Invest In Disruptive Innovation For Big Potential Returns
Invest in disruptive innovation to pursue potent potential profits, seasoned Wall Street money manager Hilary Kramer advised in a recent interview.
The easy money already has been made in the so-called FAANG stocks of Facebook (NASDAQ:FB), Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN), Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL), Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) and Google’s parent Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL), Kramer told me at the latest MoneyShow in Orlando, Florida. However, less-established companies than those could become the next disruptive innovation leaders, she added.
“We’re not just following the momentum like everyone else,” Kramer told me. “We are really finding tomorrow’s and next year’s momentum.”
Key indicators that Kramer said she and her team track involve changes in macrotrends, legislation, geopolitics and consumer tastes to find the next places to invest in disruptive innovation. For example, Kramer said her recommendations typically skip over the social media companies that rose sharply in the past and instead include promising “Baby Boomer” stocks, such as one that provides knee and joint replacements.
Invest in Disruptive Innovation Through Undervalued, Growing Companies
Kramer, a Wall Street professional who leads the GameChangers, Value Authority, Turbo Trader and Inner Circle advisory services for individual investors, added that her analysis involves identifying the most undervalued companies that have the greatest growth quarter-over-quarter on the top- and bottom-lines. The process led her to recommend London-based multinational medical equipment manufacturing company Smith & Nephew plc (NYSE:SNN) for those seeking to invest in disruptive innovation for orthopedics reconstruction, advanced management of hard-to-heel wounds, minimally invasive joint surgery and products to repair broken bones.