Dear Dynamic Wealth Research reader,
I wish I could tell you there was one simple “trick” to investing successfully.
If there was just some magic chart pattern or something like that, we’d all be millionaires.
Hate to break it to you, but there’s no trick.
And anyone who tries to tell you that is a moron or a liar (or both!).
However, there is something that’s as close to a simple trick as you’ll get.
It’s something which is behind some of the world’s greatest fortunes.
It’s paid off big time and time again for regular investors.
And, as you’ll see in a moment, it’s still paying off big to this day.
It’s an idea so simple even people you’d never consider great investors are making fortunes from it.
The World’s EASIEST 3233% Gain?
Kobe Bryant is known for a lot of things.
A serial winner. Heated rivalries with both opponents and teammates. And other things we just won’t get into.
One thing he’s not known for is his investing prowess.
But that hasn’t stopped him from being a so successful he may end up making more investing than he ever did playing basketball.
Take the news from a few weeks about a surprise investment by Coca Cola (KO).
The soft drink made a big investment into sports drink maker BodyArmor.
The news seemed a bit odd to many.
After all, Coca-Cola owns Powerade, the #2 sports drink maker behind Gatorade.
But industry insiders will tell you the top sports drinks have a major problem.
That problem is Powerade, Gatorade, and many others contain as at least half as much sugar as Coca-Cola and Pepsi.
It’s to the point these “healthy” drinks aren’t healthy at all.
The word is out.
All sugar is bad for you.
And Americans are turning away from sugary drinks, even sports drinks like Powerade and Gatorade.
That’s why BodyArmor is a dream product for today’s sugar-conscious market and is in a great position to take a big chunk out of the $8 billion per year sports
drink market.
Knowing that, Coca Cola’s big investment in BodyArmor isn’t much of a surprise at all.
Here’s where Bryant comes in.
He was an early investor in BodyArmor.
Both USA Today and ESPN reported Bryant put $6 million into BodyArmor back in 2014.
And now, based on the valuation Coca Cola’s put money into it at, Bryant’s stake is worth $200 million.
That’s $6 million into $200 million, or a 3233% gain.
And it all happened in four years.
It’s a staggering return few professional investors ever hope to achieve.
But Bryant has an advantage even over some of the most seasoned investors.
Somewhere along the line he picked up the simplest “trick” to making truly great investments.
Revealed: The Simple “Trick” To Huge Gains
I’d bet you’re thinking the “trick” is probably finding big growth investments early.
It’s not.
Granted, that’s part of it -- the easy part (
case in point is this mega-growth story just starting to take off).
You can find big ideas are right in front of you.
In this case, you probably know at least one person who has given up sugar.
Maybe you’ve even swapped out sugary drinks with water in your own diet.
Millions of Americans are “quitting sugar” and millions more are joining them each year.
The real “trick” to this is that after spotting the major growth opportunity, you’ve got to avoid talking yourself out of it.
There are always dozens of reasons NOT to make an investment.
The sidelines are always safer in the short-run.
In the long-run though, you will really miss out.
You’ve probably talked yourself out of Amazon (AMZN) being “too expensive” at $200 a share (it just hit $2000).
Or maybe when Facebook (FB) shares stumbled out of the gate and fell 50% after its IPO it looked a little dangerous (it’s up more than 500% since then).
Now that you know this “trick” though, you don’t have to miss out on some of the biggest growth stories anymore.
And you can start getting on the right side of them from now on.
For example, here’s another you may be kicking yourself for not looking at now.
Will you talk yourself out of this one too?
Successfully yours,
Dynamic Wealth Research
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