3 lessons from owning FAANG stocks for over a decade
IN January 2007, I bought shares of a little known, US-based business doing DVD rentals by mail. Little did I know that, by doing so, I had bought the first of a set of five coveted stocks that are now affectionately known as "FAANG".
You see, that DVD-rental business slowly but surely morphed into a massive global online streaming service. The company's name? Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX).
I still own around half of my shares from 13 years ago, and those shares are up over 160 times my original cost.
TRENDING NOW
Simba admits exceeding spectrum limits amid failed M1 deal; parent company Tuas’ full-year profit surges 277%
He built the Vingroup empire. Now South-east Asia’s richest man is handing some key roles to his sons
Ex-execs of CW Group, Allied Tech charged with offences linked to lawyer’s S$76 million misappropriation
Singapore to prioritise high-value AI infrastructure as Asean markets play to their strengths: Tan Kiat How