For the investor more curious about the elusive “next big thing” than the re-tread value stocks scattered beneath their feet, they need to look no further than NBT Equities Research. NBT’s (Next Big Thing) efforts are focused on researching the emerging growth sector marketplace and presenting it in delectable info snack form to those who have an appetite for it. The company’s website can be found at http://nbtequitiesresearch.com.
NBT is the brainchild of emerging growth investor and financial media personality, Tobin Smith, Fox News Contributor and NY Times bestselling author. Smith is also the Founder of ChangeWave Research (http://changewaveresearch.com) and ChangeWave investing newsletters.
NBT is in the process of expanding to cover over a dozen emerging sectors in Asia, America and else-where. Also included in the NBT family, a division of NBT Equity Group, Inc., is NBT Capital Group, NBT Communications, NBT TV, and NBT Social + Mobile Apps That Work. As part of the company’s services, it publishes NBT Week – a weekly newsletter to keep readers up-to-date on the sectors and companies it follows 365 days a year. All newsletter services are included free of charge with an NBT Equities Research membership.
NBT suggests that with just one, 10-20X winner and a moderate collection of under performers, an investor’s entire portfolio realizes a 5-10% upside. If the 2010 study by Cerruli Associates is near accurate, with average retirement savings per 50+ household at less than $75,000, nearly every portfolio can benefit from this type of boost.
NBT claims it has proven this concept to hundreds of thousands of investors since 1995 – when founder Tobin Smith started the emerging growth research company ChangeWave Research LLC. NBT’s work is centered on researching the emerging growth sector marketplace and incorporating their investment philosophy to it. It is the company’s belief that 10-20% of an equity portfolio directly invested in 8-10 leaders of the “secular super sectors” of the world’s economy, a portfolio can outperform the overall indexes.
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