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Every 10 bagger that Hugh and I have

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ever studied, think Tesla, Netflix,

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Nvidia, Amazon, they all did this exact

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same thing before they exploded, just

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like Hugh is about to. And right now,

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there is one stock that is doing the

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exact same thing that almost nobody is

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talking about. By the end of this video,

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you'll understand the one pattern. Every

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10X stock shares before it moves. And

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this specific company, I believe, has a

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legitimate shot at being the firm

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monster of the year, a 10x stock by

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2030. If you're wondering who I am, that

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was Hugh, who does our research. My name

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is Felix Pinmanx investment banker. I'm

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also the founder of the goat academy

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where my retired Wall Street mentors

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have been teaching regular investors the

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institutional strategies for the last

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six years. because we've taught well

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over 20,000 people so far and I'm not

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going to lie to you. This video is going

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to be a little bit information dense. So

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to make sure it really lands for you,

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you get the value out of it that I want

1:04

you to get, I'm going to give you a

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bonus full research report on everything

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that I'm covering today plus more

1:11

because videos have a time limit and and

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Hugh of course wrote it. So you can

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download it for free at

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felixfriends.orgpt orpt

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and ADPT is the stock ticker we're

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talking about here. So, if you're one of

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those people who comes for a stock tip

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and then complains about it three months

1:28

later, now you have the ticker. If

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you're the kind of person who wants to

1:32

learn how to fish rather than get a

1:35

three-day old slightly smelly fish,

1:37

stick around. Now, before we dive into

1:39

the 10X pick, I need to show you

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something that might change how you

1:43

think about your portfolio. Because most

1:47

people watching this have their

1:48

retirement savings in an index fund,

1:50

right? The S&P 500. I know you own some

1:52

index funds of the S&P 500. Even if you

1:55

think you don't, well, you probably do

1:57

in your 401k or whatever retirement fund

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you have. And it's nice and safe, right?

2:02

Sort of set it and forget it, right?

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Well, what if I told you that that safe

2:07

fund is hiding a secret that could cost

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you a fortune? Your S&P 500 index fund

2:14

is cheating on you. It has a mistress

2:17

because you see it's 500 companies right

2:20

which sounds kind of diversified

2:22

but right now just 10 stocks just 10

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stocks are responsible for 72% of all

2:32

your gains. Maybe you don't believe me

2:34

or not. I'll show you

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the actual chart here in the Winston app

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because I just added it to the Winston

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app so you can see the stuff and track

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it. We'll update this for you every

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week. Now, it actually just jumped from

2:46

72% to 59% today. And that is because

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we're selling off the winners. The

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handful of tech giants basically they're

2:55

wearing a trench coat pretending to be a

2:57

diversified fund. So, if you think you

3:00

own the US economy, you actually own a

3:03

tech bet on 10 companies. And what

3:06

happens when the tech stocks have a bad

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week or quarter? while your diversified

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retirement fund drops massively because

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it was never really diversified at all.

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And literally this number yesterday was

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72%. Right now it's only 59. And it gets

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worse. Those very tech stocks are about

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to dilute the heck out of you. Alphabet,

3:28

the company that owns Google, just

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announced they're printing $80 billion

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worth of new stock. And yeah, you can do

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that when you're listed company. $80

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billion. Meta, Facebook's parent, is

3:39

planning something very similar. Now,

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what happens when a company prints new

3:44

shares? Think of it like a pizza. You

3:46

and your friends order the pizza and you

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you own two slices of that pizza. Life's

3:52

good. You got two slices. Then the

3:54

restaurant comes back and says,

3:55

"Actually, we cut the pizza into twice

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as many slices." You still have two

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slices, but the pizza is the same size.

