In January 2007, I bought shares of a little known, US-based business doing DVD rentals by mail. Little did I know that, by doing so, I had bought the first of a set of five coveted stocks that are now affectionately known as “FAANG”. You see, that DVD-rental business slowly but surely morphed into a massive global online streaming service. The company’s name? Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX). I still own around half of my shares from 13 years ago, and those shares are up over 160 times my original cost. But that was not all. Along the way, I picked up shares of Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) (June 2010), Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) (June 2010) and Google (now known as Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL), March 2011). But the time the term FAANG was coined in 2013, I had collected four of the brightest technology companies of the past decade. I still own all of them today, along with shares of Facebook (NASDAQ: FB)...