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MEME Australian Share Fund Shares Factsheet and Performance Review
- Published May 31, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
MEME Australia Share Fund has recently reviewed for May 2017. The month of May saw a return to form for the fund with our performance of +0.66% outperforming the broad markets return of -2.58% by a significant +3.24%. Particularly pleasing was that the fund out preformed all market cap segments, with the ASX20 returning -4.83%, ASX100 returning -2.82%, Small Ordinaries returning -2.06% and Emerging Companies (ASX300+) returning -1.05%. This most recent result brings the Fund returns since inception to +12.34 per annum, comfortably ahead of the market’s +9.57%.
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