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GameChanger Investing: How to Profit from Tomorrow's Billion-Dollar Trends

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Wall Street seems short on vision these days. Investors are living day to day, planning no further than the next quarterly earnings reports. That’s no way to invest. Former investment banker and hedge fund manager Hilary Kramer advocates a different GameChanger Investing . Based on her thirty-plus years managing billions of investment dollars, Kramer—a globally recognized futurist—shows you how to make money and stay ahead of the wave in a constantly changing world.

As long as people keep innovating, dreaming, and executing, great companies will grow and create wealth. But not all growth companies are created equal. From fintech to food-tech, information warfare to the Internet of Things, Kramer identifies the specific technologies, trends, and companies that are both changing the world and poised for significant stock appreciation.

GameChanger Investing is visionary investing, but it’s not speculation. Kramer identifies companies with rock-solid fundamentals ready for catalysts that will turn them into major disruptors. Instead of fighting economic disruption or pretending it doesn’t exist, she helps you put disruption to work for your portfolio.

Embrace the future and invest in tomorrow’s GameChanging billion-dollar trends. The secrets are in the pages of this book.

208 pages, Hardcover

First published January 7, 2020

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April 24, 2020
I am not sure about the author's credentials. Have not heard of her before but it seems she is some kind of superstar "futurist" investor. The book itself is more like a stream of thoughts on several major investment themes in the future. There is a goodly list of potential companies that might benefit from each trend or theme but be warned to do your own homework on each one as the author makes it clear she doesn't really care about individual companies' financial soundness, fundamentals, etc. So, more like a "spray and pray" approach. It's unfortunate that she touts WeWork as one of the companies that will thrive, but one can't really hold that against her. With the benefit of hindsight it's easy to have 20/20 investment clarity.
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