Remember that scene in Meet the Parentswhere Ben Stiller discovers that his fiancee's ex-fiance(played by Owen Wilson) lives in the American equivalent of Versailles and builds ornate altars out of rare wood in his spare time?

I remember it because after showing off his Bolivian wormwood floors -- Owen Wilson casually mentions the fact that he "got in early on some wireless IPOs, and the stuff just skyrocketed from there."

"Strong, to quite strong"
That's how Ben Stiller describes hisportfolio to Owen Wilson. Obviously, it's a lie. But the thing is, even if it were true, he still probably couldn't have afforded to live the way Wilson did. Because, let's face it, most investors can't-- no matter how strong their portfolio is.

That is, unless you somehow manage to find the one stock that changes everything. And we all know that's no easy task.

To make matters worse, even if you do find a world-changing, fortune-making company such as Amazon.com (Nasdaq: AMZN), Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT), or Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT), by the time you get around to buying stock, chances are that the reallybig money has already been made.

Or has it?
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