Investor Summary
Fund Strategy
FUND PERFORMANCE AS OF 30th June 2026
| ANNUALIZED SINCE INCEPTION | QUARTERLY | YTD |
|---|---|---|
| 19.3% | 11.8% | - |
| ANNUALIZED SINCE INCEPTION | QUARTERLY | YTD |
|---|---|---|
| 19.3% | 11.8% | - |
Fawkes Capital delivered 2.4% in June 2026, driven by five core AI supply chain holdings including SK Hynix, Kingboard Laminates, and Murata. The Fund has compounded at 30.4% annually over three years. The manager has grown increasingly concerned about renewed Iran conflict tensions, viewing the temporary MOU ceasefire as unlikely to endure given fundamentally incompatible positions on Strait of Hormuz control. Global oil inventories have fallen to decade-low levels with only six to eight weeks remaining, and combined disruptions could widen the supply shortfall to 12.5% of daily global supply. The manager established an oil position while materially reducing AI exposure due to demanding valuations and overstretched positioning. Many AI stocks subsequently declined 40-65% in July, but the Fund preserved capital with only a low single-digit drawdown. The manager views this as satisfactory and sees opportunities to rebuild positions at more attractive valuations. If the US accommodates Iran before mid-term elections, equity exposure would be increased.
The manager runs a concentrated Asia-focused portfolio with conviction in the AI supply chain theme, while actively managing macro risks through tactical positioning in oil and reduced equity exposure during periods of elevated geopolitical uncertainty and valuation stress.
The manager maintains a cautious near-term outlook driven by geopolitical risk and valuation concerns. The principal competing hypothesis is that President Trump ultimately accepts Iran's demands regarding Strait of Hormuz control to manage gasoline prices ahead of mid-term elections. Should that outcome materialize, the manager would expect to rebuild equity exposure through the election period. The manager believes opportunities lie ahead in rebuilding AI positions at more attractive valuations and views the preservation of capital during the recent volatility as satisfactory given the magnitude of sector drawdowns.
| Date | Letter | Tickers | Keywords | Pitches | Quick Takes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 27 2026 | 2026 Q2 | 000660 KS, 1888.HK, 6981.T | AI, Asia, geopolitics, inflation, Iran, oil, rates, semiconductors | - | Fawkes delivered 2.4% in June on AI supply chain strength but reduced exposure ahead of a 40-65% sector correction, preserving capital. The manager established oil positions on tightening inventories and Iran conflict escalation risk. With only six to eight weeks of global oil inventory remaining and incompatible US-Iran positions on Strait of Hormuz control, the manager sees material upside in oil and plans to rebuild AI positions at lower valuations. |
| Apr 22 2026 | 2026 Q1 | 2330.TW, LPK.DE, NVDA | AI, Conflict, energy, geopolitics, Iran, oil, semiconductors, technology | - | Fund gained 13.1% in March through macro-first positioning on Iran conflict with oil exposure and equity hedges. AI developments accelerate with supply chain shortages creating opportunities. Tension exists between geopolitical risks and AI growth conviction. Fund maintains balanced approach, prepared for significant adjustments as Iran situation evolves. |
| Jan 27 2026 | 2025 Q4 | 000660.KS, 0300.HK, AMAT, AMD, INTC, LRCX, TSM | AI, Asia, Bubble, Equipment, infrastructure, semiconductors, technology | 8637 HK | Fawkes Capital maintains cautious optimism while reducing equity exposure amid market volatility. Strong positioning in AI infrastructure and semiconductor equipment cycle through holdings like Wasion Holdings and new position Metasurface Technologies. AI capex could reach $400 billion in 2026, driving equipment demand as chip shortages persist and foundries increase spending significantly. |
| Oct 31 2025 | 2025 Q3 | 000660.KS, AGX, BE, CAT, GOOGL, LBRT, WDC | AI, Bubble, energy, infrastructure, Power, semiconductors, small caps, technology |
GOOGL LBRT GOOGL FELIX AU LBRT BE ARGN |
