How A Holocaust Denier Accidently Uncovered This Market-Beating Stock

About a year ago, there was a semi-viral Tweet where someone clipped a famous Holocaust denier claiming that Auschwitz was fake because dead bodies can only be cremated at temperatures above 1,400 degrees Fahrenheit and the Nazis didn’t have enough coking coal to pull this off.

I don’t remember the rest of the video’s argument and apparently there was actually a lawsuit related to these claims called Irving v Penguin Books Ltd where the “insufficient coal” argument was debunked.

But the main takeaway, for me, was that cremating bodies takes intense heat.

How people prepare and dispose of dead bodies had never really been something I’d thought about before.

And for some odd reason, this sparked my interest in publicly traded crematoriums and funeral homes. There are at least three different stocks in this sector, which is actually a lot for such a weird niche. However, one company is virtually illiquid and another lags the S&P 500.

The third, however?

Well, that business is a perpetual market-beater with over a decade of inflation-beating dividend growth. And, millions of shares are traded daily on the New York Stock Exchange.

So what is this mystery company?

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