Investor Summary
Fund Strategy
FUND PERFORMANCE AS OF 31st March 2026
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ClearBridge Growth Strategy modestly underperformed its Russell Midcap Growth benchmark in Q1 2026 amid surging volatility driven by macro conditions and Middle East military conflict. The portfolio reflects a multi-year evolution toward more balanced growth expression, combining steady compounders for stability with disruptive growth businesses for upside participation. Performance was pressured by information technology and financials holdings, particularly software names like Autodesk, Shopify, and CrowdStrike, while industrials and communication services proved beneficial. The managers used market volatility to refine positioning, exiting HubSpot due to AI disruption concerns while initiating positions in Fastenal, Spotify, Viking Holdings, and Wayfair. Key contributors included L3Harris benefiting from defense spending trends and Vertiv capitalizing on data center buildout. The team maintains conviction in their disciplined approach, viewing current volatility as creating attractive opportunities for active investors. They expect continued macro uncertainty but believe their improved diversification and focus on high-quality businesses with strong balance sheets positions the strategy well for long-term value creation across various market environments.
ClearBridge Growth Strategy maintains a disciplined, bottom-up investment approach focused on high-quality growth businesses with strong competitive advantages, emphasizing balance between offensive growth potential and defensive characteristics to navigate volatile macro conditions while capturing long-term upside opportunities.
The managers' outlook remains consistent: while macro uncertainty and volatility are likely to persist and may even increase as geopolitical developments evolve, these environments often create the most attractive opportunities for active, bottom-up investors. They believe the ongoing broadening of market leadership, particularly beyond mega cap technology, is a constructive development for their investment universe. After a prolonged period of concentration, a more balanced market should reward differentiated, high active share portfolios such as theirs.
| Date | Letter | Tickers | Keywords | Pitches | Quick Takes |
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| Apr 8 2026 | 2026 Q1 | ADSK, APP, CAVA, CMG, CRWD, FAST, FCX, HOOD, HUBG, JCI, LHX, META, MSGS, PINS, SHOP, SPOT, TJX, VIK, VRT, W, XPO | AI, defense, E-Commerce, growth, industrials, mid cap, technology, volatility | - | ClearBridge Growth Strategy modestly underperformed in Q1 2026 as macro volatility and Middle East conflict pressured growth equities. Managers used market dislocations to upgrade portfolio quality, adding Fastenal, Spotify, Viking Holdings, and Wayfair while exiting HubSpot. Defense and data center infrastructure holdings outperformed while software faced valuation compression. Team maintains disciplined bottom-up approach targeting long-term growth opportunities. |
| Jan 26 2026 | 2025 Q4 | APG, ARE, ARGX, BSY, CHDN, CHWY, CMPO, CPAY, CWST, DKNG, DOCS, DT, EXPE, LNW, PFGC, PTC, RBLX, RESI, TDY, TYL, XPO | AI, dispersion, fundamentals, gaming, mid cap, real estate, stock selection, technology |
LNWO EXPE CHDN ARE CWST CPAY |
Mid cap strategy underperformed in Q4 amid narrow market focus on AI themes and sentiment-driven moves. Technology and real estate detracted while gaming and travel contributed. Managers are reallocating toward underappreciated businesses with durable fundamentals as improving policy clarity and accommodative conditions create more constructive environment for active stock selection. |
| Oct 21 2025 | 2025 Q3 | ALNY, APP, ARGX, ATS.TO, AVTR, AXON, BJ, CASY, CCK, CHWY, EMN, ICLR, IP, JLL, LNW, PFGC, QXO, RARE, TECH, UMBF | Biotechnology, Consumer Staples, Food Distribution, Health Care, mid cap, Rate Cuts, stock selection, value | RBLX | ClearBridge Mid Cap Strategy outperformed through superior stock selection in consumer staples and health care, capitalizing on Fed rate cuts and easing policy uncertainty. Strong performance from Performance Food Group and biotechnology holdings offset weakness in consumer discretionary. New positions in QXO and Bio-Techne reflect nimble capital deployment toward quality growth opportunities in fragmented markets. |
| Aug 4 2025 | 2025 Q2 | APP, AXON, COR, CVNA, FIX, FOUR, HLT, HWM, LNW, MELI, NET, NU, PLTR, PSTG, RBLX, RCL, RUBK, TW, VST, WING | AI, consumer discretionary, growth, mid cap, Rate Cuts, tariffs, technology | - | ClearBridge Mid Cap Growth delivered strong absolute returns but lagged benchmark due to underweights in AI rally leaders Palantir and Roblox. Team actively deployed capital into consumer discretionary opportunities like Carvana and Hilton during market weakness. Focus remains on high-quality growth companies with strong fundamentals, particularly identifying AI investment cycle winners within technology sector. |
