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Letters With This Ticker

Quarter	Letter Date	Fund Name	QTD	YTD	Tickers	Keywords/Themes	Theme Commentary	Pitches	Letter
2025 Q2	Jul 27, 2025	Hotchkis & Wiley Large Cap Fundamental Value	3.4%	5.3%	APA, C, FFIV, KHC, NOV, UNH	active management, healthcare, Large Caps, Value Investing			View
2025 Q2	Jul 22, 2025	Miller Howard Investments Income-Equity Strategies	3.8%	-	ABLV, C, CAG, CSCO, EMN, EPD, GS, JNJ, JPM, MRK, PAYX, RHI, STT, TRP	cash flow, dividends, income, total returns, volatility	The letter emphasizes equity income as a durable return driver in an environment of elevated uncertainty, market concentration, and volatile macro signals. Management argues that dividends provide a more stable and predictable component of total returns than buybacks, particularly during downturns when capital discipline matters most. The strategy favors companies with resilient cash flows, balance sheet strength, and a demonstrated commitment to growing shareholder payouts over time.		View
2022 Q2	Jul 21, 2022	Kovitz Core Equity Strategy	-18.5%	-22.5%	ADI, ANET, C, CHTR, CVET, DLTR, ICE, KMX, PCAR, PWR	-			View
2025 Q2	Jul 17, 2025	Oakmark Fund- International Small Cap	4.4%	-	AMZN, C, CRM, GPN, NKE, ZBH	fundamentals, long-term, Quality, value		ZBH CRM NKE AMZN GPN C	View
2024 Q1	May 30, 2024	Silver Beech Capital	0.0%	22.3%	C, CROX, DNTL, WSC	-			View
2025 Q1	Apr 7, 2025	Patient Capital Management	-9.6%	-9.6%	AMZN, C, NCLH, NVDA, QXO, RPRX, UAL	-			View
2024 Q1	Apr 25, 2024	Patient Capital Management	5.6%	15.8%	BIIB, C, EXPE, META, NVDA, PTON, SOFI	-			View
2025 Q1	Apr 15, 2025	Olesen Value Fund	-5.4%	-5.4%	C	-			View
2025 Q4	Feb 8, 2026	Auxier Asset Management	2.0%	15.2%	BK, BRK-A, BTI, C, CAT, CVX, FI, GE, GLW, GOOGL, HD, LOW, MSFT, MU, NOW, PH, QCOM, RTX, UNH, VLO	AI, Banking, Buybacks, defense, energy, healthcare, technology, value	Technology hyperscalers spent close to $400 billion in 2025 on AI infrastructure with potential to reach $527 billion in 2026. However, an MIT study found 95% of generative AI pilots failing to deliver measurable returns, raising concerns about overinvestment similar to the dot-com era. Supply demand dynamics favored US stocks with $1.1 trillion in total stock buybacks versus only $46 billion in IPOs. Energy leaders like Chevron rewarded shareholders with aggressive stock buybacks alongside strong production and growing dividends. Over 100 countries dramatically increased defense spending in 2025, providing a boost for the aerospace and defense sector. Jet engine production and maintenance soared, benefiting firms like Parker Hannifin, GE, RTX and Berkshire's Precision Castparts. In the fourth quarter, investors shifted toward undervalued, high-quality companies with strong free cash flow yields. Healthcare led with an 11.25% catch-up return as its valuation metrics remain at a significant discount to the broader market. Larger banks enjoyed steepening yield curves and robust capital markets activity, with Bank of New York and Citigroup showing strong fundamentals at cheap valuations. JPMorgan predicts a breakout year for IPOs in 2026 with names like SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic potentially entering the market.		View
2025 Q4	Feb 3, 2026	The Sound Shore Fund	7.8%	18.2%	C, COF, FLEX, GM, HII, LUV, MSFT, PVH, PYPL, REGN, TEVA, TMO, TXN, WBD	defense, earnings, healthcare, Manufacturing, Transformation, undervalued, value	Sound Shore specializes in identifying undervalued companies undergoing transformations, focusing on stocks trading at attractive valuations relative to earnings power. The portfolio trades at 13.5 times forward earnings versus S&P 500 at 22 times, providing meaningful discount despite strong balance sheets and free cash flow. Healthcare was the best performing sector in Q4 after lagging earlier in 2025. Portfolio holdings Regeneron and TEVA provided positive pipeline updates and were among largest contributors as regulatory