Investor Summary
Fund Strategy
FUND PERFORMANCE AS OF 30th June 2026
| ANNUALIZED SINCE INCEPTION | QUARTERLY | YTD |
|---|---|---|
| - | - | 4.64% |
| ANNUALIZED SINCE INCEPTION | QUARTERLY | YTD |
|---|---|---|
| - | - | 4.64% |
The Steppe Eagle returned +4.64% in H1 2026 versus +7.09% for MSCI World, bringing since-inception returns to +37.99%. The fund's performance was shaped by opposing forces: SaaS companies including Salesforce, Adobe, Shopify, and Accenture were detractors as markets questioned their ability to handle the LLM challenge, losing combined $10,200. Clean energy companies including Nextpower, SMA Solar, Enphase, and SolarEdge lifted the portfolio with gains above $15,000 as solar and wind benefited from anticipated data center energy demand. A significant cash influx in June from new unitholders muted overall impact but provided opportunity to add positions tactically at lower prices. The manager added stakes in Accenture, Salesforce, Lululemon, Uber, ServiceNow, Adobe, Zoom, DocuSign, and Lyft, most yielding considerable returns by publication. The fund actively avoids the 33%+ concentration of Magnificent Seven in the S&P 500, expecting unpleasantries from mega-cap tech concentration. The manager maintains conviction in value and growth-at-reasonable-price companies, targeting competitive double-digit returns over multi-year horizons while waiting patiently for discounts in clean energy sectors.
The Steppe Eagle pursues long-term value creation by investing in environmentally friendly and shariah-compliant businesses across developed economies, focusing on mature companies with proven track records, sustainable competitive advantages, and strong financial health, particularly in clean energy, software, and conscious consumer sectors, while avoiding excessive concentration in mega-cap tech despite market enthusiasm.
The manager expects to achieve competitive double-digit returns over a multi-year horizon by searching for value or growth-at-reasonable-price companies. The dynamics of The Steppe Eagle will heavily rely on SaaS companies, Uber, and Lyft in upcoming months and quarters. The fund will try to find attractive smaller bets and clean energy companies. The manager maintains a patient, long-term approach, stating that even three years is just a first step and emphasizing that time in the market means more than timing the market.
| Date | Letter | Tickers | Keywords | Pitches | Quick Takes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 17 2026 | 2026 Q2 | ACN, ADBE, CRM, DOCU, ENPH, FLNC, GOOGL, LULU, LYFT, META, MSFT, NOW, NVDA, SEDG, SHLS, SHOP, THO, UBER, ZM | AI, clean energy, E-Commerce, SaaS, semiconductors, Solar, value, Wind | - | The Steppe Eagle gained 4.64% in H1 2026 as clean energy positions offset SaaS weakness amid LLM uncertainty. New capital enabled tactical additions to quality software names at depressed prices. The fund avoids Magnificent Seven concentration risk, holding only Alphabet, while building positions in value-oriented businesses and waiting for clean energy discounts. Management targets double-digit returns through patient, long-term investing in environmentally sustainable companies. |
| Jul 28 2025 | 2025 Q2 | ADBE, BIRD, BWA, CRM, FLNC, GOOGL, HFG.DE, LIGHT.AS, LYFT, MGA, NVDA, NXT, PUM.DE, S92.DE, SEDG, SHOP.TO, THO, VWSB.CO, ZAL.DE, ZM | AI, clean energy, Cloud, E-Commerce, Solar, technology, value, Wind |
CRM ZM ZAL GR NXT VWSB GR PUM GR ADBE |
The Steppe Eagle targets long-term returns through sustainable, shariah-compliant businesses in clean energy, technology, and conscious consumer sectors. After underperforming in H1 2025, the fund recovered to +9.74% YTD driven by solar equipment and precious metals gains. Positioned for clean energy cycle recovery in 2025-2027 with patient capital approach spanning 3-10+ year horizons. |
