Peter Lynch first used the phrase "multibagger" in his 1988 best-seller One Up on Wall Street. It simply refers to a stock that generates returns more than its initial investment. Despite how simple it may appear to define multibagger stocks, doing so is challenging. This book provides readers with a straightforward yet efficient method for locating stocks that have the potential to provide amazing profits. The three most important stock market investment questions are addressed, cutting through the clutter and noise: when to invest (join the market), how long to remain invested, and lastly when to depart. The book debunks the misconception that multibagger stocks lack solid fundamentals and shows why only those stocks may become multibaggers. It also forewarns readers to stay away from the seemingly multibaggers (dubious companies) that may lead to wealth destruction and helps them identify good companies with solid fundamentals.