Max fkery at market bottoms. Let's take all obvious stops and rip higher. Check back on this
Also which sector is next ? With all breadth extremely poor but market near ATH, should the focus be on small caps or laggards ?
Present Value = $50,000
Future Value = $500,000 ( or whatever your goal is). Make sure you put it as negative
Annual Rate = your anticipated returns or historical returns..Ex the s&p 500 is ~ 10%
Compounding : Select "Annually" - that should be default
CLICK "Period" and it will fill in the blank field. That is how many years it will take to reach your goal..
P.s. If you make contributions, you can add the yearly amount under the "Payments"
How long does it take each person to 10X, say a starting capital of $50K to $500K?
Normie S&P 500 investor
Returns: ~10% return per year
in ~ 24 years
Warren Buffet - via Berkshire
Returns: ~19.8% return per year
in ~12.75 years
Peak Peter Lynch - Magellan Fund
Returns: ~29.2% return per year
in ~9 years
Elite Trader - Current Leader 2026 US Investing Champions https://t.co/7LJxHVooEf
Returns: 982% return per year (technically less than a year as of today )
in ~ 11.65 months
To give you some perspective, that's around 10 trades a week, 40% win rate, 4:1 reward to risk, and riksing 0.5% of account on each trade. Insane!
First of all you can run these numbers on this calculator (no affiliation) - great for crunching numbers on present value, future value, and even mortgage calculations
How to Beat the Stock Market (by a Lot)
The stock market averages ~10% a year. If you want to turbocharge that and maybe even catch a multi-bagger, Look for these ๐
1. Surprise ๐คฉ (Rare: few ops/year)
Buy companies that catch Wall Street completely off guard with sudden earnings blowouts, first-time profits, or game-changing tech ($TSLA in 2019,$SMCI in 2024). Hold multi-month to ride the institutional re-rating.
2. Panic ๐ฑ (Rare: few ops/year)
When the world feels like it's ending, that's when you step in (March 2020 crash, 2023 rate hikes, Recent AI leverage selloff). Very important to stay liquid in cash and that you aren't bag-holding when discounts appear. Hold 1โ12 months. Also many nuances to safely catching the falling knife.
3. Base Hits โพ๏ธ (Common: daily/weekly)
Mini versions of the two above. Buy tight breakouts or pullbacks to support in hot themes (crypto, ai, robotics, etc) and fundamentally strong companies. Take quick profits in 1 to 5 days.
Hit follow to join the speedrun to retire your bloodline. โก
How about add CIEN?
And here is muse , I will keep tsla and spcx as well
**Top 15, ranked**
1. AXTI โ 159% fwd EPS growth, 11.3% ATR. Best growth-plus-volatility combo on the list.
2. CLS โ 74% EPS / 71% sales growth, 6.1% ATR.
3. COHR โ 49% EPS / 50% sales, 8% ATR, demand booked into 2028.
4. CRDO โ 82% EPS / 87% sales, ADR 8.6 on your Monis screen.
5. MU โ 114% EPS / 92% sales into earnings 9/30, 5.6% ATR.
6. BE โ 119% EPS / 65% sales, 7.1% ATR, estimates revised up.
7. VICR โ 115% EPS / 67% sales, estimates revised up sharply last 30 days.
8. AMD โ 82% EPS / 47% sales, AI TAM raised to $2โ3T.
9. MRVL โ 48% EPS / 47% sales, 8% ATR, clean quarter.
10. AAOI โ 577% EPS off a tiny base / 90% sales, 9.9% ATR. Wild, but fits the bar.
11. CRWV โ 76% EPS / 89% sales, 7.9% ATR. Still loss-making and Zacks has it a Sell โ flag, not a sell.
12. NBIS โ 193% sales growth, 6.5% ATR, $40B+ signed contracts. Unprofitable, but the growth is real.
13. SNDK โ 23% EPS / mid-teens sales, 7.4% ATR. Supercycle name, modest growth.
14. TER โ 27% EPS / 22% sales, 6.5% ATR. Record Q2, no deterioration.
15. DOCN โ 22% EPS / 21% sales, 7.5% ATR. Growth is decelerating though (EPS -31% this year).
The 5 to drop
GEV** โ the only name with *negative* forward EPS growth (-20%). Fails the grow
INTC** โ no real growth: sales +1% TTM, down 7.5% over 5 years, -$11B net income. The 39% "EPS growth" is just a rebound off losses.
- **TSLA** โ EPS down 38% YoY, forward sales only ~11-12%, 3.7% ATR, forward P/E of 158. Fails both halves of your bar.
- **NVDA** โ still growing ~40%, but 3.6% ATR is the lowest on the list (0.79 on your Monis screen). Great company, but it fails the high-ADR half of what Top D means.
- **ACMR** โ forward EPS estimates are *declining* (-15% for CY26), -49% off its high, heavy insider selling. The growth story is going backwards.