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Hinde Group 2Q26 Amazon.com was increased in February after concerns over AWS AI infrastructure spending drove a sell-off. Hinde Group argues that accelerating AWS growth, capacity constraints and a maturing mix of higher-margin AI services support Amazon’s long-term earnings and valuation case. second quarter of 2026 AMZN $2.7T
RGA Investment Advisors Year Zero: How AI Is Reshaping Our Investment Process RGA Investment Advisors rebuilt its research workflow around Claude Code, APIs and proprietary dashboards that flag changes, validate data and focus follow-up work. The firm argues Amazon’s AWS can benefit from model-agnostic AI workflows and uses a SaaS risk tracker to distinguish resilient businesses from potential value traps. Q1 2026 AMZN $2.7T
Vltava Fund Tadej Pogačar and Investing in Stocks Vltava Fund sold Jungfraubahn after its valuation became expensive and bought Auto Trader, citing its dominant UK vehicle marketplace, recurring dealer revenue and network effects. The fund argues that cash, low leverage, liquidity and selective diversification protect against ruin. It also warns that AI infrastructure spending may temporarily inflate corporate profits before depreciation costs emerge. 3/2026 AMZN $2.7TATDRF $3.7BGOOGL $4.2T
PenderFund Capital Management Ltd. Pender US Small/Mid Cap Equity Fund Manager’s Commentary, July 2026 Amazon’s accelerating AWS demand and long-lived data-centre infrastructure underpin the fund’s view that AI capital spending can earn attractive returns despite near-term volatility. The portfolio emphasizes smaller companies benefiting from power, cooling, compute and grid-investment demand, including Generac, Fluor, Modine and Microchip. JULY 2026 AMZN $2.7T
Andvari Associates Andvari's Q2 2026 Letter Andvari argues that Constellation Software, Tyler Technologies and S&P Global retain durable advantages while cloud conversion, transaction revenue and the Mobility Global spinout create further value drivers. It adds Amazon, Microsoft, Texas Instruments and Martin Marietta but underweights AI infrastructure, warning that excessive capital investment, circular financing and competition could erode returns. Q2 2026 AMZN $2.7TCNSWF $43BMBGL $5.3B
Stone Sentinel Capital Risk before reward: Q226 letter to partners Stone Sentinel Capital argues that unpopular stocks offer lower expectations and greater downside protection than crowded AI beneficiaries, whose capital spending may outrun sustainable demand. The portfolio added Marex on its clearing-market advantages, while retaining Ascentech and Protasco despite market skepticism over their operating results and valuations. Year-to-date as of June 30 2026 MRX $5.4BAMZN $2.7TGOOGL $4.2T
Claret Asset Management To sell or not to sell, that is the question. Claret Asset Management argues against trying to time an extended bull market, favouring patience in well-managed compounders such as Alimentation Couche-Tard, CGI and Microsoft. It warns that AI infrastructure spending, falling token prices, circular financing and power constraints could turn today’s enthusiasm into an eventual capex correction. Q2.2026 AMZN $2.7TGOOGL $4.2TMETA $1.9T
Moon Capital Management 2026 Q2 letter Moon Capital sold DaVita after valuation expansion reduced the benefit of buybacks and left future upside more dependent on difficult volume growth. It added Zoetis, arguing that temporary companion-animal product-cycle pressures obscure a durable franchise, strong veterinary relationships, and an undervalued innovation pipeline. second quarter 2026 ZTS $30BAMZN $2.7TDVA $11B
Financial Synergies Wealth Advisors Q2 Newsletter Financial Synergies argues that private credit, structured notes and private real estate can supplement stocks and bonds to improve retirement income and diversification. The firm also describes a diversified 1031-exchange real estate solution and reviews an AI-led equity rally, oil-driven inflation concerns and the outlook for rates. Q2 2026 AMZN $2.7TGOOGL $4.2TMETA $1.9T
