Don’t you hate it when you miss a stock that’s gone up?
Maybe you:
– didn’t know about the company until much later
– researched the stock, but didn’t invest in it
– owned it but sold out way too soon
It’s not a good feeling… missing a multi-bagger — any stock that doubles or more. Here’s the math:
Bagger | Gain | ROI |
2-bagger | 100% | 2x |
3-bagger | 200% | 3x |
4-bagger | 300% | 4x |
5-bagger | 400% | 5x |
10-bagger | 900% | 10x |
100-bagger | 9,900% | 100x |
I’m guilty of it too (missing out).
But I’ve also had my share of multi-baggers since 2005. That’s when I started investing in the stock market from my dorm room at the age of 18. It only takes a handful of long-term performers to really compound your portfolio’s returns.
My stock portfolio is up 50x since then.
I have a strong passion and instinct for finding promising micro-cap, small-cap, and mid-cap companies that have what it takes to grow bigger. But it’s taken years of practice, and persistence…
As legendary investor, Peter Lynch said: “the person that turns over the most rocks wins the game”.