| Feb 19 2025 | 2024 Q4 | AAPL, ADBE, AMZN, BIRD, CRM, CSIQ, GOOGL, HFG.DE, LIGHT.AS, META, MSFT, NVDA, NXT, PUM.DE, SEDG, SHOP, TPIC, TSLA, ZAL.DE, ZM | clean energy, Europe, long-term, technology, undervalued, value | - | Steppe Eagle lost 8.46% in 2024 due to extreme clean energy weakness, particularly SolarEdge's 89% decline. Manager maintains conviction in value approach and clean energy transition thesis, viewing current sector weakness as cyclical. Avoided tech concentration except reasonably-priced Alphabet. High cash position (35%) and focus on undervalued sustainable businesses positions fund for recovery when market extremes correct. |
| Jul 19 2024 | 2024 Q2 | ADBE, AMZN, ASC.L, CRM, CSIQ, ENPH, GOOGL, HFG.DE, NVDA, PUM.DE, SEDG, SIGNF, TPIC, ZAL.DE, ZM | clean energy, Cloud, Cyclical, Europe, growth, long-term, value |
SEDG HFG.DE TPIC |
Value-focused fund down 16.53% in H1 2024 due to AI mania and clean energy oversupply. Portfolio concentrated in quality cloud, e-commerce, and renewable companies trading at deep discounts. Manager sees current market concentration exceeding dot-com bubble levels and expects recovery in 2025 as cycles normalize and value investing pays off. |
| Dec 31 2023 | 2023 Q4 | ADBE, CRM, CSIQ, ENPH, GOOGL, HFG.DE, LIGHT.AS, LYFT, SEDG, SHOP.TO, TPIC, VWSB.DE, ZAL.DE, ZM | clean energy, Esg, Europe, long-term, technology, value |
ZAL.DE HFG.DE LIGHT.AS TPIC CRM AZM IM SEDG |
Steppe Eagle returned 6.81% in 2023, underperforming benchmarks by avoiding Magnificent 7 concentration. The fund focuses on patient value investing in clean energy and technology at reasonable valuations. Strong gains from Shopify, Adobe, and uranium offset solar sector weakness. Portfolio is fully deployed in undervalued sustainable businesses positioned for 3-5 year recovery cycles. |
| Dec 31 2022 | 2022 Q4 | BIRD, GOOG, HFG GR, TPIC, ZAL GR | - | - |
| QUARTER | THEMES | TAGS |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 Q2 |
AINeural networks continue to create market uncertainty about whether they will remake the software landscape. The manager notes the concentration of Magnificent Seven tech companies in the S&P 500 has reached 33%+ fueled by AI-related hysteria and this-time-is-different thinking. The fund actively avoids this concentration risk despite market enthusiasm. |
LLMs Software Magnificent Seven Nvidia Concentration |
SaaSSoftware-as-a-Service companies experienced volatility as the market questioned their ability to handle the LLM challenge. The fund's largest positions including Salesforce, Adobe, Shopify, and Accenture were detractors in H1 2026, losing combined $10,200. Despite near-term weakness, the manager maintains conviction in these businesses and added positions tactically at lower prices. |
Salesforce Adobe Shopify Cloud Enterprise Software | |
SolarSolar companies were highly volatile, reaching peak prices in May due to anticipated high energy demand for data centers. TAN ETF finished +14.7% for the half. Clean energy companies including Nextpower, SMA Solar, Enphase, and SolarEdge lifted the portfolio with combined gains above $15,000. The manager views these sectors as strategic but is waiting for more discounts to refill reserves. |
Solar inverters Data centers Energy demand Nextpower SolarEdge | |
WindWind energy showed strong performance with FAN ETF ending up +21.3% in the first half. Vestas Wind Systems is described as the poster child of wind energy and the largest active company globally. The company achieved record sales in 2025, improved adjusted FCF above 1.5 billion, and has 27GW of projects in pipeline with 37 billion EUR of service contracts. |
Vestas Wind turbines Renewable energy Service contracts | |
SemiconductorsHardware component shortages were offset by fears of an AI bubble, leading to high volatility within the semiconductor sector. Hardware companies eventually rose in May and June. The manager expresses concern about the concentration of mega-cap tech companies and expects unpleasantries connected to these businesses in the near or distant future. |
Memory chips Hardware Component shortage Nvidia | |