clarity emerged around previously uncertain policies. Huntington Ingalls Industries, the largest US Naval shipbuilder, was a standout 2025 performer after working through post-COVID supply chain issues. The company benefits from US Navy's commitment to rapidly expand the fleet and prospects for further margin gains. FLEX evolved from low-value electronics assembly to high-value specialized manufacturing for medical, industrial, and automotive industries. Under CEO Revathi Advaithi, the company achieved operational discipline and double-digit earnings growth with expanding margins, benefiting from accelerating data center end-markets.		View
2025 Q4	Feb 3, 2026	Gator Capital Management	4.1%	31.9%	BCS, BNP.PA, C, COMP, CUBI, FCNCA, GLE.PA, GPN, HOOD, HOUS, JPM, JXN, PYPL, SOHO, TD, TFSL, UMBF, VRTS	Banking, Capital markets, financials, real estate, Regional Banks, small caps, value	The fund focuses on small and mid-cap financial institutions, particularly regional banks with mutual holding company structures. TFS Financial represents a key investment in this space, offering leveraged exposure to earnings recovery through its unique MHC structure. Significant exposure to mortgage-related businesses through TFS Financial's traditional thrift model and Anywhere Real Estate's real estate services. The fund sees opportunity as the housing market recovers and interest rate environment normalizes. Strong positioning in capital markets through investment platforms like Robinhood Markets and traditional investment management firms. The fund benefited from continued product innovation and growth in retail trading platforms.	TFSL	View
2025 Q4	Feb 18, 2026	The Gabelli Dividend Growth Fund	5.2%	18.8%	AIG, AMZN, C, GOOG, IP, MDLZ, MRK, MS, NEM, ORCL, PNC, PRGO, SATS, WFC	AI, dividends, financials, gold, healthcare, value	AI euphoria faded in Q4 but companies in the AI ecosystem continued to deliver impressive results against high expectations. Concerns mounted around ever-increasing capex outlays and financing of sizable capex commitments. The commoditized see-saw battle among five major LLMs for next generation model leadership continues. The Fund focuses on dividend-paying stocks and benefited from M&A activity and a large position in gold miner Newmont. Despite a modestly defensive posture throughout 2025, the Fund benefited from appreciating stocks that were sized as larger positions. Gold had its best year with the price of gold benefiting the Fund's position in gold miner Newmont, which was one of the top contributors. Gold served as an inflation hedge and store of value amid macroeconomic uncertainty.	NEM MS GOOG	View
2025 Q4	Feb 12, 2026	RS Large Cap Val Strategy	5.8%	16.2%	C, CHKP, ETN, GOOGL, KEY, MDLZ, PNC, REGN, SEE, TEVA, ZBRA	AI, Data centers, financials, Grid Upgrade, healthcare, large cap, ROIC, value	AI has been a key theme driving popular equity indexes higher and creating unusual market dynamics with elevated concentration risk. The rapid integration of artificial intelligence may drive significant long-term productivity gains and provide a counterweight to softening employment conditions and inflationary pressures. Value stocks outperformed growth counterparts in Q4, with the Russell 3000 Value Index gaining 3.8% versus 1.1% for growth. The team sees intriguing investment opportunities in value-oriented stocks that are being largely ignored, creating an attractive backdrop for stock pickers. Strong demand for data centers has accelerated sales for companies like Eaton Corporation. The buildout of AI-associated data centers is driving increased demand and margin improvements for companies benefiting from this infrastructure spend. The need for upgraded electric grids has accelerated demand for Eaton's products. The process of electrification and grid investment should provide improvements in ROIC along with additional benefits from AI infrastructure spend.	ETN SEE	View
2014 Q4	Dec 31, 2014	Aquamarine Fund	-	5.5%	AXP, BRK/A, C, ENLC, GOOG, META, NTRS, UBSG SW	-			View
