100 to 1 In The Stock Market by Thomas Phelps - MUST READ!!!

100 to 1 In The Stock Market by Thomas Phelps is an investing book you must have on your investing book shelves. 100 to 1 in the stock market was written in 1972 but it is still so fresh because the eternal rules of investing never change. Enjoy one of the best investing books ever written.

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[Value-Investing]

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[Carrandas]

I read the thirty year old "One up on wall street" and the advice of then is still great today. This quote on hype stocks back then, was spot-on:

"The railroad, telephone, the car, the airplane, and the TV can all lay claim to
revolutionary effects on the average life, or at least on the prosperous top quarter
of the global population. These new industries spawned new companies, only a
few of which survived to dominate the field. The same thing likely will happen
with the Internet. A big name or two will capture the market like
McDonald’s did with burgers or Schlumberger did with oil services.
Shareholders in those triumphant companies will prosper, while shareholders in
the laggards, the has-beens, and the should-have-beens will lose money."

And he was obviously right. If you invested in Google, Facebook or Amazon you're golden. Good advice to remember if, for example, I see all those EV stocks these days. Investing doesn't change that much.

[JCDAARSONIST]

Just finished on audible with accompanying pdf. I enjoyed it!❤

[vladmkrtumyan]

love this, great job. I'm just about to start this book.

[sonjaalhamra]

Just finished this as an audiobook - which was much cheaper than the paper version. I found it quite an easy listen, with lots of Mohnish-Pabrai- type anecdotes. but also some really clear explanations that would stand a re-listen, of things like the difference between return on equity and return on invested capital, which i hadn't understood before.
Thanks for the recommendation, Sven

[EsaMononen]

You always recommend quality books. Thank you for sharing this.

[SergiMedina]

Thank you! Will read it as soon as I finish the twenty books I'm reading/want to read first! Can't get enough time to learn!

[marcobaruzzi]

Great! I have read "100 baggers", which is a modernized version with recent examples of 100 bagger stocks
Now you spiked my interest and will surely read the original "100 to 1" as well👌

[pacocalabasa]

Haven't read this, but the 100 bagger book. I felt like there was massive survivorship bias in it. How many stocks went 1 to 10 to 0? Or even 1 to 50 to 10 again? More than went to 100. It seems like an argument for holding stocks that are massively overpriced because some of them grow their way out of it and then go up double or triple again. One problme with that is by definition only a tiny number of people can buy the stock at 1 before it goes to 2, 3, 5. So if you think you bought at 1 but really you bought at 5, don't hold on looking for a 100-bagger, you really need a 500-bagger.

I much prefer the criteria you gave in some other videos - hold a stock until/unless you have something else you want to buy that you believe offers 50% better returns. Dynamic rules work better than static rules (hold forever!), imo.

[txynfvt]

"100 baggers" is based on this book and is excellent

[ccnbutter]

Im half way through Nick Sleep's Nomad letters. They are amazing and enlightening. Still have to read Klarman's Margin of Safety and will move to this book. Thanks Sven.

[tawlguy]

The audio book for 100 to 1 is here on YouTube for free. I'm starting it now. Thanks for the recommendation!

[sumitsagarg]

Thanks Sven. Can you make a video on how to assess management?

[alexandermedinao.]

Loved the video Sven! Added the book to my reading list :)

[bozolito]

When does Sven have time to read??? I guess he doesn’t sleep

[investingbookhighlights]

I guess I’ve got a book to add to my list! 😀 Thanks Sven. 👍

[scottscriticalmass]

I've added the book to my Wish List... It's quite expensive, so hoping for it to drop to a level where I see a 'margin of safety'. Haha!! Thanks for the recommendation Sven!

[sebastianschmidtataktien-e]

I stumbled across this book when reading the book 100 baggers from Chris Mayer. I have not read through the whole Thomas Phelps book yet, but so far I can state that 100 baggers is a much easier read and more entertaining while having more current references in it. It basically is a very good summary of the main messages of 100 to 1, while being available at a much lower price. I see myself as a long time buy and hold investor. If the markets are volatile and you see your stocks moving up and down and feel unsure this book will help you seeing things much more relaxed. I really like that idea of a coffee can portfolio that in 50 years from now you look into and there may be some crap stocks and maybe some insane gains.

[matheusvilarmotasantos]

Sven, your book recommendations are great ! I always read it and find it usefull

[luisalbertobauerlandivar]

I just read a book called "100 baggers" by Chris Mayer. He talks a lot about Phelps and his principles. I found it quite interesting. I will definitely check this one.