High priced stocks vs. low priced stocks

[Nomad]

If you are investing in stock market, you might have noticed some stocks are high priced and some stocks are low priced. When it comes to choosing stocks for investment, would you go for high priced stocks or low priced stocks? Well, my favorite method is to invest in both high priced and low prices. This helps me to minimize my investment risks.

 

[Suba]

As stock investors, we are not only guided by high and low prices, but we also need to know the right time to buy stocks, price fluctuations, so it's not just about cheap or expensive stock prices, but whether the stock price is appropriate and worth buying.

 

[Kera]

Stocks of very big companies are always priced very high. But there is a sort of more assurance about them.

 

[Springtime]

I mainly buy dividend paying blue chip stocks. Their stock price is on the high end but there is less fluctuations. The price of low-priced stocks tend to fluctuate more.

 

[Kross]

The price of the stock is based on the perceived worth of the company. And I would prefer to invest in a high worth company.

 

[neku]

I usually prefer to purchase low priced stocks since more stocks can be purchased for the same amount. If I wish to sell the stocks later, I can do so more easily for the low priced stocks especially if their price has increased.

 

[Suba]

When choosing stocks we also need to pay attention to whether the stock price is overvalued or undervalued. Often overvalued stocks have lower capital gains than undervalued stocks. For that we need to evaluate the issuer as a whole and also do a stock scanner.