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Is Tellurian Inc. (TELL) A Good Stock To Buy?

The Insider Monkey team has completed processing the quarterly 13F filings for the June quarter submitted by the hedge funds and other money managers included in our extensive database. Most hedge fund investors experienced strong gains on the back of a strong market performance, which certainly propelled them to adjust their equity holdings so as […] …read more […]

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CubeSmart (CUBE): Hedge Funds Are Cashing Out

Our extensive research has shown that imitating the smart money can generate significant returns for retail investors, which is why we track nearly 750 active prominent money managers and analyze their quarterly 13F filings. The stocks that are heavily bought by hedge funds historically outperformed the market, though there is no shortage of high profile […] …read more […]

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3 Monster Growth Stocks to Hold Through 2020

The name of the game is growth; that’s what investors are looking for. Growth ensures profits, profits boost share prices, and higher share prices are the investor’s goal. In truth, this should not come as a surprise; the S&P 500 is up over 20% year-to-date, and statistically speaking, that sort of gain must encompass some stocks that are growing far faster.We’ve opened up TipRanks’ Best Stocks to Buy to find three buy-rated stocks that have more than doubled so far in 2019. But more importantly, analysts believe there’s more upside in store heading into 2020; all three of these stocks …read more […]

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Mailbag: Defining Reasonable Revenue Growth

Q: What kind of revenue growth is reasonable for a startup to demonstrate at the early stages?
A: As revenue grows, the absolute numbers get bigger but the percentages get smaller. Adding $200,000 onto $100,000 in revenue translates to a 200% increase. Adding $500,000 onto $1 million in revenue yields just a 50% increase.
As the numbers get bigger, growth and expectations should ratchet down.
But revenue growth can’t slow down too much. Seed-stage companies should still aim for at least 100% annual growth. Post-seed stage, 40% to 100% growth usually excites investors.
For companies beyond Series B, I apply the Rule of 40. …read more […]