2025 Q3	Nov 27, 2025	FPA Source Capital	4.6%	13.5%	C, GOOG, IFF, JDE GR, KMX	CashFlow, credit, Quality, Spreads, value	Source Capital stresses valuation discipline in both equities and credit amid stretched spreads and crowding in risk assets. The fund favors businesses demonstrating margin resilience, free-cash-flow visibility, and improving returns on capital. Credit markets price perfection, offering little compensation for impairment risk at historically low spreads.	KMX IFF	View
2025 Q3	Nov 16, 2025	The Gabelli Dividend Growth Fund	6.8%	-	C, CARR, KDP, NEM	CashFlow, defensiveness, dividends, pricingpower, Quality	The letter underscores dividend growth as a core driver of long-term equity returns, supported by companies with strong cash flows, robust balance sheets, and pricing power. Amid moderating economic growth and easing inflation, dividend growers offer defensive characteristics and attractive relative valuations. Management continues to emphasize high-quality franchises with durable competitive positions and consistent distribution increases.	MSGS US	View
2025 Q3	Oct 31, 2025	FPA Crescent Fund	5.5%	14.1%	C, GOOG, IFF, JDE GR, KMX	Compounding, diversification, equities, Quality, value	FPA Crescent continues its flexible value approach across equities and credit, balancing defensive positioning with selective growth exposure. The fund maintained holdings in global franchises like Alphabet and Meta while highlighting opportunities in undervalued cyclicals like Citigroup and CarMax. Its disciplined research-driven framework aims to deliver risk-adjusted returns through diverse market environments.		View
2023 Q3	Oct 30, 2023	Silver Beech Capital	0.0%	22.3%	C, DNTL CN, FNF	-			View
2025 Q3	Oct 28, 2025	Hotchkis & Wiley Large Cap Fundamental Value	6.4%	12.0%	AIG, APA, C, CMCSA, WBD, WPP LN	Energy E&P, Fed Funds, Market Concentration, S&P 500, Value Stocks	Rates: A 25 bps Fed rate cut with inflation near 3% supported multiples and risk appetite. Valuation: The S&P 500 traded at historically high forward P/E while the portfolio remained discounted, emphasizing margin-of-safety positioning. Energy: Select E&Ps benefited from disciplined capex, improving project pipelines, and strong free-cash-flow yields.		View
2025 Q3	Oct 24, 2025	Pzena US Focused Value Strategy	0.9%	4.7%	C, PPG	cyclicals, financials, Health Care, industrials, value	The strategy modestly underperformed as value stocks lagged growth amid AI-driven market leadership. Management added to Baxter and initiated new positions in PPG Industries and Solventum, expecting operational improvements and cyclical recovery. The portfolio remains overweight financials and health care, emphasizing attractive valuations and self-help opportunities.		View
2025 Q3	Oct 19, 2025	Miller Howard Investments Income-Equity Strategies	3.6%	-	ABBV, BK, C, CAG, CMCSA, COP, ELS, EMN, GSK, HRL, JNJ, ORI, PAYX, TTE, TXN	AI, cash flow, dividends, financials, value	Income-Equity portfolios outperformed on dividend strength from financials and healthcare while contrasting AI-driven spending by large-cap tech firms. The strategy emphasizes high and growing income from undervalued cash-generative companies, avoiding speculative AI capex cycles.	TTE HRL ELS COP	View
2025 Q4	Jan 29, 2026	Hotchkis & Wiley Large Cap Fundamental Value	4.5%	17.1%	AIG, APA, C, CMCSA, CRM, CRWD, CVS, ERIC, FDX, FFIV, FISV, GM, NFLX, PLTR, UNH, WBD, WDAY, WPP	banks, energy, financials, healthcare, large cap, software, valuation, value	The portfolio trades at 13x forward earnings and less than 10x normal earnings, both in line with historical averages. The manager emphasizes attractive valuations outside the Magnificent 7, with the S&P 500 excluding these stocks trading at 18x forward P/E versus a 35-year average of 17.4x. The fund focuses on undervalued quality businesses with strong fundamentals. Software is the portfolio's largest industry exposure on both absolute and relative