A framework by investor Chris Mayer for identifying public companies with the potential to become 100-baggers—stocks that return $100 for every $1 invested. Inspired by Thomas Phelps’ 1972 classic, 100 to 1 in the Stock Market, Mayer modernizes the approach by highlighting early financial signals like high ROIC and emphasizing the discipline of holding great businesses for a decade or more.

A framework-driven book by Terry Smith, founder of Fundsmith Equity Fund. This curated collection of two decades’ worth of investment letters and essays lays out his core philosophy: buy high-quality businesses in public markets, hold them long-term, and ignore market noise.

A framework book by Philip Fisher, a pioneer of investing in growth companies in the stock market. Fisher shares his principles for generating above-average returns by identifying high-quality companies with strong long-term growth potential and holding them over time. He explains his “Scuttlebutt” research method and outlines his 15-point checklist for evaluating companies. The book presents his approach in clear language that the average investor can understand.