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THIS SPINOUT STOCK IS WORTH MORE THAN ITS PARENT COMPANY

David Forest  | Jan 21, 2022  | Daily Dispatch | 4 min readPrint

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By David Forest, editor, Strategic Investor



There’s a legendary story we often recount around the Legacy Research office.

It’s about Legacy founder Bill Bonner.

Bill’s a contrarian investing legend for many reasons. But there’s one
particular – absolutely wild – profit he made that gets talked about a lot.

Bill’s “big trade” in this case wasn’t a stock, a bond, or even traditional real
estate.

It was a single piece of a building. A piece he sold for more than he paid to
buy the entire building.

Here’s the short version. Bill decided to buy a historic yet rundown mansion in
Baltimore. He was taking it off the hands of the city for a fair – but sizeable
– price.

After taking possession, he took a close look at the building’s interior. He
realized one of the skylights was a rare antique.

He removed and sold the skylight. It fetched more money than he’d paid for the
building.

Amazing.

That story of Bill’s epic move came to the forefront of my mind this week. I was
researching new opportunities in battery tech.

I realized the exact same thing Bill did in Baltimore is happening in leading
tech stocks.


PARTS WORTH MORE THAN THE WHOLE

This sounds insane. But look at a couple of recent numbers – showing how
thousands of investors are reaping billions of dollars in hidden profits on
seemingly ordinary stocks.

You’ve almost certainly heard of LG. Many of us have electronics or appliances
made by this global giant.

LG Chem, the listed parent company, holds several different business silos:
advanced materials, petrochemicals, biological sciences, and battery tech.

Today, LG stock trades at a $46 billion valuation.

You wouldn’t think there’d be much upside in a behemoth like this…

But in fact, it’s at the epicenter of an explosive value-creation event.

LG Chem is preparing to spin out one of its internal divisions: battery
technology.

The battery business will become a standalone company, which investors can
directly buy and sell.

Here’s the unbelievable part.

Investor demand for the spinout LG battery company (called LG Energy Solutions)
is huge. The IPO price keeps pushing higher and higher.

As it stands, once LG Energy Solutions starts trading, it will command a $59
billion valuation.

Think about that…

The spinout – which is right now a small part inside LG Chem – will be worth
more than the entire parent company once it hits the markets solo.

You might think LG Chem’s shares would crash after this spinout. After all,
they’re letting go of a division that produces nearly 40% of their revenue.

But in fact, the parent company shares are buoyant. Here’s the one-month chart.



That’s because the spinout of the battery company is a massive value-creation
for LG Chem. The parent will own over 80% of the stock in the spinout firm –
worth a cool $48 billion.

With those spinout shares, LG is essentially doubling its value through a simple
corporate move. The parts are worth more than the whole – just like Bill
Bonner’s skylight.

It’s all just as exciting as Bill’s big profit on the office building. Investors
get a massive payday selling off a small piece of the business – and keep the
lion’s share of the original company.


LOOK OUT FOR SECRET VAULT COMPANIES

Spinouts like this are an explosive new part of the tech world. Especially in EV
tech, where investor demand is ravenous for new plays on batteries, charging,
autonomous driving, and many other subsectors.

I call these “secret vault” companies. They’re stocks that contain a hidden
treasure chest… such as valuable but overlooked business segments, intellectual
property, patents, or even brainpower creating the next big tech.

Many of these next-generation stocks are lurking inside “boring” companies,
completely overlooked by investors. A year ago, no one pegged a giant like LG as
the world’s hottest EV power play.

But that’s exactly what it is. Investors are falling over themselves to get into
this battery IPO.

I showed last week how Ford is now a triple-digit EV winner. General Motors just
signed the first-ever mainstream deal for advanced LiDAR in vehicles – a key
technology for autonomous navigation.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m still hunting smaller EV stocks with the potential for
10-bagger gains – like the 2,805% we booked on Blink Charging warrants (for more
on our explosive money-making warrants strategy, check out my briefing right
here).

But secret vault companies are a compelling part of an EV portfolio. They’ve got
market-crushing potential gains – and unlike tiny start-ups, they’re backed by
decades or even centuries of revenue, profits, and wide-moat branding.

Conservative meets captivating. Like a breathtaking antique in a stodgy, old
building.

Keep walking the path,



David Forest
Editor, Strategic Investor


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