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Primer On Valuation: How Growth Stocks Can Make You Rich & Why (Part 3 of 3)

How Growth Stocks Can Make You Rich

In this video, Chuck Carnevale, Co-founder of FAST Graphs, a.k.a. Mr. Valuation, is going to show you how to invest in very fast super growth stocks so you can make above-average long-term rates of return. Chuck is also going to give you the secret on how you can value them correctly. It’s important to point out that growth stocks are very, very different than ordinary stocks.

Growth stocks need to be thought about differently, because they possess powerful attributes than their more ordinary cousins do not. Even though this is true, the underlying principles of valuation will still apply even to growth stocks.

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Just like any stock, growth stocks receive their value from the amount of cash flows it can generate on behalf of its stakeholders. Because of the high velocity of their earnings growth rates, true growth stocks will generate future streams of income that are multiples larger than those of the ordinary or average company. Enjoy the video – and make sure you check out Parts 1 and 2!

Here is a link to Part 1

Here is a link to Part 2

In this video, Chuck will cover Global Payments Inc (GPN), Deckers Outdoor Corp (DECK), Broadcom Inc (AVGO), Netflix Inc (NFLX), Nvidia Corp (NVDA)

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