Fawkes Capital delivered strong September returns while identifying bubble conditions in US small-caps but not broader markets. The fund is positioning for semiconductor memory supercycle and energy infrastructure opportunities driven by AI demand creating power shortages. They expect the bubble to expand further supported by growing savings, while avoiding frothy areas and targeting fundamentally cheap assets with re-rating potential. |
| Aug 27 2025 | 2025 Q2 | AEHR, ARGO, BE, GNRC, GOOGL, MAXR, NVDA, NVTS, NVX.AX, PKE, PSIX, SYR.AX, TDY, TGEN, WWR | AI, China, commodities, defense, energy, Germany, infrastructure |
VH2 GR NVDA PKE MAXR GOOGL CMEC.SS PKE AVIO.MI |
Fawkes Capital gained 5.2% in July through high-conviction themes: German infrastructure spending, AI development across US and Chinese markets, defense modernization, and critical mineral supply constraints. Fund maintains elevated equity exposure reflecting strong conviction in stock theses and constructive macro outlook despite acknowledging broad market correction risk. |
| Apr 28 2025 | 2025 Q1 | - | China, Dollar, gold, Macro, Recession, tariffs, Trade Policy | - | Fawkes Capital pivoted from equities to macro positioning with long gold and short dollar trades, generating positive returns while markets declined. Escalating US-China trade tensions with 100%+ reciprocal tariffs create 90% recession probability if unchecked. Trade negotiations ongoing but standoff remains intractable. Legal challenges to tariff authority may resolve within weeks. |
| Feb 26 2025 | 2024 Q4 | AGX, BE, BSL.AX, CENX, CLS, DUOT, GEV, GOOGL, INOD, LPTH, LRV.AX, MND.TO, MSFT, NVDA, OCC, OSIS, RIO, SKYX, SOLI, VRT, WDC | AI, Border Security, Data centers, energy, infrastructure, Mining, semiconductors, tariffs | - | Fawkes gained 0.7% in January despite AI volatility, maintaining conviction in infrastructure demand as Big Tech increases capex. Positioned for Trump's $150-175 billion border security spending through equipment companies and tariff beneficiaries like Century Aluminium. Largest AI investment in Western Digital captures structural storage demand growth. Australian energy transition investments benefit from government funding and data center expansion. |
| Oct 25 2024 | 2024 Q3 | AGX, CLS, GEO, LEU | Data centers, energy, gold, Immigration, Macro, Thailand, uranium |
AGX GEO CLS LEU |
Fawkes Capital combines macro positioning with concentrated stock picks in structural themes. September gains driven by interest rate positioning and S&P futures. Holdings target AI electricity demand, immigration policy changes, and data center scarcity. Macro exposure includes gold benefiting from Russian sanctions and Thai stimulus. Manager maintains flexible approach while monitoring economic deceleration signals. |
| Jul 31 2024 | 2024 Q2 | AGX, BDT.TO, CRDO, GFRD.L, HPS.TO, IBST.L, KIE.L, MJG.L, QCOM, VRT | AI, Construction, energy, infrastructure, Politics, tariffs, Trade Policy | - | Fawkes Capital positions for three themes: AI energy infrastructure through construction companies, UK building boom from Labour's planning reforms, and Trump tariff beneficiaries. Flat June performance masks active positioning around political catalysts. Fund sees November elections as key macro driver, with Republican sweep enabling growth before eventual inflation from wage pressures and reduced immigration. |
| Apr 26 2024 | 2024 Q1 | AGX, AMD, ANET, ARM, ARQ.AX, CAMT, FN, HPS.TO, KMI, NVDA, POWL, SMCI, VRT | AI, energy, Immigration, inflation, infrastructure, Natural Gas, Trade Policy, water | - | Fawkes Capital delivered 2.92% in March, capitalizing on AI-driven electricity demand that will quadruple power growth. Natural gas infrastructure emerges as the key beneficiary since renewables cannot provide 24/7 AI data center reliability. However, inflation has bottomed above Fed targets with services inflation persistent, creating macro headwinds that may generate new opportunities amid expected volatility. |
| QUARTER | THEMES | TAGS |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 Q2 |
AIThe AI supply chain investment theme continued to perform strongly throughout June, validating the manager's conviction in the sector. Five core holdings (SK Hynix, Kingboard Laminates, Ampoc Far East, Kioxia, Murata) drove June performance. The manager reduced AI exposure materially in July due to demanding valuations, overstretched technical indicators, and one-way positioning, preserving capital during a 40-65% sector drawdown. |
