*|MC:SUBJECT|* *|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|* | I'm just going to put something out there real quick.
In the 28 years since The Motley Fool was founded, our average stock recommendation has beaten the market by over 4x.
Now, those returns are the things of legend, something I would wager the best investors in the world are envious of.
I'm talking, of course, about companies like: - Amazon, up 24,188% (since we recommended it Sept. 6, 2002)
- Netflix, up 22,932% (since we recommended it Oct. 1, 2004)
- Nvidia, up 12,446% (since we recommended it April 15, 2005)
Those are actual investment recommendations The Motley Fool has shared with our investing community over the years.
And the fortunate investors who pulled the trigger on the day those recommendations went live have seen thousands of dollars in profit.
Enough to retire.
Enough for that sports car.
Enough to travel through Europe.
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| The truth is we actually don't recommend you buy any stocks if you're not willing to hold them for at least 5 years. That's the simple investing philosophy behind our greatest returns.
We are focused on the long-term. Let the day traders work all day for their 5% blips here and there, and fret when the market falls off for a month. We play an entirely different game -- a game measured by huge percentage points of profit, and counted in years.
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I want to make sure I re-emphasize that the returns you are seeing are all from recommendations we've made in just the last 5 years!
What does that tell you? There are still amazing companies out there -- and our dedicated analysts are tirelessly working every day to identify more of these companies for our members.
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