Something VERY rare happened on Thursday... ... and I want to make sure you got a heads-up so you can act quickly. David Gardner, lead investor Motley Fool Rule Breakers stock-picking service (and one of the best growth investors in the world), recommended a new stock to Rule Breakers members. But here's why I'm so excited about this particular recommendation: David has actually recommended this company before... SIX times. Now, many people might think "Six recommendations? It's too late, I've missed the boat." But trust me - that couldn't be further from the truth. In fact, let me show you something incredible. I scoured through all 200+ Rule Breakers stock picks, and found that there are nine companies that David has recommended more than 3 times. The AVERAGE return for those nine stocks is 714.6%. That's more than 8x the average returns of the S&P 500 over the same time period! Here are just a few examples of David Gardner's multi-rec stocks: - Baidu, up 1,539.7%
- Salesforce.com, up 2,453.5%
- MercadoLibre, up 4,323.8%
And that's just the tip of the iceberg! Anyone who looked at the 2nd or 3rd re-recommendation of a David Gardner stock and thought "nah, too late" missed out in a big way. But I don't want that to happen to you. Now - can I be sure you'll also see 714.6% returns on this company? Of course not! (Anyone who promises specific returns should set your alarm bells ringing.) But I can tell you that David has said he believes this company is the "Coca-Cola" of its industry... except it doesn't have a "Pepsi" encroaching on its market share. Unfortunately, I can only share the rest of the details with Rule Breakers members. But if history is anything to go by... the more David Gardner recommends a stock, the more potentially profitable it could be for investors who pay attention. And that's why I strongly urge all investors to get in on the action now. So, if you have any interest in being among the first group of investors to capitalize on David's latest Rule Breakers recommendation, this is your chance. |
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