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5 Aug 2014 - Microequities Deep Value Microcap Fund

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Report Date04 August 2014
ManagerMicroequities
Fund NameMicroequities Deep Value Microcap Fund
StrategyEquity Long
Latest Return DateJuly 2014
Latest Return5.94%
Latest 6 Months12.64%
Latest 12 Months34.46%
Latest 24 Months83.57%
Annualised Since Inception30.50%
Inception Date06 March 2009
FUM (millions)AU$45.7
Fund OverviewThe Microequities Deep Value Microcap Fund, launched in March 2009, is an open-ended unregistered Managed Investment Scheme designed for the Australian wholesale market.

The objective of the Fund is to identify undervalued Microcap companies, invest in them and, through a medium to long term commitment, attempt to deliver superior investment returns.

The Fund invests primarily in ASX listed Microcap companies, which at the time of initial investment are generally below a market capitalisation of A$250 million. The Fund may also invest in companies with a higher market capitalisation, but these will be limited to no more than 20% of the assets of the Fund.

At times the Fund may invest in pre-IPO securities that are due to be listed on the ASX within 3-6 months, and have lodged a prospectus with ASIC. These investments will also be limited to no more than 10% of the assets of the Fund. The Fund will be limited to investing no more than 20% of the Fund's assets in any one security or company. The Fund will make investments with a medium to long term time horizon of between 3-5+ years.

The Fund will not speculate in derivatives. It will be permitted to hold other securities that are directly associated with a particular investment such as options granted with a specific company issue etc. The Fund will not engage in short selling or stock lending. The Fund will not hold financial debt of any kind.
Manager CommentsMicroequities Deep Value Microcap Fund recorded a notable monthly out-performance with a return of 5.94% during July and 34.46% (ASX 200 Accum 16.54%) for the previous twelve months.

Two months ago we alluded to the particular anomalies that have contributed to the US negative GDP number for the 1st quarter of 2014. We expected the second quarter number to be much more representative of the underlying strength of the US economic resurgence. That prognosis was affirmed earlier during the week when the US reported second quarter GDP growth of 4%, with firmer labor market conditions and solid consumer spending underpinning the growth rate. The outlook for the second half remains positive as the drivers for consumer confidence should contribute to a more appeasing environment for the US consumer to spend.
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