basis. The manager views prospects of select software companies as highly compelling, citing sticky customer bases, recurring revenues, and predictable businesses. Major purchases included Workday and Salesforce, which trade at discounts to their own history despite being higher quality businesses. The portfolio's banks returned 13% compared to 6% for the index in Q4, with an average weight of 12% that returned nearly 40% for the year. The manager took capital out of the group as valuations increased. Banks were the top contributing industry to relative performance both quarterly and annually. The portfolio remains overweight in healthcare, noting the sector's return is about half that of the rest of the market over the past decade. Healthcare's P/E ratio is less than 80% of the broad market's P/E, trading at a deeper discount only 8% of the time since 1990. The manager views this as an attractive opportunity given the quality of businesses and growth prospects. Energy exposure spans both exploration & production companies as well as oilfield services. While these businesses are not as structurally attractive as software or healthcare, energy remains among the most attractively valued areas of the portfolio. The group trades at less than 7x normal earnings and offers an expected free cash flow yield of 11%.		View
2025 Q4	Jan 29, 2026	Pzena US Focused Value Strategy	2.5%	7.3%	BAX, C, CTSH, DAL, DG, DOX, FMC, KNX, MDT, PPG, QRVO, RHI, SWKS, WFC	Buybacks, Capital markets, earnings, Freight, Trade Down, value	Dollar General delivered strong same-store sales and margin improvement as customers traded down from grocery and pharmacy channels. This trade-down behavior provided a tailwind to margins that are expected to persist into 2026. Knight-Swift operates in a prolonged freight downturn with excess capacity added during the 2021 profit peak persisting despite weaker demand, pressuring rates and earnings. The company's scale and network efficiency should drive profitability recovery as conditions normalize. Citigroup rose amid strong capital markets activity and benign credit conditions. The company continued to repurchase stock and return capital to shareholders while transformation-related expenses are expected to decline next year.		View
2025 Q4	Jan 29, 2026	FPA Crescent Fund	3.1%	17.7%	ADI, AMZN, AVTR, BDX, C, CHTR, CMCSA, CRM, GOOGL, HEIA.AS, IFF, JEF, KMX, META, MSFT, NOW, NTDOY, ORCL, SAF.PA, SAP, SNOW, TEL, WDAY	AI, global, healthcare, Quality, small caps, technology, value	The fund emphasizes being value aware, focusing on cases where both quality and value intersect. They avoid speculative areas where reward for taking risks is insufficient relative to potential returns. The strategy has generated equity-like returns while placing equal importance on capital preservation and appreciation over 30 years. The fund is actively investing in small to mid-cap global securities, believing the investment community is casting its gaze away from these market constituents that offer asymmetric risk-reward for those willing to look forward three to five years. Recent purchases demonstrate their commitment to this thesis. The fund discusses AI extensively through Microsoft's transformation and growth prospects. They analyze how AI/cloud developments transformed Microsoft's business model and examine the massive revenue growth required for current AI valuations to make sense, questioning whether Microsoft can add revenue equivalent to multiple major software companies combined.	MSFT	View
