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"Oldfield Partners maintains a constructive outlook on neglected value equities, arguing that the extreme valuation excesses in Bitcoin and AI land deals are unsustainable, while deeply discounted holdings like Jardine Matheson, Ayala Corp."
Oldfield Partners outlines its fundamental purpose: delivering superior long-term absolute returns relative to market benchmarks over a ten-year horizon by adhering strictly to a valuation-driven philosophy. The firm asserts that focusing on low-valuation equities minimizes downside risk while maximizing upside potential. Currently, the manager observes glaring market excesses and valuation anomalies, highlighting speculative peaks in Bitcoin holding vehicles and newly public AI-related data center land companies. In contrast, the letter points to extraordinary discounts available in high-quality, asset-backed global holdings such as Jardine Matheson, Ayala Corp, and SK Inc, alongside the RIT investment trust. While acknowledging macro risks such as the US government shutdown and elevated national debt, the manager believes the sheer weight of speculative valuations is the most probable catalyst for any potential market reversal. Ultimately, Oldfield Partners remains highly constructive, noting that investors have begun rotating away from over-concentrated US growth stocks in favor of fundamentally sound global companies with substantial room for recovery. This pivotal shift is seen as a long-term tailwind for value-oriented managers, offering a highly attractive opportunity set that has been neglected since the onset of low-interest-rate policies in 2007.
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