Dear reader,
A few weeks ago, I asked my research team to investigate the top 10 best-performing stocks of the last 30 years.
And the results will shock you…
A few of the Top 10 stocks of the last three decades are what you'd expect…
Amazon, for instance, returned 178,852%.
Nvidia and Apple also made the list, up 64,223% and 96,333% respectively.
But you've likely never heard of NVR (a construction company) even though it's up 62,186%.
Or Cooper Inc… up 61,029%... Pool Corp…. up 57,251%...
Most of all, you'll probably be surprised to learn that an energy drink company, Monster Beverage Corp., outperformed the Apples and Nvidia's of the world by a mile.
It's up 191,852% over the last 30 years, making it the top performing stock of the last three decades.
What this show you is that the mainstream financial media is too obsessed with the tech darlings that dominate their coverage.
Sure, those opportunities are powerful — and they're out there.
But it's just as common — if not more so — to find explosive profit opportunities in sectors you'd never think to look at.
And that's what I've done over the course of my 30-year career, during which I've uncovered 41 different stocks that went on to return gains of at least 10X.
And I wouldn't be at all surprised if this FREE report, Seven Stocks to buy and Hold Forever, adds to that record.
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As you'll see — the list isn't all about tech opportunities. Far from it.
But as I'll reveal, these companies are uniquely positioned to soar in the years ahead — even though many are in sectors that most people would dismiss as mundane or boring.
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Regards,
Eric Fry
Senior Macro-Investment Analyst, InvestorPlace
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