Investing: portfolio strategy: global bargain hunter

Jean-Marie Eveillard has managed the SoGen International Fund for 12 years, with an annual average return of 16.8%. The fund takes a "value approach," buying sometimes obscure stocks cheaply. Currently the fund owns about 100 stocks, 31% American. Eveillard describes his view as "pess...

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Published in:Institutional Investor 1991-09, Vol.25 (10), p.181
Main Author: Rosenberg, Sharon Harvey
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Bonds
Eveillard, Jean-Marie
Hedging
Institutional Investors
Investment Management Companies
Investments
Investors
Mutual funds
Portfolio management
Pricing
Securities
Stocks
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Summary:Jean-Marie Eveillard has managed the SoGen International Fund for 12 years, with an annual average return of 16.8%. The fund takes a "value approach," buying sometimes obscure stocks cheaply. Currently the fund owns about 100 stocks, 31% American. Eveillard describes his view as "pessimistic" and "not very positive about equity markets throughout the world." He is bullish on gold. The SoGen Fund has fared well, even during recessions.
ISSN:0020-3580