Auxier Asset Management Auxier Report: Summer 2026 Auxier Focus Fund favored AI-infrastructure suppliers including Corning, Nvidia and Dell while warning that debt-funded data-center expansion, leverage and concentrated momentum exposure could reverse sharply. The portfolio also emphasized durable franchises such as Mastercard, Visa, Bank of New York Mellon, Philip Morris and Alphabet, and cited operational AI savings at UnitedHealth and other insurers. Second Quarter 2026 AMZN $2.7TBNY $3.4BDELL $368B
Riverwater Partners Laying the Tracks: The AI Buildout and Small Cap Opportunity Riverwater Partners argues that the AI data-center buildout shifts small-cap opportunity toward electrical infrastructure, cooling, construction, connectivity and power generation suppliers. It is building positions in quality businesses with durable demand and pricing power, while warning that circular financing, rising funding costs and hyperscaler capex pauses could expose late-cycle suppliers. Q2 2026 AMZN $2.7TGOOGL $4.2TMETA $1.9T
Hayden Capital Q2 2026 Quarterly Letter Hayden Capital argues that AI disruption will unfold more slowly than markets initially expected, favoring durable platforms with proprietary data and embedded workflows. The firm sees Shopee’s VIP and logistics spending and Mercado Libre’s delivery investments as reinvestment programs that can strengthen customer economics. It exited Pinduoduo after its original thesis played out, citing limited visibility into Pinmu and China’s weaker consumption backdrop. Q2 2026 AMZN $2.7TGOOGL $4.2TMELI $94B
Horizon Kinetics 2nd Quarter Commentary Horizon Kinetics defended long-duration ownership of land, royalty and exchange businesses, arguing that index-driven market structure creates discounts in smaller and illiquid companies. It reduced precious-metals royalty exposure as valuations absorbed gold-price optionality, while maintaining conviction in LandBridge, securities exchanges and bitcoin's supply-and-network economics. 2nd Quarter 2026 TPL $24BAMZN $2.7TCBOE $29B
Weitz Investment Management Letter to Shareholders: Value Matters — Beyond the AI Boom Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon and Meta remain significant holdings because their established cash-generative businesses, engineering talent and financial strength support their AI investment despite uncertainty over eventual returns on data-center spending. Weitz expects broader market leadership to revive as enthusiasm for semiconductor stocks cools, while positioning for possible interest-rate and credit volatility. second quarter 2026 AMZN $2.7TGOOGL $4.2TMETA $1.9T
Distillate Capital 2026 Q2 Letter to Investors: Momentum Distillate Capital argues that AI-linked valuations have outrun free-cash-flow gains as hyperscaler spending shifts profits to semiconductor suppliers and deferred depreciation, stock compensation, off-balance-sheet financing and circular deals obscure economics. It favors systematically rebalanced, high-quality cheap stocks, citing Accenture, and plans new long/short vehicles amid extreme valuation dispersion. 2026 Q2 ACN $118BAMZN $2.7TAVGO $1.8T
Wedgewood Partners Are Hyperscalers Still Magnificent? Wedgewood increased Alphabet, Amazon, Meta Platforms and Microsoft, arguing that AI capital spending compounds already high-return businesses while their private investments help offset DRAM inflation. The firm initiated Hermès, citing scarce artisan capacity, durable brand equity and pricing power, while maintaining position-size limits amid speculative semiconductor demand. Second Quarter 2026 GOOGL $4.2THMI $152BAMZN $2.7T
Vulcan Value Partners Second Quarter 2026 Vulcan Value Partners added Equifax, Badger Meter, TPG, Veeva and ServiceNow, funding several purchases by selling UnitedHealth and other less discounted holdings. It argues proprietary data, embedded workflows and disciplined underwriting protect its holdings from AI and cyclical fears while discounted prices provide margins of safety. Q2 2026 AMZN $2.7TBMI $3.6BEFX $17B
