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Many transformative stocks can lay dormant for years before an “inflection point” triggers EXPLOSIVE growth – and rewards opportunistic early investors with as much 174X, 199X, and even 303X gains.
Time and time again, The Motley Fool has been able to research and help spot these inflection points, alerting investors to some of the most transformative stocks of the last two decades, including Netflix, Amazon, Nvidia, Salesforce, Tesla, Apple, and many more…
Using the same rigorous process historically used to help identify inflection point opportunities, Motley Fool analysts have now spotted 10 top stocks potentially on the verge of an inflection point in 2024!
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Or you wish you could go back to just before Amazon transformed e-commerce with AWS in 2006… Launching a cloud computing revolution that would redefine the internet… And delivering a phenomenal 19,990% return to Amazon shareholders since The Motley Fool’s early recommendation…Chart refers to U.S. market.
Or you wish you could go back before Nvidia went ALL IN on artificial intelligence almost a decade ago… Enabling the AI revolution… And propelling staggering 30,291% gains since The Motley Fool first recommended the stock in 2005…Chart refers to U.S. market.
I have good news. Because if you missed out on any of those monster stocks in the past – don’t beat yourself up. Instead, consider this: Many of these transformative stocks lay dormant for years before their EXPLOSIVE growth. Then, suddenly they reach an “inflection point” – and their trajectory completely changes. The most powerful inflection points can even create entirely new markets – or at least monetize an existing market in a way no one else has. These pivotal moments often happen when a company makes a big, bold move that changes its trajectory in a major way. This pattern isn’t uncommon – and if you can find a way to position a portfolio BEFORE a major inflection point, even a single stock can deliver truly transformative gains:A single US$20,000 investment when the Motley Fool recommended Netflix right before its streaming inflection point would be worth US$3.5 million today.
The same US$20k amount invested in Amazon before its AWS inflection point would be worth more than US$4 million dollars today.
And US$20,000 invested in Nvidia around the time they went all-in on AI would be worth an incredible SIX million US dollars today.
But here’s the thing… Just because a company makes a big announcement doesn’t mean it’s automatically an inflection point and their stock is about to rip. There are moments that seemed like they should have been inflection points… but weren’t. Which is why we’ve studied inflection points at the Fool for years. From where I sit, that’s what sets The Motley Fool apart: our ability to help spot these game-changing moments. And while past performance doesn’t guarantee future results… As our co-founder David Gardner says: It’s a pretty strong hint! But let’s also be clear: As powerful as inflection points can be it took a lot of guts and conviction to hold on through all the ups and downs to get to those returns. So, let’s turn to some past inflection points – and what it means for investors like us who are looking to target future inflection points. Put simply…“Apple’s presence in the mobile device market is bound to explode, delivering even greater spoils to the bottom line”
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+4,370% returns. For me, a number that huge is difficult to visualize, so let’s make it more concrete. Had you invested US$20,000 in Apple the day they announced the first iPhone, and held all the way through to now, that $20,000 would have grown to about US$890,000. And members who followed The Motley Fool’s Apple recommendation early in 2008 were able to capture almost all of those gains. But let’s not forget – the iPhone had plenty of skeptics when it came to market. One Bloomberg commentator wrote it will only “appeal to a few gadget freaks” and “in terms of its impact on the industry, the iPhone is less relevant.” What this shows to me is… When it comes to inflection points, it takes more than just experience and careful analysis to capitalize on them. It also takes guts. At the Motley Fool we’ve proven more than once we’re willing to go against the grain and trust our analysis. Just like we saw with Apple – likely minting more than a few fortunes for Motley Fool members in the process, I’m sure! Now, Apple and the iPhone is a famous example – but it’s far from the only one The Motley Fool has alerted members to.Chart refers to U.S. market.
But here’s the thing… Almost all of those gains are the result of the RAPID growth following Netflix’s inflection point in January of 2007: As you may have guessed, that’s when Netflix introduced video-on-demand – transitioning from its original DVD rental-by-mail service to an online streaming platform. And in fact, The Motley Fool recommended the stock again right around that time. I’ll just read a short excerpt from that recommendation here, because it’s quite eye-opening:Video-on-demand is fast approaching, and Netflix’s successful direct mail model generates the cash necessary to fund its investment in this area. Because Netflix doesn’t rely on bricks-and-mortar stores to drive its business (…) it can more nimbly adjust to the growing demand for online streaming and downloading.
