After a strong November, the small capitalization indices gave back their quarterly gains in December. The Pinnacle SCV Portfolio thrived during the month, on a relative basis. Our positions held up well and were bolstered by a slightly higher-than-normal cash balance and a company buyout (Cross Country Healthcare). We strive to keep the portfolio fully invested, typically maintaining a modest cash balance of around 2% to 4%. However, there are times when the market rises quickly, and we cannot find attractive opportunities for short periods. That happened in late November and early December. This situation generally balances out over time, and the pullback that began in December pullback is giving us some better opportunities.
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After a strong November, the small capitalization indices gave back their quarterly gains in December. The Pinnacle SCV Portfolio thrived during the month, on a relative basis. Our positions held up well and were bolstered by a slightly higher-than-normal cash balance and a company buyout (Cross Country Healthcare). We strive to keep the portfolio fully invested, typically maintaining a modest cash balance of around 2% to 4%. However, there are times when the market rises quickly, and we cannot find attractive opportunities for short periods. That happened in late November and early December. This situation generally balances out over time, and the pullback that began in December pullback is giving us some better opportunities.
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