Data CentersPolitical struggle with the US about data centers and electrical energy supply created an extremely high risk/high reward environment for the energy sector. Anticipated high energy demand for data centers drove solar and wind companies to peak prices in May. The theme is discussed in context of infrastructure needs and power supply constraints. |
Energy demand Infrastructure Power supply Solar Wind | |
ValueThe manager monitors the Growth-to-Value stocks ratio since early 2024 and notes that exciting new technologies still need backing of tangible hardware and electricity. The Value spectrum of the stock universe promises more exciting long-term ideas. The fund has a bunch of value ideas and keeps adding more when prices appear cheap, searching for value or growth-at-reasonable-price companies. |
Growth vs Value Valuation Infrastructure Hardware | |
E-commerceShopify is described as one of the best positions of the Steppe Eagle, built from scratch with low debt and high-growth profile. The company encompasses merchant necessities including marketplace, logistics, tax solutions, and POS, remaining a 20-25% grower. Zalando is held as a European e-commerce clothing retailer with stiff grip over the EU market, though the manager notes fast-fashion is less green than previously thought. |
Shopify Zalando Marketplace Merchant infrastructure | |
| 2025 Q2 |
SolarSolar equipment companies like Nextracker grew 59% since December, while SMA Solar and SolarEdge combined grew 50%. The fund sees solar as a primary energy source with rapidly increasing presence, moving from below 0.5% to 5-7% of total energy consumption and above 10% of electricity generation worldwide. |
Solar Trackers Solar Inverters Renewable Energy Clean Energy Energy Transition |
WindVestas Wind Systems represents the largest and oldest wind energy company serving all major global markets except China. The company has 27GW of projects in pipeline and 37 billion EUR of service contracts, with improved financial health and record sales in 2024. |
Wind Energy Renewable Energy Clean Energy Wind Components Energy Transition | |
CloudCloud-based platforms like Salesforce pioneered CRM systems with double-digit growth and rapidly improving profitability. Alphabet vigorously grows in Cloud Computing with double-digit growth, representing a key growth driver for tech titans. |
Cloud Computing CRM SaaS Enterprise Software Digital Transformation | |
E-commerceEuropean e-commerce leader Zalando maintains a stiff grip over the EU market with 10.3 billion EUR in sales. The company shows potential for stable double-digit growth despite thin profit margins and fast-fashion sustainability concerns. |
Online Retail Digital Commerce European Markets Retail Technology Consumer Digital | |
AINvidia's financial performance in AI could be unmatched in stock market history, though the manager warns of vulnerability in pricing despite 50-70% annual sales growth. Alphabet is positioned as the top company for Autonomous Driving and an undisputed leader in AI development. |
Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning Autonomous Driving GPU Computing Tech Innovation | |
| 2024 Q4 |
Energy TransitionThe fund maintains deep exposure (up to 30% of portfolio) to wind, solar, and battery companies despite extreme sector decline in 2024. Manager views this as cyclical weakness similar to post-Fukushima crisis 2011-2013, with mathematical evidence showing global power generation shifting toward renewables at 3-5x the rate of fossil fuel installations. |
Solar Wind Battery Clean Energy Renewable |
ValueManager emphasizes seeking undervalued strong businesses trading at significant discounts to intrinsic value. Started building positions in old-school value companies like BorgWarner, Magna International, and Thor Industries. Expects value stocks to outperform growth stocks as current growth dominance becomes unsustainable. |
Undervalued Intrinsic Value Value Stocks Discount | |
CloudSignificant positions in cloud-based technology companies including Salesforce (CRM platform pioneer), Zoom (workplace collaboration), and Shopify (e-commerce platform). These companies demonstrated strong returns and sustainable business models with low debt levels and high free cash flow margins. |