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But most importantly, Netflix’s streaming inflection point led to that incredible 17,480% gain since our recommendation, shortly before it happened.Chart refers to U.S. market.
Of course, achieving those gains also meant holding on to the stock for 15+ years, enduring periods of volatility, including large drawdowns at times. (Folks might remember the Quikster debacle in 2011… The company lost nearly 70% of its value over 18 months) And while it required patience, resilience, and a long-term vision… It highlights the immense potential when we identify and act on these pivotal moments – turning insightful analysis into truly extraordinary investment success. Just plug in some real numbers and you’ll realize that a US$20,000 investment in Netflix on The Motley Fool’s 2007 recommendation would have ballooned into a small fortune worth, get this… US $3.5 million. I think you’re starting to see the pattern here:Chart refers to U.S. market.
A US$20,00 investment in Salesforce at the time would be worth more than three-quarters of a million US dollars today. Nothing to sneeze at, that’s for sure. Then there’s Amazon. When you look at the stock’s price chart from around 2001 to 2013 you can clearly see its inflection right around 2006.Chart refers to U.S. market.
What happened? That’s when Amazon officially launched AWS – its cloud infrastructure platform. But the truth is, Amazon had been working on an infrastructure platform long before that. In fact, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has gone on record and revealed the “Infrastructure as a Service” arm of Amazon was launched with little fanfare around the year 2000. And I gotta say… This is another PRIME example of the kind of inflection point opportunities we live for here at the Motley Fool because… Following these businesses as closely as we do here, Motley Fool analysts wrote as far back as the 2002 Stock Advisor Amazon recommendation that…“The Services division will represent increasing potential as Amazon works with retailers like Target (coming online with Amazon this quarter) and others to run their e-commerce for them.”
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The next recommendation 4 years later naturally had less room to grow. But still, it’s up a massive 12,758%.Chart refers to U.S. market.
And even the 2017 recommendation is up an incredible 1,835% – that’s still 19X your money.Chart refers to U.S. market.
Needless to say, each of those recommendations made investors who followed our recs a small fortune – or actually a pretty sizable fortune! And while those Nvidia recommendations were based on various strengths, not solely AI, the company’s AI inflection point significantly amplified its growth potential. Just take a guess which of those recommendations came AFTER Nvidia’s inflection point… Because that happened in April of 2016 when Nvidia officially went ALL-IN on artificial intelligence. We’ll put it on the screen again and you’ll see it clearly:Chart refers to U.S. market.
That’s precisely when Nvidia delivered a new chip that provided a massive performance leap, specifically for AI applications. Here’s that announcement:“NVIDIA Delivers Massive Performance Leap for Deep Learning, HPC Applications With NVIDIA Tesla P100 Accelerators”
— (Nvidia, April 2016)
“In looking back over the tapestry of our investment lives, we should examine the most beautiful threads—our best successes—and look for recurring traits.”
— Motley Fool co-founder, David Gardner
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And the stock is up a mere 10%. From where I sit, Meta’s “should have been” inflection point was missing one of the three key components of our “Inflection Point Formula” – a specific set of traits virtually all inflection points share in common… And over the years we’ve gotten pretty darn good at pinning those traits down! I don’t say this to brag, either. It’s simply based on The Motley Fool’s combined investing experience and track record over the past 30 years. And you’ve seen it with your own eyes today. Of course, sometimes we swing and we miss, too. But when it comes to identifying huge inflection point businesses, I’d frankly put the Fool’s record up against anyone’s. Tesla is another one we haven’t even mentioned yet. Frankly, I can’t mention them all – simply out of respect for your time. But The Motley Fool did also accurately predict that Tesla’s launch of the Model S would be transformative: Just six months before that specific event, Fool analysts wrote in an initial November 2011 recommendation that…“The 2012 launch of the Model S, a premium sedan, will transform the company and move it toward profitability”
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Since then, Tesla’s Model S inflection point has resulted in another 120-bagger for members who followed along. Turning every US$20,000 invested into almost US$2.5 million in extra wealth. Again, we simply don’t have time to mention every single inflection point we’ve been able to pinpoint here, but… After extensive research and analyzing the most impactful inflection points of the past, we’ve been able to boil our approach down to a precise formula. We’ve distilled it down to THREE key components. Each one is critical in pinpointing those rare stocks poised for explosive growth. But more than just theory, in a moment we’re also going to show you how this formula translates into real action – and how we’re targeting the top stocks poised to reach their inflection point in 2024. Now, the first component is…Chart refers to U.S. market.
