A top investor’s tip of reaping rewards from your winners

[CLICK HERE JOIN OUR LIVE TRADING & TRAINING SESSIONS]( Hello investor, A top investor’s tip of reaping rewards from your winners Stan Druckenmiller has an investing track record that can match virtually anybody – including Warren Buffett. His hedge fund, Duquesne Capital, delivered an annual average return of 30% for almost four decades from 1986 to 2010. And he never had a down year. He was featured in David Rubenstein’s new book called How to Invest. We will highlight his number one tip on investing that can be extraordinarily beneficial to you as a retail investor. Stan Druckenmiller (Photo: Getty Images) His #1 tip on investing: Rubenstein asked him what the qualities of great investors were. Druckenmiller pointed to a lesson he learned from George Soros, whom he previously worked for. It’s not whether you are right or wrong. Rather, it is how much you make when you are right… and… how much you will lose when you’re wrong. And once you’re convinced about something, go big. He pointed to legendary investors like Warren Buffett, Carl Icahn, and George Soros as someone who go big when they’re convinced about something. Warren Buffett is known as a conservative investor, but Apple makes up nearly 41% of his portfolio. - “If you think about it, whether it’s Warren Buffett, Carl Icahn, or George Soros, almost every great investor is a big concentrator above what they would ever teach in business school. It was sizing of positions that I learned from George,” said Stan Druckenmiller. And there was another tip in that paragraph – “…above what they would ever teach in business school.” A business school teaches what’s average. But no extraordinary success can be achieved by following the average. Rather, a retail investor may be better off learning from actual players in finance who have achieved what the investor aspires to do.  Continuous Improvement Makes This Stock A Sure-Fire Buy Today’s Pick: Teledyne Technologies Inc. ([TDY]() Jeff Bezos always preached “Day One” to his team at Amazon because of his fear of stagnation that put many companies out of business. - "Day 2 is stasis. Followed by irrelevance. Followed by excruciating, painful decline. Followed by death. And that is why it is always Day 1," writes Jeff Bezos in his 2016’s Letter to Shareholders. And Teledyne Technologies makes a wonderful case study of a company who has a proven history of pivoting to adapt to the fast-changing times. Over two decades, Teledyne had three different segments that grew into a big business: (Source: Teledyne) Right now, Digital Imaging has become the juggernaut for Teledyne. Their imaging technology is amazing. For example, Teledyne products power 90% of the world’s radiotherapy systems, enabling precise radiation therapy to treat and defeat malignant cancer. And we could write a long essay on the applications of Teledyne’s technologies because they’re found in dozens of industries: - Water and air quality, toxic gas detection, hurricane forecasting, earth observation from space, transportation safety, infrastructure inspection, national security, scientific research, clinical therapies and public health. Markets like infrared imaging and radiotherapy aren’t easy to enter. Teledyne’s core markets are “characterized by high barriers to entry and include specialized products and services not likely to be commoditized,” said Teledyne’s official website. Because they possess capital and expertise in fields few competitors can enter, they have serious pricing power. Teledyne has been a wonderful business for more than two decades with its EPS seeing 23.7% CAGR since 2001: (Source: Teledyne) Don’t let its long history of growth make you feel like you may be too late. Teledyne has a lot more growth to go as it doesn’t rely primarily on organic growth to drive consistent growth in earnings. They’ve shown a remarkable competency in making acquisitions, completing a whopping 64 deals from 2000 to 2021. What’s more, the single best proof of the management’s competence is its continuous improvement in nearly every important margins: (Source: Teledyne) As a result, Teledyne has returned more than 18% CAGR since its IPO in 1999. That’s a track record of 20+ years! That’s the power of a compounding machine that can add up to an enormous number over the years. Conclusion: All indications point to another phenomenal decade for Teledyne with its track record of finding earnings growth. Teledyne looks like a safe bet to be among the top stocks to own for the next five years. [CLICK HERE JOIN OUR LIVE TRADING & TRAINING SESSIONS](       © All Rights Reserved, Trade Alliance If you no longer want to receive these messages, you may [click here]( to unsubscribe.