This place feels like a "low P/E" or "low RSI" sub.

First of all, there's nothing wrong with using ratios or indicators like P/E or RSI to evaluate whether or not certain stocks are worth buying or not. But it feels like this sub solely uses those metrics in a vacuum to make those recommendations. Further, there seems to be a huge turnaround bias here. Yes, we are biased towards buying stocks that are going down instead of up because we are imagining the turnaround. Who doesn't love a bargain? Except when those bargains turn into lost opportunity costs. Cheap stocks can get cheaper. Just because something's dropped by a ton doesn't mean that it can't stay in the dumps forever. Even this sub's supposed hero, Warren Buffet has alluded to this: *"Turnarounds seldom turn."* *"It’s far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair company at a wonderful price."*