How to look for investment opportunities? Invites Bartosz Szyma [Closer to the Stock Exchange]

Long-term investing is a good way to start your adventure with financial markets. An investment horizon of several years allows for a thorough analysis of the fundamental situation of the stock we are interested in. IN the latest webinar, Bartosz Szyma looks at the shares of two companies suggested by viewers of the Closer to the Stock Exchange series and presents his opinion on investment opportunities.

Where is it worth looking for investment opportunities right now?

Coca-cola is one of the oldest companies listed on the American stock exchange. Since 1919, the company's stock has seen ups and downs, but the prevailing trend remains bullish. However, the popularity of the carbonated drink does not guarantee great investment results. Over the last twenty years, Coca-Cola has mostly performed slightly worse than wide market. However, do KO's current valuations confirm the bullish market forecasts? Is it worth buying shares of such a stable company as Coca-cola?

A similar question can be asked about Johnson & Johnson shares. The end of the global Covid-19 pandemic had a negative impact on the company's financial forecasts. However, apart from its pharmaceutical activities, it also has a strong position on the cosmetics market. Are the recent increases in JNJ shares just a correction of declines or a signal of a trend change?

The famous investor, Jim Rogers, repeated that it is worth looking for investment opportunities where no one has looked before. Bear markets and market declines are often the best moments to select good companies whose shares we can then buy at a lower price.

We invite you to the webinar Closer to the Stock Exchange, in which the speaker of this year's edition XTB Investing Masterclass, Bartosz Szyma explains the complex impact of geopolitical issues on stock markets and presents an in-depth indicator analysis of selected listed companies.

About the host

Bartosz Szyma - Professional investor, programmer, social activist, journalist. In 2010, he abandoned his promising career in the corporation and has since been living mainly from investing. Thanks to the implementation of the SWAN principle (SleepWellAtNight) and focus on dividend companies, he is currently realizing his second passion - traveling, and looking after the investment takes him no more than an hour a week. In his free time, when he is in Poland, he actively works as a volunteer in several charity organizations.

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