Only a fool would turn away a good bargain.
When it comes to the stock market, you’ll hear talking heads squawking about stocks “at a discount,” because they’ve tanked and it’s time to “buy now”.
They couldn’t be more wrong.
Today I have a very different type of deal for you, and it’s a company with comparable
services to one of the most expensive stocks on the market.
I can get you in on this trade at 91% off, with returns like $13,487 all for YOU.
When people say a stock is trading at a discount, they usually mean a company with a
name you’ll recognize suffered a drop, but you should buy anyway because they’ll
surely go back up.
Large companies often hide behind the adage “they’re too big to fail.” The 2008 crisis bankrupted several big-name institutions, so obviously that proved untrue.
The problem with following the financial advice of analysts that only look at household
names is they’re limited to what industry giants can do.
Granted, it would seem not much can stop Google or Walmart, but if a stock is in bad
shape, it doesn’t matter what name is next to the ticker.
People invest in companies they know or because they use their products.
They allow their emotions to dictate their stock picks, because they themselves can’t
see their local Walmart going out of business or Google’s engine getting shut down.
But the reality is if these companies fall into disarray, you encountering their product in
everyday life isn’t going to save them financially.
So, the piece of advice I have for you here is don’t buy a stock just because you
recognize the name, or you like their products.
It doesn’t matter if you only shop at JCPenney – it doesn’t change the fact that they
have a deadline to clean up their act before they’re removed from the New York Stock
Exchange.
The reason WSI TV has such a good track record is not because we undercut big
financial recommendation services, it’s because we look for profits where no one else
does.
While the industry “professionals” are recommending the average Joe buy 100 shares
of Amazon, I realize that at $1,793 a share, that $179,300 isn’t likely to be lying around
in your house.
So, I sniffed around.
And I found you a company that’s on the forefront of new cloud computing technology.
Did you know that the majority of Amazon’s revenue comes from their cloud products,
under the branch Amazon Web Services?
They make more money on the cloud (an online storage system) than on their hundreds
of thousands of online products.
And someone else has just entered the arena.
While Amazon is technically a good pick right now, I’m betting $179,300 is a little high in
terms of capital you’re willing to invest upfront.
Instead, I have a company for you that trades at a 91% discount to Amazon.
Forget a six-figure investment; you can see 269% in returns on as little as $4,991.
Take a look.
As of today, MongoDB or MDB, trades at $153.
With a properly timed investment, MDB could have won you $13,487 for a fraction of
what Amazon would need you to put down.
So, as you can see, the money isn’t always in the companies that make the headlines.
With a little digging, you too can find the generic version of overpriced shares that offer
returns that are just as good as brand names.