SaaS CRM Collaboration E-commerce Software | |
E-commerceHoldings in European e-commerce leaders Zalando SE (10.3 billion EUR clothing retailer) and HelloFresh SE (7.7 billion EUR meal kit delivery). Both companies showed recovery potential trading at depressed valuations despite maintaining market leadership positions in their respective segments. |
Online Retail Marketplaces Digital Commerce | |
| 2024 Q2 |
Energy TransitionThe fund is heavily invested in clean energy companies, particularly solar energy firms like SolarEdge and Canadian Solar. The manager expects a recovery in the clean energy sector by 2025 after the current oversupply cycle. Solar energy installations continue to grow globally, with 2022 seeing 1185 Gigawatts installed. |
Solar Clean Energy Renewable Components Energy Storage Wind |
ValueThe fund follows a value investing approach, seeking companies trading at significant discounts to intrinsic value. The manager emphasizes buying quality businesses when Mr. Market offers them at attractive prices, following Warren Buffett's philosophy of being greedy when others are fearful. |
Value Quality Intrinsic Value Discount Long-term | |
E-commerceThe portfolio includes significant exposure to e-commerce and digital marketplace companies including HelloFresh, Zalando, and ASOS. The manager views these as leaders in their respective markets with strong growth potential despite current headwinds. |
E-commerce Marketplaces Digital Commerce Subscription Online Retail | |
CloudThe fund holds major cloud and software companies including Salesforce, Adobe, and Zoom. These represent the largest positions in the portfolio, reflecting the manager's conviction in the long-term growth of cloud-based business solutions. |
Cloud SaaS Enterprise Software CRM Collaboration | |
| 2023 Q4 |
SolarThe fund invested in solar energy leaders SolarEdge, Canadian Solar, and Enphase after the sector crashed in late 2023 due to declining demand. These companies maintain leadership positions and financial health despite industry cyclical challenges. |
SolarEdge Enphase Canadian Solar Power optimizers Solar inverters |
WindTPI Composites builds composite wind blades for major wind energy producers including Vestas, General Electric, and Nordex. Despite stock volatility, the company maintains strong business relationships with wind energy titans. |
TPI Composites Wind blades Vestas General Electric Nordex | |
E-commerceZalando SE is a 10 billion EUR European e-commerce clothing retailer with strong market position in the EU. The company is considered undervalued despite thin profit margins and fast-fashion sustainability concerns. |
Zalando European retail Clothing Online retail EU market | |
CloudSalesforce pioneered cloud-based CRM systems and maintains leadership under CEO Benioff. The company grows at double-digit pace with healthy balance sheet and deserves significant portfolio allocation for long-term holding. |
Salesforce CRM Cloud computing Customer management Enterprise software | |
UraniumPhysical uranium investment provided unexpected strong returns of 85.79% in 2023. The position benefited the portfolio significantly despite its relatively small size in the overall allocation. |
Physical uranium Commodity Nuclear fuel Energy transition Uranium trust |
| Date | Pitch Type | Author | Ticker | Company | Industry | Sub Industry | Bull / Bear | Exchange | Keywords | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 28, 2025 | Fund Letters | Mr. Damir Babanazarov | CRM | Salesforce, Inc. | Information Technology | Application Software | Bull | New York Stock Exchange | cloud, core holding, CRM, margin expansion, profitability | Login |
| Jul 28, 2025 | Fund Letters | Mr. Damir Babanazarov | ZM | Zoom Video Communications, Inc. | Information Technology | Application Software | Bull | NASDAQ | Freecashflow, Green, profitability, SaaS, Unifiedcommunications, valuation | Login |
