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

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A low valuation multiple. You need to combine this earnings growth with a low valuation multiple that can expand. I have a very good network of people both in the investment world itself and also in the industry. If there’s an industry or business I want to learn about, odds are I can find somebody who knows something about it. I think that’s a nice advantage to have. The most emphasized aspect of investing Taiwan is a prize that would bring more wealth, economic growth, and outright power and control to China. It would have a chokehold to extract whatever it wanted from countries around the world. Just because the micro and small-cap companies we need to find for our 100 baggers start small doesn’t mean they can’t grow into much bigger companies.

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I was in Hong Kong at the time of the British handover to mainland China. Many were fearful of what might come once the handover was complete.

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Tilman Versch: [inaudible 00:03:35] you’re to grab a book that’s some good investing book for you, if you have good investing books there and a book that’s a good non-investing book you can recommend and after that, I will post a disclaimer so everybody can see the disclaimer and you can- Welcome to our weekly mailbag edition of The Bleeding Edge. All week, you submitted your questions about the biggest trends in technology. This is an evolution of the “play-to-earn” model, where gamers can earn rewards for participating and achieving milestones in Web 3.0 games. The bottom line, 100 baggers are achievable; we need to look in the right places for the characteristics described in the post. They will not appear out of thin air; finding them will take time and patience.

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I don’t think in terms this market is cheap. I try to focus more on the individual companies and you have to of course consider where they’re operating. A company that is trading at 10 times earnings in a tough market, might not be so much cheaper than a company trading 20% in an easier market. I just don’t think about it in terms of geographies that much. I don’t have as helpful an opinion there as I might’ve one time. Dividends and 100-baggers Chris Mayer: Well, there hasn’t been a lot that’s been like too much of a positive surprise this year. It’s been pretty tough. What I’m excited about is there are several companies that– There are a couple I don’t want to mention yet because they’re maybe a little small, but let’s say in general the kinds of companies I’m talking about. I’ve found a handful of names where I have really good owners. I’ve got long runways where they’re going to compound at least double digits. I’m really excited just to follow their stories. I don’t think there’s any particular sector that I would point to as being particularly interesting. Anyway, I don’t want to give any of those couple specific names just now, but I don’t think of it necessarily on a sector basis. I think there are just some really good businesses I’m excited to own and we’ll see how their story plays out. Maybe I’ll write about them on the blog here soon. Tilman Versch: There’s a practice to it. You sell a lot in this case and we are here to question you so further questions I will account for, this is the last call for questions so if you have any, drop them in the chat. There are three waiting for you. Neeshan is asking what’s your take on the high-growth SaaS sector. Tilman Versch: Maybe just see the other side of the coin, what were the negative surprises? Maybe also nobody’s talking about it, but you’ve experience in the field of investing? Risk Disclosure: Trading in financial instruments and/or cryptocurrencies involves high risks including the risk of losing some, or all, of your investment amount, and may not be suitable for all investors. Prices of cryptocurrencies are extremely volatile and may be affected by external factors such as financial, regulatory or political events. Trading on margin increases the financial risks.

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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. Finding companies owned and operated by the company owners means they tend to think like owners and treat shareholders as part owners. The owner/operator has skin in the game, as most of their wealth remains tied to its performance. Those incentives tend to enable management to align their goals with shareholders.

100 Baggers: What Are They, Where Can I Find Them (With Examples)

Chris Mayer: Well, yes, another book I like to recommend for people is Peter Lynch’s first two books. They’re easy reads. He has In Search of 10-Baggers. He was the one who liked to talk about 10-baggers and he had a number of big winners. What I like about those books is how he talks about how he found these different ideas and… People simplify and say, it’s just by what you know, but he had some interesting insight in there about how he found certain ideas and still it’s dated because a lot of the examples he chooses are things that aren’t even around anymore, but those are good reads. It’s important to leave time, not only to read those books, as I mentioned at night but also to just spend time with primary documents, just spending time reading annual reports or going through investor presentations and transcripts. Those are things that you usually get a good bang for your time there. It really requires you to manage your time well, and not allow distractions to take over. Before deciding to trade in financial instrument or cryptocurrencies you should be fully informed of the risks and costs associated with trading the financial markets, carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience, and risk appetite, and seek professional advice where needed. Chris Mayer: Ideas I look at now. Well, we’ve had such a bounce. Well, I’m tempted to think about things that are really unpopular, but that I think are good assets. I don’t know when’s the last time I wrote about InterContinental Hotel, for example, but that’s one that’s interesting and not just InterContinental, but also Marriott and Hilton, those big three. There are similar, there are some differences between them, what you favor, but what’s remarkable about them is their asset-light mostly franchise businesses. Even in during this time, which is the worst time you could possibly imagine for hotels, they really had the worst year.

I am not sure about you, but that chart caught my eye. Think about the level of performance it would take to grow revenues, margins, and earnings at 35.9% for 15 years. That is some serious operational execution. Tilman Versch: What are examples of what has changed when you had a position in a company? What new came out of this magic of having a position. Tilman Versch: A question from the chat or annotation by Yens was about dividends and their role for 100 baggers. Maybe you can say something about these two points, dividends, and 100 baggers. Tilman Versch: Maybe let’s get to one question from the chat it’s from William Walsh and he liked your piece on visible mode. Last weekend was great. Tilman Versch: That’s a clear answer. I have another question from Dennis. He is asking what’s your advice for young people who want to get into the investment business.

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Tilman Versch: There’s one question related to the 100-bagger mentality about cutting your winners. When do you do it? Or do you even do it? To find 100 baggers, we must move beyond the large-cap companies such as utilities or more mature companies such as McDonald’s, Walmart, or IBM. Users simply buy or rent non-fungible token (NFT) sneakers to use the app. STEPN then awards the user with its native cryptocurrency, GST, for their healthy behavior.They are incredibly disruptive: These companies are applying leading edge technologies to offer a product or service that is truly unique and revolutionary. There are a lot of businesses that are not really that good they’re just mediocre. When you see businesses their return on assets is low single digits, the only way they get into a double-digit return on equity is they’re using a lot of debt. Businesses that don’t really have much of competitive advantage for there are lots of competitors and it’s nothing particularly special about it. Those businesses are easy to kill. There aren’t that many really good businesses around. Those ones are easy to kill, if there’s any whiff of that there might be some fraud or any whiff that there are accounting issues, I stay away from those, overly complicated things. Tilman Versch: There’s another question from Tyler. How long is your research process and how was that been affected by the COVID crash?