What happens when you invest in beaten-down stocks?

This 2-min read is a recap of what the Stock Card team published and the users requested lately. You used to receive our weekly updates on Sundays. We are experimenting with Mondays in response to the feedback we've received from quite a few of you. Here's what's included in this issue:

New Stock Cards published last week
What happens when you invest in beaten-down stocks?

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New Stock Cards published last week

Last week we published three new Stock Cards and refreshed several others. The Earnings-Palooza continues. Therefore, when you log in to your Stock Card account in the coming days, expect to see several "update" flags on Stock Card search page. And now, click on any of the logos below to visit the Stock Card of the company that grabs your attention.

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What happens when you invest in beaten-down stocks?

Warren Buffett once said that he feels fortunate to have gone through a few stock market crises during his life. It takes quite a lot of intelligence to say such a thing. While most people think when the stock market prices are falling is the time to sit back and wait to see what will happen, the best of investors understand that this is the exact time to start investing. When the prices fall, and the overall vibe of the market is sadness is precisely the time you get the best investment deals you could have only dreamt of a few months ago. It's not just Warren Buffett who knows the golden rule. Early in January, because of the stock market's volatility, we introduced a new investment theme to our Stock Card VIP members.

In total, we picked up nine stocks for this theme, and as of the publishing of this blog post, the Beaten Down portfolio is up more than 8% in less than one month, and it is beating the average return of the overall market measured by the S&P500 index. While we are long-term investors, it's fun to celebrate monthly wins. Have a look at the Beaten Down portfolio!

Visit the Beaten Down portfolio

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