The letter highlights thematic investing focused on structural trends such as AI, cybersecurity, defense, and regional rotation away from US dominance. Valuation dispersion within themes creates opportunities for active selection. Geopolitical risk reinforces demand for real assets and security-related technologies.
Gold surged to record highs, supported by falling bond yields, rising rate-cut expectations, and persistent geopolitical tension, making it the strongest contributor to returns. Copper lagged amid tariff-driven volatility and later weakness as exemptions were introduced. Commodities remain an important diversifier, offering inflation protection and asymmetric risk characteristics across the portfolio.
The fund emphasizes the continued dominance of AI-related equities, benefiting from hyperscaler momentum and strong performance in thematic holdings like Polar Capital Artificial Intelligence and cybersecurity ETFs. While AI remains a powerful return driver, the manager notes stretched valuations and limited visibility on long-term capital returns. AI continues to shape sector leadership, driving allocation decisions and risk management across the thematic portfolio.
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of shares bought or sold and the percentage of outstanding shares
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