Its a rare period to get 2 companies from the top ten largest global comapnies by capitalization trading shares on discounted prices. These are must buy shares for your millionaire portfolio.
In the latest #issue 3 of next amazon share, I would like to share 5 amazing UK British made public companies which have high growth potential to be the next multi billion pound company.
Welcome back to #issue 2 of How to find the Next Amazon Share. In this issue I would like to share my top five favourite industry which is leading the way.
On 16th of May 1997, Amazon shares was worth US$1.73 per share. If you bought 100 Amazon shares at $173.00 then, you would have a total of $170,486 on the 13 June 2018. So how do we find the next Amazon share? Join me in this ongoing blog series.
This is a high potential growth stock have the proven track record to build itself as a household name and dominate its market major rivals. This private company is going public to ensure it gathers the funds to grow and revolutionise the market.
I recommended this index stock back in July 2017 and it is still growing strong. Low-cost index with the collection of the best quality companies globally.
Recommend potential index, funds and stocks to invest in. Smart Investors play patience and buy in stages. Smart savers saved money for rainy days like this. Remember to sell and not get slaughtered like pigs. There is a risk of capital loss to be aware about.
Back in Mid January 2019, I was doing my research trying to work out the future value worth of two specific companies to prepare for investment on high growth stocks. I was not satisfied with my findings and information from the internet were not reliable. The only way I can get reliable source of information was to speak to the company itself! Then I had a brilliant idea.
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