Justin Peter Harrison

Ramsey Asset Management's (RAM) strategy is to identify investment opportunities which they believe have a fundamental value that is materially different than the consensus belief and which will provide attractive returns. They focus on businesses with improving or declining fundamentals in relation to consensus which have near-term (6 - 12 month period) catalysts for short investments or strong fundamentals for long ideas (1-2 year period) in growth, mature, and cyclical companies that fall within their five investment patterns. RAM's divergent view is supported by primary research, proprietary channel checks, and other bottom-up techniques. Ramsey Short-Biased will typically have 25-40 shorts, 5-20 longs and 4-8 stub/pair trades, while Ramsey Short Only will typically have 25-40 shorts and 4-8 stub/pair trades. Net industry concentration is limited to 20%. The maximum size of any one position is also limited to 10% of market value for longs (Short-Biased fund only) and 7% of market value for shorts (both funds). RAM also manages a Total Return fund. Though not limited by sector, RAM tends to invest in the stocks of US small- and mid-cap companies in the finance, consumer durables, process industries and electronic technology sectors. The firm maintains a medium turnover rate.

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Develops and markets software for online data analysis