My Rapid Wealth Alliance program is an introduction to portfolio management and long-term value investing.
We like to invest in companies that are primed to grow, cash-flush and appealing for potential acquisitions as well.
For someone who’s looking to park money for a period of time, it’s really a great program.
The average hold time for a value investment could be up to three to five years.
In other words, these ideas aren’t meant for quick turnarounds but rather long-term investments. Some offer us dividends while we wait, while others do not.
Ideally, when we’re holding shares of a company that others find interesting as well, it could quickly shorten our hold time if the company is bought out.
Well, that’s exactly what just happened with Natus Medical Incorporated (NTUS)…
Takeover Target
There was chatter of an acquisition on the horizon, and the price of our holding jumped 50%+ in a rather short period of time.
When we can secure that kind of return in that short of a period of time, it’s time to ring the register and put the money to work elsewhere.
That’s exactly what we’ve done…
Take a look at the chart above to see how it played out for yourself.
Members had the opportunity to exit their NTUS holdings with a 50%+ return on investment (ROI).
Join the Alliance
While this idea is now closed, this is the kind of strategy we use in my premium portfolio building service, Rapid Wealth Alliance.
If you’re interested in learning more about how I set up my entries and find confirmation, I definitely recommend checking it out.
For those of you who are looking to trade, however, that’s not what this service is about.
It’s more about finding great companies with great long-term upside potential.
With that in mind, I invite you to join us at Rapid Wealth Alliance to view our model portfolio and join in on our live weekly training sessions!
Rules to Live By
“When you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you achieve it.” Paulo Coelho
Until next time, I wish you a beautiful and blessed day!
Yours In Trading Success,
Anthony Speciale Jr.
