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Introducing a New Generation Of Growth Stock Leaders

WELCOME TO THE HYPERGROWTH ERA

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Few investors know about Hypergrowth Stocks, yet this class of growth stocks has outperformed all other asset classes since being defined in 2008.1 With the advent of technologies that have spawned hypergrowth sales rates of 40% or more, the world has entered the ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution’. The emergence of AI offers the potential for the creation of more hypergrowth companies than ever before.

AN UNTAPPED PATH TO HIGH RETURNS

Abstract Stock FiguresHypergrowth Stocks represent a high-performing niche of stocks within the broader growth stock universe. Hypergrowth Stocks — companies growing revenue 40%+ year over year — have outperformed every major asset class since the term was coined in the Harvard Business Review. Historically, Hypergrowth Stocks have delivered market-beating results yet we believe they remain under-owned by most investors.

AN UNTAPPED PATH TO HIGH RETURNS

Hypergrowth Stocks represent a high-performing niche of stocks within the broader growth stock universe. Hypergrowth Stocks — companies growing revenue 40%+ year over year — have outperformed every major asset class since the term was coined in the Harvard Business Review. Historically, Hypergrowth Stocks have delivered market-beating results yet we believe they remain under-owned by most investors.

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THE BIRTH OF THE HYPERGROWTH CONCEPT

Stock GraphThe “hypergrowth” concept was introduced in the Harvard Business Review in 2008, to describe the rapid S-curve growth phase in emerging markets where winners are quickly separated from losers—often before it’s even apparent. The World Economic Forum later defined hypergrowth more precisely as a 40%+ year-over-year compound annual growth rate in revenue, now widely referenced in academic and industry discussions around high-growth business performance.

THE BIRTH OF THE HYPERGROWTH CONCEPT

The “hypergrowth” concept was introduced in the Harvard Business Review in 2008, to describe the rapid S-curve growth phase in emerging markets where winners are quickly separated from losers—often before it’s even apparent. The World Economic Forum later defined hypergrowth more precisely as a 40%+ year-over-year compound annual growth rate in revenue, now widely referenced in academic and industry discussions around high-growth business performance.

A COMPLEMENT TO EVERY PORTFOLIO

Abstract Bar Graph and Magnifying GlassWe believe all portfolios can benefit from having a portion of assets invested in Hypergrowth Stocks to build wealth over time. Hypergrowth Stocks can offer high potential upside. Most Hypergrowth Stocks are not found in broad index products (such as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100), so adding hypergrowth exposure can further diversify a portfolio with underrepresented growth stocks.

A COMPLEMENT TO EVERY PORTFOLIO

We believe all portfolios can benefit from having a portion of assets invested in Hypergrowth Stocks to build wealth over time. Hypergrowth Stocks can offer high potential upside. Most Hypergrowth Stocks are not found in broad index products (such as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100), so adding hypergrowth exposure can further diversify a portfolio with underrepresented growth stocks.

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Test Your Knowledge!

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How many sectors exhibit Hypergrowth Stocks?
How many sectors exhibit Hypergrowth Stocks?*
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Golden Eagle Strategies Research (2010-2024)*

1 Golden Eagle Strategies research study, details available upon request.

* The average number of Hypergrowth Stocks and sector exposure is based on Golden Eagle Research Studies.  The annualized Hypergrowth Stock returns are illustrative and not the result of a hypothetical investment model; they show the opportunity associated with investing in different growth ranges. Annual returns for each group have been constructed retrospectively to illustrate the price behavior during the fiscal period which corresponds to their sales growth rates. The universe of stocks uses comprises the S&P 500, plus the top 1000 Nasdaq stocks by market cap. We ignored companies with less than $100mm in revenue during the year of comparison. To harmonize data, we only included companies with December fiscal years; this covers 82% of companies and avoids performance period mismatch.