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Politics & Profit's avatar

You never mentioned luck, which is a very important factor that most investors or investment writers never mention. Why am I saying this? If this is only about research, technique and skill, then the person who found a 100 bagger can easily find many more with research and skill, right?

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Kevin's avatar

100% And I have written about it in the past. Now Seneca defines luck as = when preparation meets opportunity. So I think there are 2 aspects to it. We need to prepare, and we need to have some luck. Thanks!

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Dan's avatar

Does Jason ever sell?

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Kevin's avatar

Yes. He trims and eventually sells. They are not all winners like XPEL 😀

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Joel Sherwood's avatar

Fun and helpful story, thanks.

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Kevin's avatar

Thanks Joel!

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Bill's avatar

WHY SBTX

Royalty payments to SBTX could hit £100M within 6 years at 99.9% clear profit.

Market cap today £40M

That’s just the tip of the five pillar SBTX growth story.

Copy and and print this

Put it in a cheap frame, and hang on shed or wall garage.

Then just wait.

No one will ever tell you to do this again in your life !!

I think out of the box producing 27% annual compound returns for last 19 years.

Good luck and never forget both stock, and market risk, hence to compensate , only buy potential 100 baggers.

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Bill's avatar

26 years for a 100 bagger

So if your 18 research 3 tiny companies and put £10,000 on each and wait.

Retire aged 44 with a million, if just one comes good

Make sure each of those 3 have the foundations in place, and they are tiny market caps.

Here is the first to try SBTX uk AIM listed.

Have fun.

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Bill's avatar

Yep, the trick of ASOS was the speed of adoption of its platform, and being able to purchase the shares at 5P after the first set back, ( the second setback, was the Buns-field fire ).

This is why I bang on about SBTX

Half the world’s population could be using a skin cream product where SBTX picks up 10% IP royalties on all sales .

To 100 bag fast ( say 7 to 10 years ) first you need to purchase the shares for a song, that’s huge , as normally you’re paying way over the odds for potential growth.

Next up , you need super fast growth,( off the scale), to attract thousands of investors all wanting a slice of the cake.

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Bill's avatar

ASOS uk Market did 5P TO £74.00 in about 14 years.

Way over 1,000 bagger

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Kevin's avatar

True, but you had to get out at the right time with that one!

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