Many of them are definitely outstanding companies, more than have been seen in generations, and many will emerge as leaders in future market cycles. O'Neil Winners adhere to a strict set of rules that losers do not even acknowledge exist.
Winners practice that set of strict rules until the rules become second nature.
At stock market lows, the individual investor is safer to wait for a second confirmation of the turn before buying heavily. What you learn from years of trying experience is generally more important than the opinions and theories of experts using their favorite indicators. Near bottoms, the great majority of advisory letters will be bearish, and near tops, the majority will be bullish. The majority is almost always wrong when it is most important to be right. O'Neil Learn to interpret a daily price and volume chart of the general market averages.