Two decades ago, no one could've imagined that everyday people could legally make money selling cannabis or playing video games for a living. Nor did most see a world where digital currencies could be traded and profited from. But here we are. And that's what inspires me about the future and moving forward. I'm excited about new breakthroughs and new technologies and sharing those with as many people as I can through my writing and research. Of course, finding the "next big thing" is only one piece of the puzzle. The trickiest part is uncovering which companies in the most disruptive sectors are going to produce the biggest gains. I've shown that growth stocks outperform value stocks over the long term. And to find the best growth stocks - the best innovators - I generally apply my own three rules... - I want revenue growing at an attractive pace - quite often, at least double digits.
- I want to get more bang for my buck, so I target shares of high-growth companies after they've pulled back from recent highs.
- I want the company to be one of the leaders in a large but growing market.
This the basic recipe for uncovering best-in-class performers. Merely targeting disruptive technologies or high-growth opportunities isn't enough. The game plan needs to be more nuanced. By relying on these rules, investors can manage their risks. They can position themselves to come out on top. Even if it's investing in something they feel is the harbinger of the end times, it will ultimately turn out to be okay really... Like the internet... or the smartphone in your pocket... or that Bitcoin in your digital wallet. Here's to high returns, Matthew P.S. If you're interested in the kind of high-growth opportunities I wrote about today, take a look at my latest research. I'm sharing the details on a little-known company that's manufacturing a key piece of technology that will be included in every new iPhone from here on out. Simply click here to watch. | 
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