2025 Q4	Jan 24, 2026	Miller Howard Investments Income-Equity Strategies	15.6%	15.6%	ABBV, C, COP, CSCO, EMN, ETR, GILD, GPS, GSK, HRB, HRL, JEF, JNJ, JPM, MPLX, MTB, PAYX, RF, STT, VICI, VZ	AI, dividends, income, productivity, value	AI represents a transformative technology that could drive step-change improvements in economic productivity. The manager believes AI's greatest impact will come from companies using it as an input to improve operations rather than those selling AI products. Many dividend-paying companies in labor-intensive industries could benefit significantly from AI adoption through process automation and efficiency gains. The portfolio focuses on high dividend yields approximately 3x the S&P 500, with strong dividend coverage ratios and projected dividend growth. Six companies increased dividends in the quarter, led by MPLX with a 13% increase. The strategy emphasizes collecting high and rising dividends while compounding real cash returns through disciplined reinvestment. The portfolio trades at significant discounts to the broad market, with P/E ratios 40-42% below the S&P 500. The manager believes many steady-growing companies are overlooked by markets focused on AI winners, creating opportunities in businesses with lower assumed margins and productivity that could benefit from AI adoption.		View
2025 Q4	Jan 22, 2026	Thornburg Equity Income Builder Fund / Thornburg Investment Income Builder Fund	7.0%	37.0%	005930.KS, AVGO, AZN, BNP.PA, C, CME, DTEGY, ELE.MC, ENEL.MI, KPN.AS, MRK, NN.AS, NVS, ORAN, PFE, RHHBY, T, TSCO.L, TSM, TTE	dividends, financials, global, healthcare, Telecommunications, Utilities, value	The fund maintains exposure to dividend-paying firms with resilient businesses and strong capital structures. The portfolio's weighted average dividend yield of 4.2% significantly exceeds the MSCI Index's 1.7% yield. Most holdings have made reasonable progress growing their bases of paying customers and distributable cash flows to support multi-year dividend growth. The portfolio trades at attractive valuations with a weighted harmonic average 2025 consensus P/E ratio of 14.3x, well below the MSCI All Country World Index's 21.6x. The manager believes these businesses are valued very attractively relative to their own histories and other assets, incorporating significant intrinsic value. The fund focuses on businesses that occupy important positions in their respective markets and tend to be well capitalized. These firms retain their market positions providing important products and services that generate cash flows. The manager emphasizes resilient businesses with strong capital structures that can maintain operations through various market conditions.		View
2025 Q4	Jan 19, 2026	Hosking Partners	7.2%	33.5%	000660.KS, 005930.KS, 055550.KS, AA, AAPL, BARC.L, C, FCX, HCC, IMPUY, MSFT, MU, SBSW, STX, SYF, TIGO	AI, contrarian, emerging markets, Japan, Mining, Platinum, technology, value	The strategy maintains a contrarian value approach, betting on mean reversion after a decade of growth dominance. Valuation spreads have reached extreme levels with enterprise value to sales ratios spanning 100-fold, creating opportunities in undervalued sectors. The AI capital paradox is creating opportunities as technology leaders face increasing capital intensity. McKinsey estimates $5.2 trillion in physical asset investments by previously asset-light firms, likely compressing returns on assets and valuations. South African platinum group metals were major contributors with Impala Platinum up 243%, Sibanye Stillwater up 360%, and Northam Platinum up 298%. The metals and mining sector weighting of 12% versus 2% index exposure drove significant outperformance. The strategy maintains triple-weight exposure to Japan at 14% versus 5% index weight, betting on corporate restructuring and activist investor pressure. Over 50 holdings target companies with depressed ROA ratios capable of dramatic improvement.		View
