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Olesen Value Fund Boosted In 2017 With 117% Return On Special Situation

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Rupert Hargreaves
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Christian Olesen's Olesen Value Fund gained 12.7% net of fees and expenses in 2017, beating its 2016 performance by 220 basis points. Unfortunately, despite this double-digit return, the fund underperformed its benchmark the MSCI All-Country World Index by 7.1% for the year, although over the long-term the performance is more favourable.

The Olesen Value Fund has generated an annualized return of 16.7% since inception (December 2009) net of fees compared to 12.7% annualized for its benchmark, according to a letter to investors.

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Olesen Value Fund Value Special Situation

117% profit from a value special situation

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