Ed Croft is the co-founder and CEO of Stockopedia whose goal is to help private investors beat the market. Ed began his career with Goldman Sachs as a wealth manager before leaving to manage his family funds leading launch of Stockopedia in 2012.

Key topics:

What is a multibagger.

What creates a multibagger.

How you can find companies with these long-term qualities today.

Portfolio and risk management.

Why Ed is optimistic about the UK stock market.

Why Ed’s investing style has gone full circle back to being more of a stock picker.

What Ed learned going through a 60% drawdown during the financial crisis.

Ed shares in great detail the metrics that drive long-term compounding in companies, including how you can find those companies today.

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Timestamps:

1:30 How Ed got started as an investor and his journey so far.

4:00 Ed sharing what is a multibagger.

5:30 Why Ed and the Stockopeda team decided to carry out the research into stocks that multibag.

7:45 What surprised Ed the most?

9:00 The financial characteristics that drive long-term compounding companies.

11:35 The qualitative aspects that drive long-term compounding companies.

15:40 Discussing Ed’s investing style and approach

21:00 Ed sharing his experience of a 60% drawdown and discussing drawdowns in general.

25:20 Ed sharing his market timing strategy.

29:00 Ed sharing how you use this knowledge to find stocks that can multibag today.

Hope you enjoy this episode and have a wonderful day.

The FYR Team

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