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Nintendo Co. Ltd
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- The London Company Market Observations & Portfolio Commentary International Equity – 2Q2026 vs MSCI EAFE The International Equity portfolio retained its quality-and-valuation discipline amid volatile markets, arguing that durable cash flows, pricing power and strong balance sheets should benefit as financial conditions tighten. It exited Burford Capital after its Argentina appeal loss, added to RELX and Willis Towers Watson, and maintained conviction in Taiwan Semiconductor, ICON, InterContinental Hotels, Nintendo and BAE Systems. 2Q2026 BAESY $72BICLR $13BIHG $24B
- FPA Crescent Fund FPA Crescent Fund 2Q26 Commentary FPA Crescent Fund scaled back semiconductor, hyperscaler and connector exposure as AI-driven valuations and capital spending left little margin of safety. The fund added 14 largely AI-agnostic mid-cap companies, including specialty chemical distributors and biotech-equipment businesses, seeking durable growth, strong balance sheets and conservative valuations. 2Q26 028260 $42BADI $197BNTDOF $57B
- 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
- Broyhill Asset Management The Broyhill Letter Q1 2025 Broyhill favored globally diversified, undervalued assets as tariff uncertainty and US market concentration increased, while re-underwriting every holding for recession and tariff risks. It trimmed Philip Morris, added Baxter and Avantor on weakness, initiated Uber and Dollar Tree, built offshore oil exposure, and exited Nintendo after the Switch 2 announcement. Q1 2025 AVTR $11BBAX $13BDLTR $22B
- Cambiar Investors Cambiar International Equity Fund Commentary Cambiar International Equity Fund lagged its benchmark as an underweight technology allocation missed an AI-driven semiconductor rally, while patient holdings in Nintendo, Coloplast and MonotaRo hurt shorter-term results. The team added Canadian National Railway and MTU Aero Engines, sold Barry Callebaut, Icon and UCB, and maintained a diversified, valuation-conscious approach with greater Industrials exposure. 2Q 2026 CNI $72BICLR $13BLDNXF $52B