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So, your slices just got thinner. Same

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pizza, less for you. And that's exactly

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what's happening to your index fund

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right now. I call it the pizza

4:14

treatment. The biggest companies in the

4:16

world are printing new slices, and your

4:19

slices are getting thinner and thinner

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and thinner, which is fine if you're on

4:22

a Zenic. Otherwise, you're like, "Where

4:24

the heck's my pizza?" You didn't ask for

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it. You didn't choose it, but you're

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paying the same price for it. And one of

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the most legendary investors out there,

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best friend of Charlie Manga all his

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life, just warned of the S&P right now

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is twice as expensive as it is on

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average. Warned that it is more

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expensive than it was in 2000.

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And I don't have to tell you what

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happens after 2000. So the

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unpopular truth is you're sitting there

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holding what you think is a safe,

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boring, buy and hold forever kind of an

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index fund, but really it is a

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concentrated bet on these 10 tech

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companies at double the normal

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valuation. And those companies are

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actively printing shares and making

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yours worth less and you have no say in

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it. But some people will get very

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wealthy over the next years. They'll see

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the rotation. and they'll see the money

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moving and they'll position themselves

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ahead of all the others. And the rest,

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well, the rest will find out in 10 years

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that their safe fund barely kept up with

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inflation and that the money they

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thought was growing was quietly being

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eaten alive and by then it'll be too

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late. Wall Street already knows this.

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The big institutions already are

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repositioning. The question is, do you

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have that plan? And I appreciate that's

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going to sound unsettling for many of

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you. And that's exactly why I'm running

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a seminar for beginner investors for the

5:55

first time ever this weekend live from

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France. It is called the index fund

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trap. Vis S&P 500 is lying to you like a

6:05

mistress. And I want to be real with you

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in all seriousness. First time I've ever

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done this. First time I've ever run the

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seminar. I've never taught this material

6:15

life before. And honestly, I might never

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do it again because it's a it's a lay of

6:20

work. So, I'm doing this because of

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what's happening right now on the

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market. I think it demands it. And what

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I'm going to show you is the specific

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playbook, the concentration trap, the

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dilution, the rotation that's already

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happening and exactly how to react to

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it, how to position yourself so you're

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on the right side of it. And if you

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don't learn this now, I think you're

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going to find out the hard way in, you

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know, five years, 10 years when your

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retirement account tells the story. And

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by then, you might be like, "Oh, I wish

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I would have shown up that Saturday. Um,

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it's free, one time only. There'll be no

6:56

replay. Don't ask me for one." So, if

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you've got a single dollar in an index

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fund, you need to be there. Get your

7:02

free seat at indexp.com.

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Anybody else you know, you should also

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be there, send them that link,

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indexp.com.

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The more people we reach, the bigger the

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impact we can make here in a positive

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way. But there is good news. You don't

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have to sit in a concentrated overpriced

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index fund and hope for the best. There

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is a way to find the stocks that might

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outperform before they move before the

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crowd catches on. And it starts with one

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pattern that every massive winner in the

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stock market history has in common. So

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let me show you that. Now, of course,

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this isn't financial advice. I'm not a

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registered financial adviser. not

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telling you to buy the stock. Couldn't

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care less whether you do. I'm teaching

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you the principle. I'm teaching you the

7:46

rules. I'm teaching you how to fish. I'm

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not handing you a fish that's going to

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go smelly and rotten in three days if

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the cats don't eat it. You don't let

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leave food out with Hugh around. I can

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tell you that much. The one thing every

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10 ber has in common. What do you think

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that is? Put it in the comments down

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below. Seriously, put in the comments

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down below. Just pause for a second. Put

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in the comments down below. Don't cheat.

