![]() He also goes on to call this a “Perfect 10 Stock,” and he shares his “perfect 10” criteria with us - apparently if you get nine of these you’re “perfect”, but if you get 10 you’re a “Perfect 10”. “The $4 stock I’m going to share with you today is making all the right moves to be at the forefront of this rapidly growing industry.” “And just like how Amazon and Netflix positioned themselves at the forefront of the tech revolution… “That’s more than the value of the global auto industry. “But over the next few years, it’s expected to be worth $4 trillion. “It’s likely one you’re not familiar with… ![]() Sounds intriguing, no? That’s actually probably enough of a group of hints to get our stock named for you… but we should hear a little bit of the pitch first, just to be sure. “And they’re a market leader in an industry that’s projected to be worth $4 trillion in the coming years.” “They specialize in a revolutionary technology – one that could transform every industry on the planet. ![]() “Its management team is elite, including the former CEOs of MGM and Bayer, a highly regarded MIT scientist, and a billionaire businessman. “Demand for its services is off the charts, as the company’s revenue has recently quadrupled. “And it checks off every item on the list (just like AOL did). “I see a similar situation unfolding right now with a small stock that went public in 2021. The pitch about “if I had to put it in one stock” is part of the lead-in - he says he did something similar with his wife’s retirement account in 1997, a couple years before he launched his hedge fund and mutual funds (both of which were closed years ago, after a bad run in the 2010s), in putting all of her retirement money ($20,000 at the time) into America Online stock, multiplying it sixfold as the dot-com mania unfolded. MarketWise is the publicly-traded parent company for Stansberry, Tilson’s Empire, Brownstone, Casey Research, Palm Beach, Investorplace and others… so it was interesting to see that as paid subs are dropping off a bit, they also throw in a trial subscription to one of Lous Navellier’s Investorplace newsletters as a bonus inducement at the end of this Empire Stock Investor pitch… I wonder if we’ll see more of that marketing across their brands as numbers fall). (FYI, we learned from MarketWise (MKTW) that their paid-subscriber numbers are falling pretty hard to start this year, compared to Q1 of 2021, no real surprise as speculative interest in investing has clearly dropped from the manic highs of a year ago. And he piles on the clues about this “secret” stock, so I’m sure the Thinkolator can get us a good answer for you - that way, you can think it over, maybe layer on a little skepticism, and decide later, once the hard sales pitch for the newsletter has worn off a little, whether you want to subscribe to read Whitney’s work, buy the stock, or pass on both. It’s revealed in the special report, “The $4 Inflation Stock That Could Change Your Life,” which comes as a bonus when you subscribe to his Empire Stock Investor ($49, renews at $199). He has also made plenty of very public investing mistakes - he is more genuine than most in owning up to them, I mostly like the guy, but he’s not anywhere near infallible.īut still, we wanna know what that “secret” stock is, right? So, to be clear, Tilson’s been around for a long time, ran a hedge fund for a while, and is doing very nicely with his Empire Financial Research business that he launched with Stansberry a couple years ago - he’s not a billionaire, but whether or not he blows his wife’s retirement account is unlikely to be hugely meaningful for his family. Pundits often use the “if I had to go ‘all-in’ on one stock, this would be it!” - all while they know, of course, that they will never have to go “all in”, and that doing so with any stock would be taking a huge risk with the foundation of your future financial security. Which is an easy thing to say, of course, when that retirement account is not the only thing standing between you and a decade of eating cat food. Several readers called my attention to a new ad from Whitney Tilson, who’s talking up an investment as a “ $4 $2 Inflation Stock” by saying that if he had to invest his wife’s full retirement account in a single stock, this would be the one.
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