Gwen Hofmeyr, an investment professional at Maiden Capital with a strong background in equity research, dives into the nuances of the fashion and banking industries. She discusses Aritzia's robust brand culture and strategic U.S. expansion, while drawing insightful parallels with Lululemon. The conversation then shifts to the regional banking landscape, revealing historical patterns from crises and innovative investment strategies. Hofmeyr also highlights the importance of real estate in grocery retail and shares fascinating insights on valuing supermarket land holdings amidst market volatility.
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Screening Limits
Screens offer little advantage except in broad market fear or specific sector aversion.
Reading about businesses without preconceived notions can yield surprising opportunities.
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Desert Finds
Gwen Hofmeyr found success analyzing Aritzia and Four Imprint Group in 2019.
Despite high valuations, Aritzia's strong brand and unit economics stood out.
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4Imprint Group Opportunity
Four Imprint Group, a promotional products marketer, saw its stock fall over 60% in 2020.
This presented a buying opportunity due to its strong balance sheet and owner-operator structure.
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