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What do Tesla, Netflix, and Apple, and

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all these great companies have in common

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besides making people very, very rich

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before any of them exploded? They all

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did something that scared everybody

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away. Did what? The stock chart did this

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for a very, very, very long time. It

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went sideways for years. I'm talking

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literally, we've done the research, two

8:31

to four years. Dr. sat there doing nada,

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flatlining like a heart monitor. And

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during those boring, painful years, most

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people gave up on the stock. They sold,

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they moved on. They said, "This stock is

8:44

dead." And then

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bingo. Why does it work? Think of it

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like a spring. Imagine you're pushing a

8:51

spring down onto a table. You push it

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down for a month, it'll bounce back a

8:55

little. You push it down for a year

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really, really, really hard, it'll

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bounce back more. you push it down for

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four years, when you finally let go,

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that thing flies to the ceiling. And

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that's what's happening when a stock

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goes sideways for years. The spring is

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being compressed. The business is

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growing underneath. More customers, more

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revenue, more profit, but the stock

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price isn't reflecting any. And at some

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point, the market has to catch up. And

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when it does, it's your 10x

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possibility. Let me show you a real

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example here. Tesla between 2017

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somewhere here and 2020 it basically

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traded like a boring little thing just

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going sideways right absolutely bugger

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all happening there on that stock trap

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just doing nothing absolutely nothing

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and the headlines were like Tesla's

9:47

going bankrupt Elon is crazy this

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company is done but underneath it they

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were building gigafactories they were

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ramping up Model 3 production they were

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growing revenue and then In 2020, the

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spring released and the stock went up 10

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10x 17x whatever. If you look at you

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look at Netflix in 2011, Netflix crashed

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80%. Everybody said streaming is a fad.

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And then nothing happened 2012. Nothing

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at all. Nothing at all. Nothing at all.

10:19

2013 came around and boom, this thing

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has been going up and up and up and up

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and up and up and up and up, you know,

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way way way past the 10x because they

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were adding 2 million streaming

10:31

subscribers every quarter. And look at

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Apple 2015 to 2018, basically nothing

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happened at all. Four years, Apple stock

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traded basically the same price and

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people thought Apple has done grown, but

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the iPhone and store base was exploding.

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service revenue was compounding and the

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company was buying back billions of his

10:52

own shares that stock to

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really really really start going up 90%

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that year alone and it doubled again and

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again. So what do we look for? Here's

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the three-step checklist. I find a stock

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that's been going sideways for a very

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long time and here's the stock chart of

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ADPT. It's trading at 2022 valuations.

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It's done nothing in 2022, nothing in

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2023, nothing in 2024, nothing in 2025.

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I asked some questions. Is the business

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growing while the stock is flat? Are

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institutions quietly accumulating? And

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is there a catalyst approaching? I'm

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looking for a disconnect. I'm looking

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for volume to slowly increase down here.

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Nothing major, just a slow increase. So,

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I can see the smart money on the green

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days is buying. And on the big red days,

11:43

the guys who wanted to get out of this

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are finally out of this. until finally

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these red candles get smaller. Write

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these down if you haven't already. And

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there is a stock doing this right now in

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my humble opinion. Don't run out and buy

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it. You got to come to your own

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conclusion. And it's a stock that could

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literally save your life. Like ADPT, a

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company called Adaptive Biotech

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Technologies. Now, I've got it open here

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in in the Winston app. It's got a

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terrible score, right? Terrible score.

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We score at 100. See, the score is

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improving a little, but not a lot over

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the last year or so. But it's growing,

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right? It's actually growing quite

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impressively. And what it's all about is

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this. And by the way, if you want to

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play around with the Winston app, we

12:24

literally are giving it away. There's a

12:25

whole free month trial to it. So for a

12:27

whole month, you're going to get access

12:28

to it for free. Um, if you don't like

12:30

it, just cancel on day 29. Links down

12:33

below in the description. But in all

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seriousness, every 3 minutes in America,

12:38

someone's diagnosed with blood cancer,

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leukemia, lymphoma, all that stuff. And

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they're literally 1.7 million Americans

12:46

right now living with or in remission

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from a blood cancer. Now imagine you're

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one of those people. You've just gone

12:53

through months of chemotherapy. Your

12:56

hair fell out. You couldn't eat. You

12:58

could barely get out of bed. And finally

13:00

your doctor looks at you and says the

13:02

treatments worked. You think we got it

13:04

though. You think or you know. That's

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literally the scariest question in

