RE: Theoretically speaking1 Aug 2018 12:19
Investing in shares for potential profit can be easy IF YOU START WITH A VERY LOW MARKET CAP COMPANY .
Market Cap is all the companies shares, times the share price.
It also puts an absolute maximum on the amount you can lose if the investment goes 100% tits up.
If you purchased each and every share in AAAP today it would cost £1.2M
If they went bust tomorrow that’s all you could lose.
However because you bought into the company at such a low valuation the upside is staggering, if all comes good over time.
10,100 or 1,000 times is quite possible.
Invest in a FTSE company with a Market cap of say 5BN and you have zero chance of those numbers above because you can’t 10 bag £5BN for decades, if ever.
My advice to any young investor, who has time on his or her side, is buy small amounts of stocks like these, say Ten companies, and just wait.
It’s not without risk but if just 2 out of Ten come good over 25 years your set up for life.
The added Cream on the cake here is, the directors have TOLD us that they intend to use AAAP as a vehicle for growth.