100 to One in the Stock Market by Thomas W. Phelps explores strategies for finding stocks with the potential to yield 100-fold returns. Through case studies and historical examples, Phelps emphasizes long-term investing in high-quality companies, patience, and identifying businesses with strong growth prospects and enduring competitive advantages

*Dhando Investor* by Mohnish Pabrai emphasizes the principles of value investing inspired by Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger. It advocates for a disciplined investment approach, focusing on undervalued companies with strong fundamentals. Pabrai stresses the importance of patience, thorough research, and understanding the business rather than market trends. The book highlights the power of compounding and the necessity of a long-term perspective in achieving significant financial returns.

*The Changing World Order* explores how global power structures shift over time, typically driven by cycles of economic rise and decline, debt, conflict, and innovation. Countries like the U.S. and China currently influence this shift, as emerging economies rise and established powers face new challenges. Understanding these patterns helps predict future shifts in economic dominance, global leadership, and geopolitical alliances, highlighting the need for adaptability in an interconnected world.

Ray Dalio’s book *Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order* explores these ideas further, examining history's recurring cycles and their impact on today’s global dynamics.