100 Baggers: Stocks that Return 100-to-1 and How to Find Them

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I mentioned InterContinental Hotel before, and that’s what the business says, if you look at a 10-year history, it’s paid out quite a bit of its cash flow in dividends and special dividends because again, they don’t need the capital. It gets a business that can grow with minimal capital. It’s kind of the Holy grail. If you can find a business like that. Chris Mayer on networking and ways to find ideas In fact, TSM’s chips are in our smartphones, watches, laptops, game consoles, and much more. Without them, these products simply couldn’t be manufactured.

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And to answer your question more specifically… No. Whether it is a small metaverse we can “walk” around or one where we teleport from town to town or coordinate to coordinate, it won’t change the investment strategy. Chris Mayer: Oh, software as a service. I think those things can be great businesses. I don’t own anything in that sector right now, so I don’t know that my opinion is worth much there. Obviously, it’s a great business. It’s just always a matter for me of what’s the evaluation or how much can you pay. Advice for younger investors And regardless of the precise experience we have, we can be sure many promising metaverse investments are appearing, whether they are REITs or projects developing a metaverse. on the World Wide Web), in whole or in part, is strictly prohibited without the express written permissionTilman Versch: There’s a question from the chat from Frank One. What are you excited about currently and what companies or sectors have maybe made a positive surprise for you? For example, the 100-bagger Monster Beverage lost 20% on several occasions and once lost 40%. But only by holding on were investors able to achieve a 100-bagger return, considering Monster achieved a 100-times return in only ten years! Chris Mayer: Well, for me, I don’t know. For me, personally, I don’t know if there’s anything that comes out of it specifically. I just think it’s a more general sense. You start to pay attention in a different way on earnings calls. You start to… When the management is speaking at conferences and new stories come up, you just… I don’t know if there’s necessarily any magic to it. It just feels like once you’ve owned something for a little while, you’ve gotten used to it. You’ve even seen how it trades and you’re just used to it and you’re more comfortable with it after you’ve owned it for a little while. I don’t know how to explain it. Other than that, it’s a weird psychological thing I guess. At least, I find that it’s… I find it’s true most of the time. You own something, you feel you get a little more familiar with it than if you just didn’t own it and you just followed it more distantly. Approach to selling

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As always, thank you for taking the time to read today’s post, and I hope you find something of value in your investing journey. My wife is retired, and I am semiretired, and we walk quite a bit. I naturally got to thinking, why not get paid for it? My wife heartily agreed. I cannot find the STEPN App, though. A company that has to take, that’s constantly writing down those acquisitions and three or four years later, they’re writing them down. This company is probably not doing a good job on acquisitions. The bad news is that there has never been a riper time for China to make a move. The current U.S. administration is demonstrably weak on China at best. It’s pretty balanced. I don’t think… I’m not a big fan of trying to overweight positions or people say, well, this position is riskier, so I’m going to make it a smaller position. For me, I just want to have it all balanced because at least for me what I found is that there isn’t that much difference in return. In other words, if I were to give you my top 10 names, it’s not necessarily that number one is going to beat number two is going to be at number three. Sometimes, the number six is the best one. You are just not sure where the performance is going to come from. Though I’ve found it’s better to just kind of keep it more balanced. The other thing that I try to do is have a limit on how much I’ll put in any one name on a cost basis.They had a plan to “scale”: All three companies had plans to grow and expand into their respective markets in a profitable way. Tilman Versch: I think you could make a great product though. Was that like the magic formula or something like that [laughs]? Chris Mayer: A lot of times in broader history, those transitions don’t really go so well but there are always exceptions. I think about John Elkann of Exor, who so far, I think, has shown he’s a pretty good capital allocator, a pretty good manager, and he was groomed for that role very young. I think that’s one way to look at it is to say, “Has this person been involved in the business when they were very young? What kind of training did they receive?” Another one would be, the sons of Vincent Bolloré, are also have people who have been in the business a long time, and have been trained to run it from the very beginning. Growth, growth and more growth. This is a critical point; you want to find companies that have lots of room to grow into. That’s all we have time for this week. If you have a question for a future mailbag, you can send it to me right here.