Chris Camillo

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My First Million · This guy made $80M in profit. Here's his next 3 stock picks · 29 Jul 2026 podcast

It's a squishy toy that is slightly firmer, slightly higher quality.

Squishies have been around for 15 years, but they were able to go viral this last year.

But is Nito a public company?

Yeah.

Nito is a very tiny private company.

that's actually held by another private company that owns, I think, 27 private companies and the company that owns Nito is one of those 27 companies.

What's interesting is that this is a holding company,

that generally doesn't move because they generate their earnings from interest payments and dividends paid by these small operating companies.

To my knowledge, and the ticker is GAIN, to my knowledge, they've never owned a company that has had a hyper viral product like Neato before.

That's exactly what it is, man.

That's literally exactly what it is.

And by the way, whenever you invest in a tiny company like this, there's all types of unknown risk involved.

So it's a really dangerous game to play, but I did make the investment.

It's a bit of a novelty investment and a novelty product.

So the thesis is that if Neato can remain on trend through the holiday season, and if the parent company is able to fully scale out supply, this is actually going to be a needle mover for the parent company.

And you should see about a 30% to 40% increase in valuation at the parent company.

You're basically looking at how many Neato's you think the company can sell through the holiday season based on demand and how many they're currently selling.

By the way, this is like a little bit of a science and a little bit of an art, and you assess what that will do to that company's bottom line.

how that will increase dividends and what that increased dividend payment to the parent company will account for relative to the total valuation of the parent company.

It's a difficult exercise and this is where AI comes in really great because AI can help you do that exercise.

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