| Mar 31 2025 | 2025 Q1 | APP, ASH, AVTR, AZPN, BKR, CASY, COTY, DTE, EQT, ES, HIG, IP, LNW, MCHP, MRVL, PPL, QRVO, RRX, TFX, WSC | AI, energy, industrials, mid cap, Natural Gas, semiconductors, tariffs, technology | - | ClearBridge Mid Cap underperformed in Q1 as tariff fears and AI rotation pressured industrials and tech holdings. Managers used weakness to add to high-conviction AI plays AppLovin and Marvell while natural gas producer EQT led contributions from winter demand. Strategy focuses on quality companies with pricing power and company-specific drivers to navigate tariff uncertainty and low earnings visibility ahead. |
| Dec 31 2024 | 2024 Q4 | APP, ARE, AROC, ASH, AVTR, CAE, COIN, CTRA, EMN, EQT, ICLR, IP, MRVL, RBRK | AI, energy, growth, healthcare, industrials, materials, mid cap, technology | - | ClearBridge's Mid Cap Strategy outperformed in Q4 on strong AI and industrials stock selection, despite mid cap underperformance versus large caps. The fund is positioned in high-quality AI beneficiaries like AppLovin and Marvell, plus cyclical recovery plays. Managers expect 2025 to favor mid caps after two years of large cap dominance, driven by relative valuations and earnings growth catalysts. |
| Sep 30 2024 | 2024 Q3 | AME, APP, APTV, CMG, COIN, CPRT, CRL, DOCS, FIVE, FTNT, HUBS, KKR, LINE, PANW, PINS, PLTR, SMCI, URI, WST | AI, growth, healthcare, industrials, mid cap, Rate Cuts, real estate, technology |
APP DOCS CPRT LINE AME |
ClearBridge's Mid Cap Growth Strategy outperformed in Q3, benefiting from Fed rate cuts that sparked rotation toward mid caps. Strong performance from AI beneficiary AppLovin and healthcare platform Doximity drove results. The team added positions in warehouse REIT Lineage and industrial instruments maker AMETEK while exiting West Pharmaceutical amid destocking concerns. Despite election uncertainty and industrial sector headwinds, they maintain their concentrated growth approach. |
| Jun 30 2024 | 2024 Q2 | APP, ASH, AVTR, AZPN, BKR, CASY, COTY, DTE, EQT, ES, HIG, IP, LNW, MCHP, MRVL, PPL, QRVO, RRX, TFX, WSC | AI, energy, industrials, mid cap, Natural Gas, semiconductors, tariffs, technology | - | ClearBridge Mid Cap underperformed in Q1 as tariff threats pressured industrials holdings while AI stocks faced rotation concerns. Natural gas producer EQT led contributions from winter demand. Managers added to AI names during weakness and initiated new positions while maintaining focus on high-quality companies with pricing power to weather policy uncertainty. |
| Dec 31 2023 | 2023 Q4 | MNDY, WST | - | - | |
| Sep 30 2023 | 2023 Q3 | BKI, CASY, CMG, FERG, KEYS, SWAV, XPO | - | - | |
| Feb 11 2022 | 2022 Q3 | AVLR, AZPN, CMG, ETSY, PCTY, TFX, WSC | - | - |
| QUARTER | THEMES | TAGS |
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| 2026 Q1 |
AIThe portfolio reflects ongoing AI-driven disruption across software and technology holdings. Managers see AppLovin as an early adopter and longer-term beneficiary of AI, as greater gaming and application development should increase the need for discovery. However, AI disruption concerns weighed on some holdings like AppLovin amid fears of competitive displacement. |
Software Gaming Discovery Disruption Competition |
Data CentersVertiv, a manufacturer of power and precision cooling systems, continued to benefit from the buildout of data center and AI infrastructure. The company's positioning in critical infrastructure supporting the digital economy remains a key portfolio theme. |
Infrastructure Power Cooling Buildout Technology | |
Defense SpendingDefense contractor L3Harris delivered solid performance amid sustained global defense spending trends. The geopolitical environment and military conflicts in the Middle East reinforce the importance of defense investments in the portfolio. |
Contractors Global Geopolitical Military Spending | |
E-commerceThe managers initiated a position in Wayfair, seeing significant long-term opportunity as e-commerce penetration increases within the home furnishings category. The company's asset-light model and logistics infrastructure provide competitive advantages for margin leverage as revenue scales. |
Penetration Logistics Margins Scaling Furnishings | |
TravelViking Holdings was added as a leading operator in river and luxury cruises. The company's focus on a more affluent customer base, combined with strong pricing power and high returns on invested capital, positions it well to benefit from continued growth in experiential travel demand. |
