Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading ideas with you!
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The biggest multi-baggers grew for decades.
The question isn’t “What will grow next year?”
But rather: Which business can compound for +10 years?
That’s where the real wealth is built. $S&P 500(.SPX)$
Financial chart titled NVIDIA Russell 1000 Multi-Baggers 1000%+ Since 3/24/2000 displaying company names abbreviations growth percentages and descriptions such as NVIDIA with 672.97% growth in beverages GPUs and AI technology Texas Pacific Land with 625.77% in mining royalties Old Dominion Freight with 304.50% in shipping services Apple with 208.31% in automobiles software McDonalds with 167.00% in analytics DaVita with 147.15% in healthcare Clean Harbors with 137.52% in waste disposal Huntington Ingalls with 126.49% in aerospace Whirlpool with 112.97% in HVAC equipment note at bottom Past performance is no guarantee future results
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Great business models to study:
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The amazing run of Nordic serial acquirers:
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Most 100-baggers took 20–30 years.
Nobody wants to hear that.
But compounding doesn’t care about your impatience.
Time in the market > timing the market.
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Gains needed to make up for losses:
Vertical bar chart with green bars on the right side representing required percentage gains to recover losses, starting from a 1% loss requiring a 1% gain at the bottom, increasing to a 50% loss requiring a 100% gain, and an arrow pointing to a 233% gain for a 70% loss; the left side shows gray bars for negative percentages from 0% to -100% labeled as Loss; y-axis labeled Required gain from 0% to 250%, x-axis from -100% to 70%.
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