It's worth repeating that @chriswmayer's "100 Baggers" is one of the best books out there for individual investors who are business/long-term focused.
@iancassel @dmuthuk @Gautam__Baid
Good video to entice anyone who hasn't already read the Book.👇
@iancassel @dmuthuk @Gautam__Baid
Good video to entice anyone who hasn't already read the Book.👇
Main points in the Video.
1)Focus on the Co's that still have a long runway for growth, but make sure that they are currently on the right path.
2)Look for Co's that can continue to grow for years to come and where there's still room for higher valuation - The Twin engines.
1)Focus on the Co's that still have a long runway for growth, but make sure that they are currently on the right path.
2)Look for Co's that can continue to grow for years to come and where there's still room for higher valuation - The Twin engines.
3)Having an Owner-Operator or Mgmt that have the right incentives for long-term Business growth and shareholder interests is great.
4)Avoid emotional errors by putting your Stocks in the Coffee can (but still monitor the Business performance).
5)Ignore the Macro analysis.
4)Avoid emotional errors by putting your Stocks in the Coffee can (but still monitor the Business performance).
5)Ignore the Macro analysis.
For investors with the right mindset, this is one of those rare books that shows your potential on what can happen when one puts down their head, does the required work, knows what to focus on while ignoring the rest, and let time/compounding do the hard work for them.
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