Cruises Luxury Pricing Experiential Affluent | |
LogisticsXPO, the fourth-largest less-than-truckload carrier in North America, continued to benefit from initiatives under new leadership to improve service levels, pricing discipline and margins. The managers increased allocation to XPO, reflecting preference for companies with both self-help initiatives and cyclical upside. |
Trucking Service Pricing Margins Cyclical | |
| 2025 Q4 |
AIAI continued as a major theme with over 300 S&P 500 companies mentioning artificial intelligence on earnings calls. However, scrutiny increased around AI-related revenue circularity, massive capital spending scale, and durability of longer-term returns on investment. Oracle faced concerns about OpenAI backlog concentration risk and significant debt required for datacenter commitments. |
Artificial Intelligence Data Centers Capital Spending Revenue Circularity Infrastructure |
Trade PolicyTrade relations between the U.S. and China remained a key market focus with tensions flaring over tariff escalations and export controls. China dramatically expanded export controls on rare earth minerals while the U.S. threatened 100% tariffs in retaliation. A one-year trade truce was ultimately reached between Presidents Trump and Xi Jinping. |
Tariffs China Export Controls Rare Earth Minerals Trade Relations | |
CryptoThe fund added Coinbase Global as a new position, viewing it as the dominant player in the U.S. cryptocurrency market with over 65% trading volume share. Recent regulatory clarity from the GENIUS Act and anticipated CLARITY Act are expected to boost institutional adoption and trading volumes. |
Cryptocurrency Regulatory Clarity Trading Volume Institutional Adoption | |
| 2025 Q3 |
BiotechnologyHealth care was a key driver of outperformance, anchored by strength in biotechnology. Argenx delivered robust results supported by continued adoption of its lead therapy for autoimmune disorders and promising progress across its clinical pipeline. Alnylam advanced driven by accelerating uptake of its ATTR-CM treatment and raised full-year revenue guidance. |
Autoimmune Pipeline Revenue |
Food DistributionConsumer staples proved a standout for the Strategy, led by Performance Food Group, a top U.S. foodservice distributor. The stock benefited from constructive activist engagement and news of exploring strategic combination with US Foods. The company's strong execution and steady earnings underscore its leadership in U.S. food distribution. |
Foodservice Distribution Activist | |
GamingAppLovin, a mobile technology company specializing in gaming and e-commerce monetization, rallied on continued investor excitement about the launch of its e-commerce business. The company continues to deliver best-in-class AI demand generation to its customers with potential for incremental cash flow growth. |
Mobile Monetization AI | |
Life Science ToolsThe Strategy initiated a new position in Bio-Techne, a leading provider of life sciences tools and diagnostics used in biological research, clinical testing and biopharmaceutical manufacturing. The company's high-margin consumables and instrumentation portfolio provide durable recurring revenue streams with biopharma and academic exposure. |
Diagnostics Consumables Recurring | |
Building MaterialsThe Strategy added QXO, a newly formed building materials distribution platform led by Brad Jacobs. The company is pursuing consolidation of the fragmented building materials industry by acquiring mid-size distributors and applying advanced technology, logistics and pricing systems to improve efficiency and profitability. |
Distribution Consolidation Technology | |
| 2025 Q2 |
AIContinued demand for AI drove market performance with heightened attention to security and data center buildouts. The AI ecosystem remains short power with companies like Vistra positioned to deliver at meaningful premiums. The team is actively determining relative winners of the AI investment cycle. |
Data Centers Power Security Growth |
E-commerceMercadoLibre demonstrated strong performance with its transition from e-commerce and fintech platform into a broader digital ecosystem. The company's digital advertising division Mercado Ads highlights this evolution beyond traditional online commerce. |
Digital Advertising Fintech Latin America | |
CybersecurityData protection and security services company Rubrik continues to benefit from customers' increasing prioritization and spending on IT security. This reflects broader trends in cybersecurity investment priorities. |
Data Protection IT Security Enterprise | |
Auto RetailCarvana emerged from restructuring with return to strong growth and record profitability leading the legacy auto retail sector. The company targets dramatic scale-up from 500,000 to three million annual car sales over the next five to ten years. |