Semiconductors Memory Supply Chain Valuations |
OilThe manager established an oil position based on tightening supply-demand dynamics. Global crude and refined product inventories have fallen to decade-low percentiles, with only six to eight weeks of inventory remaining. The Iran-US conflict over Strait of Hormuz control, combined with Red Sea disruptions and potential Chinese restocking, could widen the supply shortfall to 12.5% of global daily supply. Oil positions helped offset AI weakness in July. |
Inventories Supply Shortfall Iran Geopolitics | |
IranThe manager expresses deep concern about renewed Iran conflict tensions. Iran and the US hold fundamentally incompatible positions on Strait of Hormuz control, with Iran viewing it as existential for regime survival and the US unable to accept Iranian control over international shipping. The temporary MOU ceasefire is unlikely to prove durable due to structural trust deficits and misaligned incentive structures. Israel's domestic political incentives further complicate resolution prospects. |
Geopolitics Strait of Hormuz Conflict Oil Supply | |
RatesThe manager is concerned about upward pressure on interest rates driven by potential oil price shocks. With the Federal Reserve signaling a possible rate hike in September, sustained higher oil prices would generate renewed inflationary pressure and push bond yields higher. If the US 10-year Treasury yield approaches 5% or beyond, meaningful further equity market upside becomes difficult to envision. |
Federal Reserve Inflation Bond Yields Oil Prices | |
| 2026 Q1 |
OilFund established significant oil position in February anticipating conflict escalation. Multiple scenarios discussed for Iran conflict resolution affecting oil prices. Strait of Hormuz closure remains key variable for oil price trajectory. |
Oil Iran Strait of Hormuz Geopolitics Energy |
AIAnthropic's new Mythos model represents breakthrough in AI capabilities with potential to find zero-day exploits. Early stages of AI adoption across corporate sector with rising token demand supporting infrastructure companies. AI supply chain shortages emerging across multiple components. |
AI Anthropic Infrastructure Supply Chain Technology | |
SemiconductorsAdvanced chip packaging technology evolving from CoWoS to CoPoS using glass substrates. NVIDIA's Feynman series expected to adopt new architecture. Shortages across AI supply chain including testing equipment, substrates, and memory chips with rising pricing. |
Semiconductors Packaging TSMC NVIDIA Supply Chain | |
GeopoliticsIran conflict continues to evolve unpredictably with fragmented Iranian leadership across competing factions. US pursuing blockade strategy rather than infrastructure targeting. Multiple scenarios possible from negotiated deal to further escalation affecting global markets. |
Iran Geopolitics Conflict Risk Markets | |
| 2025 Q4 |
PharmaceuticalsHealth care holdings including pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies added meaningfully to returns. Holdings such as Roche, Novartis, and Ionis Pharmaceuticals benefited from new drug approvals, steady and growing earnings, and business models that continue to generate cash through a wide range of economic conditions. |
Pharmaceuticals Biotechnology Healthcare |
Defense SpendingDefense-related holdings such as BAE Systems and Rheinmetall had been standout performers for much of the year but fell back in Q4. While these businesses currently benefit from secular growth in defense spending around the world, share prices have moved ahead of underlying fundamentals, and the fund has been modestly trimming positions. |
Defense Aerospace Military | |
ValueThe fund continues to focus on financially sound enterprises in parts of the world where company stock prices are more than collateralized by underlying intrinsic value. Despite outperformance of non-US equities, the gap in valuation between US and non-US equities still remains quite significant. |
Value Valuation Intrinsic | |
AIMarket enthusiasm has led to high valuations across most asset categories, particularly US equities, driven by excitement around artificial intelligence and its ability to dramatically impact productivity. However, the fund notes that even the most profound technological revolutions aren't one-way streets to prosperity. |
