As discussed in QuotedData’s previous notes, Fidelity Special Values (FSV) is a fund that thrives on volatility and uncertainty. It seeks to exploit mispricing created by swings in investor sentiment – moving into ‘unloved’ stocks when they are cheap and then selling them once they have recovered. The manager took advantage of depressed markets earlier this year to add to more cyclical areas, which was bolstered by expanding gearing in the trust. This has served FSV well as the market has rebounded post Brexit and the manager has recently been reducing this cyclical exposure, now that these stocks are more fully valued, in favour of cheaper stocks. Amongst other stocks, FSV’s manager continues to see value in banks, energy and construction.
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