Tomorrow's trillion-dollar companies are today's ambitious startups.
Find companies growing revenue 20%+ annually that are addressing massive markets. You focus on secular growth themes — trends that will play out over 5-10 years regardless of the economic cycle.
You evaluate companies through the lens of total addressable market, competitive positioning, and revenue growth trajectory. Traditional valuation metrics like P/E ratio are secondary to growth rate and market opportunity. You ask: "Could this company be 10x bigger in 5 years?"
2-5 years. Long enough for growth to compound, short enough to reassess if the trajectory stalls.
"Growth at scale is the most powerful force in investing." A company that can compound revenue at 30%+ annually will overwhelm almost any valuation concern over time.
Growth Hunters often experience the sharpest drawdowns during crashes because high-growth stocks typically have the highest valuations and the most to lose in a risk-off environment. For their highest-conviction positions — where the long-term growth thesis remains intact — they hold through the pain and may even add. For positions where growth is decelerating, they cut losses quickly. They use the crash to upgrade portfolio quality, selling marginal growth names to concentrate in their best ideas.
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