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This unique “Ultimate X-Factor” trait is the first indicator of historic 10X returns ever uncovered by us here at the Fool…
Now imagine an entire 40-position portfolio, where 100% of the stocks possessing the exact same trait that’s led us to a who’s who of Motley Fool U.S. “Hall of Fame” winners like NFLX (+35,032%)… AMZN (+22,689%)… NVDA (+18,745%)… TSLA (+18,389%)… and MELI (+11,579%)!
That’s right – the FIVE BIGGEST WINNERS in Motley Fool U.S. history all possess this unique “Ultimate X-Factor” trait! Now Tom and his team are scouring the markets for what they hope could be the next in that line of “Hall of Fame” winners…
This “Early Bird” offer to join Tom on this special journey as a VIP charter member will disappear at midnight tonight… at which time the price to join will instantly shoot up by $500!
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Allow me to quickly explain… Regardless of how long you’ve been following us here at The Motley Fool Canada, I’m sure you’re familiar with the world-class, market-beating track record we — and our sister company in the U.S. — have established through the years. After all, I don’t know of another company in the financial industry that has matched The Motley Fool’s ability to consistently lead investors like you to some of the most life-changing investment returns the market has ever seen. I am of course talking about Motley Fool U.S.’s first recommendations of companies like: Netflix (up 35,032%)…Chart refers to U.S. markets, and Motley Fool U.S. services.
Amazon (up 22,689%)…Chart refers to U.S. markets, and Motley Fool U.S. services.
Nvidia (up 18,745%)…Chart refers to U.S. markets, and Motley Fool U.S. services.
Shopify (up 7,197%)…Chart refers to U.S. markets, and Motley Fool U.S. services.
MercadoLibre (up 11,579%)…Chart refers to U.S. markets, and Motley Fool U.S. services.
Salesforce.com (up 4,397%)…Chart refers to U.S. markets, and Motley Fool U.S. services.
Tesla (up 18,389%)…Chart refers to U.S. markets, and Motley Fool U.S. services.
Now, as you’d expect, as we’ve helped thousands of our individual members rack up winner after winner, Tom has had countless investors ask (and even downright beg) him to share the “secret” behind The Motley Fool’s enviable success. And while many companies in the financial service industry would prefer to keep their “edge” hidden from the public eye, here at The Motley Fool, we tend to do things a bit differently. In fact, Tom is happy to share the formula behind his success with as many investors as possible! After all, he and his brother, David, founded the company with the purpose of making the world smarter, happier, and richer! Which is why a few years ago, Tom commissioned a comprehensive research project to do a complete review of the various investing strategies, factors, and screens we’ve used to identify promising stocks here at The Motley Fool. And while nearly all The Motley Fool’s strategies have crushed the market over time…Chart refers to U.S. markets, and Motley Fool U.S. services.
As you can see, The Motley Fool U.S. has crushed the market on recommendations of both founder-led stocks and non-founder-led stocks. However, investors have achieved the best historical returns — by far — simply by following our recommendations of companies still run by their founders. In fact, this founder “Ultimate X-Factor” is actually the only factor we’ve ever identified that’s led to PROVEN 10X returns on past Motley Fool U.S. recommendations. Given how profitable this strategy has been, it’s no surprise that back in 2019 Tom Gardner and his team launched Motley Fool Canada’s first and only founder-focused portfolio service — The Partnership Portfolio — to make sure investors like you wouldn’t miss out on the next group of founder-led stocks we think could be poised to deliver life-changing returns.Chart refers to U.S. markets, and Motley Fool U.S. services.
Since that first recommendation, investors in the U.S. have bagged an incredible 11,579% return! Or like in 2016, when we first caught wind of an ambitious entrepreneur here in Canada named Tobi Lutke, who had a bold vision of making it easy for anyone to set up an online store — a company you probably know as Shopify:Chart refers to U.S. markets, and Motley Fool U.S. services.
