European Shorting
Number of Stocks: 13
Number of New Stocks: 1
Total Value: $906 Mil
Q/Q Turnover: 8%
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David Winters has built a reputation as a distressed-debt specialist and shareholder activist. But these days, the manager of theWintergreen Fund (ticker: WGRNX) is a go-anywhere stockpicker. And for this value investor, who this month was nominated by Morningstar for International-Stock Manager of the Year, the world is his oyster. Continue Reading »
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The Wintergreen Fund is an investment management firm located in Mountain Lakes, NJ. The firm was founded in 2005 by David J. Winters, a career investment professional hailing from Franklin Mutual Advisers. Winters boasts of over 20 years of investment experience, working with legendary managers such as Max Heine, Seth Klarman and Michael Price. Winters is a graduate of Cornell University with a BA in Economics and holder of the coveted CFA designation. Currently, Winter’s flagship investment vehicle is the Wintergreen Fund (WGRNX). Continue Reading » David Winters of the Wintergreen Fund just reported his Q1 portfolio. He buys Barrick Gold Corp., Norfolk Southern Corp., Mastercard Inc., Google Inc., Activision Blizzard Inc., sells Spdr Gold Trust Spdr Gold ETF, Leucadia National Corp. during the 3-months ended 03/31/2011, according to the most recent filings of his investment company, Wintergreen Advisors. As of 03/31/2011, Wintergreen Advisors owns 18 stocks with a total value of $592 million. These are the details of the buys and sells. David Winters of Wintergreen Advisors reported his Q4 portfolio. As of 12/31/2010, Wintergreen Advisors owns 17 stocks with a total value of $545 million. These are the details of the buys and sells.
David Winters’s fund returned more than 19% this year so far. He did it mostly by investing overseas. Specifically, he has been buying European companies that have a global reach, companies that will benefit from the growth in Asia.
David Winters of the Wintergreen Fund is a guru who is a source of good ideas. Winters worked for Max Heine and Michael Price at Franklin Mutual Series before moving out to start Wintergreen advisors in 2006.
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