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The most profitable business in the world | Outplacement Investment Newsletter

1 week ago | riskhedge.com | Stephen McBride

Can you name the most profitable business in the world? It’s not Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), or Nvidia (NVDA). It’s a crypto business. Tether (USDT) raked in $14 billion in profit last year with just 150 employees. That’s $93 million per employee. No other company comes close. Even the mighty Nvidia rakes in “just” $2 million per employee. Tether is the company behind USDT. USDT is the largest and most popular stablecoin in the world.
The real use case for crypto is already here

1 week ago | riskhedge.com | Stephen McBride

Can you name the most profitable business in the world? It’s not Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), or Nvidia (NVDA). It’s a crypto business. Tether (USDT) raked in $14 billion in profit last year with just 150 employees. That’s $93 million per employee. No other company comes close. Even the mighty Nvidia rakes in “just” $2 million per employee. Tether is the company behind USDT. USDT is the largest and most popular stablecoin in the world.
The company solving AI’s energy crisis

2 weeks ago | riskhedge.com | Stephen McBride

It’s been a volatile year for investors so far. The S&P 500 just turned green on the year after dipping into bear market territory. Former leaders like Apple (AAPL), Amazon (AMZN), and Google (GOOG) are down. And Tesla (TSLA) went from +12% to -42%. It’s since recovered most of its losses. One stock that paid no heed to Mr. Market’s wild swings and kept hitting new highs is GE Vernova (GEV). Look at its chart, a thing of beauty:When I hear the name “GE,” I think stagnation.
Full steam ahead for the AI buildout | Outplacement Investment Newsletter

2 weeks ago | riskhedge.com | Stephen McBride

Legendary investor Peter Lynch said, “The best way to find great investments is to look around and see what’s changing in the way people live and work.”When running Fidelity’s Magellan Fund, he bought Walmart (WMT)—a 30-bagger—because he saw new stores sprouting up everywhere. He first invested in Dunkin’ Donuts because he read about it in a newspaper, liked its coffee, and saw stores being built around Boston. What would Lynch see today if he were investing professionally?
The easiest way to make money from Uncle Sam’s spending addiction | Outplacement Investment Newsletter

3 weeks ago | riskhedge.com | Stephen McBride

Jeff Bezos said the question he got most was, “What’s going to change in the next 10 years?”Bezos built Amazon’s (AMZN) trillion-dollar empire by answering the exact opposite question: What won’t change in the next 10 years? People will always want a great choice at great prices. For investors, thinking about what won’t change is a shortcut to finding great moneymaking opportunities. And the one thing I know for sure that’s here to stay is Uncle Sam’s spending habits.
The #1 asset to own when politicians fire up the money printer again

3 weeks ago | riskhedge.com | Stephen McBride

Jeff Bezos said the question he got most was, “What’s going to change in the next 10 years?”Bezos built Amazon’s (AMZN) trillion-dollar empire by answering the exact opposite question: What won’t change in the next 10 years? People will always want a great choice at great prices. For investors, thinking about what won’t change is a shortcut to finding great moneymaking opportunities. And the one thing I know for sure that’s here to stay is Uncle Sam’s spending habits.
This tech is finally joining the big leagues | Outplacement Investment Newsletter

4 weeks ago | riskhedge.com | Stephen McBride

In the 1980s, AT&T (T) hired top consulting firm McKinsey to estimate how big the market for cell phones would be in the year 2000. Cell phones were as heavy as bricks. They didn’t work half the time. And they cost $10,000 in today’s dollars. So, McKinsey concluded the market was limited to just 900,000. Off by 108 million. Whoops!Consultants failed to realize phones would get smaller, cheaper, and 1 million times more powerful. They underestimated the power of disruptive innovation.
Solar is the fastest-growing energy source in history

4 weeks ago | riskhedge.com | Stephen McBride

In the 1980s, AT&T (T) hired top consulting firm McKinsey to estimate how big the market for cell phones would be in the year 2000. Cell phones were as heavy as bricks. They didn’t work half the time. And they cost $10,000 in today’s dollars. So, McKinsey concluded the market was limited to just 900,000. Off by 108 million. Whoops!Consultants failed to realize phones would get smaller, cheaper, and 1 million times more powerful. They underestimated the power of disruptive innovation.
The best disruptor stock you’ve never heard of

1 month ago | riskhedge.com | Stephen McBride

What if I told you about a stock that’s surged 120X over the past 15 years…Crushed the performance of Apple (AAPL), Amazon (AMZN), Google (GOOG), and Netflix (NFLX)…Is growing sales 30% per year…And yet most investors have no idea it exists. Is that a stock you’d like to buy? Now and again, I stumble upon a great business and think, “Man, I wish I owned this stock.”Axon Enterprise (AXON) is one of those. Its chart is a thing of beauty: How did a stun gun startup crush big tech?
The miracle drug that toppled a 60-year empire

1 month ago | riskhedge.com | Stephen McBride

Warren Buffett said, “It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it.”In the case of WeightWatchers International (WW), it took 60 years to build a multibillion-dollar empire, which crumbled seemingly overnight. WeightWatchers made billions of dollars selling weight loss plans. As recently as 2018, its stock was trading at $100/share. Today, it’s trading at $0.25/share, and it just filed for bankruptcy two weeks ago.