Exponential Stock Investor
This is not an ordinary time to be an investor. We are at the dawn of the ‘collision age’. Where technologies and trends are intersecting at breakneck speed…and with huge long-term consequences. As such, Exponential Stock Investor is not your average stock-tipping service. It’s more an expedition into a world of extraordinary companies on the verge of exponential growth.
Disruption, reinvention, and technological leaps forward have always been a part of human advancement. The difference now is the exponential pace at which these collisions are occurring. The knock-on effects will be bigger than you imagine. The possibilities — and profit opportunities — are manifold. But different rules now apply to finding stock opportunities at the vanguard. The old rules of small-cap stock investing only take you so far.
Editors Ryan Dinse and Izaac Ronay don’t make stock recommendations lightly. Every play is operating in a field or industry that’s going through an evolutionary or disruptive step change.
This is ‘change-the-world’ investing, at the ground level.
Take Google, for example. It was an internet search engine operating at the dawn of the world wide web. In the same way Amazon was in the relatively new field of e-commerce.
They didn’t start out as the huge companies that are part of everyday life today. They started out as tiny tech firms. Their growth has been exponential. So have the gains in their stock prices.
Those are the kinds of stocks Exponential Stock Investor looks for. Those operating at the outset of exponential trends, with the potential to make exponential gains. Ryan and Izaac operate on the ‘10x rule’. Meaning they don’t touch companies that they can’t see making 10 times your money at least — no guarantees with such risky stocks, of course, but that’s the aim with each recommendation.
Now, this is easier said than done. As you can imagine, not too many stocks meet that first criterion. And even those that do carry no guarantee of success. Events that cause market volatility can severely impact small-cap stocks, as has been the case with some of Ryan and Izaac’s picks.
To be clear, this is not about looking for stocks just because they look ‘cheap’…or they’re paying a good dividend.
Though such factors might be considered, the overwhelming criteria for selection has to be the ability to grow market share or profits fast.
The fact is that most small-cap stocks don’t meet these qualifying criteria…because most stocks don’t have exponential potential within them. Even if they’re good in other ways.
The subset of stocks Exponential Stock Investor hunts down must be forging or riding exponential trends. Even better if they operate at the convergence of two or more trends. When these trends collide and converge, this change is not just potentially valuable at the point of impact, but also in the aftermath of the collision.
Think about Apple getting into the personal device and mobile phone business right at the point internet speeds were getting faster and data was getting cheaper…and its shares shooting up more than 10,000% from 2004 to 2018…
Think about Facebook’s social media platform colliding with the trend in big advertising data — and its share price rocketing up by more than 1,600% since its post-IPO low to today…
Think about Netflix launching an on-demand video streaming service just as the broadband boom was taking off…and posting monster share gains of more than 8,700% in less than a decade…
Exponential Stock Investor aims to find these ‘trend collisions’ and show you the lucrative opportunities that often accompany them.
Ryan Dinse is an experienced small-cap trader and expert in cryptocurrencies. He has one of the most impressive track records in our business, for both stocks and cryptos. He first bought bitcoin in 2013. His mission is to help ordinary people lock onto extraordinary trends before they go mainstream.
Izaac Ronay is an Editor at Money Morning. He has traded equity index and interest rate futures since 2012 across various exchanges and products. His trading focuses on the relationship between markets and how to maximise return while controlling risk. Izaac studied Management and International Business and has worked in supply chain and marketing roles within small and large Australian businesses. He has been actively investing in the stock market since 2007 and believes the best investments are those that align with the most significant evolving themes.
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