👋 Howdy Partner, Imagine sharing a pizza with ten people. Your slice is tiny. But then, half the people suddenly walk away. Without you doing a thing, you now have twice as much pizza. That is the power of a Cannibal Stock. These companies use their profits to buy back and cancel their own shares. They are literally eating themselves to make your piece of the pie much bigger. A Cannibal Example🏠 NVRNVR is a homebuilder in the United States. Between 1993 and 2024, NVR bought back more than 80% of its shares.
The result? The stock price went from $5.50 to over $9,000. That is a 1,600-bagger - the kind of wealth creation that changes lives. But be careful. Not all cannibals are created equal. If a business is dying, a buyback is just a desperate attempt to rearrange the deck chairs on the Titanic. Look at IBM - even Warren Buffett lost money there because the underlying business was shrinking. To win, you need Quality Cannibals. You need companies with moats, high profit margins, and a secular tailwind. We have identified a watchlist of these Quality Cannibals that are currently devouring their own shares at an incredible rate. Companies like:
When you become a partner, you get full access to our watchlist that includes 180+ interesting Cannibal Companies. But that’s not everything. You also get these two watchlists:
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