Smead Capital Management 1Q26 U.S. Value Strategy Newsletter: Permanently Higher Plateau The U.S. Value Strategy challenges the case for a permanently elevated S&P 500 valuation, arguing that AI investment is reducing free cash flow efficiency at dominant technology companies. It contrasts Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta and Amazon with Apache, whose oil and gas cash generation is expected to benefit from a restored geopolitical risk premium. 1Q26 AMZN $2.7TGOOGL $4.2TMETA $1.9T
Artisan Partners Artisan Global Opportunities Fund Quarterly Commentary Artisan Global Opportunities Fund added to Linde, Shopify, Amazon, Woodward and Spotify while opening positions in Edwards Lifesciences, Eli Lilly and Roblox. It exited Netflix, Snowflake and RELX as AI disruption, later-cycle risk or weaker conviction altered the opportunity set, while favoring AI infrastructure, health care and aerospace and defense. Q1 2026 AMZN $2.7TEW $48BGEV $274B
Hayden Capital Quarterly Letter 2026 | Vol. 1 Sea Limited is presented as a reinvestment case, with Shopee VIP and logistics spending intended to deepen customer loyalty, raise order density and reinforce its lead over TikTok Shop. Unity is a new and enlarged holding, based on new leadership and Vector’s use of engine-level data to rebuild its advertising business. Hayden Capital favors AI users over infrastructure suppliers. Q1 2026 SE $57BAMZN $2.7TAPP $93B
Hayden Capital Quarterly Letter 2025 | Vol. 4 Hayden Capital sold New Oriental after its turnaround matured and backs Sea Limited, arguing Shopee’s logistics investment is offensive while TikTok Shop growth slows. It sees AI-driven selloffs creating opportunities in software, gaming and ecommerce platforms whose network effects, proprietary data and physical infrastructure remain defensible. 4th Quarter 2025 EDU $8.9BSE $57BAMZN $2.7T
RGA Investment Advisors Working with AI, Thinking with Discipline RGA Investment Advisors is formalizing AI use in research through proprietary-note queries, specialized risk agents and Claude Code automations, while retaining human judgment and adversarial review. The firm added Celsius Holdings and Lattice Semiconductor, and argues that Amazon’s logistics network and Lattice’s efficient FPGAs are well placed for AI application-layer demand. Q4 2025 LSCC $18BAMZN $2.7TDASH $83B
Pershing Square Holdings Letter to Shareholders Pershing Square Holdings added Amazon and Meta after market dislocations, arguing that AI infrastructure spending will reinforce the competitive advantages of Alphabet, Amazon and Meta. It backed Howard Hughes Holdings’ acquisition of Vantage as the first step in building a diversified holding company, while exiting Hilton, Chipotle, Canadian Pacific and Nike. 2025 HHH $4.3BAMZN $2.7TBN $81B
EdgePoint Wealth Management Dare to be different – 3rd quarter, 2025 EdgePoint Global Portfolio argues that crowded exposure to the largest technology companies and A.I. infrastructure risks repeating earlier technology booms. It favors concentrated positions in smaller, less-indexed businesses, arguing that active share and entry price matter more than mimicking benchmark leaders. 3rd quarter, 2025 AAPL $4.9TAMZN $2.7TF $48B
Palm Harbour Capital Letter 2025 Q3 | 553 KB Palm Harbour Capital exited Ocean Wilsons, Syensqo and The Italian Sea Group, and added Cirsa, Converge ICT, Indofood and Vivendi in favour of cyclical businesses with stronger cash-flow prospects. The portfolio avoids US mega-cap AI momentum and argues that Youngone’s premium apparel OEM franchise and a recovery in SCOTT Sports offer an attractive turnaround opportunity. third quarter 2025 0NFS 0OIY $1.5BAMZN $2.7T
Artisan Partners Artisan Global Opportunities Fund Quarterly Commentary Artisan Global Opportunities Fund added Spotify, L3Harris Technologies, Insmed, 3i Group, West Pharmaceutical and Amazon, elevating Amazon to its largest position. It exited Atlassian, Adidas and Vertex Pharmaceuticals, trimmed several software and health care holdings, and shifted technology exposure toward AI infrastructure beneficiaries while retaining conviction in selected health care franchises. Q3 2025 ADDDF $28BAMZN $2.7TARGNF $59B
