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The exponential growth theory from Sterling:
The $200 to $200,000 Transformation Process...
The “$200 to $200,000 Transformation Process” is where you look to find 10 stocks that will potentially warrant 100% returns from a minimum investment of $200 to obtain wealth by exponentially having a monetary value of $200,000+ dollars. Below I have explained again how this could possibly happen.
The thing that is to be considered is not necessarily the stock, rather it’s the concept of the “$200 to $200,000 Transformation Process” that I think all should consider. The key is to remain discipline and flexible.
I will keep the math simple for calculation processing and I will minus the brokerage fees because of everyone having different brokerage fees. Observe what happens from investing $200 and it exponentially doubles 10 times beginning with Stock 1:
The “$200 to $200,000 Transformation Process”
Stock 1 = $200 to $400
Stock 2 = $400 to $800
Stock 3 = $800 to $1,600
Stock 4 = $1,600 to $3,200
Stock 5 = $3,200 to $6,400
Stock 6 = $6,400 to $12,800
Stock 7 = $12,800 to 25,600
Stock 8 = $25,600 to $51,200
Stock 9 = $51,200 to $102,400
Stock 10 = $102,400 to $204,800
It will be important for you to remain discipline and flexible to know when to move on. You might have to make the call to risk selling above 100% gains or selling at the 50% level for gains, or lower. You might even have to make the decision to pick a percentage drop to cut your losses to move on to a better opportunity. I will not make any decisions for anyone as everyone must be responsible for their own decisions for buying and selling. All I can do is share my thoughts that should be considered speculative in nature.
Something else to note, the higher you go up in money, the better the fundamentals you should be considering to minimize your risk; the choice is yours. Still, other variables will definitely have to be weighed whether to cut your losses and move on or to remain past your 100% gain as risk will always be a very important variable up for consideration. The key thing to consider here is the concept of remaining discipline as profits are achieved.
It doesn’t really matter what process you use; either the $200 to $200,000 process or whatever to your desire. Let’s use as another yet more conservative example where you take $10,000 and set your goals to make 20% return on 2 stocks per month for a total of 20% made on 24 stocks for the year. Let’s go one step further and figure you would use only major market stocks although using penny stocks still could be used under your discretion.
Some would consider this to be less risky. Your 20% gains from a minimum of 24 stocks would look like the table below:
The “$10,000 from 20% from 24 Stocks Transformation Process”
Stock 1 = $10,000 to $12,000
Stock 2 = $12,000 to $14,400
Stock 3 = $14,400 to $17,280
Stock 4 = $17,280 to $20,736
Stock 5 = $20,736 to $24,883
Stock 6 = $24,883 to $29,860
Stock 7 = $29,860 to 25,600
Stock 8 = $25,600 to $38,832
Stock 9 = $35,832 to $42,998
Stock 10 = $42,998 to $51,598
Stock 11 = $51,598 to $61,918
Stock 12 = $61,918 to $74,302
Stock 13 = $74,302 to $89,162
Stock 14 = $89,162 to $106,994
Stock 15 = $106,994 to $128,393
Stock 16 = $128,393 to $150,472
Stock 17 = $150,472 to $180,566
Stock 18 = $180,566 to 216,679
Stock 19 = $216,679 to $260,015
Stock 20 = $260,015 to $312,018
Stock 21 = $312,018 to $374,422
Stock 22 = $374,422 to $449,306
Stock 23 = $449,306 to $539,167
Stock 24 = $539,167 to $647,000
Now imagine if you use half of that $647,000 that you have made for the year to start the process over again for the next year as you kept the other half as profits. Get even more creative and use 2 stocks per month for 10% gains with that process above instead of 20% for a thought too. That would give you an amount of $323,500 for the year. Whatever system or concept works best for you to be at peace with yourself will be fine as long as you maintain some kind of consistency with having a plan and setting goals to where you can have some direction in your inventing tenure.
Remember… people don’t plan on failing, they fail to plan.
Remember too... if you keep doing what you are doing… then you will keep getting what you have been getting.
If you do nothing, then nothing is what you should expect back in return as nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Only invest what you can afford to lose to where your conscience will not be disturbed if all was lost.
In the example above, no matter how much money your initial investment converts into as profits, it is still money that you never had so always take profits somewhere along the way while still understanding you will have to take “some” risks in order to achieve some gains. The choice will be yours to exercise the option to move on at anytime with your profits or losses.
Also consider the profits from the above logic if you discipline yourself to take 50% profits instead of 100% profits. Or five stocks instead of 10 stocks. Hopefully you see the magnitude from simply remaining discipline.
The above thoughts are thoughts to how I think we all should at least take under consideration for understanding investor etiquette within the market to derive an exit strategy on your own. One of my goals has always been to help many to become prosperous. Hopefully these thoughts can contribute in such!
v/r
Sterling
The exponential growth theory from Sterling:
The $200 to $200,000 Transformation Process...