2025 Q4	Jan 18, 2026	The Davenport Value & Income Fund	1.5%	13.7%	ACN, ADBE, ARE, C, CTAS, EOG, FDX, GOOG, HPQ, ISRG, META, MMC, MRVL, MSFT, NOW, NVDA, ORCL, SPOT, UBER, UNP, VRTX	AI, Buybacks, dividends, large cap, technology, value	Technology and AI-related stocks led the charge again in 2025, with tech and communications services sectors advancing 23.83% and 32.47% respectively. AI darling Nvidia was up 38.87% after a 171.17% gain the prior year. A gold rush mindset developed across the AI ecosystem with fervor spreading to speculative corners of the market. In 2025, 36 of the Value & Income Fund's 42 holdings increased their dividends by an average of 7% year-over-year. Companies like McDonald's, Exxon Mobil, Fidelity National Financial, and Becton-Dickinson continued their annual streak of dividend enhancements at 49, 43, 10, and 54 years respectively. In 2025, 30 of the Value & Income Fund's holdings reduced their share count via buybacks by 1.2% on average. Companies are taking advantage of discounted valuations to accelerate buyback pace and return capital to shareholders. The managers focus on stocks that have been cast aside as investors focused elsewhere on momentum plays. They believe the market's sun could shine elsewhere soon and can't stomach the risk associated with many of today's highflyers. Their conservative approach has weighed on relative performance but they've seen this dynamic before.		View
2025 Q4	Jan 15, 2026	Columbia Dividend Opportunity Fund	2.8%	15.9%	ABBV, ALB, BAC, BLK, BRX, C, CSCO, DRI, GOOGL, GPC, GPS, GS, HD, IBM, IP, JNJ, JPM, LUV, MCD, MO, MRK, MU, PM, QRVO, SBUX, SWKS, T, UDR, XOM	AI, Banking, dividends, financials, Lithium, technology, value, Yield	The fund focuses on companies with historically consistent and increasing dividends, though dividend stocks generally underperformed during the quarter as investors favored speculative companies over defensive characteristics. The manager maintains a positive view on dividend-paying stocks as an out-of-favor segment largely devoid of speculative activity. The market remained supported by ongoing enthusiasm about the artificial intelligence theme, though there was a brief stretch of concern in November about a possible AI bubble. The manager sees potential for improved relative performance if excitement surrounding AI begins to cool. The quarter was characterized by broadening market leadership away from mega-cap technology companies, contributing to relative strength in the value style. The fund's investment universe offers fundamentally sound companies trading with attractive yields and reasonable valuations. A new position in mandatory convertible securities of lithium producer Albermarle made a sizable contribution as lithium prices rose due to reduced supply from China, and market participants became more optimistic about the metal's potential use in energy storage applications.		View
2025 Q4	Jan 14, 2026	Hardman Johnston Global Equity	2.9%	0.0%	6501.T, AMZN, BAC, C, CCO, CTVA, EL, ELAN, GOOGL, HDFCBANK.NS, LLY, MELI, META, PRX.AS, RHM.DE, STAN.L, TMUS, UBER, VRT, VRTX	AI, banks, Data centers, defense, financials, global, nuclear, technology	The manager sees AI as having long-term potential to drive productivity gains and positions to take advantage of that growth. However, they remain cautious about AI becoming the only game in town and continue to monitor exposure closely. They note that excitement about AI has stretched beyond IT into energy, utilities and other businesses in the AI value chain, creating concentration risk. The manager remains positive on defense fundamentals and long-term growth potential despite sporadic pullbacks. They see a clear structural shift toward defense after years of underinvestment, with visible growth stretching years into the future through strong orders, high backlogs, and political will to invest in national security. Banks were leading sector contributors with strong performance from Standard Chartered and Citigroup. Standard Chartered benefits from wealth management platform growth and cross-border services, while Citigroup's transformation strategy is paying off with improved deal activity and better regulatory environment expected in 2026. The manager re-entered Vertiv given the long-term secular data center infrastructure story and strong fundamentals. They reference approximately 100GW of incremental data-center capacity additions from 2024-2029, representing meaningful revenue