AI Technology Productivity | |
| 2025 Q3 |
AIAI infrastructure investment is being led by Big Tech and funded through free cash flow rather than equity issuance. This capex is proportionate to actual AI usage growth, representing an infrastructure cycle tied to observable demand rather than speculative overbuild. AI-fueled economic optimism has become a political imperative sustaining the broader Trump economic narrative. |
Infrastructure Big Tech Capex Usage Growth Political |
Semiconductor CycleThe fund is positioning for what they believe to be the next semiconductor memory supercycle, expressed through companies like SK Hynix, SanDisk, and Kioxia. These assets remain fundamentally cheap with potential to re-rate dramatically if sentiment shifts. |
Memory Supercycle SK Hynix SanDisk Kioxia | |
Energy TransitionThe US power grid is experiencing strain from surging AI-related consumption after two decades of stagnant electricity demand. This substantial shift creates opportunities for companies offering timely and scalable energy solutions, with timing being critical due to the AI arms race favoring speed of deployment. |
Power Grid Electricity Demand AI Consumption Scalable Solutions Deployment Speed | |
Small CapsUS small-cap stocks have become especially frothy and are exhibiting clear signs of bubble-like behavior. Within high-profile thematics like drones, defense, and rare earths, valuations for many companies are now pricing in near-perfect outcomes, reminiscent of the 2021-22 bubble. |
Frothy Bubble Drones Defense Rare Earths | |
| 2025 Q2 |
AIFund is positioned across Western AI beneficiaries including NVIDIA's next-generation Rubin architecture and energy infrastructure requirements for data centers. Believes Google's TPU technology represents the only real challenger to NVIDIA's GPUs and sees significant undervaluation in Alphabet. Also investing in Chinese AI development through Malaysian data center infrastructure as China works around US export controls. |
Data Centers GPUs TPU Energy Infrastructure Semiconductors |
Infrastructure SpendingGerman infrastructure investments showing strong momentum with Friedrich Vorwerk benefiting from hydrogen energy pipeline plans and cabinet-approved spending proposals starting in 2026. Believes they are early in this infrastructure cycle with significant growth potential ahead. |
Germany Hydrogen Energy Infrastructure Public Spending | |
Defense SpendingHoldings in Park Aerospace and AVIO SpA positioned for rising global defense spending. Park Aerospace supplies materials for missile systems with demand supported by Ukraine conflict and $100 billion military equipment agreement. AVIO benefits from European satellite launch expansion and missile propulsion systems. |
Aerospace Satellites Missile Systems Europe Ukraine | |
Critical MineralsSelective commodity positions focused on supply-demand imbalances including antimony, tungsten, and graphite. Expects sustained antimony price strength from declining ore grades and constrained supply. Tungsten facing Chinese export rationing while graphite benefits from US anti-dumping tariffs encouraging supply chain reshoring. |
Antimony Tungsten Graphite Supply Chain China | |
Energy TransitionPositioning for energy infrastructure shifts driven by AI data center requirements and broader grid modernization. Expects energy limitations on data center development by mid-to-end of next year creating opportunities in power solutions and energy storage technologies. |
Data Centers Power Solutions Energy Storage Grid Infrastructure | |
| 2025 Q1 |
Trade PolicyLiberation Day marked a major escalation in US trade policy with sweeping reciprocal tariffs on global imports, increasing the average US tariff rate from 2% to approximately 20%. The administration has delayed full implementation by 90 days for negotiating leverage while strategically pivoting toward isolating China more specifically. The US-China standoff remains particularly intractable with reciprocal tariff levels now exceeding 100%. |
Tariffs China Negotiations Reciprocal Trade War |
GoldThe portfolio is now anchored by long gold positions as part of a deliberate pivot from stock-heavy allocation toward macro-driven positioning. The investment thesis underpinning these allocations has largely played out across March and April. |
