The Tantallon Tech & Sustainability Fund is a Cayman Island vehicle that invests in listed equities globally. The fund targets a concentrated portfolio of around 20 names seeking returns from long-term growth companies as well as cyclical opportunities.
(Click on each month's data below to read the monthly pdf report)
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-3.9% |
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2017 Gross Monthly Return |
+0.50% |
+0.40% |
-0.20% |
+4.80% |
+1.30% |
+1.77% |
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2017 Gross Cumulative Return |
+0.50% |
+0.90% |
+1.50% |
+6.40% |
+7.70% |
+9.60% |
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2017 Net Monthly Return |
+0.35% |
+0.34% |
-0.38% |
+4.68% |
+1.06% |
+1.54% |
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2017 Net Cumulative Return |
+0.35% |
+0.69% |
+0.93% |
+5.66% |
+6.78% |
+8.42% |
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2017 Equity Monthly Return |
+5.65% |
+2.91% |
-0.20% |
+7.37% |
+1.64% |
+2.42% |
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2017 Equity Cumulative Return |
+5.65% |
+8.70% |
+10.64% |
+18.79% |
+20.73% |
+23.66% |
The fund gained 1.5% on the back of moves by top holding eMemory, recent tech additions AMD and Murata as well as energy equipment companies Nari Technology and SMA Solar.
The EV and battery space remained under pressure and profit-taking hit our top solar name Longi after strong 19Q3 results. We exited our positions in Orocobre and LG Chem but maintain some battery/EV exposure through our holding in Samsung SDI.
Our cash position continued to hold back results in what was a continuation of the tech and market rally that has continued unabated since June.
There is so little information on Iran you cannot even find the Teheran Stock Exchange on Bloomberg. Yet this is an exchange with a market cap of US170billion, turning over up to US150m/day with zero foreign participation, entirely on the back of domestic mutual fund and retail investors.
In Lv’iv on the morning of my departure I attended the funeral of one of the casualties of the “anti-terrorist operation” in Donetsk. Loudspeakers relayed polyphonic chant from impressively hirsute Orthodox clergy to a cluster of old women and an honor guard, smoking furiously and in no mood to be photographed, waiting to transport the hearse the short distance from the altar to a waiting ambulance.