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"RF Capital executed a portfolio reset in Q2, moving from 80% cash to fully invested by concentrating capital in small-cap emerging compounders and early inflection opportunities. The five largest positions now represent 63% of the portfolio."
RF Capital returned 6.34% net in Q2 2026 while executing a deliberate portfolio reset. Cash rose from 29% to over 80% in May as the manager sold investments that no longer deserved capital relative to new opportunities. By quarter-end, cash had declined to 38%, and as of the letter date, the fund is fully invested with the five largest positions accounting for approximately 63% of the portfolio. The manager reviewed every holding and compared it against new ideas, asking whether each stock deserved capital relative to everything else available. The majority of capital is now directed toward two types of companies: emerging compounders and businesses at an early inflection point. The manager seeks small or underfollowed businesses growing quickly with clear reasons for continued growth and improving profitability as they scale. Direction and durability of growth matter more than any single quarterly rate. Price action is important as confirmation that the market is recognizing positive change. The portfolio today has more growth potential, stronger balance sheets, and clearer earnings inflections than at the beginning of Q2.
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