Long Position Macro Safe Haven Currency Hedge | |
DollarThe portfolio maintains short US dollar positions as part of the macro-driven strategy shift. This positioning reflects expectations around macroeconomic themes being key drivers of returns in 2025 given heightened uncertainty surrounding the economic outlook. |
Short Position Currency Macro Hedge Positioning | |
| 2024 Q4 |
AIAI infrastructure demand continues to surge despite DeepSeek disruption. The rise of AI Agents for autonomous task execution represents a pivotal shift in automation, with NVIDIA emphasizing that achieving AI consistency at scale requires extensive training. Big Tech's strategy for AGI involves expanding from probabilistic text generation to capturing human reasoning patterns. |
Infrastructure Agents Training AGI Automation |
Data CentersGrowing disconnect between data center construction timelines and energy availability, with interconnection companies limiting energy allocations for new projects. Rising demand for on-site power generation as data centers are built faster than grid connections can support them. |
Energy Grid Power Infrastructure Interconnection | |
Trade PolicyTrump administration implementing 25% tariffs on aluminum and steel with no clear exemptions for allied nations. The U.S. maintains strict approach with former trade advisor Peter Navarro facing little internal opposition and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick aligned with protectionist stance. |
Tariffs Steel Aluminum Protectionism Trade | |
Defense SpendingHouse Budget Committee allocated roughly $150 billion extra spending on border security for next 10 years, with Senate plan accommodating $175 billion in urgent border funding. Significant proportion of money going to equipment at border and border patrol staff rather than detention centers. |
Border Security Equipment Funding Immigration | |
Critical MineralsAntimony and gold expected to benefit from imbalanced supply/demand equations resulting in equilibrium changes. Western antimony supply constraints create opportunities for producers with existing operations and development projects coming online within four years. |
Antimony Gold Supply Demand Mining | |
Energy TransitionAustralia's clean energy transition accelerating with federal government's $19 billion Rewiring the Nation Fund. Data center build-out beginning with NextDC forecasting near doubling of operational data centers, while existing coal plants retire creating demand for renewable infrastructure. |
Australia Renewable Infrastructure Grid Electrification | |
| 2024 Q3 |
Data CentersAI's need for more data centers is increasing electricity demand. Argan benefits as one of few companies capable of building gas power plants in the US. Celestica manufactures data center components for hyperscaler customers during a time of scarcity. |
AI Electricity Gas Power Hyperscalers Components |
Energy TransitionMovement towards renewable energy in the US creates structural tailwinds for Argan's gas power plant construction business. Nuclear energy is favored for data centers but takes years to build, making gas plants the interim solution. |
Renewable Energy Nuclear Gas Power Electricity Demand | |
UraniumCentrus Energy operates in uranium enrichment and nuclear plant services. Big Tech's uranium announcements for data centers are positive but revenues won't materialize until 2030. Position was reduced as the uranium sector became over-hyped. |
Nuclear Enrichment SMRs Big Tech Over-hyped | |
GoldGold exhibits skewed risk-reward given the economic environment. Russia uses gold for payments after being shut out of international systems, creating new demand from emerging countries equivalent to 12% of global supply. This comes during a cycle when private-sector buying typically increases. |
Russia Sanctions Supply-demand Economic Cycle Hard Currency | |
ThailandNew Thai government implementing massive fiscal stimulus - 3% of GDP in cash handouts, comparable to COVID responses. Prime Minister is daughter of real estate billionaire pursuing policies to lower rates, weaken currency, and stimulate economy for political legitimacy. |
Fiscal Stimulus Cash Handouts Weak Currency Political Legitimacy | |
| 2024 Q2 |
