In investing, extraordinary returns refer to profits that significantly exceed average market performance or benchmark indices. Typically achieved through high-risk strategies like venture capital, private equity, or concentrated stock bets, these gains reward investors willing to accept greater volatility. Both institutional and sophisticated individual investors pursue them, though such outcomes are rare and not guaranteed.
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