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ver an extended period of time. While this strategy may yield lumpy results, we believe it limits idea dilution and protects the Fund's returns from Uncle Sam and Wall Street. Portfolio Update: 2014 was an interesting year for the stock market to say the least. While the broader large capitalization ind

c. to make that same dollar of revenue go even farther. The two investments we detailed in our second and third quarter letters, Diamond Resorts and Graphic Packaging were direct beneficiaries of this phenomenon. Both companies were "rolled up" through acquisition leveraging their own infrastructure to deliver a

ver an extended period of time. While this strategy may yield lumpy results, we believe it limits idea dilution and protects the Fund's returns from Uncle Sam and Wall Street. Portfolio Update: 2014 was an interesting year for the stock market to say the least. While the broader large capitalization ind

c. to make that same dollar of revenue go even farther. The two investments we detailed in our second and third quarter letters, Diamond Resorts and Graphic Packaging were direct beneficiaries of this phenomenon. Both companies were "rolled up" through acquisition leveraging their own infrastructure to deliver a

ver an extended period of time. While this strategy may yield lumpy results, we believe it limits idea dilution and protects the Fund's returns from Uncle Sam and Wall Street. Portfolio Update: 2014 was an interesting year for the stock market to say the least. While the broader large capitalization ind

c. to make that same dollar of revenue go even farther. The two investments we detailed in our second and third quarter letters, Diamond Resorts and Graphic Packaging were direct beneficiaries of this phenomenon. Both companies were "rolled up" through acquisition leveraging their own infrastructure to deliver a

ver an extended period of time. While this strategy may yield lumpy results, we believe it limits idea dilution and protects the Fund's returns from Uncle Sam and Wall Street. Portfolio Update: The path that the stook market has taken this year has been anything but up and to the right. While the prevai

ked him, "Why would we buy a company like Proctor and Gamble at 18.7x 2015 earnings with limited reinvestment opportunities when we could invest in Graphic Packaging who makes its paperboard packaging at a 14 percent free- cash-flow yield, is re-investing in productivity improvements with a 1-2 year payback period