Used Autos Online Disruption Scale | |
HotelsHilton Worldwide represents one of the largest and fastest-growing lodging companies with over 1.25 million rooms and a robust pipeline of 500,000 rooms in development supporting 6-7% annual growth targets. |
Lodging Growth Asset Light Franchising | |
| 2025 Q1 |
AIAI beneficiaries like AppLovin faced pressure from short sellers amid broader tech retreat, but the manager believes AI-enabled advertising platforms remain among the best AI opportunities in mid cap. Data center companies like Marvell continue to benefit from hyperscaler buildouts despite DeepSeek concerns. SailPoint's AI integration has expanded its addressable market for identity security solutions. |
Data Centers Advertising Identity Hyperscalers Software |
Trade PolicyPotential tariffs under the Trump administration created market volatility and uncertainty, particularly pressuring industrial equipment manufacturers due to concerns about increased manufacturing input costs. The threat of more tariffs is driving focus toward companies with strong balance sheets and pricing power to weather economic storms. |
Tariffs Manufacturing Industrials Policy Uncertainty | |
Natural GasNatural gas producers like EQT benefited from the coldest winter since 1988, spurring increased demand and higher prices. EQT continued capitalizing on strong operational performance while making progress on deleveraging goals and maintaining its position as the lowest-cost producer in the basin. |
Winter Demand Pricing Production Deleveraging | |
SemiconductorsSemiconductor companies faced pressure following the DeepSeek announcement, with networking and storage companies like Marvell pulling back despite strong fundamentals. The manager believes hyperscalers will continue building data centers regardless of more efficient AI models, providing long-term opportunities for preferred semiconductor partners. |
Data Centers Networking Storage Hyperscalers AI | |
| 2024 Q4 |
AIThe fund holds high-quality AI beneficiaries like AppLovin and Marvell Technology in the mid cap market. AppLovin's proprietary AI targeting engine Axon powers its mobile advertising platform, while Marvell supplies custom silicon solutions for hyperscale data centers and AI infrastructure. The managers believe competitive differentiation will become more important as AI investment evolves. |
Artificial Intelligence Data Centers Semiconductors Mobile Advertising Custom Silicon |
EnergyThe fund initiated a position in Archrock, a natural gas compression equipment provider, believing the company is well-positioned to capture growing outsourcing demand. They exited Coterra Energy due to acquisitions that prioritized size over operational efficiency. Energy sector returned 10.33% in Q4 on optimism over Chinese demand and winter weather forecasts. |
Natural Gas Energy Infrastructure Compression Equipment Oil Gas Producers | |
MaterialsThe fund added International Paper as a turnaround story under new CEO leadership, expecting optimization of manufacturing footprint and improved margins. Materials was the worst-performing sector at -10.50% due to uncertain outlook and continued pushout of recovery expectations, but managers see favorable supply/demand balance supporting pricing power. |
Paper Packaging Manufacturing Turnaround Pricing Power | |
| 2024 Q3 |
AIAppLovin is highlighted as one of the best examples of an AI beneficiary in the mid cap market, having already incorporated AI capabilities into its platform. This translates into more effective take rates on clients' mobile games and transactions. The manager believes mobile games represent only the tip of the iceberg of AppLovin's potential for its AI-enabled platform. |
Machine Learning Platform Mobile Gaming Advertising |
RatesThe Fed's decision to cut interest rates by 50 basis points in September proved a boon to interest rate sensitive sectors. Access to cheaper financing helped lift growth companies and acted as a tailwind to the rotation toward rate-sensitive sectors and small and mid cap stocks. The likelihood of further cuts and access to cheaper financing also supported the rotation away from generative AI beneficiaries. |
Federal Reserve Interest Rates Financing Monetary Policy Rate Cuts | |
| 2024 Q2 |
AIThe strategy holds AI beneficiaries like AppLovin and Marvell Technology. Despite short-term pressure from DeepSeek concerns, the managers believe AI-enabled advertising platforms and data center infrastructure remain compelling long-term opportunities in the mid cap space. |
Data Centers Advertising Semiconductors Software Infrastructure |
