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Meme Australian Share Fund Performance Review March 2017
- Published April 07, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Meme Australia have recently released their Factsheet and Performance Review. The Company has released their investment objective for 2017, which states “ To outperform the S&P/ASX All Ordinaries Accumulation Index over rolling three year periods, through active investment in ASX listed securities outside the S&P/ASX 20.”
Within this text also includes the Company’s investment approach which explains that the Fund is taking on an evidence-based quantitative approach to investing and uses a robust and back-tested trend-following strategy to identify investment opportunities expected to provide both positive price appreciation and relative price out-performance over the medium to long term.
Company Updates
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The Algorithm Re-Dosing Cancer Treatment: Inside the University of Melbourne Spin-Out Rewriting a 60-Year-Old Formula
Oncology specialists are still calculating toxic chemotherapy doses using a formula from the era of the Ford Model T, leading to a system where seven out of eight patients are routinely overdosed. University of Melbourne spin-out PredicTx is dismantling this legacy approach, utilizing advanced AI to analyze existing patient CT scans, deliver precision medicine to the bedside, and return a massive 100x financial rerate to hospital networks.
Asset over thematic: Centuria’s Andrew Essey warns against ‘blanket strategies’ as global capital eyes Australia
Relying solely on broad macroeconomic trends is the single biggest mistake property investors make today. Centuria Capital CIO Andrew Essey explains why asset-level “lettability” always trumps the overarching sector thematic, and reveals where global institutional capital is quietly pivoting to capture high-octane returns.
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