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14 of our 27 active recommendations are currently beating the market 21 of our 27 active recommendations are currently showing a positive return
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Case Study:
One Of Our Best Winners
Hargreaves Lansdown (LSE:HL) is a Bristol-based investment management firm that was founded in 1981 by two chartered accountants. The company operates one of the biggest fund supermarket platforms in the UK.
Decision To Buy
Hargreaves Lansdowns dominant market position and assetlight business model appear to provide a strong competitive advantage and impressive cash flows. But market concerns about impending regulations and apparent slowing growth sent the shares tumbling in August 2011. After reviewing the situation and assessing the risks, Hargreaves Lansdown was chosen as Share Advisors first Fire recommendation in February 2012.
Decision To Sell
Almost a year on, shares of Hargreaves Lansdown were up by over 60%.1 However, Share Advisor became concerned about the impact new regulation would have on the companys profitability. Given our belief in the increased risks to the business model, and the lofty valuation the market was giving Hargreaves Lansdown, we decided to sell our shares in February 2013.
1. Motley Fool Share Advisors returns are calculated using a time-weighted rate of return (TTWR) methodology that includes dividends reinvested and excludes trading costs. Returns for the Hargreaves Lansdown recommendation are measured from the 27/02/2012 to the close of trading on 04/02/2013 a 60.5% gain. Note: This example is intended as an illustration of our process, and is not necessarily a fair representation of the outcome achieved.
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