Trade PolicyTariff threats and trade policy uncertainty under the new Trump administration created significant market volatility. The managers are positioning for potential increased manufacturing costs and economic uncertainty from expanded tariff policies. |
Tariffs Manufacturing Policy Uncertainty Costs | |
Natural GasEQT, North America's largest natural gas producer, was the top contributor as the coldest winter since 1988 drove demand higher. The company continues operational improvements and deleveraging while maintaining its position as the lowest-cost producer. |
Winter Demand Production Pricing Weather |
| Date | Pitch Type | Author | Ticker | Company | Industry | Sub Industry | Bull / Bear | Exchange | Keywords | Action |
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| Jan 26, 2026 | Fund Letters | Brian Angerame | LNWO | Light & Wonder, Inc. | Consumer Discretionary | Casinos & Gaming | Bull | NASDAQ | entertainment, Gaming, recurring revenue, Technicals, valuation | Login |
| Jan 26, 2026 | Fund Letters | Brian Angerame | EXPE | Expedia Group, Inc. | Consumer Discretionary | Internet & Direct Marketing Retail | Bull | NASDAQ | consumer, Execution, Margins, Platforms, Travel | Login |
| Jan 26, 2026 | Fund Letters | Brian Angerame | CHDN | Churchill Downs Incorporated | Consumer Discretionary | Casinos & Gaming | Bull | NASDAQ | assets, cashflow, entertainment, Gaming, Normalization | Login |
| Jan 26, 2026 | Fund Letters | Brian Angerame | ARE | Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc. | Real Estate | Office REITs | Neutral | New York Stock Exchange | dividends, headwinds, Leasing, lifesciences, realestate | Login |
| Jan 26, 2026 | Fund Letters | Brian Angerame | CWST | Casella Waste Systems, Inc. | Industrials | Environmental & Facilities Services | Bull | NASDAQ | cashflow, consolidation, Defensiveness, Pricingpower, Wastemanagement | Login |
| Jan 26, 2026 | Fund Letters | Brian Angerame | CPAY | Corpay, Inc. | Financials | Transaction & Payment Processing Services | Bull | New York Stock Exchange | Automation, cashflow, Margins, Payments, recurring revenue | Login |
| Oct 21, 2025 | Fund Letters | Brian Angerame | RBLX | Roblox Corporation | Communication Services | Interactive Home Entertainment | Bull | NYSE | advertising, Creator economy, Engagement, growth, monetization, network effects, UGC | Login |
| Oct 31, 2024 | Fund Letters | ClearBridge Mid Cap Growth Strategy | APP | AppLovin Corporation | Communication Services | Interactive Media & Services | Bull | NASDAQ | advertising platform, AI, Gaming, growth, Mobile Apps, SaaS, technology | Login |
| Oct 31, 2024 | Fund Letters | ClearBridge Mid Cap Growth Strategy | DOCS | Doximity Inc | Health Care | Health Care Technology | Bull | NYSE | digital platform, Healthcare services, Healthcare Technology, Medical Professionals, SaaS, telehealth | Login |
| Oct 31, 2024 | Fund Letters | ClearBridge Mid Cap Growth Strategy | CPRT | Copart Inc | Industrials | Commercial Services & Supplies | Bull | NASDAQ | Automotive Auctions, dominant market position, Global, Industrials, Online Platform, Remarketing Services | Login |
| Oct 31, 2024 | Fund Letters | ClearBridge Mid Cap Growth Strategy | LINE | Lineage Inc | Real Estate | Specialized REITs | Bull | NASDAQ | cold storage, frozen foods, infrastructure, Logistics, Real Estate, REIT, Temperature-Controlled Warehouses | Login |
| Oct 31, 2024 | Fund Letters | ClearBridge Mid Cap Growth Strategy | AME | AMETEK Inc | Industrials | Electrical Equipment | Bull | NYSE | Acquisitions, Aerospace, Electronic Instruments, Healthcare Equipment, Industrials, Marine Instrumentation, Niche markets | Login |
| TICKER | COMMENTARY |
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| ADSK | Despite solid quarterly results, holdings such as Autodesk, Shopify and CrowdStrike declined as investors questioned growth durability and valuation levels across the subsector. |
| SHOP | Despite solid quarterly results, holdings such as Autodesk, Shopify and CrowdStrike declined as investors questioned growth durability and valuation levels across the subsector. |
| CRWD | Despite solid quarterly results, holdings such as Autodesk, Shopify and CrowdStrike declined as investors questioned growth durability and valuation levels across the subsector. |
| APP | AppLovin, which operates a software platform for advertisers to enhance the marketing and monetization of their content — particularly within mobile apps — was also a notable detractor, on fears of AI disruption and rising competition from Meta. We see AppLovin as an early adopter and longer-term beneficiary of AI, as greater gaming and application development should increase the need for discovery. We also believe recent competitive concerns are overblown as the company has successfully competed against Meta for years and there are no signs it is being displaced, particularly as it relates to AppLovin's higher-value impressions. |
