In part 1 of our interview, Forager Fund senior analyst Alex Shevelev explained how his
Forager Australian Shares Fund(ASX: FOR)spots bargains that others are ignoring. Now in part 2, he reveals the boom US company listed on the ASX that doubled his money in just a few weeks.
Overrated and underrated shares
Alex Shevelev:
RPMGlobal Holdings Ltd (ASX: RUL), I think that is the most underrated stock. And I think it’s underrated partially because many investors are not looking at it and are not appreciating just the quality of revenue and cash flows the business produces. And also not appreciating the opportunity for the business to grow over long periods of time.
How to score a sneaky bargain: ASX fund manager
How to score a sneaky bargain: ASX fund manager
Ask A Fund Manager: Forager Fund’s Alex Shevelev explains how his listed fund picks up shares that the rest of the market is ignoring.
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Ask A Fund Manager
The Motley Fool chats with fund managers so that you can get an insight into how the professionals think. In part 1 of our interview, Forager Fund senior analyst Alex Shevelev explains how his ASX-listed fund nabs under-appreciated bargains, plus the stock it’s still holding after 9 years.
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A prominent ASX shares fund has revealed three stocks it has high hopes for after the recent results season.
Forager chief investment officer Steve Johnson said that
Forager Australian Shares Fund (ASX: FOR)’s portfolio gained more than 4% over the February reporting period.
“In general, you’d give it a tick for reporting season,” he said in a Forager video.
“With COVID over the past 12 months, [results] were particularly closely watched, although often largely flagged by companies leading into reporting season.”
The Forager Australian Shares Fund share price has gone from $1.09 back in September to $1.40 as of Thursday’s close.
Sell now or hold forever? What to do with shares like Afterpay (ASX:APT)
Tony Yoo | December 15, 2020 8:00am |
More on:
Afterpay Ltd (ASX: APT) shares this year.
According to my Fool colleague Sebastian Bowen, the stock has risen 244% so far this year and a spectacular 1,200% since the March COVID-19 trough. The price hit yet another all-time high on Monday.
Wonderful stuff.
Yes, it’s a great problem to have. But it’s a problem nevertheless.
Can the buy now, pay later provider continue its rise, or should retail investors cash in their handsome profits before the dream is shattered?
There is a hint from the professionals on how to handle this.