You can see it clearly… Another inflection point! This time when Netflix introduced its original programming in June of 2013. And once again The Motley Fool was able to alert members right on time. Another BUY alert came out on June 21st, writing that when you… “Add to the mix its original programming — something no competitor can precisely duplicate (…) Netflix has a wider moat than many believe it does.” Granted, Netflix’s original programming inflection point wasn’t as impactful as the first – but still good for an impressive +1,479% return. Especially considering Netflix had grown significantly since back in 2007 when it introduced streaming. Or look at Apple. After the iPhone, they didn’t stop. They kept innovating with the iPad, then wearables. Each one, an inflection point in its own right. Same deal with Nvidia. First they dominate gaming… then AI. You get the point. Stocks that capitalize on inflection points don’t just do it once – they KEEP WINNING. It’s this kind of sustained growth that can turn an ordinary investment into a legacy-building, generational wealth creator. We didn’t just make that up out of thin air, either. It’s based on the EXTENSIVE research into some of the most transformative inflection point opportunities over the past three decades.“Past performance may not guarantee future results – but it’s a pretty strong hint.”
An Ultra-Sticky Brand Ready to Expand:
Specifically, by tapping into a MASSIVE new category projected to be worth US$126 billion by 2032. That would be more than doubling their current addressable market – which sits at US$90 billion. And with only 2-4% of its current market potential currently realized, the stage is set for an explosive growth period. What’s more, this renowned electronics brand boasts incredible customer loyalty. That stickiness, combined with a full product upgrade cycle in 2024 in addition to that expected expansion into an entirely NEW category is why we expect 2024 to be a major inflection point.
A Pioneer in Next-Gen Therapeutics:
Remember how Apple virtually launched the “smartphone era” overnight with the release of the iPhone? Well, this trailblazer just took a significant leap for the future of medicine – thanks to a recent US FDA approval just last December (so, less than 1 month ago!) signaling a new era in health care. For investors it represents an EXTRAORDINARY opportunity at a critical inflection point. With US$170 million in revenue over the past 12 months, the business has tapped less than half of one percent of the market’s growth potential by 2032! In other words, independent experts project the total addressable market to be more than 483 times BIGGER than the company’s current revenue. With just a US$4.9 billion market cap, that’s a lot of room to grow.
The Rising Star in the Trillion-Dollar Space Frontier
Because while it may sound like science fiction… Here are the facts: The space economy is growing at an EXPONENTIAL rate and is projected to reach US$1 trillion by the year 2040. It’s already worth half a trillion dollars TODAY – and has seen a 91% surge over the past decade. Some experts believe it could even reach a staggering TEN trillion dollars by 2050 – bigger than the economies of Canada, Germany, and the United Kingdom… combined. Of course, that’s still a long way out – so why do we think this stock will reach its inflection point as early as 2024? Simple… The market is ready, signaling strong demand for a new launch program that’s scheduled to blast off this year, according to the CEO. And the company just signed a huge deal, confirming the market seems READY. This rising star sits at a mere US$2.3 billion market cap.
And that’s just a small preview! Most importantly… Remember that, based on our research, we think almost ALL 10 of the stocks in this exclusive new report have a potential inflection point we believe is just around the corner.“A game changer for humanity.”
“…revolutionize America.”