Vision Capital Fund Vision Capital Fund - Q2 2025 Quarterly Letter Vision Capital Fund added to eleven existing holdings, including JD.com, Lululemon, Meituan, MercadoLibre, Meta, Nu, NVIDIA, Shopify, Spotify, TSMC and The Trade Desk, while maintaining zero turnover. The fund argues that food-delivery subsidy competition has created a longer-term opportunity in Meituan and JD.com, and favors compounders that extend successful products into adjacent services and geographies. Q2 2025 3690 $55B9618 $38BAMZN $2.7T
Horizon Kinetics 2nd Quarter Commentary Horizon Kinetics argues that index construction concentrates exposure in highly valued technology companies while excluding scarce hard-asset, utility and entrepreneurial opportunities. It favors Japanese owner-operators, centered on Japan Elevator Service Holdings, whose founder-led maintenance model uses technology, training and below-incumbent pricing to gain share from established manufacturers. 2nd Quarter 2025 JPEVF $1.7BAB $3.3BAMZN $2.7T
Pershing Square Holdings Letter to Shareholders Howard Hughes Holdings is being remade into a diversified holding company, starting with a property-and-casualty insurer whose assets Pershing Square would manage without charge. Pershing Square added Amazon and Hertz, trimmed Universal Music Group, Hilton and Chipotle, and exited Canadian Pacific to reduce tariff-related risk. Six-month period ended June 30, 2025 HHH $4.3BAMZN $2.7TBN $81B
Vision Capital Fund Vision Capital Fund - Q1 2025 Quarterly Letter Vision Capital Fund added to The Trade Desk after its earnings miss and platform rollout problems drove steep pessimism, judging CEO Jeff Green capable of repairing the product and sales execution. The portfolio remains concentrated in platform businesses such as Amazon, Shopify, TSMC and JD.com, whose proprietary infrastructure and ecosystem effects are seen as durable advantages despite tariff risks. Q1 2025 0LF5 453950 AMZN $2.7T
Andrew Hill Investment Advisors 2025.Q1 Client Letter Andrew Hill Investment Advisors cut equity exposure, added high-quality bond ladders and allocated 2% to 3% of most client portfolios to gold as tariff uncertainty and federal budget cuts clouded the economic outlook. Portfolios favor healthcare, financials and utilities, with Johnson & Johnson, Progressive, JPMorgan Chase and Microsoft among core defensive holdings. 2025.Q1 AAGC $1MAAPL $4.9TAMZN $2.7T
Patient Capital Management Samantha's Quarterly Letter Opportunity Equity argues that tariff policy has raised recession risk, but negotiated trade deals could stabilize markets and preserve the secular bull case. The portfolio added back airline exposure after trimming it during strength, and favors Nvidia, Amazon, Alphabet and Meta alongside cyclical travel names priced for a downturn. 1Q25 NVDA $5.8TAMZN $2.7TDAL $54B
Andrew Hill Investment Advisors 2024.Q4 Client Letter Andrew Hill Investment Advisors reduced equity exposure after appreciation pushed allocations above client policy targets, directing proceeds into high-quality bond ladders. The firm trimmed core technology and utility holdings, increased financial exposure through Goldman Sachs, and added Johnson & Johnson and United Therapeutics while monitoring tariff, immigration and inflation risks. 2024.Q4 AAPL $4.9TAMZN $2.7TANET $272B
EdgePoint Wealth Management Clones – 3rd quarter, 2024 EdgePoint Global Portfolio argues that global equity funds have crowded into the same mega-cap technology holdings, creating closet-indexing and valuation risk. It favours mid-cap blend businesses, where it sees lower entry valuations and greater room for corporate growth than among the market’s largest companies. 3rd quarter, 2024 AAPL $4.9TAMZN $2.7TAVGO $1.8T
