My guest on the show today is Chris Mayer, the Portfolio Manager of the Woodlock House Family Capital fund and the cofounder of the firm. He is also the author of 100 Baggers: Stocks That Return 100to1 and How To Find Them. You will notice that we are doing something a little different with this episode. Chris is our first guest who is not an executive at a public company. But, since this podcast is called Compounders: The Anatomy of a Multibagger, we thought it would be great to have on the guy who literally wrote the book on finding 100baggers. In this wideranging interview, Chris and I discussed:

The common attributes of 100baggers Chris found in his study of compounders;
The biases that make it hard for investors to realize a 100bagger;
Why individual investors might be more likely than are institutional investors to get the full benefit of decades of compounding;
Where serial acquirers fit within the 100bagger paradigm; and
Why high incremental returns on capital are so important to longterm success

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