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Kathmandu Capital delivered 16.64% net in Q2 2025 by tactically navigating tariff volatility and emphasizing international diversification. The manager sees a fragile U.S. economy with 120% debt-to-GDP and elevated valuations, positioning the portfolio in mispriced small-caps across Asia and Latin America. New position ACM Research captures China semiconductor onshoring while OMAB benefits from Mexican nearshoring tailwinds. The fund remains cautious but fully invested after deploying cash raised mid-quarter.
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Kathmandu Capital delivered 16.64% net in Q2 2025 by tactically navigating tariff volatility and emphasizing international diversification. The manager sees a fragile U.S. economy with 120% debt-to-GDP and elevated valuations, positioning the portfolio in mispriced small-caps across Asia and Latin America. New position ACM Research captures China semiconductor onshoring while OMAB benefits from Mexican nearshoring tailwinds. The fund remains cautious but fully invested after deploying cash raised mid-quarter.
Pabrai Wagons ETF delivered +12.12% YTD through Q2 2026, maintaining zero S&P 500 overlap through concentrated positions in unloved global markets. The fund circles the wagons around six core buckets: offshore drilling, met coal, Indian financials, vertical software compounders, and Turkish infrastructure. Manager Mohnish Pabrai believes these exceptional businesses with wide moats trade at significant discounts and will compound for decades.
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Pabrai Wagons ETF delivered +12.12% YTD through Q2 2026, maintaining zero S&P 500 overlap through concentrated positions in unloved global markets. The fund circles the wagons around six core buckets: offshore drilling, met coal, Indian financials, vertical software compounders, and Turkish infrastructure. Manager Mohnish Pabrai believes these exceptional businesses with wide moats trade at significant discounts and will compound for decades.
Pabrai Wagons ETF delivered 44% returns by investing in unloved global markets with zero S&P 500 overlap. Core positions include metallurgical coal miners, offshore drillers trading below replacement cost, and vertical software companies positioned to benefit from AI despite recent selloffs. The concentrated approach targets exceptional businesses with wide moats and superior capital allocation.
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Pabrai Wagons ETF delivered 44% returns by investing in unloved global markets with zero S&P 500 overlap. Core positions include metallurgical coal miners, offshore drillers trading below replacement cost, and vertical software companies positioned to benefit from AI despite recent selloffs. The concentrated approach targets exceptional businesses with wide moats and superior capital allocation.
