And in the billion-dollar field of investing for high-growth return, this answer isn’t too far from the truth.Over the last 10 years, gold miner Northern Star has been a standout performer on the Australian securities exchange.
Behind the gold miner was the electronic circuit board producer Altium , which jumped more than 15,000 per cent from 24 cents to more than $37.A key member of Australia’s group of high-performing tech companies dubbed WAAAX – Wisetech, Altium, Appen, Afterpay and Xero – it has deals with some of the world’s largest companies and institutions including Microsoft and NASA.
“In the investment world, they’re going against the grain and they’re seeing lots of growth of funds under management,” Ms Amir told news.com.au. “If you invested in them you’ve not only made a handsome return but they’re also helping people,” Ms Amir said.The six biggest losers in share price value over the 10 years is a dirty laundry list of underperforming companies joined by AMP.fees-for-no-service scandalAMP began the decade at more than $6 but lost 68 per cent to be less than $2 in December.
“They’ve lost their shine this year because the lithium price took a hit, but we think this company should ride out the lithium market weakness.”
Trumps magic wand at work.
Strategic following of Trump & co tweets, then selective purchases in the commodities market. Short term. If you can afford it, watch how fast your portfolio grows.
Franking credits? 😉