Finding stocks that could rise 1000 percent requires diligent research, patience, and a strategic approach. Investors should look for companies with strong and sustainable competitive advantages, innovative products or services, high-quality management teams, and scalable business models. A good way to identify the potential for scalability is to assess whether the company’s total addressable market (TAM) has several sources of growth – for instance, it is highly desirable for the company to be able to not only operate in a high-growth market but also constantly expand its TAM by creating new products or entering new markets through strategic acquisitions. An eloquent example is how the AI megatrend created ten-baggers – many technology companies not only experienced significant uplift from AI applications in their core product but also got the opportunity to create new applications that automatically expanded the company’s TAM and potential growth opportunities.A common misconception is that stocks with 10x potential are exceptionally hard to find, but the truth is that many of the current trillion-dollar stocks have been ten-baggers just recently, with the stock price rising more than 1000% over 5-10 years. A notable example is how the AI megatrend created a couple of multi-baggers, the largest of whom briefly became the most expensive company in the world. Typically, 10x stocks are more frequently discovered among small- and mid-cap companies rather than large-cap

The wild roller coaster of post-earnings stock gyrations continued to impact the CE 100 Index, which gave up 1.3% through the past week — while broader market measures were mixed. Eight of 11 pillars were lower, and February proved to be a month awash in red, as the CE 100 name, overall, was 2.1% lower.Porch Group shares surged more than 61%, propelling the Live pillar of the CE 100 Index 5.4% higher. Though revenues were 12% lower through the most recent quarter, profitability metrics improved, as EBITDA (a rough measure of cash flow) was nearly $42 million, up $30.1 million from a year ago — and that measure was ahead of expectations.  The company noted in its earnings release that “premium growth has restarted, “where in the quarter, new business premiums increased 50% compared to the prior year and “already in Q1 2025 new business premiums are double versus the prior year.”. Within the Eat segment of the CE 100 Index, which gained 5.2%, Dominos shares gathered 5.9%, building back some losses sustained in the wake of its own earnings report earlier last month, as revenues gained 2.9% in the fourth quarter, to $1.4 billion, and same store sales gathered 0.4%

On a related note, C3.ai, Inc. (NYSE:AI) and Collins Aerospace, an RTX business, announced expanded joint initiatives to develop and deliver AI solutions throughout the defense and intelligence space.