I doubt you’ve ever heard of Xcelera.com. I know I hadn’t, until recently. But this Scandinavian firm that once owned a hotel in the Canary Islands used to be a tiny $3 dollar stock— and shot up 11,060% during the last year of the dot-com Melt Up, after it made a tiny investment in an Internet firm.
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Dear Reader,
I doubt you've ever heard of Xcelera.com.
I know I hadn't, until recently.
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