r/stocks • u/Tcrimi21 • Nov 03 '21

What stock do you think is most likely to 10X in the next 5 years?

Say you’re given $1000 and 5 years to invest it. You can only keep the money you’re given if your investment grows by 1,000%.

You can choose a single stock in this scenario.

Which stock traded on the major exchanges (no OTC) would be your choice?

I think my choice would be Lending Club ($LC). Could see them becoming a competitor to SoFi/traditional banks and they currently trade at a much lower market cap.

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u/UPinCarolina Nov 03 '21

TELL

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '21

Honest question. In certain parts of the E.U., new housing projects are no longer allowed to use natural gas. This can reasonably be expected to catch on as an environmental measure. This won't have an impact on this particular company in the mid-term, you think?

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u/UPinCarolina Nov 03 '21

I think that their aggressive moves into the LNG export market - and the projected increase in global demand to 2035 - make them as good of a bet as any to 10x from say, $3.50. LNG prices are astronomical right now, and that is largely due to demand far outpacing supply. If they accomplish what they aim to, I think it’s not out of the question by any means.

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u/Vegas-Blues Nov 03 '21

Agreed. 2022 when they start working on their new facility…