Chris Mayer: My edge. The edge is always an interesting question. I think a lot of people talk about the edge and they don’t really have an edge. It’s difficult to really have an edge analytically I think because we’re all doing the same stuff. We’re looking at the same numbers. I guess, perhaps, there are firms out there that have an analytical edge where they’re going well, well beyond normal due diligence. I think that’s a hard way to build an edge. Before deciding to trade in financial instrument or cryptocurrencies you should be fully informed of the risks and costs associated with trading the financial markets, carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience, and risk appetite, and seek professional advice where needed. All the 100 baggers of the last fifty years have one thing in common; growth, and lots of it in all forms.

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Chris Mayer: I love Germany. I’ve been to Germany a couple of times I’ve loved it. I love the whole… I liked Germany. I liked the whole beer garden culture. I’ve written about aircraft leasing, for example, I’m no longer in that name. That was one of my best performers last year, but they just have a very, very difficult road and if I was going to get involved in aviation, I would probably choose a different way to play, maybe, something like HEICO would be a good way to play. It’s much better business. Anyways, a couple of thoughts to mind. Chris Mayer’s ways to kill ideasChris Mayer: What’s my long-term vision? Well, my long-term vision would be that… Really, I don’t need any additional capital. Capital I have, I just compound that at a good rate over a very long period of time. Owning a concentrated portfolio that does not turn over much. That would be ideal. That would be what I would hope to achieve. What was the second question? Chris Mayer: Every quarter it was a performer. He was just constantly selling. I would say that’s a personal preference. Let it ride as long as possible. Just don’t touch it and let it go. Positive and negative surprises for Chris Just because the micro and small-cap companies we need to find for our 100 baggers start small doesn’t mean they can’t grow into much bigger companies.

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That’s one thing I think is important just to pay attention to language and particularly how we use these abstractions and we just pass over [unintelligible 00:08:44] as if they were real things and if you break them down and examine them, you find there’s not really much there. How to stay focused This is an evolution of the “play-to-earn” model, where gamers can earn rewards for participating and achieving milestones in Web 3.0 games. Tilman Versch: I have to question what makes you kill these ideas, but I also have another question. Maybe we answer both, but let’s start with a question from the chat because people have also your blog. They see your blog and it’s a good way to screen for ideas as well because you’ve written a lot of interesting content. You can find the link to the blog under this video so you can easily find it. Thanks to that you also made an RSS. I ask you for that and it’s great so it can be easier.I like investing with companies that have high insider ownership. I think it brings the alignment with shareholders closer together.