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The New Potential Multibaggers Pick!

Hi Multis

As announced in the Overview Of The Week, here's the new Potential Multibaggers pick.

I've always said that picks come when they are ready.

Sometimes, that means there are months, sometimes half a year, that I don't see any stocks I think are attractive enough.

But you can also have two picks in two weeks, like now.

I started the last pick with a story. It was a fun story about a Crocs sandal. If you are a new Multi, I hope you have checked the previous pick here. The stock has been up, down, up again and right now exactly flat from where it was two weeks ago. So, you have not missed anything so far. However, to clarify, this is a long-term holding, just like all the others in our picks.

Let me be clear, though, like Warren Buffett, my favorite holding period is forever. Many investors and even more traders see this as never selling, but that’s not the case. Not for Buffett and not for me. It means that everything goes according to the investment thesis and you can just hold.

This week, David Gardner’s book Rule Breaker Investing was published and Gardner has done this. He has 7 (!) stocks that went up more than 100 times from his cost basis. His Nvidia and Amazon positions, both with a cost basis of a split-adjusted $0.16, are more than 1000-baggers. Yes, that means every $5K grew into $5M and more. That’s the power of holding the best stocks over time. And that’s also what I want to do with Potential Multibaggers.

I'd like to start this article with a story as well, but it's a nightmare scenario for many involved in cybersecurity.

It's 3:47 AM when you wake up and see your phone exploding with notifications. As Chief Security Officer, you've trained for this moment, but nothing prepares you for the sick feeling in your stomach as you read the message flashing across your company's screens: "YOUR FILES HAVE BEEN ENCRYPTED. PAY $1M IN BITCOIN OR LOSE EVERYTHING FOREVER."

The next 15 days become a living hell. Your entire business grinds to a halt. Customer data is locked away. Manufacturing systems are down. Your sales team can't access CRM. Employees sit idle while lawyers argue with cyber-criminals who respond with laughing emojis and raised demands.

By day 2, you're bleeding $180,000 daily in lost revenue. By day 3, customers are jumping ship. Regulatory fines start mounting. The media catches wind. Your stock price craters. On day 15, defeated and desperate, you wire $1.2 million to an untraceable wallet, praying these digital terrorists will honor their word.

They do. Your data comes back. But when you add up the real costs (lost revenue, emergency consulting fees, system rebuilds, regulatory penalties, reputation damage, customer defections) the bill hits $7.3 million.

And this nightmare? It's playing out somewhere in the world right now, every 11 seconds. The average ransom paid is $800K.

But there's another story. There are companies that never pay ransoms. Businesses that bounce back from cyberattacks in hours, not weeks. Where an attack is just an small technical problem solved in an hour. Organizations where the phrase "we don't negotiate with criminals" isn't just a hollow phrase that is not tested or just PR, but reality.

This is the world where the new Potential Multibaggers pick lives. It offers businesses immortality.

This is where the free part ends.

If you want full access to Potential Multibaggers, here’s what you unlock:

✅ My real-money portfolio (every transaction, full transparency)
✅ 2 brand-new picks (both just released behind the paywall)
✅ Proof it works: the last two picks are up +158% in 10 months and +62% in 4 months
✅ My very first pick? Up 20x+
✅ “Best Buys Now” (beating the market by 30%+ over 3 years)
✅ Private chat with 700+ serious investors

For less than $2 a day, you get the exact research that produced those results.

You invest $499 (€430) in knowledge.
The upside? It can multiply your portfolio for years.

If you upgrade to paid now, you’ll get two Potential Multibaggers picks at the price I picked them, not after they have gone up so much already.