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We often think that finding a 100-bagger stock is almost impossible but historical data tells a surprisingly different story.
Across different markets and time periods, studies have identified hundreds of companies that have delivered 100X returns.
The US had 19 100-baggers between 2000-25 according to Bespoke, while a European study identified 336 stocks across 19 countries from 1980–2025.
In India, Value Research identified 180 stocks across modern 15-year rolling windows, while the Mayer study found roughly 365-400 100-baggers across multi-decade US periods.
These studies use different methodologies and time periods, so the numbers shouldn’t simply be added together but they clearly show that 100-baggers aren’t mythical; they have happened hundreds of times.
The bigger question is: how many potential 100-baggers are sitting in the thousands of listed companies today?
What do you think is finding a 100-bagger really that difficult? 👇
🎥 Watch the full video here: 100-Baggers Are More Common Than You Think | Mohnish Pabrai - https://youtu.be/pUpkCEFd86s
19 hours ago | [YT] | 28
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In this video, Mohnish Pabrai shares the story of his famous charity lunch with Warren Buffett and how that experience influenced his journey as an investor. He explains how meeting Warren Buffett, along with Guy Spier, gave him valuable insights into Buffett’s investment philosophy and way of thinking. The conversation highlights the importance of learning from great investors and surrounding yourself with people who can challenge your investment decisions.
“MY BEST INVESTMENT SO FAR” - Mohnish Pabrai | Stocks
https://youtu.be/vA6x88qEplQ
1 day ago | [YT] | 7
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In this video, Guy Spier explains why putting 50% of your capital into a single stock can be a dangerous investment strategy. He discusses the risks of concentrated investing and why high conviction does not always lead to better returns. We explore what happens when your biggest investment remains flat for years or starts declining slowly.
'Why I Don’t Bet 50% on One Stock Anymore' - Guy Spier | Stocks | Investment
https://youtu.be/b7CKKGO49Fg
2 days ago | [YT] | 6
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In this video, Joel Greenblatt explains why successful investing is not about chasing the highest possible returns, but about understanding what you are investing in and staying within your circle of competence. He believes investing ultimately comes down to three things: being able to value a business, paying less than its intrinsic value, and investing only in areas you understand well. Greenblatt emphasizes the importance of knowing your own investing edge and confidently saying, “This is what I understand, this is where I have an edge, and this is the rate of return I am comfortable targeting.”
'Stop Chasing High Returns Immediately' - Joel Greenblatt | Stocks | Investment
https://youtu.be/lDExmh_hf7I
3 days ago | [YT] | 7
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In this video, Mohnish Pabrai explains what 100-bagger stocks are and how investors can identify businesses with the potential to multiply their value many times over. He highlights that finding a 100-bagger requires significant effort, patience, and a willingness to study a large number of companies. Interestingly, history shows that there have been far more 100-bagger stocks than most investors might expect. We analyse historical data from the US, Europe, India, and other markets to understand how many companies have achieved 100-bagger returns over different time periods.
100-Baggers Are More Common Than You Think | Mohnish Pabrai | Stocks | Investment
https://youtu.be/pUpkCEFd86s
4 days ago | [YT] | 9
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In this video, Joel Greenblatt and Howard Marks explore four major investing approaches: value, growth, momentum, and trading. They explain that different strategies can work, but success comes from choosing an approach you understand and sticking with it for the long term. We also compare the 50-year performance of value, growth, and momentum investing in the US market. Interestingly, value and growth delivered similar long-term returns, while momentum investing outperformed both by roughly 2 percentage points per year.
Momentum Beats Value & Growth… But There’s a Catch | Joel Greenblatt | Howard Marks | Stocks
https://youtu.be/X5qwVeRrFGo
5 days ago | [YT] | 8
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In this video, Guy Spier explains why deciding when to sell or continue holding a winning stock is one of the most difficult decisions in investing. He highlights that knowing when a great investment has reached its full potential is extremely difficult to master. We explore why even experienced investors can struggle to determine whether they should sell a multibagger or let it continue compounding.
Why Multibagger Stocks Are So Hard to Sell | Guy Spier | Investment
https://youtu.be/uSfSpcAQ1NA
6 days ago | [YT] | 8
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In this video, Li Lu shares 3 golden principles from Benjamin Graham’s The Intelligent Investor that can transform the way you think about investing. First, he explains that a stock is not just a piece of paper, but fractional ownership of a real business. This mindset can help investors focus on the underlying company rather than short-term stock price movements. Second, Li Lu explains the importance of having a margin of safety and buying investments at prices that provide protection against mistakes and uncertainty. Third, he discusses Mr. Market, the famous concept that teaches investors to take advantage of market volatility instead of being controlled by it.
'Investing Can Be Easier Than Trading If...' - Li Lu | Stocks | Investment
https://youtu.be/NUr2T15t9GU
1 week ago | [YT] | 3
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In this video, Mohnish Pabrai explains why you can buy a great company at the wrong price and still end up with disappointing investment returns. He highlights why valuation is one of the most important factors investors should consider before buying a stock. Pabrai uses Microsoft stock as a powerful example of how a fantastic business can become a poor investment when purchased at an excessive valuation.
How Microsoft Lost Investors Money While Earnings Exploded | Mohnish Pabrai | Stocks
https://youtu.be/-ebY39xVYh8
1 week ago | [YT] | 8
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In this video, Mohnish Pabrai explains one of the most powerful concepts in investing: asymmetry and the potential for extraordinary returns. He explains that when you lose on an investment, you may lose only 1X, but when you are right, the upside can be 10X, 100X, or even 10,000X. This asymmetric payoff is one of the key reasons why a few exceptional investments can have a massive impact on long-term portfolio performance. Pabrai highlights why investors should focus not only on avoiding losses but also on finding opportunities with limited downside and enormous upside potential.
This is How MULTIBAGGER Portfolios Works | Mohnish Pabrai | Stocks | Investment
https://youtu.be/y-rNqjiswbY
1 week ago | [YT] | 12
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