Patient Capital Management 2Q24 Portfolio Activity and Attribution Patient Opportunity Equity increased exposure to underfollowed health-care and smaller-company opportunities while finding several Magnificent 7 holdings closer to fair value. It entered Everi Holdings and exited Capital One and Uber. The portfolio argues that Illumina, Biogen and Royalty Pharma offer mispriced health-care upside, while Everi’s IGT transaction should create a stronger casino-technology platform. 2Q24 AMZN $2.7TBIIB $33BCOIN $47B
TIFF Investment Management 3rd Quarter 2026 CIO Commentary TIFF increased AI-related passive equity exposure during July's weakness while retaining an underweight stance toward semiconductor exposure. It raised bond duration after Treasury yields reached long-term highs, added specialist public-equity and diversifier managers, and continued sourcing private-market opportunities through independent sponsors. 3rd Quarter 2026 —
Broadleaf Partners Growth Equity Portfolio Third Quarter Review Broadleaf frames the economy as still expanding despite consumer cost pressures, and expects post-election clarity and a potential end to the Iran war to support demand. It argues that AI investment remains viable as hyperscalers demonstrate infrastructure demand, revenue opportunities and more credible paths to returns on capital. Third Quarter 2026 —
PenderFund Capital Management Ltd. Pender Alternative Multi-Strategy Growth Fund Manager’s Commentary Pender Alternative Multi-Strategy Growth Fund maintained a defensive allocation through volatile energy, trade and leverage-driven markets, with cash and equivalents at approximately 16% of the small-cap portfolio. The strategy adjusted underlying-fund weightings, added several hyperscalers to its select-equity sleeve and retained merger-arbitrage exposure while monitoring correlations and liquidity opportunities. July 2026 —
Diranko Capital Quarterly Letter Q2 2026 Diranko Capital argues that large-cap equity valuations have become overheated as capital concentrates around the AI narrative. The portfolio emphasizes idiosyncratic small-cap value, underappreciated growth and special situations, with margin-of-safety requirements and position sizes generally limited to 5% to 10% of capital at risk. Q2 2026 —
Harding Loevner International Equity Second Quarter 2026 Report Harding Loevner trimmed Samsung Electronics, TSMC, ASML and other technology holdings as AI-driven semiconductor profits pushed valuations and concentration risk higher. The portfolio added Spotify, arguing that its scale and AI product development can defend its competitive position, while retaining selective exposure to memory and semiconductor equipment suppliers. Second Quarter 2026 035420 $21BNTES $76BSKHY $943B
Oakmark Funds The discipline to stay boring Oakmark Fund declined to chase AI hardware leaders despite their dominance in value indexes, arguing that uncertain durability of elevated margins leaves insufficient margin of safety. The fund favors discounted businesses such as Corebridge Financial and expects holdings including Capital One, AIG, Alphabet and Amazon to benefit from AI adoption. 2Q 2026 CRBG $15B
O'Keefe Stevens Advisory Quarterly Investor Letter Q2 2026 Sotera Health was added after Warburg Pincus exited, leaving a discounted sterilization duopoly with high switching costs, constrained industry capacity and a path toward lower capital spending and litigation risk. Qualcomm and Corning were trimmed and hedged after AI-driven appreciation, while cash remained a major holding as the firm watches software dislocation and broader AI uncertainty. Q2 2026 SHC $5.1BCALY $2.5BGLW $136B
Tweedy, Browne Tweedy, Browne Funds Commentary, Q2 2026 Tweedy, Browne Funds added Capgemini and bioMérieux at discounts to conservative intrinsic-value estimates, while trimming chemicals holdings and positions approaching estimated value. The managers warn that AI-led capital spending, elevated technology valuations and speculative market behavior resemble conditions preceding the 2000 technology bubble. Q2 2026 —
