Now He Can’t Use it Anymore.

He’s Too Rich.

But YOU can.

Below, details on how to realistically make 25% annually and TRIPLE your money in five years.

By Jim Fink, Investing Daily

Would it surprise you to learn you hold a powerful investing advantage over the legendary Oracle of Omaha?

Yes, I mean the Warren Buffett whose Berkshire Hathaway portfolio totals $484 billion. And whose own net worth clocks in at over $58 billion.

Who says you hold such an incredible advantage?

Why, the Great Man himself. What’s more, Buffett claims this advantage is so powerful, it should easily earn you 50% a year in the stock market.

Can This Be for Real?

Short answer: Yes.

To say this strategy is tested and proven is a massive understatement. You’ll follow virtually every step these super-investors took to build their initial wealth.

But I’m a conservative guy.

So I shoot for just half of the 50% Buffett insists we can make. At 25% a year, you triple your money in five years and that’s plenty good enough for me.

The real wonder is that more investors don’t exploit this strategy. Believe me, Buffett would if he could. He’s sad about the fact that HE CAN NO LONGER BUY THE KIND OF STOCKS that made him rich in the first place.

But You Certainly Can!

Here’s how. Start by asking yourself how much faster your nest egg would reach seven figures if it were fast-tracked with winners like these:

• Priceline.com (Nasdaq: PCLN)up 6,060%
• NewMarket (NYSE: NEU)up 2,060%
• Intuitive Surgical (Nasdaq: ISRG)up 2,280%
• Astronics Corp (Nasdaq: ATRO)up 2,070%

Each of these incredible runs holds a significant place in recent history. Before you even ask: No, these amazing numbers aren’t quick-hit, fly-by-night gains that lasted only as long as a politician’s promise.

On the contrary.

These are the 10-year returns of just a few of the underappreciated investments I call Roadrunner Stocks.

Roadrunner Stocks are precisely the kind of swift-moving, opportunistic stocks master investors Buffett, Lynch and others bought to kick-start their wealth at the beginning of their careers.

My name is Jim Fink. I’m the senior online editor for Investing Daily, the award-winning publisher of Personal Finance, Utility Forecaster and other investment advisories.

Although a red-blooded capitalist since birth, I somehow managed to acquire a bachelor’s degree from Yale, a law degree from Columbia, an MBA from the University of Virginia and a master’s from Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government.

After far too many years in academia, I got down to serious businessmaking money. I switched gears to the investing realm. I started off trading stocks for a university endowment, then moved to a private wealth management firm. I rounded out my market education at an insurance and financial planning company, and as a Senior Analyst for an online investment service.

My $5 Million Move

Back in the ’80s, I was working for the Chicago branch of what Forbes called the most powerful law firm on Wall Street, burning the midnight oil for mega-bank clients like Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and Bank of America.

After seeing how much money my clients were making, I decided to dip my toes in the water myself.

I started out with $50,000 in 1991, and 10 years later, my $50,000 had grown into $5.3 million.

That’s a return of 10,600%.

Now, I’m not promising you’ll make returns that high if you start investing my way. But I do promise that you’ll get a proven way to put your wealth on a faster trackusing the same strategy as the greatest investors of our time.

I’ve been doing this on a smaller scale for the past three years in my daily Stocks to Watch service. 135,000 investors have joined me in profiting from explosive stock moves in both up and down directions.

I told my readers to buy Netflix, and we rode it to a 66% gain. When I determined that it was grossly overvalued, I recommended shorting it, and we rode it down for a 52% profit.

When Groupon went public in 2011, I declared that it would be the worst Internet IPO of the year. Groupon subsequently plunged 80%.

About the same time, I told readers to pick up luxury retailer Michael Kors. It went on to gain 100%. In the same issue, I panned Zynga, which has since LOST 80%.

New investors are joining Stocks to Watch every day. And I’m having a blast. But there is only so much depth and detail you can get into in a free e-letter.

So my publisher has agreed to let me scale back my Stocks to Watch beat and help a handful of dedicated investors with in-depth guidance on specific stocks.

I’ll explain my new service in a moment, but first I’d like to share some interesting research I just finished. It bears directly on how I’m urging you to invest today

What 90% of Top Stocks Have in Common

When looking for stocks that can score huge gains, it helps to look back and see what worked in the past. So just for kicks, I ran a screen to find the 10 biggest gainers over the past 10 years in the Russell 3000 Index (which covers 98% of the investable U.S. market). The numbers are awe-inspiring: