90 per cent of asset managers/funds mentioned on investment blogs are organisations (and people) of whom I've never heard. Perhaps this further demonstrates my ignorance.
Below is a comment from some outfit called Spheria Asset Management on the 'lively' blog this morning:
(DYOR is best: it is merely posted for information, as while we know what he means when describing SNL as "exciting", I prefer 'excitingly boring' as one struggles to think of a more mundane business than selling truck and bus parts. Thankfully, there's no guaranteed correlation between 'boring' and 'poor returns'):
Supply Network (ASX: SNL) A long-term holding of Spheria, Burns describes it as an “exciting company” that supplies aftermarket truck parts.
SNL Price at posting:
$14.58 Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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