Here is an Investment letter I received the other
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Posted On: 02/27/2020 9:14:21 AM
Here is an Investment letter I received the other day.
Not trying to push any Investment advisor letters.
But they talking about SaaS companies, big gains and buyouts.
I always hope to see VERB name mention in these things.
Dear Reader,
What if a lucrative buyout was the worst thing that could happen to a stock you owned?
There's a sector where that's been exactly the case.
And this week's market swings may have just gave us the perfect opportunity to buy-in.
You see, two of Stansberry's top analysts just stepped forward to recommend a group of tiny, hidden stocks for the first time.
These are extremely fast-growing tech stocks. And they're in one of the best, most capital efficient business models in the world.
A group that's returned 56% per year on average – across winners and losers – over more than a decade following their IPO.
They're called software as a service companies (SaaS for short). They deliver software online.
Companies like Salesforce... up more than 5,800% since its debut...
And Shopify... up more than 2,400% just since 2015.
The SaaS business model has proven so lucrative that many young SaaS companies are getting bought out by software giants (and other smart investors)...
...handing shareholders quick gains of a few hundred percent, or more.
• For example, a SaaS company called SuccessFactors shot up 300% before being bought out by software giant SAP for $3.4 billion...
• You could have made 368% in a company called Demandware, before Salesforce bought it for nearly $3 billion...
• Tableau shot up 447% in the public markets before Salesforce gobbled it up for more than $15 billion...
• And Marketo nearly tripled in three years on the public markets before being bought out twice. First, the private equity firm Vista Equity Partners bought it for $1.8 billion in 2016. Then, software giant Adobe swooped in to buy it from Vista for $4.75 billion, handing the famous private equity firm a $3 billion profit.
Amazingly, though, the SaaS companies that have remained public have done even better...
• Like Paycom, up 1,800%
• ServiceNow, up 1,100%
• RingCentral, up 1,000%
• Okta, up 450%
• And Tyler Technologies, up more than 3,500% long-term
Not every SasS company is a winner, of course. But – between the quick buyouts and the rocketing growth of the companies that have stayed public – the group's track record is astonishing.
And as revealed here, our analysts are experts with inside experience at finding these types of companies.
They're sharing all the details on stocks that won't show up for most people searching for SasS, including stocks that aren't even listed on the NYSE, in some cases.
Our analysts project that many of these stocks could return 1,000% in the coming years, no matter what happens next with the coronavirus or other market headlines.
Not trying to push any Investment advisor letters.
But they talking about SaaS companies, big gains and buyouts.
I always hope to see VERB name mention in these things.
Dear Reader,
What if a lucrative buyout was the worst thing that could happen to a stock you owned?
There's a sector where that's been exactly the case.
And this week's market swings may have just gave us the perfect opportunity to buy-in.
You see, two of Stansberry's top analysts just stepped forward to recommend a group of tiny, hidden stocks for the first time.
These are extremely fast-growing tech stocks. And they're in one of the best, most capital efficient business models in the world.
A group that's returned 56% per year on average – across winners and losers – over more than a decade following their IPO.
They're called software as a service companies (SaaS for short). They deliver software online.
Companies like Salesforce... up more than 5,800% since its debut...
And Shopify... up more than 2,400% just since 2015.
The SaaS business model has proven so lucrative that many young SaaS companies are getting bought out by software giants (and other smart investors)...
...handing shareholders quick gains of a few hundred percent, or more.
• For example, a SaaS company called SuccessFactors shot up 300% before being bought out by software giant SAP for $3.4 billion...
• You could have made 368% in a company called Demandware, before Salesforce bought it for nearly $3 billion...
• Tableau shot up 447% in the public markets before Salesforce gobbled it up for more than $15 billion...
• And Marketo nearly tripled in three years on the public markets before being bought out twice. First, the private equity firm Vista Equity Partners bought it for $1.8 billion in 2016. Then, software giant Adobe swooped in to buy it from Vista for $4.75 billion, handing the famous private equity firm a $3 billion profit.
Amazingly, though, the SaaS companies that have remained public have done even better...
• Like Paycom, up 1,800%
• ServiceNow, up 1,100%
• RingCentral, up 1,000%
• Okta, up 450%
• And Tyler Technologies, up more than 3,500% long-term
Not every SasS company is a winner, of course. But – between the quick buyouts and the rocketing growth of the companies that have stayed public – the group's track record is astonishing.
And as revealed here, our analysts are experts with inside experience at finding these types of companies.
They're sharing all the details on stocks that won't show up for most people searching for SasS, including stocks that aren't even listed on the NYSE, in some cases.
Our analysts project that many of these stocks could return 1,000% in the coming years, no matter what happens next with the coronavirus or other market headlines.
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