This global equity fund boasts a 150% five-year return for investors, despite holding few U.S. stocks
The CIO of Ranmore Funds isn’t too keen on U.S. valuations at present, but the beaten-down software sector is luring him back in.
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A global equity fund earned a 150% return over five years for its investors. The fund holds only a small number of U.S. stocks. Its chief investment officer says current U.S. stock prices are too high. However, he sees value in the software sector, which has fallen in price.
Why it matters
It shows that investors can get strong returns by looking beyond the U.S. market. It also highlights caution about high U.S. valuations and opportunities in beaten‑down tech stocks.
- What was the fund's five‑year return?
- The fund returned 150% over five years.
- Why is the CIO hesitant about U.S. stocks?
- He thinks current U.S. valuations are too high.
- Where does he see opportunity?
- He sees value in the beaten‑down software sector.
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This global equity fund boasts a 150% five-year return for investors, despite holding few U.S. stocks
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