I absolutely LOVE his book. If you're reading my comment and haven't read his book, please do. I've read probably 10 books in the last 2 years (Focusing on value/growth investing in safe companies). I finally read his book and got more from it than all the others combined. He mentions the study he did and it will have the same affect on you as it did him. He lays out historical examples to give you an idea of not only being possible but also timelines. Sector didnt matter at all. There were 100 baggers all over the stock market through history. Also, the book absolutely still teaches great fundamentals. High ROIC, Share buybacks, Founder/good management, "Tin can" logic. ect. He mentions this himself but also, even if you fall short of getting a 100 bagger, say you get a 50 bagger.... are you REALLY going to be upset? His book singlehandendly molded much of my current investing style. I really hope to meet Chris one day and thank him.
Hi Brad, used to watch your RUclips videos but not so many posted these days. I loved your gathering superinvestor info., like you gave me the best idea I have of Chris Mayer's portfolio (the 11th stock you didn't mention - Lumen!) I see Donville is like 95% Canada, I like buying Canadian stocks and wondering if you know is that fund/portfolio accessible, not finding it on Tikr etc. Anyway, no pressure, thanks for introducing me to some interesting investors
Thank you for performing interviews like this! It is said that we need to surround ourselves with like minded, successful people to raise our own personal level of caliber over time. However, most of us may not have direct access to high caliber people like Chris. You guys help us with indirect, positive influence through these interviews! Love you guys!
As Paul said in one of his videos. "If it's your job to eat a frog, it's best to do it first thing in the morning. And If it's your job to eat two frogs, it's best to eat the biggest one first." Mark Twain
Should teach also about after you find the 100 bagger and the exit plan. More selling talk needs to be more common in this space. Everyone just talks about finding and buying all the time and never selling. Open transparency with everyones moves maybe the market wouldnt be so shifty.
How do I know when to sell a 100 bagger. I'm stuck in making a decision on selling my stock. I own meta stock and my average cost on Meta is $122 I'm up 135% I'm not sure if to hold or sell.
GREAT book! And OUTSTANDING video content! Thanks for sharing. I have read 100 Baggers once, and Chris suggested another book that is also excellent: The Outsiders. I think every CEO discussed in The Outsiders mastered capital allocation, including buying back shares at great times, and also offering shares at the right price to make acquisitions. When will Everything Money write a book about its process? 🙂
Great interview guys! One of my favorit books. I would love to see you guys check out some of Chris’s portfolio companies, especially intruiging to me are Evolution and Topicus.
I have read it 2x as well-i have mis- priced a few stocks and am deeply red- on my purchases -the companies aren’t broken but the stocks are being punished in this environment- they are going into the coffee can…..not selling…i will revisit them in a few years
No 100 baggers. But you would be buying beautiful businesses at fair enough prices and not cigarette butts, all you have to do is buy, hold and cash out whenever your expectations are satisfied. 2x, 5x...whatever you do is a win.
Paul and Mo are the king of value traps. Baba, Intc, 3M, PayPal. Mo waiting for AMD to drop to 2-3$😂. People would had done better putting in spy500 instead of signing up for their software and pateron.
In 1966 Warren Buffet bought 5% of Walt Disney for $4 million dollars . In 1967 he exited position for $6 million . That position today would be nearly $10 billion not including the billions in dividends Disney paid over the years. I’m sure Buffet would have bought more over the years and maybe planted some Dairy Queen’s at its amusement parks
That's why time in the market is so important. And could show there needs to be more transparency on selling and exiting stocks and people needing to teach more about selling n what to look for in selling instead of every one only talking about buying all the time. Another thing is not having sells be delayed n should be real time as it happens from everywhere n every one.
I absolutely LOVE his book. If you're reading my comment and haven't read his book, please do. I've read probably 10 books in the last 2 years (Focusing on value/growth investing in safe companies).
I finally read his book and got more from it than all the others combined. He mentions the study he did and it will have the same affect on you as it did him. He lays out historical examples to give you an idea of not only being possible but also timelines. Sector didnt matter at all. There were 100 baggers all over the stock market through history.
Also, the book absolutely still teaches great fundamentals. High ROIC, Share buybacks, Founder/good management, "Tin can" logic. ect.
He mentions this himself but also, even if you fall short of getting a 100 bagger, say you get a 50 bagger.... are you REALLY going to be upset? His book singlehandendly molded much of my current investing style. I really hope to meet Chris one day and thank him.
Oh great stuff...thanks for the feedback - GC
Some great names to study in here: Chuck Akre, Terry Smith, Jason Donville
Hi Brad, used to watch your RUclips videos but not so many posted these days. I loved your gathering superinvestor info., like you gave me the best idea I have of Chris Mayer's portfolio (the 11th stock you didn't mention - Lumen!) I see Donville is like 95% Canada, I like buying Canadian stocks and wondering if you know is that fund/portfolio accessible, not finding it on Tikr etc. Anyway, no pressure, thanks for introducing me to some interesting investors
Can you recommend any stocks or cryptos I can put my money into?? I'm new to this. Any info would be most appreciated?