Our largest recommendation of Shopify in the U.S. is already up 7,197% in just half a decade. And then there’s Salesforce.com’s outspoken founder, Marc Benioff. Back in 2009, many critics saw a cocky rebel, but we saw a dynamic CEO who was building a cloud computing powerhouse positioned to host every bit of corporate data that connects to the Web — and disrupt Microsoft, SAP, and Oracle on its way to 4,397% returns:Chart refers to U.S. markets, and Motley Fool U.S. services.
And who could forget the visionary founders behind The Motley Fool U.S.’s two most rewarding “Hall of Fame” investments of all time? I’m of course talking about Jeff Bezos of Amazon and Reed Hastings of Netflix. Even though these two trailblazers are household names today, that was not the case 17 years ago when Tom first personally met Jeff and Reed! Many investors wrongly believed Walmart would crush Amazon and Blockbuster would surely squash Netflix. Lucky for investors who listened to The Fool’s guidance, our analyst teams here at The Motley Fool understood why having the chance to invest in these up-and-coming entrepreneurs could represent a life-changing buying opportunity. The top recommendation in our U.S. services of Amazon is now up 22,689%, or a staggering 227X every dollar invested.Chart refers to U.S. markets, and Motley Fool U.S. services.
But even Amazon can’t compete with what Netflix has done on behalf of Motley Fool U.S. members, up 35,032% — which comes out to a borderline incomprehensible 351X of investors’ money!Chart refers to U.S. markets, and Motley Fool U.S. services.
I realize these 100X+ returns from The Motley Fool’s most successful founder-led recommendations seem almost too good to be true. And of course, not all picks perform quite as well. But as any long-time Motley Fool Canada member can attest, they’re very, very real. And real members just like you have benefited from them! But here’s the rub — this founder “Ultimate X-Factor” phenomenon isn’t unique to The Motley Fool’s U.S. recommendations… In fact, independent researchers at Bain & Company confirmed investing solely in founder-led stocks within the S&P 500 would have grown your wealth three times more than investing in non-founder-led stocks from 1990 to 2014.Chart refers to U.S. markets, and Motley Fool U.S. services.
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And while you may never have considered using this unique factor that has a way to increase your chances of finding the next Netflix- or Amazon-like stock, it makes sense when you think about it… Seventy years ago, what was the key difference between McDonald’s and the tens of thousands of other restaurants across America? It certainly wasn’t better burgers… It was Ray Kroc. What was the difference between Walmart and the thousands of other Main Street stores it outhustled and outcompeted on its way to dominance of American retail? Sam Walton. And why did Apple turn every $10,000 invested in its IPO into more than $10 million today? Steve Jobs. Now, you might be wondering how Tom Gardner so consistently helps members like you invest in visionary founders like Reed Hastings or Jeff Bezos, while also avoiding the slick-talking frauds who talk a big game but always leave investors disappointed… Well, the truth is I believe Tom Gardner has a unique advantage shared by almost no other investor on Earth, which is that he’s not just an investor… but as the CEO of The Motley Fool, he also runs a 10-figure multinational business. Tom can stare a fellow CEO right in the eyes (or via Zoom these days)… understand what it’s like to be in their shoes… and know if they’re working hard to grow their investors’ wealth. If you’ve been with the Fool a while, you may have already heard a few of the recorded interviews Tom has done with business visionaries like Starbucks founder Howard Schultz, or Southwest Airlines founder Herb Kelleher. And while one of the reasons Tom shares these interviews with Motley Fool members like you is to pass along invaluable investment insights… The other reason he’s flown thousands of miles all over the country to meet with these business leaders is that he wants to be able to directly look a fellow CEO in the eye and ask them the tough questions. You see, Tom believes the ability to speak directly with leaders like Costco co-founder Jim Sinegal… The Trade Desk founder Jeff Green… Shopify founder Tobias Lutke… and Netflix founder Reed Hastings… is the single greatest advantage an investor can have when hunting for the next round of founder-led stocks that will produce market-beating returns. Think about it: Would you ever enter into a business partnership without having the chance to first talk to the other person one-on-one? Of course not!Rock-solid brands (like Reed Hastings has done with Netflix)…
Exceptional competitive advantages (like Jeff Bezos has done with Amazon)…
Long-term-focused, shareholder-friendly management (like Warren Buffett has done with Berkshire Hathaway)…
An ability to create products and services that feed consumer demand (like Tobi Lutke has done with Shopify)…
A plan for long-term expansion (like Mark Zuckerberg has done with Facebook)…
… that they think can continue to grow their market, crank out cash, and reward long-term shareholders for years or even decades to come. To make big returns on founder-led stocks, you must find leaders who fit nearly all these criteria…In-depth research reports on each founder and company: Each research report gives members our full profile on the CEO, a complete view of the company’s strategy and potential risks, and a full analysis of each recommendation’s upside potential.
