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Auscap Newsletter June 2022

The Fund returned negative 7.3% net of fees during May 2022. This compares with the All Ordinaries Accumulation Index return of negative 3.1%. The Fund’s largest exposures over the month were spread across the consumer discretionary, communication services, real estate, materials and financials sectors.

Auscap Newsletter May 2022

The Fund returned negative 3.3% net of fees during April2022. This compares with the All Ordinaries Accumulation Index return of negative 0.8%. The Fund’s largest exposures over the month were spread across the consumer discretionary, communication services, materials, real estate and financials sectors

Auscap Newsletter April 2022

Auscap’s views on Mineral Resources Limited (“MinRes” or “MIN”) discussed below are based on factual information available to us at the date of publication of this newsletter.

Auscap Newsletter March 2022

The Fund returned negative 3.1% net of fees during February 2022. This compares with the All Ordinaries Accumulation Index return of 1.7%. The Fund’s largest exposures over the month were spread across the consumer discretionary, real estate, communication services, materials and financials sectors.

Quality stocks have nothing to fear from inflation

The correction in highly priced stocks has ‘nothing to do with the outlook for the domestic economy’, says Tim Carleton, who maintains the outlook is bright.

Quality stocks have nothing to fear from inflation, AFR, 21 February 2022

The correction in highly priced stocks has ‘nothing to do with the outlook for the domestic economy’, says Tim Carleton, who maintains the outlook is bright.

Auscap Newsletter February 2022

The Fund returned negative 7.2% net of fees during January 2022. This compares with the All Ordinaries Accumulation Index return of negative 6.6%. The Fund’s largest exposures over the month were spread across the consumer discretionary, real estate, communication services, materials and financials sectors.

Auscap Newsletter January 2022

Disruption. Change. Innovation. These are terms synonymous with the current investing landscape. The developments being witnessed across a number of fields are so potentially ground-breaking it is hard not to get excited at the prospect of major technological, healthcare, energy, environmental and productivity advances that might occur over the next few decades.

Auscap Newsletter December 2021

The Fund returned 2.8% net of fees during November 2021. This compares with the All Ordinaries Accumulation Index return of negative 0.3%. The Fund’s largest exposures over the month were spread across the consumer discretionary, real estate, communication services, financials and materials sectors

Auscap Newsletter November 2021

The Fund returned 3.6% net of fees during October 2021. This compares with the All Ordinaries Accumulation Index return of 0.2%. The Fund’s largest exposures over the month were spread across the consumer discretionary, real estate, communication services, financials and materials sectors.

Auscap Newsletter October 2021

The residential real estate market has been a significant driver of China’s economic growth over the last two decades

Auscap Newsletter September 2021

The Fund returned 3.5% net of fees during August 2021. This compares with the All Ordinaries Accumulation Index return of 2.6%. The Fund’s largest exposures over the month were spread across the consumer discretionary, real estate, communication services, materials and financials sectors

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