Why You Need A Stock Watchlist

$100 billion.

That’s how much Warren Buffett has made by owning Apple stock.

Buffett didn’t invest in Apple’s IPO, either. In fact, he started his position in 2016 — long after Steve Jobs, the iPhone, or even the iPad.

Why’d he wait so long?

Because Buffett wasn’t concerned with technological innovations or new devices.

He wanted to buy the company when Apple stock was undervalued.

The point?

Buying a wonderful business can lead to spectacular returns.

If you invest at the right price.

Today’s article explains the importance of creating a stock watchlist. And, how investing a few minutes per week into research can save you thousands of dollars per year.

Why Make A Stock Watchlist?

Everybody is going to “buy the dip” during the next big market crash.

Yet, the average person does zero preparation and has no clue what they’d actually buy. When the time comes, they sit on the sidelines and miss a fantastic wealth-building opportunity.

If you want to maximize your money and pick high-quality stocks, you need to do your research well in advance.