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Investment Strategy
Capture the Rise; Survive the Pop
AI is pushing markets higher but not without warning signs. Our focus is on strong companies that can deliver through the ups and downs.
Events
Michael Clarke, Michael Graninger, and Barron Martin Jr. Named to Washingtonian’s 2025 Tech Titans List
The publication recognized the three among the most innovative and influential figures in D.C.’s tech community.
Investment Strategy
Sharpening the Edge
The strongest businesses often have one thing in common. They build an edge others find hard to match, then reinforce it over time through steady reinvestment and long-term commitment to what sets them apart.
Investment Strategy
Are We in an AI Bubble?
Technological transformation often breeds bubbles. Sr. Portfolio Manager Thomas H. Trentman, CFA, discusses how investors can best read the signposts.
Investment Strategy
Follow the Leader
The best businesses don’t just grow. They lead. By shaping their markets and scaling smartly, they stay ahead when others fall behind.
Investment Strategy
Addressing Modern Slavery Through Active Ownership
Modern slavery is a pervasive risk across industries, often surfacing in hidden or unexpected ways. Left unaddressed, it can undermine a company’s long-term performance. We believe identifying and working to reduce these threats is critical for sustained value creation.
Investment Strategy
The Enduring Edge of Long-Term Investing
As holding periods shrink and noise grows louder, long-term investing remains rooted in time-tested principles. Compounding, discipline, and patience continue to drive meaningful wealth creation beyond the market’s short-term distractions.
Investment Strategy
The Power of Concentration
In our view, a portfolio is not diversified simply because it is populated with numerous names; it is diversified when each position reflects differentiated insight and durable value creation.
Investment Strategy
On the Road: Recharging Our China Thesis
Confidence in China’s investibility is returning. Structural reforms, stronger policy execution, and accelerating innovation are reshaping investor sentiment and reinforcing the case for renewed engagement with companies aligned to long-term growth themes.
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