In 1935, Einstein was tasked with identifying young physicists who would revolutionize science.
To find these extraordinary minds, Einstein used an unconventional method that might have seemed ridiculous at the time.
But it worked.
He discovered Oppenheimer and Wheeler and spotted future Nobel Prize winners before anyone knew their names.
The same is true in the stock market.
An unconventional method can help identify multi-baggers long before anyone know their names.
These methods cannot be found in a book, a YouTube video, or an Instagram reel.
Unconventional methods are developed by investors who are in markets not for money but for the kick to find winners before anyone else.
To find these extraordinary minds, Einstein used an unconventional method that might have seemed ridiculous at the time.
But it worked.
He discovered Oppenheimer and Wheeler and spotted future Nobel Prize winners before anyone knew their names.
The same is true in the stock market.
An unconventional method can help identify multi-baggers long before anyone know their names.
These methods cannot be found in a book, a YouTube video, or an Instagram reel.
Unconventional methods are developed by investors who are in markets not for money but for the kick to find winners before anyone else.