The tiny stocks you'll be talking about in ten years' time

Most penny stocks go unnoticed by investors. But if you get in early, says Tom Bulford, you can hitch a ride as the corporate giants of tomorrow knock old industries aside or build new ones from scratch.

I love penny share investing because I know that among those tiny companies, the corporate giants of tomorrow are to be found. Most of these stocks go unnoticed by investors. But if you get in early, you can hitch a ride as these great disruptors knock old industries or build new ones from scratch.

That's why I like to peer into the future. I am not interested in industries that have been around for years. You can be sure that these are highly competitive, that their best days of growth are over, and that any super normal profits have long since been eroded away.

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Tom worked as a fund manager in the City of London and in Hong Kong for over 20 years. As a director with Schroder Investment Management International he was responsible for £2 billion of foreign clients' money, and launched what became Argentina's largest mutual fund. Now working from his home in Oxfordshire, Tom Bulford helps private investors with his premium tipping newsletter, Red Hot Biotech Alert.