In the last 2.5 years, my whole portfolio multiplied 450%
But it wasn't always like that.
I used to only buy cheap stocks.
Things changed after I learnt how to find and hold Multi-baggers.
Here's my top 9 tweets on finding 10-100 baggers, and holding them.
Enjoy!
But it wasn't always like that.
I used to only buy cheap stocks.
Things changed after I learnt how to find and hold Multi-baggers.
Here's my top 9 tweets on finding 10-100 baggers, and holding them.
Enjoy!
1. Turning $3.6k into $1M
Someone else shared this, but their account went private.
I don't take any credit for this.
But it's a good lesson.
This guy from Reddit bought 300 shares of $AMZN at $12.50 in 2001. It has now become a 280 bagger.
Read his thought process here:
Someone else shared this, but their account went private.
I don't take any credit for this.
But it's a good lesson.
This guy from Reddit bought 300 shares of $AMZN at $12.50 in 2001. It has now become a 280 bagger.
Read his thought process here:
2. Real life 100 baggers by @mrjivraj
I love this.
What makes it awesome is seeing retail investors like you and me buy shares of $AAPL and $MSFT in the early days.
Is there luck? Yes.
But a good reminder that the real $$ is made in the holding.
I love this.
What makes it awesome is seeing retail investors like you and me buy shares of $AAPL and $MSFT in the early days.
Is there luck? Yes.
But a good reminder that the real $$ is made in the holding.
https://twitter.com/mrjivraj/status/1425227431472947205?s=20
3. Finding and holding a 100 bagger
This is a real life example of how @RamBhupatiraju held onto $LULU
It became a 100 bagger in 12 years.
Ram shares how he found it... how it went up and down...
And the lessons it taught him along the crazy ride.
This is a real life example of how @RamBhupatiraju held onto $LULU
It became a 100 bagger in 12 years.
Ram shares how he found it... how it went up and down...
And the lessons it taught him along the crazy ride.
https://twitter.com/RamBhupatiraju/status/1436328031367352325?s=20
4. Traits of multi baggers
@BrianFeroldi shares the common traits among multi baggers in his portfolio.
I personally look for similar criteria in my own investments, before I came across Brian's thread.
He distilled it well.
@BrianFeroldi shares the common traits among multi baggers in his portfolio.
I personally look for similar criteria in my own investments, before I came across Brian's thread.
He distilled it well.
https://twitter.com/BrianFeroldi/status/1407672019852922880?s=20
5. Multibaggers in microcap land
It takes a strong stomach to hold a multibagger.
Now, combine that with microcaps?
You need a heart made of adamantium.
@iddings_sean shares his emotional rollercoaster holding $XPEL and seeing it become a 46 bagger.
It takes a strong stomach to hold a multibagger.
Now, combine that with microcaps?
You need a heart made of adamantium.
@iddings_sean shares his emotional rollercoaster holding $XPEL and seeing it become a 46 bagger.
https://twitter.com/iddings_sean/status/1338645392217534466?s=20
6. Why you don't need to find 100 baggers to get wealthy?
Ironic, I know.
This is supposed to be about 100 baggers.
But bear with me.
@yliownyc does a fantastic job explaining the difference between 10 and 100 baggers.
They come with different risks.
Ironic, I know.
This is supposed to be about 100 baggers.
But bear with me.
@yliownyc does a fantastic job explaining the difference between 10 and 100 baggers.
They come with different risks.
https://twitter.com/heymaxkoh/status/1448299477303894018?s=20
7. Even violent diarrhea can't stop a multi bagger
This is funny, but educational. By @ChrisPavese
It explains how multi baggers usually go "nowhere" for a while, before popping higher.
So give your company room for mistakes.
And expect speedbumps.
This is funny, but educational. By @ChrisPavese
It explains how multi baggers usually go "nowhere" for a while, before popping higher.
So give your company room for mistakes.
And expect speedbumps.
https://twitter.com/ChrisPavese/status/1410611279207669763?s=20
8. 120 bagger that grows by acquisition
I learnt so much about M&A by studying Constellation Software $CSU.
A lot of focus is placed on:
- people
- organization culture
Understanding this has widened my lens on what to look for in such cases:
I learnt so much about M&A by studying Constellation Software $CSU.
A lot of focus is placed on:
- people
- organization culture
Understanding this has widened my lens on what to look for in such cases:
https://twitter.com/heymaxkoh/status/1450096752443416576?s=20
9. Getting a 100 bagger is NOT all about growth
This is a good breakdown on the most important part of getting a 100 bagger:
Growth + Multiple expansion.
Best of all?
@hkeskiva also explains what happens to a stock when the multiple contracts:
This is a good breakdown on the most important part of getting a 100 bagger:
Growth + Multiple expansion.
Best of all?
@hkeskiva also explains what happens to a stock when the multiple contracts:
https://twitter.com/hkeskiva/status/1361746945681862660?s=20
BONUS:
2 books every investor must read to understand 100 baggers
Book 1: 100 Baggers by @chriswmayer
The best lesson I took away had nothing to do with multi baggers.
But instead the importance of NOT selling out because of fear and greed.
It's all your own psychology.
2 books every investor must read to understand 100 baggers
Book 1: 100 Baggers by @chriswmayer
The best lesson I took away had nothing to do with multi baggers.
But instead the importance of NOT selling out because of fear and greed.
It's all your own psychology.
Book 2: 100 to 1 in the Stock Market by Thomas Phelps
This book was tough to read.
But there are many gems.
Thomas shares why small companies are fertile ground for finding multibaggers...
And not wasting your time on small cattle if you want to hunt big elephants.
Focus!
This book was tough to read.
But there are many gems.
Thomas shares why small companies are fertile ground for finding multibaggers...
And not wasting your time on small cattle if you want to hunt big elephants.
Focus!
We're done.
Before we go, let me share a word of warning.
Good companies usually look expensive.
But, remember:
“Good stocks are seldom without friends. They are rarely cheap in the usual sense. Don’t let a seemingly high multiple scare you away from a great stock."
Before we go, let me share a word of warning.
Good companies usually look expensive.
But, remember:
“Good stocks are seldom without friends. They are rarely cheap in the usual sense. Don’t let a seemingly high multiple scare you away from a great stock."
If you like this, follow me at @heymaxkoh
I share my journey on:
- How I attained financial freedom before 30
- My investing strategies and principles
- How I research companies and stocks
Also head back up to retweet this to refer back in future:
I share my journey on:
- How I attained financial freedom before 30
- My investing strategies and principles
- How I research companies and stocks
Also head back up to retweet this to refer back in future:
https://twitter.com/heymaxkoh/status/1455920946124976131?s=20
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