🟢 My actual investment checklist

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I won't even consider putting capital at risk unless a business scores above 65% on my investing checklist.

You might think that's too restrictive.

But here's the thing - exceptional returns don't come from being less selective.

They come from having the conviction to deploy significant capital when you find truly great opportunities.

In the Wealth Acceleration Workshop, I broke down the exact checklist I use to grade every investment:

  • Do I understand the business? (1-5)

  • Does it have room to grow? (1-5)

  • Are margins above 10% and improving? (1-5)

  • Is the balance sheet strong? (1-5)

  • Has it proven resilient in downturns? (1-5)

  • Does it have access to growth capital? (1-5)

...and 14 more critical criteria

This isn't about creating artificial barriers. It's about having a systematic way to compare new opportunities against the ones already available to you.

Most investors stop at surface-level metrics. They see a low PE ratio or high growth rate and think they've found value.

But those metrics alone tell you nothing about whether you should deploy 5% of your capital or 25%.

That level of conviction only comes from a comprehensive framework - one that forces you to think through every angle before putting capital at risk.

In the Workshop, I walk through:

  • The complete 20-point checklist

  • How to grade each criteria

  • What scores justify larger positions

  • Real examples using current stocks

The tools alone have saved my members hundreds of thousands in avoided mistakes.

And at just $100, it's practically giving away my edge.

But this recording comes down in 48 hours.

After that, it's gone for good.

Get instant access here: [LINK]

Happy Investing,

Tyler DuPont

P.S. The checklist above is just one small piece.

The complete framework includes my position sizing calculator, trade planning template, and personal investment tracker. Get it all for just $100: [LINK]