I've read articles of investors who mentioned Galileo FX and its consistency in making lots of money from trading.
I've read articles of investors who mentioned Galileo FX and its consistency in making lots of money from trading.
I've read articles of investors who mentioned Galileo FX and its consistency in making lots of money from trading.
Can i write a 100 bagger book when ive never own a 100 bagger stock. Just curious 🤔
Thank you for performing interviews like this! It is said that we need to surround ourselves with like minded, successful people to raise our own personal level of caliber over time. However, most of us may not have direct access to high caliber people like Chris. You guys help us with indirect, positive influence through these interviews! Love you guys!
I come to your channel to maybe make a decision on what stock to buy. Today your channel makes me want to buy a book. I've got to say great interview!
As Paul said in one of his videos. "If it's your job to eat a frog, it's best to do it first thing in the morning. And If it's your job to eat two frogs, it's best to eat the biggest one first."
Mark Twain
Should teach also about after you find the 100 bagger and the exit plan. More selling talk needs to be more common in this space. Everyone just talks about finding and buying all the time and never selling. Open transparency with everyones moves maybe the market wouldnt be so shifty.
How do I know when to sell a 100 bagger. I'm stuck in making a decision on selling my stock. I own meta stock and my average cost on Meta is $122 I'm up 135% I'm not sure if to hold or sell.
GREAT book! And OUTSTANDING video content! Thanks for sharing.
I have read 100 Baggers once, and Chris suggested another book that is also excellent: The Outsiders. I think every CEO discussed in The Outsiders mastered capital allocation, including buying back shares at great times, and also offering shares at the right price to make acquisitions.
When will Everything Money write a book about its process? 🙂
Awesome, thank you! -GC
100 Baggers is a great read. Thanks for this interview!
What kind of watch does Paul have on??
Can you share the MVR Case Study link ?
Hey guys, where can i get your shirts.
Paul need someone to interview him😂😂😂
Lol 😂😂
Excellent video guys thanks
great interview!
I like your interviews with investors
I bought this book at Mo did a few review book video a while ago. It's on my shelf waiting in queue to be read. Definitely doing it.
Hope you enjoy it! -GC
Great interview guys! One of my favorit books.
I would love to see you guys check out some of Chris’s portfolio companies, especially intruiging to me are Evolution and Topicus.
How do you know what he owns?
@@joekay6324 I've seen portfolio on Twitter :)
Most 100X are under $1 billion market cap
NVTS / VLN / LAZR are in my hope and pray 100 bagger. Let's see in 20 years. (Semi-Conductors & Parts).
Nice!!!
I have read it 2x as well-i have mis- priced a few stocks and am deeply red- on my purchases -the companies aren’t broken but the stocks are being punished in this environment- they are going into the coffee can…..not selling…i will revisit them in a few years
Top man...thanks for sharing GC
What do you all think about companies with a high gross profit margin? Does that help with companies going up many times?
Your answer = Microvision, MVIS
Fantastic interview. Love Chris Mayers work!
Glad you enjoyed it! -GC
Price is what you pay, value is what you get.
Absolutely my man - GC
bros is the next 100 bagger
Okay...I like the conviction my man...we will see - GC
Damn, I am now upset I sold META with +50% gain ;(
He is not Christopher J. Mayer. His middle initial is W!
PayPal and Intel gonna be the next bagger 😅
I hope so my friend...but i doubt it would be any time sooner - GC
No 100 baggers. But you would be buying beautiful businesses at fair enough prices and not cigarette butts, all you have to do is buy, hold and cash out whenever your expectations are satisfied. 2x, 5x...whatever you do is a win.
By the way. That Frank Muller Vanguard is good value for money Paul, better than the RM's😂
Paul and Mo are the king of value traps. Baba, Intc, 3M, PayPal. Mo waiting for AMD to drop to 2-3$😂. People would had done better putting in spy500 instead of signing up for their software and pateron.
Okay...thanks for the visit - GC
It’s RUclips ,kids want to part with their money on RUclips , why not a cut going to Paul ,
These guys are annoying, maybe listen a little
Your the guy who is probably buying Nvidia right now lmao. Get off this channel, no rookies aloud nerd.
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These guys are annoying, maybe listen a little
In 1966 Warren Buffet bought 5% of Walt Disney for $4 million dollars . In 1967 he exited position for $6 million . That position today would be nearly $10 billion not including the billions in dividends Disney paid over the years. I’m sure Buffet would have bought more over the years and maybe planted some Dairy Queen’s at its amusement parks
That's why time in the market is so important. And could show there needs to be more transparency on selling and exiting stocks and people needing to teach more about selling n what to look for in selling instead of every one only talking about buying all the time.
Another thing is not having sells be delayed n should be real time as it happens from everywhere n every one.
you guys should lissten more than talking
Lumine (LMN) on the TSX-V exchange is a $1B spin-off of Constellation Software that may have a lot of runway in the future for compounding.