Frank Capital Partners Frank Value Fund Q1 2026 Letter to Shareholders Frank Value Fund argues that Microsoft’s capital intensity has eroded the quality of its future cash flow and favors cheaper healthcare opportunities with AI-driven growth potential. The fund criticizes proposed fast-track index inclusion for SpaceX, arguing that passive investors may be forced to absorb an inflated IPO valuation. Q1 2026 MSFT $3.9T
RiverPark Funds RiverPark Long/Short Opportunity Fund First Quarter 2026 Performance Summary RiverPark Long/Short Opportunity Fund retained software longs including Microsoft, ServiceNow and Datadog, arguing that enterprise software coordinates institutional workflows and that AI is creating demand rather than displacing revenue. The fund exited Pinterest amid advertising weakness and increased short exposure while remaining cautious on richly valued semiconductor shares. First Quarter 2026 ADBE $90BADSK $46BAMAT $404B
Saga Partners Quarterly Update First Quarter 2026 Saga Portfolio addresses the first material drawdown in three years by distinguishing headline-driven price moves from changes in intrinsic value. It defends The Trade Desk’s independent DSP position against Amazon and AI concerns, argues its growth slowdown is temporary, and retains existing holdings because their prices offer better relative opportunity. FIRST QUARTER 2026 0LF5
O'Keefe Stevens Advisory Quarterly Investor Letter Q1 2026 O'Keefe Stevens Advisory kept cash as its largest position, sold Alibaba and Tri Pointe Homes, and trimmed Corning as valuations and AI spending risks widened. The firm initiated Baxter, added to Perrigo and Weyerhaeuser, and argues that security-specific dislocations, rather than macro calls, should govern redeployment. Q1 2026 BABA $270BBAX $13BCALY $2.5B
Davis Opportunity Fund Davis Opportunity Fund Annual Review 2026 Davis Opportunity Fund argues that concentrated, expensive passive indexes warrant a selective active approach, with reduced exposure to richly valued megacap technology. The portfolio added managed-care insurers after cost-driven weakness, trimmed selected Magnificent 7 holdings, and emphasizes Capital One, Wesco International, Coterra and Teck Resources as undervalued or structurally advantaged holdings. 2025 AMAT $404BCOF $120BUNH $338B
Horizon Kinetics 2026 New Year Letter from Our Founders Horizon Kinetics argues that private investments in exchanges, royalties and Permian infrastructure extend its long-horizon value discipline, citing TPL, MIAX, LandBridge and WaterBridge. It avoids AI-IT mega-caps while seeking beneficiaries controlling land, water and natural gas, and says continual chip replacement makes sector cash-flow forecasts internally inconsistent. 2025 ICE $86BLB $6.6BMIAX $3.1B
Weitz Investment Management Letter to Shareholders: Value Matters Weitz Investments kept portfolios focused on steady earners with understandable long-term prospects rather than the AI market leaders. It argues that Salesforce, Constellation Software and Accenture can benefit from bringing AI to business users, while Danaher and Thermo Fisher retain durable life-sciences prospects despite policy and funding disruptions. third quarter 2025 ACN $118BCNSWF $43BCRM $183B
Andrew Hill Investment Advisors 2nd Quarter Recap - Ending Up, After A Wild Ride Andrew Hill Investment Advisors emphasizes AI infrastructure holdings, a laddered high-quality bond strategy and a gold allocation as hedges against tariff, inflation and geopolitical risks. The firm removed Visa in favor of Circle and Fiserv, while adding Yeti, Thermo Scientific and HA Sustainable Infrastructure amid political and tariff-related selling pressure. second quarter of 2025 YETI $3B
Vision Capital Fund Vision Capital Fund - 2024 Annual Investor Letter Vision Capital Fund invested 97.6% of capital across 26 holdings, favouring global compounders with durable growth, strong cash generation and secular tailwinds. It retained confidence in Meituan, Tencent, JD.com, Nu Holdings and Mercado Libre despite macro-led declines, and plans to let winners compound rather than trade around volatility. From 1 October to 31 December 2024 JD $36BMELI $94BMPNGF $55B
