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Saturday's thought.

I like to spend Saturdays analysing companies and going over charts and companies that I have recommended and I own, to make sure we are on track.  What I am also focusing on lately, which takes a little more time to do, is to find potential 5X to 10X potentials over a 3 - 5 year period.  

We have a number of good companies that we are invested in that have strong growth trajectories but I would like to add more companies which are still relatively moderate risk but high growth potential.

To do this, I still aim to balance good fundamentals, with a healthy looking chart (Wave 2 completing preferably) but with a strong growth potential, trying to find all three of these circumstances together takes some work but it is possible to do.

Think early stage $NKE, $AMZN, $DPZ, $MNST, $GOOG, $TSLA etc.

There are a number of these companies with potentials like this $ONON, $LULU, $SE, $NIO, $PLTR....that are popular but haven't grown into household names just yet, in terms of their market valuation and investor attraction.

We have well over 500 members here now and I think we can help research this together.

Drop a ticker below of what you feel meets this criteria and I will look at a number of them and assess them over the coming weeks.

Please no nonsense tickers just because you are invested heavily in this stock and you are fully convinced it will go up, I will do an analysis myself, so the likes of $GME, $MULN $AMC all this sort of trash is not going to help us.

Let's use what we have as a group to find silent giants that are ready to erupt.

Comments

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Josh

Lcid

Toko

Small but imo very interesting LSE $KOO

Helicopter

Here’s one out of left field. Sibanye Stillwater Ltd $SBSW Dual listed on the NYSE and the JSE. South African mining company that has taken a beating recently due to the mineral prices. Gold and palladium mainly but other precious metals. They have mines internationally and are expanding internationally to offset risk of being only in SA. The CEO is one tough intelligent guy.

Dipen Patel

Another one that might fit what you're looking for is $ATKR. 5 year revenue growth over 15%, high ROIC, over 20%, excellent fundamentals all around, and they are positioning themselves as a picks and shovels supplier of specialist materials for example cabling, metal framworking, plastic and PVC specialist materials, but across a multitude of high growth and critically important industries. Domestic and commercial buildings, modern broadband and electricity infrastructure, electric vehicle manufacturing, solar PV constructions aswel as data storage and power storage facilities. They will grow with these industries and are excellently diversified.

Jesse Gaffey

AAF

Lewis

$STEM

Ram

$BB—mainly because need for even more cybersecurity going into the future

SLim

Pretty hard to find the next household name, the company has to have a niche SQ, SE, UBER, ABNB, PLTR, RIVN, are some i can think of

Jeff Akrawin

I would absolutely love to see one of your charts for $INDI. The CEO came from $SWKS and has been growing this company at a very nice pace, supplying some very large industry leading companies. They are supposed to be turning cash flow positive this year. The financials look like they are moving in the right direction. I do not have a position… yet

RandumbInvestor

$MQ. Amazing growth. Really undervalued

TSS

$SLDP I think this is a 3-5 year candidate. Toyota is coming out with a solid state battery powered vehicle in 2027 (so they say) and this company’s man focus is solid state. These batteries would triple the likes of a current full electric.

Taylor Howard

I've been researching Bitcoin miners for a long time $wulf has been a giant in my portfolio. Bought at .70 c once I saw all the insider buys. Nuclear power at the cheapest rate in the sector 0.2c for 5 yrs at all hours

Scott Glover

In the gene editing world SANA seems to be the next CRSP. The CEO was JUNO cfo prior to being bought out. Early stage company but big pipeline and great preclinical results so far. Cash on hand is beginning to get lower due to high cash burn though. Otherwise RIVN I think is a great one long term. They are all over the west coast. Reminds me of Tesla in the early days.

V

$chrs This is a pharma stock with some good industry veterans behind it. There is a recent partnership with Mark Cuban to market Humira biosimilar at a rock bottom price. This has annoyed Abbvie and they pushed back last week causing the stock to fall. Other interesting large molecule biosimilars are in the pipeline. Humira is one of the most profitable drugs out there.

Chemguy

$ARRY. $CAKE.

Jeanette Woerman-Mason

$HIMS without a doubt

faizan baig

$ENVX please. It has new silicon battery technology , claims to be much safer (much lower risk of combustion compared to traditional lithium battery). They also claim their batteries last longer in one charge. Can be used in handheld devices , ecooter , even cars (planned)etc. This one could give exponential growth if they successfully produce economically and with reduced complexity (heard machines / technologies used to produce arent easy to make either). One competition I'm aware of is sila nano, although it's not listed. I understand they are still facing challenges in scaling up. Would love to see your view on its fundamentals.

MT115

SMCI and ALB

Aleks

Fubo, plug and clnn

Eduardo Raposo

LAC. Maybe SDGR

Dennis Adams

NVX.AX Battery technology company which makes synthetic graphite anodes based in the US. Has a number of off take agreements with tier 1 suppliers (LG energy) and should be receiving DOE loan to expand manufacturing capacity in US. Mostly pre revenue so huge upside. Stock 90% down from all time high

Tim

I agree, I believe SOFI is a good one. Also DKNG and ALPP

Kevin Sherman

THG LSE. You kindly published a chart a while ago. 2 activist investors and Golden share relinquished last week. The GS blocked 2 takeover bids within the last year. It is just waiting to be purchased and dissected.

P7

I think $SOFI is also in early stages

OT

Agree on $Meli Andrew, it's a monster, it dropped to around $500 a share in 2020, can't help but feel that was the time to get it.

Jesse Gaffey

$U software that runs VR

KeiraD

SOUN big on Ai voice , Nvidia has invested along with other major cap . Big potential imo

Constantinos Laskaris

I have been looking at $GSIT, $INOD. They are AI companies. They have grown exponentially this year. If they are correcting in a wave 2. I would like to be there, if there is a wave 3 . In commodities i like $BHP

Daniel SI

I would be interested your take on $MELI due to its dominant position in the rapidly growing e-commerce market in Latin America, supported by its robust platform and expanding user base. Additionally, its diversification into areas such as fintech and logistics further strengthens its long-term growth potential.

Andrew Block

silicon carbide (SiC) chip makers $on $stm $wolf $ifx cutting edge of chip tech

KeiraD

Great stuff, I'll take a look, thank you!

Gareth Neary

WiMi Hologram Cloud, Inc. (NASDAQ: WIMI), whose commercial operations began in 2015, is a holographic cloud comprehensive technical solution provider that focuses on professional areas including holographic AR automotive HUD software, 3D holographic pulse LiDAR, head-mounted light field holographic equipment, holographic semiconductor, metaverse holographic cloud software and others.

Amadeus

This sort of commentary I appreciate Jesse and exactly what I am looking for, I will look at this

Gareth Neary

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AD RK

Do you think $U fits this? Largely part of a duopoly in handheld games, and pretty much a monopoly in mobile game design. Multiple 3rd party deals being done that will drive new revenue streams like the new deal with Apple, and AI greatly enhancing their products and R&D. What I don't like is their excessive stock based compensation, and some dubious numbers reporting which puts a bit of a red flag around management for me. But they have big growth potential

Jesse Gaffey

RIVN

Brandon Monella

Nope anywhere, it is easier to analyse the fundamentals of US listed stocks tho

Gareth Neary

CLOV

Thomas Nugent

Is the criteria US-listed?

Peter C


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