The Perfect Inflation Beneficiary Pt 3.

Latest Filings and valuations on the financial world's best-kept secret.

Hello and welcome back to the ROI club, the publication dedicated to the art & science of return on investment.

Here I share my equity research and investments I’m making in my public and private portfolios. The content also includes relevant information on increasing your personal freedom and my experience (lessons learned the hard way) in becoming a sovereign individual living life on my terms: where I want, when I want, with whom I want doing what I want. AKA ‘The Maverick Life’.

Obviously, in order to lead such a life one requires a certain amount of financial capacity, which is why so much of my recent content has been devoted to investments I’m making to protect and increase my wealth in the face of a volatile and inflationary future.

Today’s focus is Part 3 of what may be my best investment idea, an obscure, almost secret investment holdings company you won’t find on any major exchange whose directors have turned $10,000 starting capital into $276,568,000, with the latest accounting ‘hot off the press’ showing they’ve added a cool $34 million over the quarter.
This vehicle is imho my best investment instrument and represents over 10% of my portfolio currently whilst I continue to add. For that and many other reasons it lies behind a paywall although you can find a free intro here:

The Fourth Pillar Of An Inflation-Resistant Quadrant.

A word on the payment structure of my substack, you’ll note the large discrepancy between monthly and annual subscriptions. This is because:

• I want to build a community and reward the loyal members who are in it for the long haul, ergo paying annually is a fraction of the monthly price equivalent.

• Many monthly transactions make the banks and payment processes richer rather than you or I.

• A 7 day free trial is already offered to give you a risk-free taste in addition to the loads of free content I continue to produce hence readers are taking no extra risk in subscribing annually.

Ergo the monthly subscription is placed at $95/month vs $25/month when you pay annually. If you’re thinking to yourself this doesn’t make sense, that’s precisely the logic. I want fellow club members to share a certain mentality.

With that said, let’s dig in..