Dear Reader,
In the 1970s, a woman named Carolyn Lynch returned from the supermarket, practically raving to her husband about a brand of pantyhose she had found.
She was so enthused that Lynch decided to do some research. And he realized that a superior pantyhose product presented a major investment opportunity.
His fund took a position in the designer firm that produced L'eggs. The result was a 30-fold gain.
"Invest what you know," became Peter Lynch's mantra. He used the strategy to pounce on investment opportunities that would never be apparent in company filings.
Earnings statistics were one thing… but if his wife and her friends were all singing the praises of a new product, I believe that really told him something.
When he led the vaunted Magellan Fund, Lynch uncovered more than 100 "10-bagger" stocks like Dunkin' Donuts, Taco Bell, and General Electric.
The whole time, he rigorously scoured data. "Whoever turns over the most rocks wins the game," he liked to say.
Lynch was one of the first fund managers to realize that anecdotal data on a company can be much more powerful than traditional investing metrics.
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And fifty years later, the rise of A.I. has taken "invest what you know" to a whole new level.
Over the last two years, two brothers behind one A.I.-powered trading tool have uncovered 138 winning trades… and like Lynch, they've done so by using unconventional data.
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So far, it's given folks advance notice of potential returns as high as 227%, 244%, 273%, 426%, 669%, 1,025%, and 1,102%.
But don't take our word for it… you can see the latest opportunities they've uncovered in this free report — ticker symbols included.
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