| META | AppLovin was a notable detractor on fears of AI disruption and rising competition from Meta. We also believe recent competitive concerns are overblown as the company has successfully competed against Meta for years and there are no signs it is being displaced. |
| HOOD | In financials, Robinhood Markets detracted from performance due to a pullback in retail trading volumes and bitcoin pricing following a strong 2025. While near-term cryptocurrency trends have moderated, we continue to see long-term potential in the platform's ability to expand its ecosystem and capture share across a broader set of financial services offerings. |
| VRT | In industrials, Vertiv, a manufacturer of power and precision cooling systems, continued to benefit from the buildout of data center and AI infrastructure. |
| LHX | defense contractor L3Harris delivered solid performance amid sustained global defense spending trends. |
| XPO | Relatively new addition XPO, the fourth-largest less-than-truckload carrier in North America, continued to benefit from initiatives under its new leadership to improve service levels, pricing discipline and margins. we increased our allocation to XPO, reflecting a preference for companies with both self-help initiatives and cyclical upside, particularly in an environment where macro conditions remain uncertain. |
| MSGS | Holdings in the communication services and consumer discretionary sectors were also key contributors, led by Madison Square Garden Sports, which is exploring a separation of the New York Knicks and Rangers into two standalone public companies, enhancing strategic flexibility. |
| TJX | TJX, which put up better than expected same-store sales growth despite a more constrained consumer spending environment. |
| HUBG | Our exit from HubSpot is representative of this discipline: while the company maintains a strong competitive position in the mid-market customer relationship management space, rising concerns around AI-driven disintermediation, particularly in the less complex and more price-sensitive small and medium business segment of the market, led us to reallocate capital toward higher-conviction opportunities. |
| FAST | In industrials, we initiated a position in Fastenal, a high-quality compounder with a differentiated onsite distribution model and structural advantages in scale and supply chain. We believe the company is well-positioned as a share gainer in a fragmented market to drive durable growth through the business cycle, offering offensive characteristics in the event of an industrial recovery as well as the ability to outgrow end markets amid a weaker environment. |
| SPOT | In communication services, we initiated a position in Spotify, a global audio streaming platform with more than 750 million monthly active users. We were attracted to Spotify's durable, subscription-led growth and improving pricing power and profitability. We took advantage of the recent selloff to initiate a position. |
| VIK | Finally, in consumer discretionary, we added Viking Holdings, a leading operator in river and luxury cruises. The company's focus on a more affluent customer base, combined with strong pricing power and high returns on invested capital, positions it well to benefit from continued growth in experiential travel demand. |
| W | We also initiated a position in Wayfair, where we see significant long-term opportunity as e-commerce penetration increases within the home furnishings category. The company's asset-light model and logistics infrastructure provide a competitive advantage and should allow for meaningful margin leverages as revenue scales, particularly if housing activity and big-ticket spending normalizes over time. |
| CAVA | as well as to fast-casual restaurant CAVA, which continues to expand its location footprint and explore new menu innovations as it transitions from a newly public company to a large-scale sustainable growth franchise. |
| FCX | On an individual stock basis, the biggest contributors to relative returns were L3Harris Technologies, Madison Square Garden Sports, Vertiv, Freeport-McMoRan and Johnson Controls International. |
| JCI | On an individual stock basis, the biggest contributors to relative returns were L3Harris Technologies, Madison Square Garden Sports, Vertiv, Freeport-McMoRan and Johnson Controls International. |
| CMG | In addition to the transactions listed above, the Strategy exited positions in Chipotle Mexican Grill in the consumer discretionary sector. |
| PINS | the Strategy exited positions in Pinterest in the communication services sector. |
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