You’ll learn
- Ways to maximize long-term returns
- How to spot underrated stock gems
- Strategies to avoid common investing traps
- Tips for building a good stock portfolio
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A fast grower is a small company that experiences an aggressive growth spike during its startup stage, sometimes at a rate as high as 25%. It sounds like the best option if you want to shore up your portfolio and make it stronger.
But with the rapid rise in profits, these fast growers come with is the need for caution on the side of the investors. You must first investigate if the increase rate has been steady and if their frontline product is a pivotal part of the business and not just a poster to distract from the other poorly performing stocks.Then you must ascertain that the success it experiences isn’t a one-time thing and if the company has enough room to expand and grow. When investing in the very lucrative Fast Grower, verify if the company’s price to earnings ratio [PE] is close or equal to its growth ratio. This analysis is known as the PEG method.
Investors are advised to invest in fast growers but not to put all their cash there to avoid an unfortunate outcome. The thing with fast growers is that even though they start off with a high rate of growth, it can suddenly, without notice dip, and all your investments would be worthless.
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The allure of fast growers might not attract all investors, owing to the known risks and the high paced style of trading it forces investors to adopt— buy fast, sell fast. For these cautious investors, the safe option will be a Slow Grower.

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