upside for companies with global presence in thermal and electrical equipment. The manager initiated a position in Cameco, citing structural shifts away from Russian uranium sourcing and reinvigorated nuclear development due to AI energy needs and low carbon merits. Westinghouse's agreement with the US Department of Commerce to support at least $80bn of new reactor construction materially increases earnings power. Estée Lauder drove Consumer Staples performance as the company progresses through its turnaround with outperformance in sales, margins, China, US and Travel Retail. Beauty overall is described as one of the more resilient categories enjoying both volume and value growth, with luxury beauty positioned well in the K-shaped economy.	VRTX TMUS CTVA VRT HDB ELAN CCJ 6501 JP LLY MELI UBER RHM GR EL C	View
2025 Q4	Jan 11, 2026	Thornburg Global Opportunities Fund	6.5%	41.1%	0027.HK, 005930.KS, 0700.HK, 300750.SZ, BABA, BIRG.L, BNP.PA, C, CACI, COF, FCX, GOOGL, LLY, META, NN.AS, ORA.PA, RELIANCE.NS, SAP.DE, SCHW, SHEL, T, TSCO.L, TSM, TTE	Digital Economy, financials, global, growth, semiconductors, technology, Trade Policy, value	The fund holds significant positions in semiconductor companies including Samsung Electronics, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, and Contemporary Amperex Technology. These technology firms were leading contributors to portfolio performance during Q4 2025, with the manager highlighting their role in the digital economy transformation. Financial intermediaries represent 20.5% of the portfolio, with the manager believing they should benefit from interest rates determined primarily by free market forces. Key holdings include Citigroup, Bank of Ireland, BNP Paribas, NN Group, Capital One, and Charles Schwab, which were significant contributors to Q4 performance. The portfolio includes major e-commerce platforms Alibaba Group, Tencent Holdings, and Meta Platforms, though these were among the most significant detractors from Q4 performance. The manager maintains exposure to firms tied to the digital economy despite recent underperformance. Energy investments comprise 6.9% of the portfolio, including positions in Shell PLC and Total Energies SE. The manager notes periodic fluctuation of investor confidence in industrial commodity sector businesses, with Total Energies contributing positively to Q4 performance. The manager explicitly discusses evolving U.S. trade policies and their impact on global trade flows, noting that winners and losers among multi-national producers of tradeable goods will become obvious in time. The current outlook for many global businesses remains uncertain due to new trade policies.		View
2024 Q3	Sep 30, 2024	The Gabelli Dividend Growth Fund	5.0%	0.0%	AXP, C, CARR, NXPI, SLB	-			View
2024 Q2	Jul 31, 2024	FPA Crescent Fund	3.7%	12.8%	C, CHTR, KMX	-			View
2023 Q2	Jul 14, 2023	Patient Capital Management	5.6%	15.8%	C, COST, JPM, WAL	-			View

Pitches With This Ticker

Date	Pitch Type	Author	Company	Industry	Sub Industry	Bull / Bear	Stock Exchange	Keywords	Action
Jan 16, 2026	Fund Letters	Cassandra A. Hardman	Citigroup Inc.	Financials	Diversified Banks	Bull	New York Stock Exchange	buybacks, Discipline, Regulation, rerating, transformation, Volatility	View Pitch
Jan 15, 2026	Seeking Alpha	Seeking Alpha	Citigroup, Inc.	Financial Services	Banking	Bull	New York Stock Exchange	banking, capital returns, Citigroup, efficiency ratios, financial services, net interest income, Revenue Growth, Rotce, share repurchases, valuation	View Pitch
Jan 8, 2026	Fund Letters	William C. Nygren	Citigroup Inc.	Financials	Diversified Banks	Bull	New York Stock Exchange	Banks, buybacks, Regulation, restructuring, valuation	View Pitch
Aug 8, 2025	Seeking Alpha	Ian Bezek	Citigroup Inc.	Financials	Banks - Diversified	Neutral	NYSE	—	View Pitch
Aug 8, 2025	Seeking Alpha	Brian Gilmartin, CFA	Citigroup	Financials	Banks - Diversified	Bull	NYSE	—	View Pitch

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