Who dares wins. This could be a good title for this article in which visionary (and also lucky) men were able to make a lot of money with a "simple" investment. I think that the central thread of this article is: Try to combine an intelligent investor with the right investment at the right time and you will give to your audience a great story to tell.
The author try to convince us to value these investments on their "ROI" [return on investments = (gain on investments-costs of investments)/costs of investments] that could be used clearly like an indicator of efficiency and so a good ROI means a good nature investments, but I want to focus my attention on the good nature of the investors.
Can we consider a folly the idea of investing $25 million ($135 million today) on a candy company? That is pointless for some of us. Investing $2.7 million ($20.4 million today) on a fast food company is also irrational. Investing $6.7 million ($9.9 million today) in an intagible "start up" is something crazy. But there are/were people in the world that try to "think differently" and so "act differently" and these people now are billionaire. This is an intelligent investor.
Key Vocabulary
...a man who jumped into the business early and exploited its value like no other.
...a budding business.
...go through the roof.
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