The Five Greatest Stocks for the Next Five Years

I call this my Five for Five list. In my opinion these five stocks will obviously have great returns that will beat the market and will consistently report growth of revenues year over year. Stats according to Yahoo! Finance.

MasterCard (MA): Market price: $354.58, Market cap:  $45 Billion, Annual revenues: $6 Billion, Quarterly revenue growth (yoy): 22%.

Under Armour (UA): Market price: $85.80, Market cap:  $4.4 Billion, Annual revenues: $1.4 Billion, Quarterly revenue growth (yoy): 41%.

Google (GOOG): Market price: $600.15, Market cap: $194 Billion, Annual revenues: $35.8 Billion, Quarterly revenue growth (yoy): 33%.

Apple (AAPL): Market price: $404.95. Market cap: $376 Billion, Annual revenues: $108 Billion, Quarterly revenue growth (yoy): 39%.

Amazon (AMZN): Market price: $217.32, Market cap: $99 Billion, Annual revenues: $43.5 Billion, Quarterly revenue growth (yoy): 44%.

In addition to great sales numbers, I also think that these five companies are in markets which have high barriers to entry. MasterCard shares the market with Visa and American Express, but though those are good companies also, I believe that MasterCard is still growing overseas. As for Under Armour, I believe in time they will one day share the market with Nike (similar to Coke and Pepsi). Google is the leading search engine on the web, has one of the most popular cell phone operating system and is an advertising giant. Apple is possibly the greatest tech of all time and a pretty darn good retailer. Last, but certainly not least is my all time favorite, Amazon. Amazon is the greatest retailer period, they put customer first, and as long as they do they will always have a moat.

This is my Five for Five, let me know what your favorites are?

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