This Mistake Could Cause You to Miss a Fortune

This Mistake Could Cause You to Miss a Fortune

Imagine it’s 2007. You’re reading a newspaper and see that Apple has launched a new tech device called the iPhone.

You think it’s a brilliant idea and are convinced millions of people will buy this new device.

But you’re unsure about your gut feeling. So, you decide against investing in Apple shares right away.

Instead, you tell yourself, “I’ll wait and see how this plays out.”

Nine years later, the number of iPhones Apple sold globally hits 1 billion.

You open your brokerage account and finally decide to buy Apple shares. And when you hit the buy button, you start kicking yourself in the rear.

Your hesitation caused you to miss out on 497% gains.

Now, imagine it’s 2010. You go online and read that Tesla is about to go public.

You believe electric vehicles (EVs) are the future. And mass adoption of EVs is likely certain in the decades to come.

Again, doubt nibbles at you. The company isn’t profitable yet. So you talk yourself out of buying shares.

Instead, you tell yourself, “I’ll wait and see how this plays out.”

In 2020, Tesla announces its first profitable year.

You open your brokerage account and finally decide to buy Tesla shares. And when you hit the buy button, you kick yourself in the rear again. (By now, your tush is pretty sore.)

Your wavering caused you to miss out on 31,687% gains.

Here’s why I’m telling you this…

If you wait to buy an asset until it achieves mass adoption or becomes the clear winner in its space, you’ve already missed out on the biggest gains.

And if you don’t want to kick yourself in the rear five years from now, you’ll read what I have to say below very closely.

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