Not financial advise
It's not really that easy because
1) There aren't at least to my eyes that many opportunities, maybe people with domain specific knowledge in other domains, will find their own opportunities. I've only made in the last 10 years maybe 3 or 4 investments in which I was extremely confident that they would succeed.
2) These investments are medium-long term, at least 2 or 3 years.
> Care to share another stock pick today with asymmetric upside?
This will not be liked by the typical HN audience, but the investment where I currently see massive information asymmetry is Ethereum.
Most people who were into crypto were oblivious that the merge was actually coming. A couple of months ago you would see in crypto forums/reddit everybody memeing that it would be delayed again and again for years. But if you were actually knowledgeable of it's development, you would know that it was coming for real (information asymmetry #1). Now that it became widely known that it's coming, ETH/BTC ratio went from 0.06 to 0.08. Easiest 33% ever.
The same way, most people are unaware of the triple halvening. Ethereum miners currently get paid ~20M USD worth of ETH per day. A big chunk of that must be sold to pay for their mining bills. After the merge, that's almost 20M USD of DAILY sell pressure that will be gone (information asymmetry #2). After some months that massive reduction in sell pressure will have an impact on price. In addition, staking rewards cannot be withdrawn until a future update (shangai). Then it will be a limited withdraw queue.
Ethereum at 1000 USD just a month ago was free money in my opinion. Now at 2000 USD I still believe it's a good deal.
To be fair, there is a lot of information asymmetry in the negatives too. There are many things that are quite bad about Eth that most people into it aren't knowledgeable of either.