The Best Stock Ever

Welcome to the 4th edition of my exclusive Tiny Titans behind-the-scenes newsletter. 

Last week, I shared what kind of stocks we'll own at Tiny Titans.

Today, I’ll show you one that turned $10,000 into over $5 billion. This stock made me feel like a total idiot at a family party.

Do you know what the best stock over the past 100 years is?

It’s not Apple or Amazon. It’s Philip Morris.

An investment of $10,000 in 1927 grew into more than $5 billion (!).

One of the key secrets of their success? Pricing power and very loyal clients.

Philip Morris increases its prices almost every year. Most clients remain loyal to their cigarette brand for their entire lives.

Today, I want to talk about another company with the same traits.

Since I first bought it in 2015, the stock is up over +5,000%.

It’s called Games Workshop.

They make miniatures for board games. Super niche. Super profitable.

When I was first introduced to the family of my former girlfriend, I wanted to make a great impression.

Initially, everything went smoothly, and it seemed like we got along well.

Until…

After a while, my girlfriend’s aunt and I were talking about the stock market.

I brought up that I was invested in Games Workshop.

Her uncle suddenly shouted: “You’re a very bad person. You don’t belong in our family!”

The twenty people at the party went quiet as a mice, and everyone started looking at me.

I have rarely felt so ashamed in my life. But to be honest, I didn’t know what I did wrong.

And then the uncle started laughing. It turned out he was a fervent player of Games Workshop’s games.

He even hired three garage boxes costing him over $3,000 a month to store the $50,000 worth of Games Workshop miniatures he owned.

He told me that every year, Games Workshop increases its prices by 4-5%.

Players hate it, but they keep buying the products anyway.

There’s a saying that once you’re a Games Workshop player, you’ll stick with Games Workshop for your entire life.

That’s exactly what you want to hear as an investor.

When you hear this story, it’s no surprise that Games Workshop has been a 100-bagger since its IPO.

If you invested $10,000 in this company at the IPO, you would have $4,850,000 today:

Source: Fiscal.ai

Why Tiny Titans will be so interesting

Last week, I published an investment case about Computer Modelling Group ($CMG) on Compounding Quality.

I just wrote about them; I didn’t even buy the company.

The result? The stock was up +6.3% that day due to our investment case.

This is something we want to avoid in the future. It’s exactly why I’m so excited about Tiny Titans.

Tiny Titans will be very exclusive and allows me to write about small companies.

The goal is to find the next Games Workshop.

Today, there are almost 5,000 readers on the waiting list.

Only a few spots will be made available on the 16th of September.

A lot of people have asked me whether they can already reserve their spot.

Unfortunately, that won’t be possible. The spots will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.

Since starting this exclusive behind-the-scenes newsletter for Tiny Titans, I have received 548 emails with feedback and questions.

I want to sincerely thank you for this.

This genuinely helps to provide you with as much value as I possibly can once the launch is finally there.

I’m so proud of what Tiny Titans is about to become. All puzzle pieces start to fall together.

My job is to help you. That’s why you joined the waiting list. Tiny Titans should help you become a very wealthy individual.

I’m working hard on finalizing this exclusive service. 

Tiny Titans will be made publicly available to a very limited amount of people on September 16th, 2025.

Everything In Life Compounds
Pieter

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