AIFund has taken profits on AI infrastructure investments due to soaring investor expectations, though still believes in AI as future platform technology. Currently prefers investing in construction and equipment companies building AI infrastructure, as their profitability is tied to increased sector capex. |
Infrastructure Data Centers Construction Energy |
ConstructionUK Labour Party's landslide victory creates strong mandate for planning law changes to enable housing and infrastructure construction. Fund favors investments in infrastructure builders, affordable housing companies, and materials suppliers as the new government aims to 'build, baby, build.' |
Planning Housing Infrastructure Materials | |
Trade PolicyFund positioning for potential Trump presidency and Republican sweep, focusing on tariff beneficiaries. Believes Trump will significantly increase tariffs inspired by President McKinley's approach, reversing decades of low-friction trade that led to manufacturing job losses in the Rust Belt. |
Tariffs Manufacturing Immigration Onshoring | |
| 2024 Q1 |
AIAI demand is driving a quadrupling in electricity demand growth, with data centers expected to increase from 4.5% to 10% of US power supply in 3 years. This creates significant opportunities in energy infrastructure companies that support AI data center requirements. |
Data Centers Electricity Infrastructure Power Growth |
Energy InfrastructureNatural gas infrastructure will play a crucial role in powering AI data centers as renewables cannot provide 24/7 uninterrupted power. Companies building natural gas power plants and related infrastructure stand to benefit significantly from this structural demand shift. |
Natural Gas Power Plants Pipelines Electricity Infrastructure | |
ImmigrationDepartment of Homeland Security appropriations bill increased funding for immigration beds by 33%, providing short-term boost to affected companies. The November presidential election may bring bigger changes to immigration policy and related service providers. |
Immigration Government Services Policy Reform | |
WaterEPA finalized rules limiting PFAS in drinking water from 70 parts per trillion to 4 parts per trillion, affecting one in six water utilities. Enforcement begins in 2027, which may limit the speed of demand growth for water treatment solutions. |
PFAS Drinking Water EPA Regulation Treatment | |
Trade PolicyProtectionism is accelerating with Biden tripling tariffs on Chinese steel and aluminum, Trump promising 60% tariffs on Chinese imports, and EU probing Chinese health equipment. The world continues to become increasingly bifurcated between trading blocs. |
Tariffs China Protectionism Trade War Bifurcation |
| Date | Pitch Type | Author | Ticker | Company | Industry | Sub Industry | Bull / Bear | Exchange | Keywords | Action |
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| Apr 22, 2026 | Fund Letters | Fawkes Capital Management | - | LPKF Laser & Electronics | Other | Electronic Equipment, Instruments & Components | Bull | - | AI infrastructure, Chip Manufacturing, CoPoS, Germany, Glass Substrates, Laser Technology, Semiconductor Packaging, Specialized Equipment, supply chain | Login |
| Jan 27, 2026 | Fund Letters | Xinyu Ru | 8637 HK | Metasurface Technologies | Information Technology | Semiconductor Equipment | Bull | New York Stock Exchange | AI, CapEx, cash, Equipment, Pricing power, semiconductors, valuation | Login |
| Oct 31, 2025 | Fund Letters | Xinyu Ru | GOOGL | Alphabet Inc. | Communication Services | Internet Services | Bull | NASDAQ | advertising, AI, cash flow, cloud, growth, innovation, Margins | Login |
| Oct 31, 2025 | Fund Letters | Xinyu Ru | LBRT | Liberty Energy Inc. | Energy | Oilfield Services | Bull | NYSE | AI, datacenters, energy, Fracking, Gas turbines, growth, infrastructure, Power | Login |
| Oct 31, 2025 | Fund Letters | Xinyu Ru | GOOGL | Alphabet Inc. | Communication Services | Internet Services | Bull | NASDAQ | advertising, AI, cash flow, cloud, growth, innovation, Margins | Login |
| Oct 31, 2025 | Fund Letters | Xinyu Ru | FELIX AU | Felix Gold Ltd. | Other | Metals & Mining | Bull | Australian Securities Exchange | Antimony, Commodities, Critical Minerals, Gold, Mining, Profits, supply chain | Login |