| Jul 28, 2025 | Fund Letters | Mr. Damir Babanazarov | ZAL GR | Zalando SE | Consumer Discretionary | Internet & Direct Marketing Retail | Bull | Xetra | ecommerce, Europe, Evsales, fashion, Margins, recovery | Login |
| Jul 28, 2025 | Fund Letters | Mr. Damir Babanazarov | NXT | Nextracker Inc. | Industrials | Electrical Components & Equipment | Bull | NASDAQ | growth, renewable energy, Solar, spin-off, Tracking Systems | Login |
| Jul 28, 2025 | Fund Letters | Mr. Damir Babanazarov | VWSB GR | Vestas Wind Systems A/S | Industrials | Heavy Electrical Equipment | Bull | Xetra | cashflow, Margins, pipeline, renewables, services, Wind | Login |
| Jul 28, 2025 | Fund Letters | Mr. Damir Babanazarov | PUM GR | Puma SE | Consumer Discretionary | Apparel, Accessories & Luxury Goods | Bull | Xetra | Apparel, Brand, Footwear, management, Sustainability, turnaround | Login |
| Jul 28, 2025 | Fund Letters | Mr. Damir Babanazarov | ADBE | Adobe Inc. | Information Technology | Application Software | Bull | NASDAQ | Creativity, Margins, Moat, Software, stability | Login |
| Jun 28, 2024 | Fund Letters | Harry Qelm Baabsman | SEDG | SolarEdge Technologies | Information Technology | Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment | Bull | NASDAQ | clean energy, Cyclical, EV/Sales, growth, Inverters, Power Optimizers, Solar Energy, Value | Login |
| Jun 28, 2024 | Fund Letters | Harry Qelm Baabsman | HFG.DE | HelloFresh SE | Consumer Discretionary | Internet & Direct Marketing Retail | Bull | XETRA | Consumer Discretionary, e-commerce, Europe, EV/Sales, market leader, Meal Kit Delivery, Subscription, Value | Login |
| Jun 28, 2024 | Fund Letters | Harry Qelm Baabsman | TPIC | TPI Composites | Industrials | Electrical Equipment | Bull | NASDAQ | clean energy, Composite Manufacturing, Cyclical, Industrial, turnaround, Value, Wind Energy | Login |
| Dec 31, 2023 | Fund Letters | Harry Qelm Baabsman | ZAL.DE | Zalando SE | Consumer Discretionary | Internet & Direct Marketing Retail | Bull | XETRA | double-digit growth, e-commerce, European markets, Fashion retail, market leader, Value | Login |
| Dec 31, 2023 | Fund Letters | Harry Qelm Baabsman | HFG.DE | HelloFresh SE | Consumer Discretionary | Internet & Direct Marketing Retail | Bull | XETRA | double-digit growth, founder-led, Geographic Diversification, Meal Kit Delivery, Sustainable Food, Value | Login |
| Dec 31, 2023 | Fund Letters | Harry Qelm Baabsman | LIGHT.AS | Signify NV | Industrials | Electrical Equipment | Bull | Euronext Amsterdam | dividend income, energy efficiency, LED Lighting, market leader, Sustainable Technology, Value | Login |
| Dec 31, 2023 | Fund Letters | Harry Qelm Baabsman | TPIC | TPI Composites Inc | Industrials | Heavy Electrical Equipment | Bull | NASDAQ | clean energy, Composite Materials, Cyclical, high-risk high-reward, turnaround, Wind Energy | Login |
| Dec 31, 2023 | Fund Letters | Harry Qelm Baabsman | CRM | Salesforce Inc | Information Technology | Application Software | Bull | NYSE | Cloud software, CRM, double-digit growth, Enterprise software, Long-term Hold, Technology leader | Login |
| Dec 31, 2023 | Fund Letters | Harry Qelm Baabsman | AZM IM | Zoom Video Communications Inc | Information Technology | Application Software | Bull | NASDAQ | Contrarian Value, Environmental Benefits, low debt, Post-Pandemic Recovery, Sustainable Technology, Video Communications | Login |
| Dec 31, 2023 | Fund Letters | Harry Qelm Baabsman | SEDG | SolarEdge Technologies Inc | Information Technology | Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment | Bull | NASDAQ | clean technology, Cyclical, energy storage, Fast Growth, Power Optimization, Solar Energy | Login |
| TICKER | COMMENTARY |
|---|---|
| ACN | The company provides strategy and consulting in the area of IT-products in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the Asia Pacific. It is a world-renown IT-consulting company, financially healthy, big, that has managed to continue its growth. The development of LLMs threatens its business, at least a part of the market believes so. We hold it for dividends, continuation of growth and historically favorable valuation. We are holding a 2.5+% position with an average buying point of 137. |
