Updated Buying Zones for 50 Stocks

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This year, I started publishing a new category of articles: buying zones for stocks. Why? Because when it comes to investing and buying stocks, there are two major approaches: buying during pullbacks and market consolidations, or opting for momentum investing.

Personally, I belong to the first group. This strategy, while appealing for its focus on fundamentals and long-term value, comes with two key challenges:

• When you buy during consolidation phases, it means you buy during periods with a negative market trend, which can be unsettling

• Also, you never know where the bottom is as it is impossible to predict the exact lowest point, adding an element of risk

Despite these challenges, I find this approach more compelling. By focusing on a fundamentals, I can identify its intrinsic value and seize opportunities to buy at a favorable price for long-term holding periods. This method, in my opinion, is often more rewarding than a momentum-driven approach, which involves buying stocks purely based on upward trends, regardless of their price or potential.

To navigate the uncertainty of market bottoms, I like to establish 3 buying zones for staggered entries. While it is rare to hit the absolute lowest price, having a structured plan ensures readiness for any market conditions. These prices often emerge during bear markets, and if you are interested in how to navigate such times, check out my article on what to do and avoid during bear markets.

Please note that the prices and zones were calculated on Sunday, March 30th. While there may be minor discrepancies with today’s prices, the defined buying zones remain unchanged.

Buying Zones for 50 Stocks to Update your Watchlist

Datasource

To define the buying zones, I use a mix between a fundamental and technical analysis. You can also do it with a good information website. You can find all the data I am using through the following link to marketscreener.com. I use this website daily, and I am confident it can be helpful to you as well. (Please note that this is an affiliate link)

Please note that the price and zones have been calculated on Sunday the 30th, so they might be small gaps with today’s price - however it doesn’t change the defined buying zones.

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Let’s begin with an example

We will use Microsoft as an example.

Currently the stock has a 28.6x PE and a current price of $379.

In the last article, the price was $346 and the buying zones were $399 / $350 / $315. As we are just under the first buying zone, it is important to update the buying zones (and it is also a good example that waiting proved useful instead of buying close to ATH).

The first new buying zone is around $350. This zone has been a resistance at the end of 2021 and in July 2023. It would give a PE of 27x.

The second one for me would be $315 (PE of 24x). It has been a support on August 2023 and September 2023. The last one would be around $249, a support at the end of 2022 and the beginning of 2023.

So the zones are:

• $350 / PE 27x

• $315 / PE 24x

• $249 / PE 19x

Of course, the price could always drop further or fail to decline at all. In either scenario, the investment thesis and buying zones would need to be re-evaluated.

The stocks analyzed

In this article, we will discover the buying zones for 51 stocks. If you are a paid subscriber, you can request buying zones for specific stocks in the comments. Here is the full list:

• US Stocks (34)

  • Adobe, Alphabet, AirBNB, Amazon, Apple, Applied Materials, AppLovin, Blackrock, Broadcom, Cadence, Costco, Fair Isaac, Fortinet, Intuit, Intuitive Surgical, KLA Corporation, Lam Research, Mastercard, Meta, Netflix, NVidia, Palo Alto Networks, Paypal, S&P Global, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Shift4 Payments, Synopsys, Tesla, Transmedics, Unitedhealth, Visa, Waste Management, Zoetis

• Dutch Stocks (4)

  • Adyen, ASM International, ASML, BE Semiconductor

• Chinese Stocks (1)

  • Alibaba

• Swedish Stocks (3)

  • Alfa Laval, Assa Abloy, Evolution

• French Stocks (4)

  • Airbus, Hermès, LVMH, Schneider Electric

• Canadian Stocks (3)

  • Constellation Software, Lululemon, MDA Space

• Danish Stocks (1)

  • Novo Nordisk

• Argentina (1)

  • Mercadolibre

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Adobe (US)

Current price: $385 / Current PE: 24.0x / 2025 growth: 9.3% / Ticker ADBE

Buying zones $350 / $275 / $210

Adyen (Netherlands)

Current price: 1,449€ / Current PE: 39.8x / 2025 growth: 24.4% / Ticker ADYEN.AS

Buying zones 1,410€ / 1,240€ / 1,040€

Here is a “Stock of the Week” article about Adyen

Alibaba (China)

Current price: $132 / Current PE: 17.2x / 2025 growth: 6.2% / Ticker BABA

Buying zones $118 / $98 / $81

Alfa Laval (Sweden)

Current price: 442SEK / Current PE: 20.5x / 2025 growth: 9.2% / Ticker ALFA.ST

Buying zones 390SEK / 330SEK / 240SEK

Alphabet (US)

Current price: $154 / Current PE: 17.2x / 2025 growth: 11.3% / Ticker GOOGL

Buying zones $150 / $135 / $120

Here is my deep dive into the company

AirBNB (US)

Current price: $120 / Current PE: 27.8x / 2025 growth: 10.0% / Ticker ABNB

Buying zones $114 / $104 / $85

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