The “$200 to $200,000 Transformation Process” is where you look to find 10 stocks that will potentially warrant 100% returns from a minimum investment of $200 to obtain wealth by exponentially having a monetary value of $200,000+ dollars. Below I have explained again how this could possibly happen.
The thing that is to be considered is not necessarily the stock, rather it’s the concept of the “$200 to $200,000 Transformation Process” that I think all should consider. The key is to remain discipline and flexible.
I will keep the math simple for calculation processing and I will minus the brokerage fees because of everyone having different brokerage fees. Observe what happens from investing $200 and it exponentially doubles 10 times beginning with Stock 1:
The “$200 to $200,000 Transformation Process”
Stock 1 = $200 to $400
Stock 2 = $400 to $800
Stock 3 = $800 to $1,600
Stock 4 = $1,600 to $3,200
Stock 5 = $3,200 to $6,400
Stock 6 = $6,400 to $12,800
Stock 7 = $12,800 to 25,600
Stock 8 = $25,600 to $51,200
Stock 9 = $51,200 to $102,400
Stock 10 = $102,400 to $204,800
It will be important for you to remain discipline and flexible to know when to move on. You might have to make the call to risk selling above 100% gains or selling at the 50% level for gains, or lower. You might even have to make the decision to pick a percentage drop to cut your losses to move on to a better opportunity. I will not make any decisions for anyone as everyone must be responsible for their own decisions for buying and selling. All I can do is share my thoughts that should be considered speculative in nature.
Something else to note, the higher you go up in money, the better the fundamentals you should be considering to minimize your risk; the choice is yours. Still, other variables will definitely have to be weighed whether to cut your losses and move on or to remain past your 100% gain as risk will always be a very important variable up for consideration. The key thing to consider here is the concept of remaining discipline as profits are achieved.
It doesn’t really matter what process you use; either the $200 to $200,000 process or whatever to your desire. Let’s use as another yet more conservative example where you take $10,000 and set your goals to make 20% return on 2 stocks per month for a total of 20% made on 24 stocks for the year. Let’s go one step further and figure you would use only major market stocks although using penny stocks still could be used under your discretion.
Some would consider this to be less risky. Your 20% gains from a minimum of 24 stocks would look like the table below:
The “$10,000 from 20% from 24 Stocks Transformation Process”
Stock 1 = $10,000 to $12,000
Stock 2 = $12,000 to $14,400
Stock 3 = $14,400 to $17,280
Stock 4 = $17,280 to $20,736
Stock 5 = $20,736 to $24,883
Stock 6 = $24,883 to $29,860
Stock 7 = $29,860 to 25,600
Stock 8 = $25,600 to $38,832
Stock 9 = $35,832 to $42,998
Stock 10 = $42,998 to $51,598
Stock 11 = $51,598 to $61,918
Stock 12 = $61,918 to $74,302
Stock 13 = $74,302 to $89,162
Stock 14 = $89,162 to $106,994
Stock 15 = $106,994 to $128,393
Stock 16 = $128,393 to $150,472
Stock 17 = $150,472 to $180,566
Stock 18 = $180,566 to 216,679
Stock 19 = $216,679 to $260,015
Stock 20 = $260,015 to $312,018
Stock 21 = $312,018 to $374,422
Stock 22 = $374,422 to $449,306
Stock 23 = $449,306 to $539,167
Stock 24 = $539,167 to $647,000
Now imagine if you use half of that $647,000 that you have made for the year to start the process over again for the next year as you kept the other half as profits. Get even more creative and use 2 stocks per month for 10% gains with that process above instead of 20% for a thought too. That would give you an amount of $323,500 for the year. Whatever system or concept works best for you to be at peace with yourself will be fine as long as you maintain some kind of consistency with having a plan and setting goals to where you can have some direction in your inventing tenure.
Remember… people don’t plan on failing, they fail to plan.
Remember too... if you keep doing what you are doing… then you will keep getting what you have been getting.
If you do nothing, then nothing is what you should expect back in return as nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Only invest what you can afford to lose to where your conscience will not be disturbed if all was lost.
In the example above, no matter how much money your initial investment converts into as profits, it is still money that you never had so always take profits somewhere along the way while still understanding you will have to take “some” risks in order to achieve some gains. The choice will be yours to exercise the option to move on at anytime with your profits or losses.
Also consider the profits from the above logic if you discipline yourself to take 50% profits instead of 100% profits. Or five stocks instead of 10 stocks. Hopefully you see the magnitude from simply remaining discipline.
The above thoughts are thoughts to how I think we all should at least take under consideration for understanding investor etiquette within the market to derive an exit strategy on your own. One of my goals has always been to help many to become prosperous. Hopefully these thoughts can contribute in such!
v/r
Sterling
