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In this video, I examine Christopher Mayer's work as explained in his book, "100 Baggers: Stocks That Return 100-to-1 and How to Find Them". Mayer identifies two key drivers for 100-bagger success - earnings growth and an expanding price-earnings multiple which I explain in the video using Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL) and Reliance Industries as examples.

In essence, Mayer outlines six essential characteristics for identifying future 100-baggers:
1. Starting as small companies with growth potential (sub-10,000 crore company)
2. Possessing a long growth runway for expansion (growth in sales, products, market share)
3. Reinvesting profits for higher returns (return on capital)
4. Establishing a strong economic moat for sustained competitive advantage
5. Maintaining a consistent track record and high gross profit margins
6. Being owner-operator companies with prudent management and capital allocation

A 7th characteristic specific to the investor is patience that is emphasized both in terms of holding onto investments and in diligently seeking the right opportunities. By adhering to disciplined investment strategies and thoroughly researching potential candidates, investors can increase their chances of identifying future multibaggers and significantly enhancing their financial outcomes

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👉 Video Chapters:
00:00 India's Top Multibagger Stocks of last 20 Years
01:19 100 Baggers by Christopher Mayer
03:31 The Twin Engines of Multibagger Stocks
07:40 1. Small Companies
08:57 2. Long Growth Runway
09:50 3. High Return on Capital
11:15 4. Formidable Economic Moats
12:59 5. Consistent Track Record
13:58 6. Owner-Operators
15:05 7. Patience
16:38 Shankar's Viewpoint

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