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

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As for our investments in this space, we’ll certainly keep an eye out if any signs of an imminent move occur. With that said, I don’t think that China would cause any major disruptions in the event of a takeover or assertion of administrative control. 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 Tilman Versch: Then maybe let me try to reframe those questions. What were positive surprises for you this year as an investor? A low valuation multiple. You need to combine this earnings growth with a low valuation multiple that can expand. 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.

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Tilman Versch: To give a start, I want to ask you for an introduction because you’re the first time on our channel, it’s great to have you here. I just want to ask you what’s interesting that other investors should know about you and what makes a good investment for you as a beginning question. Tilman Versch: There’s another question from Tyler. How long is your research process and how was that been affected by the COVID crash? Tilman Versch: I think you could make a great product though. Was that like the magic formula or something like that [laughs]? And the beauty of metaverse technology is that we don’t have to spend the time to drive or fly to get to where we need to go. Everything will happen in an instant. 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.Note that I could also have included an EPS growth rate over the last 10 years, but in that case, we would probably have already missed out on some of the growth. Mayer uses the analogy of investing and fish. If you drop a hook with bait and the bait moves, the fish will bite. But if the bait doesn’t move, the fish ignores it and moves on.

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Tilman Versch: Also screening is like a good idea of screening is to look what other good people do. What we asked you to look at is what this fund has in its portfolio. If any readers would like to learn more about some of those opportunities on my radar, you can go right here for the details. The other important part about staying focused is that you have to really manage your time, even on social media. Hunting 100-baggers

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Gross profit margin is an indicator of the price customers are willing to pay for a product/service over its cost and serves as a measure of value added to the customer. Mayer quoted a study done by Matthew Berry, a former fund manager at Lane Five Capital: ‘If you can’t see how or where a company adds value for customers in its business model, then you can pretty sure it won’t be a 100-bagger.’ The study discovered that gross profit margins were surprisingly resilient — companies with high gross profit margins tended to keep their margins high, and companies with low gross profit margins remained low. These findings suggest that companies with high gross profit margins have a resilient, long-term advantage over their competitors, and are more likely to become 100-baggers.

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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. This is not some project that might happen in the future. This is something you can do right now. Here, we have a real business that literally “set up shop” in a digital metaverse. Families are generally a positive for me when there’s large family ownership in the business. There’s empirical research on this too that families, in general, are good stewards of capital because they tend to be less levered and less aggressive. They are more willing to invest long-term and not play the quarterly earnings game. Dealing with conflict of interest between the family and minority shareholders 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?

And users also benefit from the appreciating value of their in-game assets. The GST crypto and NFTs will increase in value as more people get involved. The beauty of metaverses is that there will be many of them, and they will be able to specialize for different audiences and interests. 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. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSM) makes about 92% of the world’s most advanced semiconductors. It also makes around 60% of the less advanced chips our cars need.