Hi Friend 👋,

Here’s one of my favorite lessons from Peter Lynch.

Many years ago, he interviewed some retirees in Boca Raton.

That’s one of the wealthiest retirement communities in Florida.

He asked if they’d beaten the market over their investing lifetimes.

Some said YES.

Some said NO.

Some were NOT SURE.

And the richest of them all? A man who was in his 70s…?

He said the following:

That’s actually quite funny.

In other words, what’s the whole point of investing?

It’s not necessarily to beat the market every single year.

Instead, it is to earn enough to live the kind of life you always wanted.

If you’re not there yet, I have a suggestion for you.

Consider investing in The Next Berkshire Hathaway.

It is already one of the biggest insurers in North America.

But unlike Berkshire, it has a massive footprint overseas.

It controls one of the biggest airports in India

It owns dominant insurance networks in the Middle East and Europe.

And it continues to capture the world’s fastest-growing emerging markets.

In the last 5 years, you’d have received an annual return of 34%.

The company outperformed the S&P 500 by a wide margin.

The S&P 500 almost looks flat compared to this company:

An investment of $10.000 at the IPO would have turned into over a million.

This is an incredible return, but guess what?

It’s only the beginning.

This company has an important stake in a $50 trillion growth market.

It’s an absolute Compounding Machine.

In a 40-page Deep Dive, I tell you everything you need to know.

Including a buy-below price and your expected return from here.

You can discover everything here:

The Next Berkshire Hathaway

Click here to see everything.

Everything in Life Compounds.
Pieter
PS The biggest question isn’t whether this company has a great past. It’s whether the market has underestimated what comes next. I explain my full thesis here.

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