13:08

medicine, right? Because even a tiny

13:10

amount of cancer, if it's still hiding

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in your body, invisible to a normal

13:14

blood test, invisible to a scan, it can

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come back. And that is where this

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company comes in. And by the way, there

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is never any sponsorship on this

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channel, right? I never take any money

13:24

from this any any company ever, never

13:27

will, no endorsements of any kind. I

13:30

also don't own the stock. So, I just

13:32

want to be very clear with that. I might

13:34

own the stock at some point in the

13:35

future. I might buy it and I might sell

13:36

it and I might not tell you about it

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because I don't make a video every

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single day on every stock I buy. But

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what this company does in a simple way

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is they make a test called clonosq.

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And what it does is every cancer has

13:53

sort of a unique fingerprint. Think of

13:54

it like a barcode like the barcode on a

13:57

product at a grocery store, right? They

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read your blood and they look for that

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specific barcode. And it is so sensitive

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it can find one single cancer cell

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hiding among 1 million healthy cells.

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One in a finding one specific person in

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the entire city of I Dallas or something

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by their fingerprint alone. So it's like

14:20

a smoke detector for cancer. And a

14:23

regular checkup is like walking through

14:26

your house looking for I don't know

14:27

flames, right? teeny tiny flames. If you

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see fire, it's bad. So, Cloner SQ is the

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smoke detector before the fire starts.

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It catches the wisp of smoke before

14:38

there is ever a fire, before the cancer

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comes back, before it spreads. And that

14:42

early warning changes everything. Your

14:44

doctor can adjust your treatment before

14:46

it returns instead of waiting until it's

14:48

too late. And

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what makes this interesting as an

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investment thesis and this of course is

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a high-risk investment thesis like all

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investments but biotech particularly is

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Bono SEQ is the only test of its kind

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that's been cleared by the FDA. Nobody

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else has it. There over 250 medical

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studies that back it up. More than half

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of all blood cancer doctors in America

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already use it. And there are over 160

15:13

drug companies that are using it in

15:15

their clinical trials to test whether

15:16

their new cancer drugs actually work.

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insurance covers it for over 300 million

15:22

Americans. So most patients can get it

15:24

without paying for it. But the punchline

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is this. They're stood at less than 15%

15:29

penetration in most of the cancers it

15:32

treats. Think about that. The only FDA

15:35

clear test, half of doctors are already

15:37

on board. Insurance companies cover it

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and 85% of the opportunity is still

15:42

ahead of remember our framework. Stone

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one is the business growing while the

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stock is flat. Well, going to the

15:48

Winston app, revenue growth, right? It's

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been growing

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pretty impressively. 35% last quarter,

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51% the quarter before, 102% the quarter

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before that, and it's been growing for

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like four years straight. That's the

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spring compression we saw in Tesla and

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in Netflix and so on. And they're

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forecasting about 270 million in

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revenue. Total market is about 6

16:14

billion. So they're doing about 5%

16:18

of the total addressable pi. So what's

16:22

the catalyst? Something that forces the

16:24

market to look at this and go, "This is

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actually worth more than it is trading

16:27

at, right?" Well, this year, for the

16:28

first time ever, this company is

16:31

expected to become profitable. They've

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never made money before. Like most of

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these biotech companies don't make money

16:38

for years. Now they probably will. And

16:42

when a company flips from losing money

16:43

to making money, the market tends to

16:45

wake up for it. It's like the switch

16:47

gets flipped, right? The stock goes from

16:49

being ignored to being well, it's on

16:50

every screen because a lot of investors,

16:52

a lot of pension funds, they want to

16:53

invest in profitable companies. It's

16:55

easier to justify. It's easier to

16:56

understand. So, let me tell you why the

16:58

10X in my humble opinion isn't a

17:00

fantasy. Doesn't mean it's going to

17:01

happen. I haven't got a crystal ball.

