going to show you everything it is that you need to know to at least feel a little bit more comfortable buying your first stock. So, why are we talking about this right now? Well, the reason I'm talking about this is that again jumping into the trading platform. Again, one of the best performing sectors in the market right now are semiconductors or memory chip stocks. Again, TSM is one of them, Nvidia is another, there's Intel, there's Marvel Technologies, there's Micron, uh there's SMH, which is the single leveraged ETF. It's a one for one ETF. Then there's the triple leverage which obviously comes at a much greater form of risk. There's SanDisk um and then there's I think I skipped on um doesn't matter. The whole idea behind this is that semiconductors have sold off so much that I wanted to entertain the idea of well what if we do start buying now but to do it in a way that isn't scary right how do you do that for it not to be scary you reduce your exposure a lot of people over complicated oh I want to invest with only $5,000 $10,000 $100,000 I don't care what your net worth is I believe that everyone one should start at zero. In that sense, the one share test by just makes sense. If you're part of my LPP team, you hear me talk about this in the lesson library. This is the concept that I love sharing with beginners because I believe that it does work. You let me know down in the comment section. The hardest part is getting started. The reason we're talking about semiconductors is because they're technically oversold. It's not that they can't get cheaper. The cheap can always get cheaper. The idea is that they're oversold enough, but they're also one of the best performing asset classes right now that we want to entertain the idea of like, hey, well, what if we do buy one share? What would that look like? Jumping on into the Mumu trading application very quickly. I wanted to show you if we look at current levels where SanDisk is at, right around 1564, 1570, I think that's where it's currently trading at. And if it ends up recovering back to previous highs of 2380, that is a 51% return. Well, what is ex what exactly does that mean? You might be doing the math. Oh, if I invest $10,000, oh, that means I can make 5,000. Why over complicate it? You're a beginner investor and that's okay. You're going to have nothing but time to continue to invest. This is a nice opportunity, but also things can get worse before they get better. And that is why we're not over complicating in this video. And that's why we're doing the one share test buy. No excuses, right? You pick one stock, you buy one share, and you do it, and you plan it out, right? Uh I wanted to send you on over to our homepage for LPP. You can scroll down and we have this little riskto-reward ratio calculator. It's free. You can use it. It's the second link in the description down below. You can feel free to check it out. And again, um, the thing that I wanted to show you is that if you click on the custom tab, you can type in, we're using SanDisk as an example. And semiconductors are also an example. You can buy any stock you view to be a good deal and do this one share test by with it. I'm just using the semiconductors because again, they're very trendy. They're very relevant, and they're technically a better deal now than they were just a few weeks ago when they were, you know, trading 35% higher. SanDisk with an entry price of 1573, a stop-loss of 1450, and a potential price target of 2380. Again, if you do this with one share, even before you take the trade, you understand fully your riskto-reward ratio, right? 6.56 to1, meaning that for every 1% of potential risk, there's 6.56% of potential profit. Stocks that are trading below a 3:1 ratio in my opinion are not a big enough trading edge. That's really getting into it. I just want you to really focus on this before you initiate the trade with that one share. I want you to be able to see best case scenario what you could possibly make. But I also need you to see worst case scenario what you could potentially lose. So many traders, so many investors focus on making money, but not enough understanding the risk, not you. If you're going to get started, you're going to get started in an intentional and calculated way. Understanding the pros and the cons, the risk and the reward. Again, now that we understand that, jumping back onto Mumu, there's so much to choose from. There's SanDisk, right? There's Micron. If you look at Micron currently trading at Fuh 9 8.94 if I'm not mistaken 8.95 around that general range if it ends up recovering back to 1255 this thing offers about 40% of potential profit. Marvel Technologies again another very popular stock for this year. If we look at current levels if it ends up returning back to previous levels previous highs which again patterns tend to repeat themselves they don't always have to. this thing offers 64% return or maybe you don't want to over complicate it and you just want to invest into an ETF that is focused on semiconductors that is where SMH comes in not SOXL this one's triple leverage so volatility is much greater with this but SMH again the reward also maybe might not be as dramatic or as significant but normally neither is the loss right so 14 to 15% still incredibly attractive. Remember, you get to decide one stock, one share. All you're trying to prove to yourself is that, hey, during a possible deal, it's not that things can get worse, but during a possible deal, as semiconductors and and uh memory chip companies have sold off and they've become technically oversold, I want to buy and test the market, but I only want to do it with one share. And then again, you had to have fun and plan out your trade. You got to be intentional. And remember, I would at least focus to a 3:1 ratio. Making sure that again, your upside potential, your profit potential is three times greater than your loss potential. We talk about that in the LPP lesson library. Again, building your trading edge. But the biggest thing is doing it with a dollar amount that makes sense as a beginner. And what better way to do it than just with your one lucky share. I also wanted to let you guys know because we're talking about Mumu. Again, Mumu has a current sign up bonus. It's a free trading application. I have an account with them myself and so do many other LPP members. With that being said, you can get up to $1,30 of SK stock and also Nvidia stock. Also, any money that you fund in this account that you don't actually invest that just sits there, any uninvested cash, you can earn up to 8.1% APY. The biggest thing is, again, if you deposit less than $500, you get 30 bucks. More than $2,000 or $2,000, $100. $10,200. And again, this is the signup bonus that you get just for signing up. So, if you've ever wanted to test out the market, remember, just because you deposit the money doesn't mean that you have to use it to trade. And I don't want to hear the excuse of, "Oh, let's say that you are considering maybe SanDisk." But Ricky, I only have $1,500. I could only buy one share. Why does it matter? If you buy one share or you have 1,000 shares, the whole focus should be the opportunity, right? And if you believe that you are bullish in AI and you think markets are going to recover, because that's the big thing to ask yourself. Do you think markets are going to recover? If so, you only need one share to be able to gain 50% exposure of that potential profit. That's it. Right? Obviously, there's risk potential, but therefore you that's why you only have one share. And that's why you're going to take time to plan out your trade. Right? Take time, find your stock, plan out your trade, your entry, exit, stop-loss, one share. That's it. Open up your account, fund it, set your alerts, and initiate the trade when it makes sense to you. If you have any questions whatsoever, feel free to reach out. Again, my biggest goal with all of this is just to motivate you to get started, to start investing. There are so many of you investing virgins out there that maybe watch the market market, maybe you have crypto before investing in stocks. Well, we're here to change that. So again, whenever it is that you're ready, if you want to download the Mumu Trading application, first link in the description down below for that signup bonus and second link if you want to use our LPP riskto-reward ratio calculator. If you have any questions whatsoever, I want do want to remind you that again, we're just using these semiconductor stocks as an example. You can choose to invest in any stock that your heart desires and that you see value in. Just again, the whole challenge is one share. Plan out your trade, making sure riskto-reward is favor to you. And after you can begin to do the math. Hey, if I actually did invest with like $10,000, what would this have looked like? On your red days, you can do the math. Hey, this would have meant that I would have been down, you know, $300 instead of just maybe $30. Maybe on your green days when you're up, you know, 5%, 10%. Hey, I'm only up 50 bucks, but this could have been $500. Gaining real experience with real exposure by keeping it simple. So again, whenever it is that you're ready, everything is linked down in the description. I really hope that this motivates you to get started. Please do not over complicate it. Do not go all in. You're just getting started. You're just learning. If you have any questions whatsoever, feel free to reach out. Like always, let's make sure that we end the year on a green note. Take care team.