Artificial intelligence
Self-driving cars
Augmented reality
Remote medical care
The Internet of Things
…and more. Think of it like this: If artificial intelligence is the “brain” revolutionizing technology and business going forward…70X the the artificial intelligence market in 2023
18X the sales from ALL e-commerce last year
If you need to do a double take… Neither of those numbers is a typo! Now, you might be thinking that 5G has been around for a while – so what happens in 2024? Well, it may surprise you to hear that by the end of 2022 only 13% of consumers had a 5G phone, and a lot of enterprises also still operate on previous generation networks! But that’s about to change. With major network expansions and new applications set to launch, 2024 marks the year 5G shifts from potential to powerful reality. One CEO even believes the real growth of 5G “will be driven by enterprises” and… Another chief executive says 5G will “change the way companies work and the way people live.” You see, 5G technology is up to 26,000 times faster than 3G. And up to 100 times faster than 4G – or LTE – the wireless technology that came before it. And all these 100X to 1,000X improvements have far-reaching implications, because I believe they’re a game changer for literally dozens of powerful industries. Essentially, all the areas of the economy that have struggled to embrace the FULL benefits of the digital world. Technologies like:Artificial intelligence for advanced robotics that could propel American manufacturing forward…
The Internet of Things for smart grids across utilities and the energy sector…
Self-driving cars that could take the automobile industry into the 21st century…
And remote medical work that could allow doctors to even operate across time zones…
All have the potential to bring MASSIVE industries across the economy fully into the digital age… But – nearly across the board – these breakthrough technologies require significant advancements in constant connectivity that’s faster, with higher bandwidth and lower latency than today’s networks. And this is where the 100X to 1,000X improvements of 5G networks could be an absolute game changer!A tiny billion-dollar leader in the self-driving car space: This (for now) little-known technology company builds AI-powered assistants with an eye to autonomous vehicles. While you may be familiar with companies in this space like Google, this tiny “pure play” is worth only about 1/575 as much!
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Apple’s iPhone inflection point was good for a 40X return:Chart refers to U.S. market.
Netflix’s streaming inflection point generated a 174X return for investors who followed along:Chart refers to U.S. market.
And Netflix’s original programming inflection point was still good for another 15X return!Chart refers to U.S. market.
Or how about Salesforce’s cloud inflection point – another 38X return inflection point the Motley Fool accurately predicted:Chart refers to U.S. market.
Or Tesla’s Model S inflection point? That one resulted in a 122X return for investors who followed that recommendation:Chart refers to U.S. market.
And of course… Nvidia’s AI inflection point – which propelled The Motley Fool’s initial recommendation to a mind-boggling 303X return today:Chart refers to U.S. market.
Even a single US$20,000 investment in any one of those stocks would be worth anywhere from three quarters of a million to SIX MILLION US dollars today. That’s transformative. Full stop. Of course, if you prefer to do your own research and try to pinpoint the NEXT inflection point opportunities yourself… Be my guest. That’s totally fine and we sincerely wish you the best of luck. If you prefer an EASIER option that’s based on a more than two-decade track record of identifying some of the biggest inflection point winners in the history of the stock market… Then I want to simply remind you: Your “Early Bird” invitation to secure your copy of our special “Inflection Point” Bundle… Including your complimentary copy of “Inflection Point Opportunities 2024: Ten Top Stocks to Buy Now”… And lock in the LOWEST price before it expires promptly on Friday at midnight. To avoid missing out, click the button directly below now!To taking advantage of EVERY opportunity in 2024,
Returns as of 12/20/2023 unless otherwise noted. John Mackey, former CEO of Whole Foods Market, an Amazon subsidiary, is a member of The Motley Fool’s board of directors. Randi Zuckerberg, a former director of market development and spokeswoman for Facebook and sister to Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg, is a member of The Motley Fool’s board of directors. Alicia Alfiere has positions in Apple. Buck Hartzell has positions in Apple. Jason Moser has positions in Amazon and Apple. Sanmeet Deo has positions in Amazon, Netflix, and Tesla. Seth Jayson has positions in Amazon, Apple, Meta Platforms, Nvidia, and Salesforce. Tom Gardner has positions in Meta Platforms, Netflix, Salesforce, and Tesla. The Motley Fool has positions in Amazon, Apple, Meta Platforms, Netflix, Nvidia, Salesforce, and Tesla. Yasser El-Shimy has positions in Amazon and Nvidia. The Motley Fool has positions in Amazon, Apple, Meta Platforms, Netflix, Nvidia, Salesforce, and Tesla. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.
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