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r/valueinvestingr/valueinvesting· u/SignificanceNo3295· 6d agoDiscussion 73

Broadcomm - I bought the dip

Investor summaryBullish

Bought a small 5% position in AVGO based on a perceived alternating post-earnings price pattern, admitting it is purely vibe trading.

Bull points
  • Historical observation of an alternating post-earnings price reaction pattern suggests a potential bounce.
  • Disciplined position sizing (5%) limits downside risk while allowing for upside participation.
Bear points
  • The strategy is explicitly admitted to be 'vibe trading' without fundamental analysis or rigorous backtesting.
  • Relying on a simple alternating pattern ignores broader market conditions and company-specific fundamentals.
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Post body

Simply put, I bought the dip on Friday on post-nut clarity spur (I'm in Asia).

Prior to that, i was doing some historical trend research for AVGO, nv done before for it and never bought AVGO before.

I noticed that the post earnings cycle for AVGO post-Openai launch had been almost always the same, it alternates. if it gaps up in Q1 earnings, it will crash in Q2, then gap up in Q3 and down in Q4. No prize for guessing what the last post-earnings reaction was.

It's purely vibe trading but I'm just allocating about 5% into this hunch and see where it takes us.

Discussion · top comments15 selected
u/Top_Category_2526 100· 6d agoTop

I feel like i'm reading a guy from WSB

u/Varnell_VII 12· 6d ago

Granny investing, not double clutching like you should. You're lucky that 100 shot of P/E didn't blow the welds on the market cap.

u/worIdholdon 12· 6d ago

Ask any trader, any real trader, it don't matter if your stock goes up by a cent or a million.

Winning's winning.

u/JustCan6425 9· 6d ago

Because you’re hoarding 95% cash for a 2008 like crash that’s not gonna happen soon? 😂

u/Valueism 27· 6d ago

Man this sub really fucking hates every single stock.

Every single time I click on a thread like this it’s negative Nancy’s everywhere.

What do yall even buy anymore?

u/AccountExciting961 26· 6d ago

yes, and yours one is wrong. if you actually read a definition of value investing, the very idea of it is a fundamental analysis - and "vibe trading" is the opposite of that.

u/WholeOrganization915 13· 6d ago

Don’t use forward PE to value a stock that has just missed their revenue numbers.

u/godfather-ww 15· 6d ago

The were 4 cents above expectations. What „shocked“ the market was that they kept the outlook stable

u/Josiah_Bartlet 10· 6d ago

They didn’t miss.

u/GameTime2325 6· 6d ago

They missed my super secret recent numbers that only I know

u/Arabian_Goggles_ 8· 6d ago

Don’t listen to these people. They would rather buy “value” stocks like PayPal and Lululemon.

u/yeeetcoin 7· 6d ago

RIP to this man

u/Available_System_937 7· 6d ago

Expected Revenue: 22.07B, Reported 22.19B

Expected EPS: 2.4, Reported 2.44

u/SelenaMeyers2024 7· 6d ago

Down to 64 pe... Definitely value investing and not hype chasing, in no way Dec 1999 like...

u/Sp00ked123 8· 6d ago

forward pe is 24