RE: Where do you see the market cap of this in the next 3/4 years4 Oct 2020 13:24
It's worth adding another thread of thought to that.
Investment goals can differ greatly depending on circumstances.
A young 20 yr old should have a far bigger appetite for risk, young loss making companies, that one day, will be hitting the fundamentals all investment firms want to see.
A 60 yr old should have much less exposure to risk, Solid, safe and reliable companies and much more stable income generating investments.
I'm in the middle of those with still quite a high appetite for risk.
However I research and look at 100's of companies to try and find the ones that aren't there yet, but will be.
For me this is the only way PI's can beat the market and the II's.
A lot of big institutions and investors won't touch companies until they are highly de risked or "proven"
Here is an example of a few this year. An exceptional year mind you.
NCYT = PI entrances many under £1
Share Price now £5.70
Has just appeared on Stockopedia, saying its now growing up. Time to buy.
II's will see good returns
PI's have seen staggering returns.
GGP = Many PI entrances under 3p
Gets so big, it gets listed in the AIM100, funds buy, Carries on gets listed on a gold index. Funds buy
Price now II's are buying = Plus20p
II's down or break even just now, Most PI's 100s of percentage gains depending on entrance price.
SNG = Many PI's in under 40p, even spiked pi's at 70p.
Results come, flies to £2.50 as US funds load up.
Price now £1.60
II's down 30% and more (so far)
PI's up 100-500% or more.
My next example may be SYME. Anyone in under .694p is doing very very well going forward.