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I also opened an Etrade account and started purchasing about $2,000 of each of the Fool picks as they released them. In this Motley Fool Review we reveal our results of actually buying all of their picks for the last 5 years. To prove to you this is an honest review, here is just one example.
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What stock does Motley Fool say to buy?
Some of the most notable stocks in Motley Fool's Q4 portfolio include Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT), Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA), and Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:FB), among others discussed in detail below.
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The Everlasting Stocks portfolio currently has 35 recommendations and is growing by 2 stocks per month....Everlasting Stocks Performance.Best Picks from Everlasting StocksReturnAnnualized ReturnEV Company1,198%327%e-Commerce Company126%34%Development Tech Company120%33%Enterprise Cloud Company53%14%1 more row•May 22, 2022
Is Nestle a good stock to buy 2021?
Nestlé stock is currently undervalued, making it a great time to buy.
Can I buy slack stock?
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Is Nestle a buy right now?
Valuation metrics show that Nestle SA may be fairly valued. Its Value Score of C indicates it would be a neutral pick for value investors. The financial health and growth prospects of NSRGY, demonstrate its potential to perform inline with the market. It currently has a Growth Score of A.
These aren't exactly low-risk stocks, but the long-term potential could be enormous
I tend to be a more conservative investor than most of my colleagues. For the most part, my portfolio is filled with slow-and-steady stocks like real estate investment trusts, banks, and large blue-chip companies. However, I also like to allocate some of my portfolio to exciting growth stocks that could have massive long-term potential.
Real estate agents beware
One of the most speculative stocks I ever bought is Offerpad ( OPAD 26.42% ), which I recently added to my portfolio after the company went public via SPAC merger.
NASDAQ: MELI
If you aren't familiar, Offerpad is an iBuyer, which is a company that buys homes directly from sellers, makes cosmetic repairs, and then sells them directly to homebuyers (hopefully) at a profit.
The Amazon of Latin America
By far, MercadoLibre ( MELI 12.28% ) is the most established business of the three. Often referred to as the Amazon ( AMZN 4.51% ) of Latin America, MercadoLibre operates a large e-commerce marketplace in Brazil, Argentina, and several other Latin American nations. It also operates a payment processing platform called Mercado Pago.
A potentially transformative healthcare stock
Another recent SPAC IPO I bought is 23andMe ( ME 2.38% ), which recently went public through a blank-check company sponsored by Richard Branson's Virgin Group.
Approach these with patience and caution
As a final thought, it's important to emphasize that I own all three of these as long-term investments. And while I feel they all have the potential to produce 10X returns (or far more), there's absolutely no guarantee. Offerpad and 23andMe in particular could have very binary outcomes over time.
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