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The Power of Owner Operators with Chris Mayer, Woodlock House Family Capital (Episode 17)
The Power of Owner Operators with Chris Mayer, Woodlock House Family Capital (Episode 17)
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Length:
70 minutes
Released:
Mar 20, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
Chris Mayer is an author and fund manager. He's written three books and in 2018, started managing Woodlock House Family Capital.
Many investors have heard of Chris' name from his (now cult-following phenomenon) book, 100-Baggers. In that book, Chris dives into common characteristics of companies that returned 100-to-1 for their investors. Some of those characteristics include:
Revenue and earnings growth
Founder-led or owner-operator at the helm
Tremendous drawdowns in share price
During the podcast, we chat about the following topics:
What Chris wished he knew when he started investing
Why Chris prefers owner-operators
What gives Chris his edge in the markets
What are shared qualities of some of Chris' biggest winners
Why Chris loves markets and investing
and more!
If you're interested in learning more about Chris, check out his books:
100 Baggers
World Right Side Up: Investing Across Six Continents
How Do You Know?: A Guide to Clear Thinking About Wall Street, Investing & Life
Invest Like a Dealmaker: Secrets from a Former Banking Insider
Also you can find him on Twitter and his blog.
Podcast Time-line:
[0:00-10:00] What Chris Wish He Knew When He Started Investing
[11:00-19:00] Process over Outcome
[19:30-27:00] Qualities of an Owner-Operator
[28:00-37:00] Why Chris is a Global Investor
[38:00-49:00] How To Sell
[50:00-52:00] What is Chris' Biggest Weakness
[53:00-58:00] Owning A Few Great Businesses
[59:00-67:00] What Gives Chris His Edge in Markets
[67:30-End] Closing Questions
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Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/valuehive/support
Many investors have heard of Chris' name from his (now cult-following phenomenon) book, 100-Baggers. In that book, Chris dives into common characteristics of companies that returned 100-to-1 for their investors. Some of those characteristics include:
Revenue and earnings growth
Founder-led or owner-operator at the helm
Tremendous drawdowns in share price
During the podcast, we chat about the following topics:
What Chris wished he knew when he started investing
Why Chris prefers owner-operators
What gives Chris his edge in the markets
What are shared qualities of some of Chris' biggest winners
Why Chris loves markets and investing
and more!
If you're interested in learning more about Chris, check out his books:
100 Baggers
World Right Side Up: Investing Across Six Continents
How Do You Know?: A Guide to Clear Thinking About Wall Street, Investing & Life
Invest Like a Dealmaker: Secrets from a Former Banking Insider
Also you can find him on Twitter and his blog.
Podcast Time-line:
[0:00-10:00] What Chris Wish He Knew When He Started Investing
[11:00-19:00] Process over Outcome
[19:30-27:00] Qualities of an Owner-Operator
[28:00-37:00] Why Chris is a Global Investor
[38:00-49:00] How To Sell
[50:00-52:00] What is Chris' Biggest Weakness
[53:00-58:00] Owning A Few Great Businesses
[59:00-67:00] What Gives Chris His Edge in Markets
[67:30-End] Closing Questions
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Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/valuehive/support
Released:
Mar 20, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
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