17:02

Doesn't mean there isn't high risk and

17:04

you're losing your money. So, position

17:06

size accordingly and obviously decide

17:07

for your own whether this is something

17:09

you want to be exposed to. Definitely

17:11

not the sort of thing you want to put

17:12

all your money into. The whole company

17:14

right now it's worth about 2.7 billion

17:16

here market cap, right? I've got it on

17:18

the slide here too, but it's 2.7

17:19

billion. The total market they can go

17:21

after is six billion. So if they capture

17:24

say a quarter of that, I'm not saying

17:26

they're going to get everything. Say

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they get a billion and a half in revenue

17:29

and at the moment they're the only FDA

17:31

cleared player. So why wouldn't they get

17:33

fast growth, you get very good margins,

17:36

you get a moat, there should be a

17:38

premium for the way this is valued,

17:40

right? Now should's always a dangerous

17:41

word. We've had a 4year base. It peaked

17:45

in 2021. It crashed really, really,

17:47

really hard. Let me show you the chart

17:49

here. Also give you a little bit of an

17:50

idea of just how risky biotech investing

17:54

really is if you haven't got rules. This

17:57

thing from the very top is down 87%

17:59

right now. This is not something you buy

18:01

and hold till the end of time. No. But

18:04

since 2022, we've done nothing. So if we

18:07

were to go back up to where we once

18:09

were, and again I'm not promising you

18:11

that that in itself would be, you know,

18:13

why were they trading that high? It was

18:15

during the pandemic. You know, lots of

18:16

testing going on there. So there is

18:19

risk, right? It is a small company.

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There is therefore more risk. There is

18:22

competition. There's a company called

18:24

Natira. We're expanding into blood

18:26

cancers. There'll be competition. There

18:27

always is. and they have to execute.

18:30

Nothing is guaranteed. Management might

18:32

lose their marbles. So, this is not a

18:34

buy recommendation. You got to do your

18:35

own homework. But it's the sort of thing

18:37

that I look at and I go, that's very

18:39

interesting. But it's only interesting

18:41

when you understand the framework, you

18:43

understand the base, you understand the

18:45

revenue growth, you understand the

18:47

catalyst. So, to me, I love stocks that

18:50

do nothing for years. I don't want to

18:52

own them where they do nothing for

18:53

years. But when they start breaking out

18:55

of that, that's when I'm interested to

18:58

actually own them. And most importantly,

19:00

the message I want to get across to you

19:01

is that if you're still an index fund

19:04

investor and you don't have a plan for

19:06

what's coming, join me live this

19:08

weekend, first time I've ever taught

19:10

this publicly, I might never do it

19:12

again. It's free. It's live. So, if

19:15

you're relying on the S&P 500 for your

19:17

retirement, this is the most important

19:19

two hours you're going to spend this

19:21

year. Go to index.com, grab yourself a

19:24

free seat before it fills up. Show up on

19:27

time. There'll be no replay. And I'll

19:29

see you there. Share it with people who

19:31

might benefit from this, too. And if

19:33

this been helpful for you, share the

19:35

video, share the link to index.com with

19:38

people who might benefit from it. And I

19:40

wish you tremendous success. 350

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billion. That is how much fresh cash

19:46

Wall Street needs to come up with in the

19:48

next few weeks just to absorb three

19:51

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This video, presented by investment expert Felix Pinmanx, argues that the S&P 500 is currently dangerously concentrated in a few tech stocks and is suffering from share dilution, which could negatively impact long-term retirees. He introduces a strategy for identifying potential 10x stock opportunities by looking for companies that have shown strong underlying growth while their stock prices have remained flat for years. Pinmanx illustrates this with the example of Adaptive Biotechnologies (ADPT), a company developing a cancer detection test, noting its consistent growth and potential profitability as a catalyst for a future breakout.

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