Replies to post #3061 on How To Find Big Stocks

[streamingeagle88]

Let me suggest that you obtain a free issue and examine the criteria used for picking a potential BIG STOCK on this website and then act.

You are interviewing the choir.

Many here have made a million plus in a short time. Don't expect complaints.

[Captain Mac]

Hi Nick, I agree with Pete overall.
What I can add is that subscribers get way more DD and other info than what you see on this board. The DD and other info gives us subscribers confidence to invest meaningful amounts rather than punting peanuts. Everybody has differing resources and differing risk profiles, but we are talking about longer term investing here, not day trading.
Yes, you know of the Big 3 right now but you won't know about the next one, or the one after that until well after the subscribers are already set at lower levels.
BTW, you still have the opportunity to buy any or all of the Big 3 cheap today, they have a long way to go (in the opinion of Van and his merry bunch of subs). Just go for it but you will feel a lot better if you know everything that we subs know.
On the strength of being a subscriber I am up more than 60% despite being currently deep underwater on one of them.
From time to time we have all wasted money on dud newsletters, tip sheets, etc. It's part of the learning curve and naturally we become wary. But it's also how you recognize a diamond when you find one.
Your call whether you do or you don't, doesn't effect the rest of us one way or the other unless you are a whale. Good luck.

[jockinmikeg]

The stories with the Big 3 are only beginning, so when you compare current market caps of the plays with their explosive long-term disruptive potential - the pps is still "cheap".

As a sub...
You'll catch upcoming "Big Stock Alerts" so you can get in before the masses do.

You also have access to top-notch DD, breaking news (i.e. new stock alerts) via e-mail alerts, transparent line of communication with the authors, related articles for your own DD, and archives of past months' coverage to get you up to speed.

Not to mention, the newsletter supplies subscribers with the latest analyst reports on the picks that are often only available to institutional clients. Just saw a killer one today.

Think it's worth $25 bucks a month?

[petemantx]

Do your DD and come to your own conclusion what the potential of the stocks still are; was Google a rotten buy when it was $6?

XXII I expect to nearly double in the next 6 weeks when we get the MSA license and the up listing due to institutional investors coming in. I won't even go where it is headed once we start making partnerships worldwide.

SPIHF is now the disruptive force in a market that this year should see $100B in sales and by 2020 $1T in sales.

Not trying to be demeaning, but your comment makes me believe you have always invested in penny land and once a stock gets over a couple of dollars you sell and move on. If that is your modus operandi, then HTFBS is not for you. HTFBS identifies stocks with emerging "disruptive technology" in their earliest stages and you have to ride the stocks while they bloom into full flower for maximum returns. I would say the big 2 are right now like a rose that is just getting ready to start blooming but has its whole life before it. DSNY is even more in a pre-emerge state and is somewhat more risky at this time but should full bloom into full flower later this year if it is tended to properly.

Current subscribers are still scrambling to get as much of these stocks as possible. If you decide they are too rich for your blood at these prices, then follow this board and when you see that Scott makes a new recommendation, jump in then.

I can guarantee you that if you invest in the 2 big stocks now you will almost certainly by the end of this week have more than paid for your subscription.

I personally do not want to see another recommendation til the end of the year as I do not want to move any of my current holdings into something new. By the end of the year I will have made so much money I could then think of selling some and get into the new play. This newsletter will change how you look at investing and makes you think more like Warren Buffett; when you are in a great stock, there is no need to keep moving your money around. Once you find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, you no longer have to keep searching (unless you just want a bigger pot and good luck with that).