What is Silent Partners?
At Silent Partners, we’re not just another research firm—we’re truly independent. That means we don’t work for big corporations, banks, or hedge funds. We work for you, the retail investor seeking clear, unbiased guidance.
We see stocks for what they really are—businesses. That’s why we go beyond just numbers and dive deep into:
✅ Financials – Growth, profitability, and cash flow.
✅ Business model & strategy – How the company operates and competes.
✅ Market dynamics – The industry landscape and future potential.
Unlike others chasing the latest hype, we focus on fundamentally strong, overlooked companies with stable prospects.
📈 We invest when we see a 20-30% return potential.
⏳ We hold until the target price is reached or our thesis proves incorrect.
💡 We take profits when our target is met and cut losses when necessary.
We see stocks for what they really are—businesses. That’s why we go beyond just numbers and dive deep into:
✅ Financials – Growth, profitability, and cash flow.
✅ Business model & strategy – How the company operates and competes.
✅ Market dynamics – The industry landscape and future potential.
Unlike others chasing the latest hype, we focus on fundamentally strong, overlooked companies with stable prospects.
📈 We invest when we see a 20-30% return potential.
⏳ We hold until the target price is reached or our thesis proves incorrect.
💡 We take profits when our target is met and cut losses when necessary.
Why so cheap?
Simple: The power of the internet and social media.
Traditional research firms charge high fees because they cater to a select few. But by reaching a large community of investors, we achieve efficiency at scale, allowing us to offer high-quality research at a fraction of the cost.
And it’s not just us—many digital platforms are redefining pricing.
Another reason we keep our prices low? We believe investing should focus on maximizing returns, not paying excessive fees.
Unlike traditional wealth managers and banks, who charge high fees that eat into your profits, our goal is simple: Provide high-quality research at a fair price so you can keep more of what you earn.
Because at the end of the day, your money should be working for you—not for someone else’s commission. 🚀
Traditional research firms charge high fees because they cater to a select few. But by reaching a large community of investors, we achieve efficiency at scale, allowing us to offer high-quality research at a fraction of the cost.
And it’s not just us—many digital platforms are redefining pricing.
Another reason we keep our prices low? We believe investing should focus on maximizing returns, not paying excessive fees.
Unlike traditional wealth managers and banks, who charge high fees that eat into your profits, our goal is simple: Provide high-quality research at a fair price so you can keep more of what you earn.
Because at the end of the day, your money should be working for you—not for someone else’s commission. 🚀
Are these investing recommendations?
Let’s be clear: Everything we publish is our own analysis and opinion—nothing more, nothing less. And because it’s just an opinion, it can be flawed, inaccurate, or subject to change as new information emerges.
We’ve made money on our stock picks, but we’ve also lost money. That’s the reality of investing—embracing losses and cutting them before it’s too late is just as important as making gains.
Our research is NOT a Buy, Hold, or Sell recommendation. We are not an advisory service. Just because we like a stock doesn’t mean you should rush to buy it.
✅ Check the facts yourself – Never take any research at face value.
✅ Diversify – Don’t put all your money into a single stock; limit individual positions to 10% or less of your portfolio.
✅ Invest only what you can afford to lose – Use extra savings, not rent money, emergency funds, or retirement savings.
✅ Understand the risks – The stock market, like any business, carries risks.
✅ Set a target price – Know when to take profits or cut losses before emotions take over.
✅ Be patient – Investing is a waiting game. Big wins take time, and you must weather the storms along the way
We’ve made money on our stock picks, but we’ve also lost money. That’s the reality of investing—embracing losses and cutting them before it’s too late is just as important as making gains.
Our research is NOT a Buy, Hold, or Sell recommendation. We are not an advisory service. Just because we like a stock doesn’t mean you should rush to buy it.
✅ Check the facts yourself – Never take any research at face value.
✅ Diversify – Don’t put all your money into a single stock; limit individual positions to 10% or less of your portfolio.
✅ Invest only what you can afford to lose – Use extra savings, not rent money, emergency funds, or retirement savings.
✅ Understand the risks – The stock market, like any business, carries risks.
✅ Set a target price – Know when to take profits or cut losses before emotions take over.
✅ Be patient – Investing is a waiting game. Big wins take time, and you must weather the storms along the way
Do we invest in the stocks we cover?
