Originally Posted by
BlackPeter
Clever is to use the current weakness to increase their holding. But - by the way - they only returned to substantial shareholder status in April 2019. I don't know, how many (if any) they did hold on the way down, given that they sold some end of Feb 2018 (after an upspike) and dropped at that stage below 5% - but if they did, it was a smaller parcel.
I guess one thing we need to understand as well is that the investment rules for big investors look a bit different. Assume you think a share has peaked, than as a small investor you might run for the exit. As a big investor you are already too late because any sale of a big parcel would just crash the market.
Big funds need to think a bit more long term unless they want to create havoc on the markets.
But anyway - I do have my Kiwisaver account with Fisher funds and am quite pleased about their information as well as performance. Good company.