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Best Investments 2020 | 10 Stocks for the Next 10 Years Money Hacks by Clem

    • Business

If you’ve every searched up the best stocks to buy in 2020, you will likely see that all the recommended companies are Tech growth businesses that are located in the US. Believe it or not, there are actually a lot of great companies that have done extraordinarily well in 2020 because they have great fundamental businesses, strong brand loyalty and have reinvested their profits into their companies to feed the flames of growth.

What I’ve done today is listed 10 different companies that you should invest in, which are outside of the typical technology stock that most people are recommending you buy. This portfolio of 10 stocks will have provided a share price increase of 21.92% per year, over the last 5 years – outperforming the associated index benchmark by 9.6% each year. In January to March 23rd of 2020, the stock market lost 30.54% in total value – during this same period, this portfolio’s resilience only reported a total loss of 10% and as of today, it is sitting at 18.76%.

Tune in to the show and find out the 10 companies that you should include within your portfolio that will let you diversify out of US Tech companies, create resilience during difficult times through brand loyalty and have a proven track record of doing business during tough times.

Investing is a bit like panning for gold – you need to dig through the dirty to find the diamond in the rough. As we move on to major changes within the technological advances of our society, your investment strategy should include participating in the growth of companies that are well adapted to the current trends in marketing, media, sales through brand and consumer loyalty. By doing so, your portfolio will be able to weather the many storms that are sure to come and knock out the stock market in the future.

Lets Chat! 

www.clementchung.com

clement.chungcc@gmail.com

If you’ve every searched up the best stocks to buy in 2020, you will likely see that all the recommended companies are Tech growth businesses that are located in the US. Believe it or not, there are actually a lot of great companies that have done extraordinarily well in 2020 because they have great fundamental businesses, strong brand loyalty and have reinvested their profits into their companies to feed the flames of growth.

What I’ve done today is listed 10 different companies that you should invest in, which are outside of the typical technology stock that most people are recommending you buy. This portfolio of 10 stocks will have provided a share price increase of 21.92% per year, over the last 5 years – outperforming the associated index benchmark by 9.6% each year. In January to March 23rd of 2020, the stock market lost 30.54% in total value – during this same period, this portfolio’s resilience only reported a total loss of 10% and as of today, it is sitting at 18.76%.

Tune in to the show and find out the 10 companies that you should include within your portfolio that will let you diversify out of US Tech companies, create resilience during difficult times through brand loyalty and have a proven track record of doing business during tough times.

Investing is a bit like panning for gold – you need to dig through the dirty to find the diamond in the rough. As we move on to major changes within the technological advances of our society, your investment strategy should include participating in the growth of companies that are well adapted to the current trends in marketing, media, sales through brand and consumer loyalty. By doing so, your portfolio will be able to weather the many storms that are sure to come and knock out the stock market in the future.

Lets Chat! 

www.clementchung.com

clement.chungcc@gmail.com

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