Two stocks that passed the Regal filters

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The investment process at Regal Funds Management allows them vary market exposure depending on the prevailing conditions. Simply put, Regal like to be ‘long’ in bull markets and ‘neutral’ or even ‘short’ in bear markets. To get an insight into how they view the current investment backdrop we asked Philip King, Chief Investment Officer at Regal, how the funds are positioned right now.

“Our long-biased funds are still long-biased. We think the market is trending higher and we’re excited about the technology sector and we’re excited about the mining sector.”

When it comes to finding ideas, Regal use a fundamental or ‘bottom-up’ process to identify stocks that look ‘cheap’. King explains that you shouldn’t get too fixated on a single valuation metric and in this short video he outlines examples of two stocks that passed the Regal filters.


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