The Next Apple How To Own The Best Performing Stocks In Any Given Year Ivaylo Ivanov by Ivaylo Ivanov, Howard Lindzon 9781511511162, 1511511168 instant download after payment.

This is not a book about the company or the stock Apple. This is a book about finding the next Apple or at least finding hundreds of “mini-Apples.” In 2003, Apple was a $5 billion company. In 2015, it is a $750 billion company, basking in the sunlight of everyone’s attention. $10,000 invested in Apple in 2003 is worth $1,500,000 today. Hindsight bias could make investing seem extremely easy. Past winners are well known; future winners are usually an enigma. Is it really impossible to know in advance which stocks could become the next Apple, Google, or Tesla? The good news is that there will be hundreds of stocks that will go up 500% or more in the next decade. Do you know how to find them? More importantly, do you know how to profit from them? The biggest stock market winners spend a lot of time on the 52-week high list. Everyone knows that. It is common sense. There are some years when over 1,000 stocks show up on the 52-week high list. We cannot possibly own them all. How could we further reduce the universe of stocks to which we should be paying attention? “Do what you love and success will follow” is the most frequently given advice. Is “Invest in what you love” an equally bright idea? Does past performance impact future returns? The answer might surprise you. How to find the best performing stocks in any given year? It is a little counter-intuitive, but if you do what everyone else does, you cannot expect to achieve superior results. George Soros says that the market could predict its own future. Is the market always correct? More importantly, how does that affect you as an investor? Timing is everything in investing. When is the absolute best time to buy stocks? Some trends last only several quarters before they fade, while others continue for years and deliver fantastic returns. Sooner or later, every trend ends. This is not an opinion. It is a fact. How can you make sure that you keep your profits when a trend inevitably ends? These and many other intriguing questions find answers in Ivaylo Ivanov’s and Howard Lindzon’s latest book: The Next Apple – How To Find Stocks That Could Go Up 1000%. Get your copy. In fact, get all your friends a copy. Get one even for your in-laws.