Originally Posted by
Beagle
Some fresh perspective possibly wouldn't go amiss. For what its worth off the quarterly performance reports to 30/9/20 they have outperformed the NZX50 after fees by 2.5% per annum average over the last three years, (have more than earned their performance fee so fair enough), whereas the team at Barramundi have outperformed the ASX by an outstanding 8.9% annual average after fees, (explains why the shares are trading at a premium to NTA,... shareholders are recognizing the true expertise there), and Marlin have achieved market outperformance of a remarkable 9.7% per annum after fees over the same timeframe. Who would you rather invest with ;)