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There is no such thing as a free lunch on the stock market.

But guess what?

There are some things you can be sure about:

• Founder-led companies outperform the market

• Insider buys being a good indicator of what will happen

• Quality stocks outperforming in the long term

The biggest secret to success?

Having the right information and using it to your advantage.

And guess what?

I wanted to make sure you saw this new SEC document.

What this document shows?

Insiders are massively buying the stock we’re buying for Compounding Quality.

They even bought back over 1% of the outstanding shares in less than a month (!).

This stock has compounded at 18.7% per year since 1986:

I don’t expect this to stop anytime soon.

The target of management? Double its intrinsic value every 5 years.

But on top of this, management also believes the company is too cheap right now.

This lets you benefit from two things:

• Intrinsic value doubling every 5 years

• The valuation getting more expensive, letting you benefit even more

This is exactly why insiders are buying so heavily today.

The company has bought back 26% (!) of all its outstanding shares.

On top of this, two of the biggest investment banks in the world have been buying too.

Even Warren Buffett’s friends are investing heavily in the stock.

These are the same investors who bet on Buffett in his prime.

Just before he turned every $5,000 into more than $8,000,000.

What do they know about The Next Berkshire that you don’t?

Get the full story in my new report:

Against The Odds: The remarkable story of The Next Berkshire.

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Everything In Life Compounds
Pieter
PS Insiders don’t buy back 26% of a company’s shares out of politeness. They do it when they know something the market hasn’t priced in yet. Read the full story on The Next Berkshire before it’s gone.

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