| Oct 31, 2025 | Fund Letters | Xinyu Ru | LBRT | Liberty Energy Inc. | Energy | Oilfield Services | Bull | NYSE | AI, datacenters, energy, Fracking, Gas turbines, growth, infrastructure, Power | Login |
| Oct 31, 2025 | Fund Letters | Xinyu Ru | BE | Bloom Energy Corp. | Industrials | Alternative Energy | Bull | NYSE | AI, Clean tech, Decentralization, energy, Fuel cells, growth, infrastructure | Login |
| Oct 31, 2025 | Fund Letters | Xinyu Ru | ARGN | Argan Inc. | Health Care | Engineering & Construction | Bull | NYSE | AI, backlog, construction, energy, engineering, growth, infrastructure | Login |
| Aug 27, 2025 | Fund Letters | Xinyu Ru | VH2 GR | Friedrich Vorwerk Group SE | Industrials | Construction & Engineering | Bull | - | growth, Hydrogen, infrastructure, Pipelines, spending | Login |
| Aug 27, 2025 | Fund Letters | Xinyu Ru | NVDA | NVIDIA Corporation | Information Technology | Semiconductors | Bull | NASDAQ | Datacentres, energy, materials, semiconductors, Supercapacitors | Login |
| Aug 27, 2025 | Fund Letters | Xinyu Ru | PKE | Park Aerospace Corp. | Industrials | Aerospace & Defense | Bull | NYSE | Aerospace, Budgets, Composites, Engines, Missiles | Login |
| Aug 27, 2025 | Fund Letters | Xinyu Ru | MAXR | Maxar Technologies Inc. | Real Estate | Aerospace & Defense | Bull | NYSE | Communications, Defense, Imagery, Satellites, Surveillance | Login |
| Aug 27, 2025 | Fund Letters | Fawkes Capital Management | GOOGL | Alphabet Inc. | Communication Services | Interactive Media & Services | Bull | NASDAQ | AI, Cloud computing, Search, semiconductors, technology, TPU, undervalued | Login |
| Aug 27, 2025 | Fund Letters | Fawkes Capital Management | CMEC.SS | Chongqing Machinery & Electric Co., Ltd. | Industrials | Industrial Machinery | Bull | Shanghai Stock Exchange | AI infrastructure, China, datacenter, Diesel Generators, Industrial, manufacturing, Value | Login |
| Aug 27, 2025 | Fund Letters | Fawkes Capital Management | PKE | Park Aerospace Corp. | Industrials | Aerospace & Defense | Bull | NYSE | Aerospace, Commercial Aviation, Composite Materials, Defense, Patriot Missiles, Ukraine | Login |
| Aug 27, 2025 | Fund Letters | Fawkes Capital Management | AVIO.MI | AVIO S.p.A. | Industrials | Aerospace & Defense | Bull | Borsa Italiana | Defense, Europe, Propulsion Systems, Satellite Launch, Space, Ukraine, Vega-C | Login |
| Oct 25, 2024 | Fund Letters | Fawkes Capital Management | AGX | Argan Inc | Industrials | Construction & Engineering | Bull | NYSE | construction, data centers, energy infrastructure, engineering, Gas Power, Power Plants, renewable energy | Login |
| Oct 25, 2024 | Fund Letters | Fawkes Capital Management | GEO | The GEO Group Inc | Real Estate | Specialized REITs | Bull | NYSE | Border Security, Electronic Monitoring, government contracts, High-Margin Technology, Immigration, Prison Operations, REIT | Login |
| Oct 25, 2024 | Fund Letters | Fawkes Capital Management | CLS | Celestica Inc | Information Technology | Electronic Manufacturing Services | Bull | NYSE | Compute, Connectivity, contract manufacturing, data centers, Electronic Components, hyperscalers, Storage, Value | Login |
| Oct 25, 2024 | Fund Letters | Fawkes Capital Management | LEU | Centrus Energy Corp | Energy | Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels | Neutral | NYSE | Big Tech, data centers, Enrichment, government contracts, Nuclear Power, profit-taking, SMR, uranium | Login |
| TICKER | COMMENTARY |
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| 000660.KS | Performance was driven primarily by five core holdings: SK Hynix, Kingboard Laminates, Ampoc Far East, Kioxia and Murata. The AI supply chain investment theme continued to perform strongly throughout June, validating our conviction in the sector. |
| 1888.HK | Performance was driven primarily by five core holdings: SK Hynix, Kingboard Laminates, Ampoc Far East, Kioxia and Murata. The AI supply chain investment theme continued to perform strongly throughout June, validating our conviction in the sector. |
| 6981.T | Performance was driven primarily by five core holdings: SK Hynix, Kingboard Laminates, Ampoc Far East, Kioxia and Murata. The AI supply chain investment theme continued to perform strongly throughout June, validating our conviction in the sector. |
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