In the latest episode of Stocks Neat, which is our final episode of 2022, Gareth and I discuss small cap stocks and why they might be an interesting place to be investing in 2023. Small caps have been hit harder than the rest of the market, so many are already looking very cheap as we head into an expected recession. There is no new whiskey tasting this time, but we recap our favourite bottle from previous episodes.
Harvey Migotti, co-Portfolio manager of the Forager International Fund joins the conversation for a deep dive on Yeti, one of the small cap stocks in the fund portfolio. Harvey goes into some detail about the Yeti products and brand and why he believes this is a great business to own. It is a really interesting chat with Harvey; tune in to hear more.
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Steve began Forager Funds in 2009, and now manages approximately $400m across two funds. The Forager Australian Shares Fund and Forager International Shares Fund are both unlisted and are available to investors with daily applications and redemptions. Steve focuses on long-term investing in undervalued and sometimes unloved companies.
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Steve began Forager Funds in 2009, and now manages approximately $400m across two funds. The Forager Australian Shares Fund and Forager International Shares Fund are both unlisted and are available to investors with daily applications and...
Steve began Forager Funds in 2009, and now manages approximately $400m across two funds. The Forager Australian Shares Fund and Forager International Shares Fund are both unlisted and are available to investors with daily applications and...