Hedge Fund Database
The curated database of hedge funds that publish investor letters. Research by geography, strategy, and schools of thought.
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The curated database of hedge funds that publish investor letters. Research by geography, strategy, and schools of thought.
| # | Fund | Strategy | Style | Geography | AUM | Latest Letter |
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As of Apr 10, 2026
Q1 2026 was defined by a sharp geopolitical repricing following Middle East conflict escalation that triggered the largest energy price surge in four decades, with Brent crude peaking near $126. This renewed inflation shock exposed the fragility of traditional 60/40 allocations while commodities outperformed dramatically with the S&P GSCI rising 35.9%. The manager's anti-fragile philosophy proved prescient, with portfolios positioned away from US mega-cap concentration toward emerging markets, European banks, and energy producers. The NCM Global Equity Selection Fund outperformed 80% of peers for the quarter despite March volatility. Key risks include persistent geopolitical instability, stagflationary pressures particularly impacting Europe and Asia, and an increasingly erratic policy communication environment. Structural catalysts include accelerating European energy independence, Cold War-level defense spending increases, and the Fed's transition from active manager to residual stabilizer. The outlook remains constructively positioned for continued dispersion and real asset outperformance while maintaining disciplined risk management through systematic overlays and selective hedging strategies.
In a world shaped by structural inflation, geopolitical instability, and rapidly shifting narratives, resilience matters more than prediction, requiring portfolios focused on diversification across regimes, disciplined risk management, and selective exposure to areas offering structural asymmetry including commodities, energy, precious metals, and selected non-US markets.
The manager expects volatility to remain elevated until greater clarity emerges on the US strategy surrounding the Iran conflict. They believe the geopolitical shock may prove persistent, eventually shifting markets from focusing on delayed Fed easing to pricing weaker growth and tighter balance-sheet conditions. The tone is cautiously constructive on structural opportunities while acknowledging near-term uncertainty.
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