Buying Undervalued Stocks: My Investment Strategy Revealed

So my investment philosophy is that I want to buy undervalued stocks. I want to buy stocks before people know about it. I want to buy it when people think, oh, things are not going all right here. I want to buy things when it seems like, oh, it's not popular. That's why you see things like Tesla. I've known Tesla for years. I've known the stock. I've never been able to buy it because it's been overpriced for a while. And I'll tell you how I work out whether something is overpriced or not. There's Apple, wonderful company. I'm not saying there's anything wrong with it. And I know that at some point, one of my mentors, not my direct mentor, but someone I look up to, and I'm going to be in the investors conference in Omaha, Nebraska. That's Warren Buffett. I know that he did buy a very large portion of Apple at some point, and he made a lot of money on it. But I've never been able to buy Apple because I've been following it and I think it's overpriced.