Finding the Next Starbucks - Moe, Michael
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Michael Moe was one of the first research analysts to identify Starbucks as a huge opportunity following its IPO in 1992. And for more than fifteen years, he has made great calls on many other stocks, earning a reputation as one of today's most insightful market experts.
Now he shows how winners like Dell, eBay, and Home Depot could have been spotted in their start-up phase, and how you can find Wall Street's future giants. He forecasts the sectors with the greatest potential for growth, and explains his four Ps of future superstars: great people, leading product, huge potential, and…mehr

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Michael Moe was one of the first research analysts to identify Starbucks as a huge opportunity following its IPO in 1992. And for more than fifteen years, he has made great calls on many other stocks, earning a reputation as one of today's most insightful market experts.

Now he shows how winners like Dell, eBay, and Home Depot could have been spotted in their start-up phase, and how you can find Wall Street's future giants. He forecasts the sectors with the greatest potential for growth, and explains his four Ps of future superstars: great people, leading product, huge potential, and predictability.

Moe also includes interviews with some of the biggest names in business like Howard Schultz, Bill Campbell, and Michael Milken who reveal their own insights into how they discover the stars of tomorrow.
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Michael Moe, chairman and CEO of ThinkEquity Partners LLC, was formerly director of global growth stock research at Merrill Lynch. He has been named to Institutional Investor’s All American research team and has been awarded “Best on the Street” by The Wall Street Journal. Quoted regularly by national publications, he is a frequent guest on CNBC and CNN.