| CRM | The company pioneered cloud-based CRM systems (Customer relationship management). Its bright leadership by Marc Benioff and famous corporate culture enabled it to cultivate a team of talented professionals who develop several important platforms that help businesses globally to work with clients, make analytics and decisions, and develop new connections. That is a big company with sales of over $40 billion; Salesforce's business is growing at a double-digit pace, which has shown a few features of maturing, slowing its fast-growth phase, but with rapidly improving profitability (operating margin jumped from 2% to 20+% in just four years) and a healthy balance sheet. Our average purchase price is $169 between 2023 and 2026. Everybody seems to like CRM's visionary role and wide range of integrated and interlinked solutions. The company's stocks deserve a hefty 6% to 8.5% portion of the investment portfolio and a prolonged holding period, over 7 years or more. In 2026 market decided to distrust SaaS-companies to handle LLMs-challenge. However, CRM kept posting 8-10% growth rate, paid dividends, we remain patient. |
| LULU | We added the following businesses: Accenture plc (ACN) +1.7% of total assets, Salesforce (CRM) +1.9%, Lululemon (LULU) +1.5%, Uber (UBER) +1.5%, ServiceNow (NOW) +1.5%, Adobe Inc (ADBE) +1.5%, Zoom Communications (ZM) +1.2%, DocuSign (DOCU) +1%, and some smaller stakes. |
| UBER | Uber is a massive transportation business with annual sales over $53 billion dollar, that keeps surprising with solid double-digit growth. It commands a robust global presence (50% North America, 25% EMEA, 10% APAC, and the rest of the world 7%) in three categories: rides, delivery, and freight. It is an innovative and well-led company (Dara Khosrowshahi). The company has been profitable since 2023, with FCF margin reaching 15% (we'll see about its sustainability). With a 15 to 25% growth rate, 7.5 to 13% FCF margin, and 15-30% dilution over 10 years, we arrive at $55 to $100+ per share, depending on the current reputation of the business. A reasonable range looks more like $65-90. Debt to assets subsided down to 19% from 30% previously. Our average purchase price is $70.7 between 2024 and 2026. Uber is big & strong, connected to tangible operations worldwide; it's worth 5% as some sort of staple. |
| NOW | We added the following businesses: Accenture plc (ACN) +1.7% of total assets, Salesforce (CRM) +1.9%, Lululemon (LULU) +1.5%, Uber (UBER) +1.5%, ServiceNow (NOW) +1.5%, Adobe Inc (ADBE) +1.5%, Zoom Communications (ZM) +1.2%, DocuSign (DOCU) +1%, and some smaller stakes. |
| ADBE | The company offers universally renowned graphic design products, such as Adobe Photoshop, as well as digital contract signing tools and marketing products, aiming to leverage them all through LLMs. It has a tight grip on digital content through editing, signing, and marketing applications. This business has long been characterized as a solid, reliable, 10%-growing business with one of the best profit margins in the industry, above 25%. It deserves its place in the portfolio with a decent growth profile and stability. The main concern for the market is that LLMs, Figma (FIG), and Canva will sooner or later rip Adobe from its growth and premium. This is literally the most profitable among big tech companies, with $24 billion in revenue and a stable 36+% operating margin, which Mr. Market is offering at unheard-of since the 2010s multiples of PE and P/FCF. We are holding a 2.5+% position with an average buying point of 237. |
