Don’t go to the hottest restaurant in town

Here's why…

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Subscriber, I’m a foody, and I’ve come to realize that choosing investments like you’d pick a restaurant could increase your returns. Seriously. Think about it this way… Say you’re looking for a restaurant for dinner. Like me, or my colleague, John Del Vecchio, you want something good. Somewhere quiet and cozy. Where the food could be on the Michelin Star scale, without the ridiculous price tag. Where the wine cellar contains good wines, not the commercial crap. Where the servers know the menu by heart and you can trust their recommendations. Where the chef comes out of the kitchen to check if you’re enjoying the meal. What you DON’T want is the hottest restaurant in town, where it’s so noisy you can’t have a conversation, the servers barely have time to glance in your direction, and the waiting list for a table is a month long! Yes, you can say you’ve been there, but the food and the experience left a bad taste in your mouth and you wouldn’t be rushing to put your name back on that waiting list! Picking powerful, profitable investments is similar. You want those stocks that aren’t in the spotlight. You want those hidden gems that most overlook because they’re not glitzy. Rather than the FAANGS, you want the Wyndhams, The Gaps, The AutoZones. While the tech giants make small moves daily, and you can tell people you own the stock, the hidden stocks have the chance to return almost unbelievable amounts in short time. That’s why, just like he hunts for the perfect, hidden restaurant to enjoy with his wife, John has made it his mission to find those hidden investment gems for you. As a Forensic Accountant, he’s created a strategy to help him do it. Let him explain how he does it. Harry Dent

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