GreenWood Investors Year End 2024 Letter GreenWood sold down Texas Pacific Land after index-inclusion optimism pulled forward expectations, while concentrating its active ownership efforts on Leonardo and CTT. It backs Leonardo’s rapid defense ventures and aerostructures review, CTT’s DHL partnership and Iberian logistics expansion, and PDD Holdings’ reinvestment-led growth strategy. 2024 CTTOF $862MFINMF $30BPDD $112B
Patient Capital Management Quarterly Market Review 2024 U.S. equities were led by the Magnificent Seven as earnings growth and multiple expansion drove repeated record highs. Patient Capital Management describes easing inflation, resilient consumer spending and Federal Reserve rate cuts, while noting that long-term yields rose and investor sentiment ended the year near neutral. Q4 2024 —
Andrew Hill Investment Advisors 2024.Q3 Client Letter Andrew Hill Investment Advisors kept portfolios overweight utilities and industrials on rising electricity demand from AI, with Constellation Energy remaining the largest holding. The firm eliminated EQT, increased Chipotle after its selloff, added Axon and United Therapeutics, and continued building high-quality bond ladders while trimming some equities. 2024.Q3 CEG $95BLLY $1.1TMSFT $3.9T
Andrew Hill Investment Advisors 2024.Q2 Client Letter Andrew Hill Investment Advisors increased Apple exposure ahead of its AI product rollout and added Duke Energy, Highwoods Properties and American Superconductor. The firm argues that AI demand supports Nvidia, Microsoft, Arista Networks and Constellation Energy, while it seeks to expand healthcare exposure through Eli Lilly, Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Intuitive Surgical and Johnson & Johnson. second quarter of 2024 AAPL $4.9TANET $272BCEG $95B
Horizon Kinetics 2nd Quarter Commentary Horizon Kinetics argues that passive indexation has concentrated equity exposure in a handful of large technology companies as the disinflationary forces behind decades of margin expansion fade. It favors hard-asset exposure in the Permian Basin, particularly LandBridge, as AI-driven electricity and water needs raise the value of gas, land and infrastructure. 2nd Quarter 2024 LB $6.6BTPL $24B
Lansing Street Advisors Q2 2023 Letter – Rocky Mountain Way Lansing Street Advisors argues that bearish positioning, money-market inflows and renewed technology buying reflect persistent herd behavior. It examines the concentration of the Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500, government-led manufacturing investment, structurally higher rates, and the demographic shift toward southern U.S. states. Q2 2023 —
Troy Asset Management Investment Report No.77 July 2023 Troy’s multi-asset strategy favours short-dated government bonds, US TIPS and liquidity while waiting for zero-rate-era asset valuations to reset. It owns Microsoft and Alphabet at more reasonable valuations, avoids Nvidia and other expensive AI beneficiaries, and expects tighter monetary policy to expose recession risks. 6 months 2023 NVDA $5.8TCSCO $465BERIC $31B
Andrew Hill Investment Advisors The Client Letter: Pivoting Investment Strategy Andrew Hill Investment Advisors expects pandemic-driven supply constraints to ease while labor and housing shortages keep longer-term inflation elevated. The firm harvested gains in speculative growth holdings, shifted from Nvidia to Apple, and favors recurring-revenue growth companies, renewable energy, financials and healthcare as Federal Reserve policy tightens. Year to Date (as of December 15, 2021) AAPL $4.9TABBNY $171BABBV $470B
Bireme Capital 4Q21 Quarterly Report Bireme Capital argues that inflation and eventual monetary tightening will end the speculative equity boom and favor value-conscious investors. The portfolio added a long position in Tencent Music while shorting Affirm, EV charging companies and speculative EV names, and it sees Bollore's African-operations bid as validating a much higher sum-of-the-parts value. 4Q21 TME $13BAFRM $25BARKK

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