“The X-Factor Formula”: an exclusive research report detailing how we found each company: We created this special report to fill members in on everything we think they need to know about founder-led stocks, including how to fit the Ownership Portfolio into an existing portfolio.
Specific allocation guidance for every stock: Every single stock in the Ownership Portfolio comes with specific allocation guidance. This information helps our members pinpoint exactly how much of each stock Tom and team believe they should own.
In fact, because Tom is so committed to showing members how to build a world-class portfolio of the companies he’s selected for the Ownership Portfolio, he’s putting our money where his mouth is. More specifically…“Ownership Mentality: The 3 Biggest Winners from the Original U.S. Ownership Portfolio”
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Despite being just over a year since the U.S.’s original version of the Ownership Portfolio was initially launched, members have already seen a score of big winners. That includes these top 3 winners from the portfolio, all of which have more than doubled in the past year alone!
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Our CEO and co-founder has picked some of the biggest winners in The Motley Fool U.S.’s 28-year history. Here are his top five performers!
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The Motley Fool LLC’s first U.S. recommendation of Jensen Huang and Nvidia turned every $10,000 invested into $1,884,500.
The Fool’s first U.S. recommendation of Jeff Bezos and Amazon turned every $10,000 invested into $2,278,900.
And The Fool’s first U.S. recommendation of Reed Hastings and Netflix turned every $10,000 invested into $3,513,200.
For the more visually included out there, here’s a simple chart breaking down the price for you.The Ownership Portfolio | $1,499/year |
“Ownership Mentality: The 3 Biggest Winners from the Original U.S. Ownership Portfolio” | $300 |
“4 Motley Fool-Approved Dividend Stocks Yielding 5%+” | $300 |
“Tom Gardner’s 5 Best-Performing Stocks” | $250 |
Total Value, Portfolio + 3 VIP Reports | $2,349 |
The Ownership Portfolio List Price | |
Your “Early Bird” Discount for TODAY ONLY! | -$500 |
VIP Offer Total Value: | Just $999! |
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Returns as of November 9, 2021 unless otherwise stated. John Mackey, CEO of Whole Foods Market, an Amazon subsidiary, is a member of The Motley Fool’s board of directors. Randi Zuckerberg, a former director of market development and spokeswoman for Facebook and sister to Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg, is a member of The Motley Fool’s board of directors. Suzanne Frey, an executive at Alphabet, is a member of The Motley Fool’s board of directors. Teresa Kersten, an employee of LinkedIn, a Microsoft subsidiary, is a member of The Motley Fool’s board of directors. Fool contributor Eric Bleeker owns shares of Alphabet (A shares), Amazon, Apple, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Meta Platforms, Inc., and Nvidia. The Motley Fool owns shares of and recommends Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. The Motley Fool recommends Alphabet (A shares), Alphabet (C shares), Amazon, Apple, Fastly, Meta Platforms, Inc., Microsoft, Nvidia, and Qualcomm.
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