I’ve never before released this checklist to the public…
But I’m going to do so right here.
Why?
Because I don’t want to see another situation like the Internet boom where millions of ordinary investors sit on the sidelines and make chump change…
I want YOU to be a millionaire… and this is the best chance I’ve seen to do so in 18 years.
So how do you know if a stock is actually a potential Superstock?
Easy. It must fit each one of 5 simple principles…
Principle #1: The company MUST have
the potential to move by at least 1,000%
I don’t care if a stock is primed to shoot up by 800%. It’s not a Superstock.
A 1,000% move is the MINIMUM when it comes to this unique subset of stocks.
I’m looking for truly life-changing gains here…
The kinds of profits that will set you up for the EARLY retirement of your dreams.
The companies that fit this principle are early-movers… companies that, like I mentioned above have entered the “disruption phase.”
These are companies that are primed to make the biggest moves in the market.
In other words, if you want a 10-bagger, you need to think about disruption, plain and simple.
Principle #2: The company MUST trade
at an incredible value
It might be common sense, but many people forget…
Even though a stock might seem glamorous, that doesn’t mean it’s ready to pay out huge gains.
I want dynamic companies that trade cheaply… AND show the promise of at least 1,000% gains.
I don’t want to wait years and years for my gains… and I’m sure you don’t either.
I’d MUCH rather cash out for 1,000% in 6 months than wait years for a 50%.
So in order to be a Superstock, a stock MUST trade at a great value.
In fact, many of these companies trade for even cheaper. Some you can claim for just a buck or so.
Principle #3: The company MUST be
low-risk
The downside to tech companies is that they can go bankrupt as quickly as they can go vertical.
I make sure to reduce as much risk as possible.
I put each company I look at through a strict analysis by using technical indicators, balance sheets, and global news.
I’d never put my cash into a company I think is unstable… and neither should you.
After all, you want to make millions not lose them.
In short, if a company isn’t making money and doesn’t have cash… it’s NOT a Superstock.
Principle #4: The company MUST be
a money magnet
If others aren’t investing in a company, neither should you.
And I don’t mean ordinary investors. Most regular folks won’t know about these companies, so of course they aren’t investing.
That’s why YOU stand to make so much cash.
I’m talking about money flowing in from government contracts… and huge cash influxes from top-tier hedge fund managers and insiders.
We’re looking at stocks here that are in the best positions to get huge contracts, produce large amounts of product, and bring in TONS of capital.
If that’s not the case, you shouldn’t be looking.
That’s how you lose money.
But if the government is piling money in – something that’s happening right this very moment with several Superstocks, you need to take notice.
Principle #5: There MUST be
an immediate catalyst
If a company meets all of the previous principles but not this one, it’s not a Superstock.
Remember, a Superstock MUST meet all 5 principles.
And this one is super important.
If there’s not a reason the stock will move in the immediate future, chances are you’ll be sitting on it for a while.
When I say catalyst I mean a large contract, a new government bill, or anything else that might help a specific company to enter its “disruption phase.”
Think about it…
In the medical world a company that’s announced a cure for cancer is the company that’s going to shoot up by thousands of percent… not the companies that are simply doing research.
Same thing in the tech world. We want to have a very good idea that a company is set to skyrocket so we know we’re putting our money in the right place.
So, if this all seems quite simple… that’s because it is.
And I run through hundreds of companies every day, applying these principles to every single one of them.
Then I run my technical indicators to narrow the list down even more.
And right now, I’ve settled on three Superstocks – that have entered their “disruption phases” – that EVERY investor who wants to make a million dollars should own.
I’m going to give them to you today, too… for FREE.
But before I do, please allow me to introduce myself…