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Can elephants really gallop?
In the concept of Evolution, the
smallest, fastest and most adaptable have
the strongest chance of surviving and
prospering. Small cap stocks offer a
higher growth dynamic; and we believe
there are many profitable undervalued
companies, with little or no debt, which
have fantastic growth prospects in this
area.
After a disastrous year in 2008, small
cap companies bounced back and enjoyed a
stellar 2009, outperforming large and mid
caps. This extraordinary performance was
partly due to the heavy falls that they
suffered in the crisis. Now as we enter
the half way mark in 2010 many of those
gains have been surrendered on fears
about Greece, CGT hikes and events in the
Middle East. We believe this presents a
great buying opportunity and that is what
we are doing.
As Stephen Ford, head of UK mid-market
equities at RBS, says: ''A period of
consolidation is expected in the
short-term. However, restructuring
benefits coupled with robust balance
sheets and top line appreciation should
underpin earnings upgrades and further
outperformance.''?
Well managed funds are the ones that take
time to invest and do their homework. We
don't try to forecast where the market is
going. We look at individual companies
that are well managed and have good
balance sheets. We buy into stocks that
trade at a big discount to their
underlying value. What makes us different
is that our fund is managed from a
long-term value creation perspective.
We believe that
it's a great time to buy into the fund.
We believe that are still great
opportunities in the small cap universe
and it is just a case of picking the
right ones. Please remember that share
prices can go down as well as up. As a
measure of confidence our lead manager
Tom Winnifrith has recently been adding
to his own holding in the fund himself.
How many other fund managers do you know
why put into the fund rather than just
drawing a fat salary?
If you have any questions
about investing in the SF t1ps Smaller
Companies Growth Fund or if you want a
simplified prospectus and an application
form please visit our
website at www.t1psim.com
or email growthfund@t1psim.com
How can we help
you?
Buying shares in
the SF t1ps Smaller Companies Growth Fund
is easy and shares in the Fund are
eligible to be held in an ISA, Self
Invested Personal Pension, and for
inclusion in a non-stakeholder Child
Trust Fund account too.
The SF t1ps Smaller Companies Growth Fund
provides expert management of your
investment at a competitive
price.
Benefit from our reduced fee of
2.5% and save more 50% (standard initial
fee 5.25%).
It is also easy to transfer your existing
ISA into units in the fund. We do all the
hard work for you. Fill in the
‘Transferring an existing ISA'
section, on page 5 of the application
form and send it back to the address on
the form and we will do the rest of the
work for you.
Don't forget that the value and income
from investments can go down as well as
up and you will not be able to deal in
your investments during the transfer.
Therefore,
there is the potential that you may have
a loss of income or growth whilst the
transaction is being completed. Please
also bear in mind that your existing ISA
provider may also charge you for making a
transfer.
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Fund
Information
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Size:
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£11,510,765.98
(19/07/2010)
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Launch date:
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21 November
2007
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Launch price:
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£1.00
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Current
Yield:
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0.00%
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Legal
Status:
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OEIC
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Annual Management
Fee:
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1.5%
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Initial
Charge:
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5.25%
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Minimum lump sum
Investment:
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£1000.00
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Minimum monthly
investment:
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£25.00
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Sedol Number:
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B28R5W3
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Unit offer
price:
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Single Priced
Fund Last Dealt
Price:
121.3308p
(19/07/2010)
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Unit bid
price:
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As Above
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If you have any questions
about investing in the SF t1ps Smaller
Companies Growth Fund or if you want a
simplified prospectus and an application
form please visit our
website at www.t1psim.com
or email growthfund@t1psim.com
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