10 Incredible Lessons from 100-Baggers by Chris Mayer: 🧵

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10 Incredible Lessons from 100-Baggers by Chris Mayer:

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•100-Bagger status takes time

The average time to 100-bagger: 26 years

The variance: 16 - 45 years

Growth + PE expansion + time = High returns
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•Look for superior business models

Not all 100-baggers have high margins

Amazon uses all its excess cash on R&D

This has led to spectacular returns for investors

If you were too adamant about earnings, you would have missed it
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•100-baggers have high returns on capital

High return on capital + the ability to reinvest into the business provides the compounding needed

If the business pays a dividend, this is capital not reinvested at high returns on capital
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•Gross margin measures the value a business adds

100-Baggers revealed that gross margins are surprisingly resilient

High gross margin businesses tended to keep their high margins

These businesses often have a sustainable advantage over competitors
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•100-Baggers are all around us

There was no specific industry that produced more 100 baggers

The companies were found in different forms and in different industries

However, the recommendation is to stick with stable and resilient industries
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•Share buybacks can create a 100-bagger

As long as buybacks are done when the business is below intrinsic value, share buybacks can be an intelligent way of using excess cash

NVR is an example of a business model that utilizes share buybacks to achieve 100-bagger status:
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•Owner-operators vastly outperform

A study by J. Shulman showed that businesses that were founder-led outpaced the index by 7% annually.

Skin in the game creates an alignment with the management team and the shareholders.

Examples: LVMH, Constellation, Berkshire
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•The Coffee Can approach

Buy right, and sit tight

The approach advocates buying the best companies and holding them through thick and thin

Mayer advocates concentrating on 10-20 good ideas to sufficiently spread your risk
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•Smaller companies have room to grow

It's no surprise that smaller stocks have the greatest upside potential

Large firms will run into the "law of large numbers" at some point

The median market cap of businesses in the 100-bagger study was $500 million
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•Multiple expansion and growth are essential

A 100-bagger in most cases will need both

Mayer discusses selling due to lofty PE multiples

The conclusion is that investors should be "Reluctant sellers"

Great businesses will often surprise to the upside
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