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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 Sep 30, 2026
ROCKLINC Partners Fund generated a net return of 1.64% in the third quarter of 2026, bringing its one-year net compound return to 1.15% and its net annualized return since its September 29, 2017 inception to 8.35%. The portfolio closed the quarter holding 83.4% of assets in publicly traded equities, 14.0% in cash and short-term money market instruments including three short-term corporate bonds yielding 3.0% to 3.5%, and 2.6% in two private equity investments. Cash levels reflect a deliberate reserve target of 10% to 20% to exploit dislocations across public equity markets amid elevated valuations. The manager's macro framework highlights growing sovereign debt burdens, expanding government shares of gross domestic product, and the ongoing structural debasement of fiat currencies by central banks. With global debt standing near 350% of GDP, the fund maintains significant exposure to real assets and monetary hedges, led by a 28.9% sector allocation to precious metals and a 10.6% allocation to base metals, uranium, and agricultural materials. Rising bond yields and geopolitical unrest reinforce a defensive stance toward leveraged financials, favoring businesses with asset-light operations, contractual cash flows, and robust balance sheets. Portfolio activity remained stable during the quarter, with no significant alterations to existing positions. The top 12 holdings comprise 72.22% of total fund assets and 86.6% of equity weighting, led by Trisura Group at 9.58%, Wheaton Precious Metals at 8.37%, Franco-Nevada at 8.08%, and Markel Group at 6.53%. Core exposure remains focused on royalty aggregators across mining and biopharma, alongside compounders such as Cameco, Altius Minerals, and Amazon.
True long-term wealth compounding requires allocating capital to high-quality, asset-light businesses with durable economic moats, pricing power, and pristine balance sheets, paired with substantial real-asset and royalty exposure to protect against fiat currency debasement and excessive sovereign debt.
Markets appear vulnerable to a meaningful correction as valuations hover near all-time highs amid elevated bond yields and persistent inflation. The fund plans to maintain cash reserves between 10% and 20% to exploit rapid pricing dislocations in fundamentally superior businesses.
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