| ZM | We consider Zoom as a business with a great product and a talented team that learns from mistakes and develops more and better future products. It came from a Zoom call to Zoom workplace; it is so much more now than just a video-conference software company. Today it is a sustainable, profitable business with a bright idea, which was an exceptional pearl even before COVID-19. The debt level is low, the revenue stream continues to come above $4.9 billion a year, the business has a 30+% free cash flow margin and its product canceled millions of unnecessary business travel, which is very green. Zoom has some difficulties growing again at a double-digit pace, but when it fell to below $60, it was an opportunity to step heavily in. Now, the company is trading more reasonably between $80+ and 100. It is a nice long-term business to hold. We entered the position in 2023 and 2026 at an average price of $75.3 in 2023, 2024, and 2026. |
| DOCU | We added the following businesses: Accenture plc (ACN) +1.7% of total assets, Salesforce (CRM) +1.9%, Lululemon (LULU) +1.5%, Uber (UBER) +1.5%, ServiceNow (NOW) +1.5%, Adobe Inc (ADBE) +1.5%, Zoom Communications (ZM) +1.2%, DocuSign (DOCU) +1%, and some smaller stakes. |
| LYFT | In July we added more Lyft Inc (LYFT) +1%. At the time of publishing this report, most of the above-mentioned companies yielded considerable returns. |
| GOOGL | The one from the Tech Titans that the Steppe Eagle has under his wing. This behemoth commands a Sales figure of over $400 billion and a market capitalization of over $3.5 trillion. In recent years, the company has kept its grasp over the Internet Search, YouTube, and AI. It also vigorously grows in the area of Cloud Computing (double-digit growth), and this is the top company for Autonomous Driving, an undisputed leader with the most driven distance. It still doesn't look expensive and is worth every invested dollar. We entered the position in 2022 and 2023 at an average price of $106. |
| SHOP | One of the best positions of the Steppe Eagle. The company offers marketplace, merchant infrastructure, collaboration, and more. Built from scratch by Toby Lutke, guided by Harvey Filkenstein. Shopify offers care for small businessmen. It has low debt, a high-growth-profile, and a lot of cash on the BS. Shopify tries to encompass all the necessities of merchants and businesses: marketplace, logistics, tax solutions, customer relations, point of sale (POS), transactions, and integrations. It remains a 20-25% grower. They didn't dilute shareholders for the last 3 years. The balance sheet is healthy. The only concern is 4% interest income to total revenue and low fixed assets compared to 12+ billion total assets. Every year it gets more profitable & prominent, however, the valuation sometimes gets stretched then noticeable reverse usually follows. We entered the position in 2023 and 2026 at an average price of $61.9. |
| ENPH | Clean energy companies lifted the portfolio: Nextpower (NXT), SMA Solar (S92_GR), Enphase (ENPH), and SolarEdge (SEDG). Combined results was above $15,000. |
| SEDG | This fast-grower is unfortunately prone to cycles. Producer of power optimizers and string inverters for solar energy generation. We have followed the company since 2017 because it used to manage to increase revenue by 25-35% every year, operating profit too, using a considerably small amount of debt. The company works in both great solar energy markets (the United States and the European Union). SolarEdge and Enphase (ENPH) are leaders in this business. Yet, crisis 2024 made evident issues with the company, such as unnecessary product diversification and weak control over profit margin, so the cycle forced the business to change its CEO and CFO. The business showed signs of recovery, and the stock price changed from $13 to $33-39 in 2025. However, our average position is still $117.5. |
| SHLS | These sectors are strategic, but we shall wait for more discounts to refill our reserves of clean energy companies. Presently, Shoals (SHLS) and Fluence Energy (FLNC) are starting to look more promising. |
| FLNC | These sectors are strategic, but we shall wait for more discounts to refill our reserves of clean energy companies. Presently, Shoals (SHLS) and Fluence Energy (FLNC) are starting to look more promising. |
| THO | Thor Industries Inc is listed in the portfolio composition at 1.66% of total assets. |
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