At Slient Partners, we don’t just recommend stocks—we invest in them. Every stock featured in our research reports is also held in our own portfolio, managed through our investment vehicle, Stisin & Partners SPF.
Our success is tied to yours.
As an Active or Passive Member, you’ll get exclusive access to our Monthly Portfolio Status, where we share the stocks we're invested in and how they're performing.
But we don’t stop there—we go a step further by publishing our actual broker account statement, keeping ourselves fully transparent and accountable.
We believe in our research. So much so, we put our money behind it.
Our success is tied to yours.
As an Active or Passive Member, you’ll get exclusive access to our Monthly Portfolio Status, where we share the stocks we're invested in and how they're performing.
But we don’t stop there—we go a step further by publishing our actual broker account statement, keeping ourselves fully transparent and accountable.
We believe in our research. So much so, we put our money behind it.
What should I do with a Stock Research Note?
In the stock research note you will find :
📌 Company deep dive – Business model, strategy, industry landscape, and competitive advantages.
📊 Financial analysis – Our insights on growth, profitability, and cash flow generation.
💡 Investment thesis & valuation – Why we believe the stock is undervalued and our target price.
🧮 Detailed estimates & calculations – A transparent breakdown of our projections.
A Tool, Not a Trigger.
As an investor, you’re free to agree or disagree with the insights in our notes. Use them as a reference point, a second opinion, or even just as a way to validate your own thinking. You might treat our target price as a potential take-profit level—but it should never be your sole reason to invest.
What you should not do is jump into a stock just because the thesis sounds compelling. Always do your own due diligence, verify the facts, and ensure the investment aligns with your strategy and risk tolerance.
And remember: investing is a long game.
Markets don’t move on our timelines. Gains take time—sometimes months, sometimes years. There will be great years and tough ones. A well-researched thesis needs patience to play out. Stay disciplined, stay focused, and let time do its job.
📌 Company deep dive – Business model, strategy, industry landscape, and competitive advantages.
📊 Financial analysis – Our insights on growth, profitability, and cash flow generation.
💡 Investment thesis & valuation – Why we believe the stock is undervalued and our target price.
🧮 Detailed estimates & calculations – A transparent breakdown of our projections.
A Tool, Not a Trigger.
As an investor, you’re free to agree or disagree with the insights in our notes. Use them as a reference point, a second opinion, or even just as a way to validate your own thinking. You might treat our target price as a potential take-profit level—but it should never be your sole reason to invest.
What you should not do is jump into a stock just because the thesis sounds compelling. Always do your own due diligence, verify the facts, and ensure the investment aligns with your strategy and risk tolerance.
And remember: investing is a long game.
Markets don’t move on our timelines. Gains take time—sometimes months, sometimes years. There will be great years and tough ones. A well-researched thesis needs patience to play out. Stay disciplined, stay focused, and let time do its job.
What is a target price? And how should I use it in my portfolio?
A target price reflects what we believe to be a stock’s fair value—based on deep analysis and valuation techniques tailored to the narrative we expect the company to follow. When we publish a target price, it's not just a number—it’s backed by our expectations for the company’s growth, profitability, and cash flow generation.
We typically build three scenarios for every stock:
• Base Case – the most likely outcome, and the one we usually use to set our target price.
• Best Case – if the company exceeds expectations.
• Worst Case – if things don’t go as planned.
Sometimes, the target price may reflect an average across these three. But it's important to understand: target prices are not fixed. They evolve as the company evolves. Each quarterly earnings report brings new data, and with that, the narrative—and the valuation—may change.
As an investor, you can treat the target price as a potential take-profit level. The difference between the current market price and our target price represents the potential upside you could capture if the thesis plays out.
In short: the target price is a reference point, not a guarantee. Use it to guide your strategy—but always with your own research and risk management in mind.
We typically build three scenarios for every stock:
• Base Case – the most likely outcome, and the one we usually use to set our target price.
• Best Case – if the company exceeds expectations.
• Worst Case – if things don’t go as planned.
Sometimes, the target price may reflect an average across these three. But it's important to understand: target prices are not fixed. They evolve as the company evolves. Each quarterly earnings report brings new data, and with that, the narrative—and the valuation—may change.
As an investor, you can treat the target price as a potential take-profit level. The difference between the current market price and our target price represents the potential upside you could capture if the thesis plays out.
In short: the target price is a reference point, not a guarantee. Use it to guide your strategy—but always with your own research and risk management in mind.